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It finally has a vehicle it can ship and sell, which will probably make anxious reservation holders happy.

He said: "The charges make anxious reading, in particular charge two. Both are serious matters."

The notices themselves, of course, are fake—likely the result of upperclassmen hoping to make anxious freshmen even more sexually uncomfortable than they are.

Despite evidence to the contrary, people awake at 2 a.m. on a Thursday night in a frantic attempt to see the first evidence that the “Full House” universe is truly alive and well, still had normal lives to live come sunrise, which led to some trying to make anxious deals with the universe, begging for just a little more time with the show they loved before letting go and returning to school or work or life in general.

He found time, amidst the warlike preparations constantly going on, to make frequent calls at her dwelling, and make anxious inquiry about her progress.