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“Things are a little more iffy and there’s a lot more risk on the horizon,” Elizabeth Renter, senior economist at NerdWallet, told MarketWatch.

Even after success, Keaton remained iffy about her looks, her talent and her achievements.

This year the strategy has been iffy: The fund has posted a total return of just 5.4%, compared to the S&P 500’s nearly 16% gain this year.

It’s very iffy for me every time I make it.

When passport sales were first mooted in 2012 by the then Antiguan government as a way of propping up the ailing economy, some considered the ethics a little iffy.