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alarm

[uh-lahrm] / əˈlɑrm /




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Germany has grown increasingly alarmed about rising anti-Jewish sentiment since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel that sparked the war in Gaza.

From Barron's

On occasion, clips of them confronting federal agents have spread on social media, but many of the tips they chase are false alarms.

From Barron's

"Niscemi is another alarm bell... we must respond by changing our habits" and "choosing not to build in certain ways and in certain places".

From Barron's

But economists have sounded the alarm that some of the extra spending is being directed towards plugging holes in the budget for welfare spending and other short-term outlays, rather than towards long-term investments.

From Barron's

The American Veterinary Medical Association, a nonprofit that represents more than 110,000 vets, is sounding the alarm on them.

From The Wall Street Journal