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As the days passed, hunting a large animal was a constant preoccupation.
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A senior doctor at the Southern DHB says tight funding is an unwelcome constant preoccupation for staff.
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The care and constant preoccupation of my life was taken away, and nothing moved me to activity.
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His constant preoccupation was to strike it.
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It was John's constant preoccupation.
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Evil, previously known but as a dark mystery shadowing far-off regions, had become the constant preoccupation of her thoughts.
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Behind all this was the constant preoccupation that she must not look, for an instant, at Uncle Mathew's death.
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Loan delinquencies are under control, Bendine said, adding that credit risk management is a " constant preoccupation" for the bank.
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Cengiz said she was never alerted to the threat but that her fears for her safety have been a constant preoccupation.
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His constant preoccupation with the business of his life rendered him often impatient of wasting hours in mere "personal talk."
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Barwood began to be affected by a nervous dread brought on by his too close study and constant preoccupation with this subject.
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This obstinate research agitated him; this constant preoccupation regarding the young girl seemed to open to his soul the way to tender reveries.
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The constant preoccupation with the difficulty generated as a result of not having appropriate resources narrows down thinking, focusing attention on the concern at hand.
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The question of death became my constant preoccupation as I grew to think I would never see it, nor hear men speak of it, nor-
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Annaud said that conservation had been one of his " constant preoccupations" as a director.
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"And for years, dear Mr. Dale, this union, in spite of counter-currents and human arrangements, has been our Willoughby's constant preoccupation," said Miss Eleanor.
