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"There's a lot of trepidation about where inflation is," he said.

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Traders’ trepidation has sent Wall Street’s so-called fear guage—the Cboe Volatility Index—to some of its highest levels since April’s tariff announcements.

I ask the young men how they feel about the show ending and stepping into new projects, and Gaten is first to admit they feel some trepidation.

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Robbie watches every race at home, sometimes with so much trepidation he has to take a break and go for a walk.

Assistant Chief Dominic Choi said there was some trepidation about whether to allow journalists into the fire-ravaged area while authorities were still continuing their search for bodies of fire victims.

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