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Meanings of deep unease in English

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Usage of deep unease in English
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What is that sensitivity, mixed with guilt, which causes us such deep unease?
The Irish Times
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Our agenda-setting edition last week revealed deep unease about the quality of British journalism.
The Guardian
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But the decision has caused deep unease within both camps.
Reuters
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It adds deep unease to an already uncertain world.
The Irish Times
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That her mother should say, "It's not Richard" fills me with deep unease.
The red queen
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But deep unease over Europe kept demand high for safe-haven debt such as Japanese government bonds.
The Irish Times
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The source of their deep unease - electricity.
Reuters
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The financial markets are signalling deep unease, not least at the world they themselves have helped build.
The Guardian
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A deep unease can be stirred in the Irish psyche by a novel and inordinate assembly of invertebrates.
The Irish Times
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Again I felt a deep unease.
Halo Silentium
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For many patients, a diagnosis of COVID-19 carries with it a deep unease associated with the worst of maladies.
The new yorker
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But residents expressed deep unease about the involvement of Iran, which backs some of the militias involved in the assault.
Reuters
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This proposal is so obviously the right thing to do that many government loyalists will oppose it only with deep unease.
The Guardian
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Now Laurel felt it again, that deep unease...
The unseen
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Trump has called NATO "obsolete" and raised doubts about whether he would respect Article 5, stirring deep unease in Europe.
Reuters
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He expressed deep unease that the wording of the document failed to contain a verbal commitment that the IRA was definitely disarm.
The Irish Times
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