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insecurity

noun as in anxiety

noun as in danger

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But the report predicted a "deterioration" in the situation in the coming months, with 5.91 million people expected to face high levels of acute food insecurity.

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"To be a young person in Madagascar, you have to be tough," he adds, explaining that insecurity is rife.

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The insecurity Jews feel can be seen, Mr. Rich says, in the government’s spending “£18 million a year on paying for commercial security guards at synagogues, Jewish schools and other Jewish buildings.”

To Sohm, snobbishness on the part of a sommelier is a sign of insecurity; he has seen it in some young members of his profession.

But 44 of the meat, dairy and aquaculture businesses surveyed didn’t provide any such data, according to the report, with only 10 setting targets to reduce their exposure to water insecurity.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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