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"We started the game well, and I felt some nervousness, some doubts in half-time because we conceded the goal," Clement said post-match.

From BBC

There remains some nervousness among borrowers and consumers in general about what will happen in the Budget, announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves on 30 October.

From BBC

The candidates struck a more respectful tone, with observers noting Walz’s apparent nervousness on stage.

From Salon

It’s the second track TSG has exited from, leaving California racing in a state of nervousness.

"But there's an increasing nervousness that if it continues much longer it could spook patients and make it really difficult to raise staff morale. Hope is important."

From BBC

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

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