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alarm

[uh-lahrm] / əˈlɑrm /




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“Don’t be alarmed that the stock market is about to fall off a cliff amid a fog of dizzying headlines,” writes Christopher Smart, managing partner of the investment strategy consultancy Arbroath Group.

From Barron's

“Don’t be alarmed that the stock market is about to fall off a cliff amid a fog of dizzying headlines,” writes Christopher Smart, managing partner of the investment strategy consultancy Arbroath Group.

From Barron's

Tracing the lives of three “daughters of China”—the author, her mother and her grandmother—the book illuminated 20th-century Chinese history in a way that was at once thrilling and alarming.

From The Wall Street Journal

This has alarmed neighbouring Manitoba, where a Crown Royal distillery is a key employer in the small town of Gimli.

From BBC

The other day I discovered an alarming possibility...

From BBC