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Meanings of big worry in English

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Usage of big worry in English
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The big worry remains the low level of testing across the region.
Reuters
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That's the big worry for a lot of us here, she said.
The Guardian
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But the pace of climate change in the future is a big worry.
Reuters
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While Carlton's attack remains a big worry, they managed four more scoring shots.
The Guardian
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They are also a big worry for India and, even more so, China.
The Guardian
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That's a big worry for the likes of China, Hong Kong and Singapore.
Reuters
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Their big worry is that their golden generation is now on the wane.
Reuters
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Pad's big worry had been this third charge-theone which he faced alone.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
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For any family with children to think about, this can be a big worry.
The South African
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A big worry, he said, was losing power for electric fences around the enclosures.
Reuters
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However, my big worry is that he seems to show no interest in socialising.
Independent.ie
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Another big worry is the effect the Brotherhood's marginalisation will have on Egypt's neighbours.
Reuters
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But there is little to suggest that November is a big worry for stocks.
Reuters
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Fortunately-thishad been Victor's one big worry-thesupply closet had its own ventilation ducts.
Crown of Slaves
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You were one of my worries, not a big worry, but still a worry.
The Blood Ship
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The big worry, of course, is China, with its slowing economy and swelling credit levels.
The Guardian
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