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nervousness

[nur-vuhs-nis] / ˈnɜr vəs nɪs /


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"You forget the tough times, the nervousness and anxiety that went into that," Cook tells the Test Match Special podcast.

From BBC

And according to a 538 analysis of the polling, all the nervousness that it's going to hurt the president politically is overblown.

From Salon

Such nervousness over information leaks is increasingly widespread – the United States and its allies are now engaged in a protracted worldwide effort to minimise loss of critical technology to Moscow and Beijing.

From Reuters

Highlighting Tokyo's nervousness about Beijing's reaction, the move was halted last year after a Japanese media report about the plan, the sources said.

From Reuters

"Oil caused nervousness in the market that inflation is not under control and in technology the Apple news gave investors opportunities to take profits from outperformers," he said.

From Reuters