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Meanings of more worrisome in English

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Usage of more worrisome in English
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But home ownership data for pre-retirees points to a more worrisome trend.
Reuters
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Besides, there were hostile Indians around, which made the whole situation more worrisome.
Lonesome dove
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There is another problem, and it is a little more worrisome.
The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable
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The SA-10b battery that fired a few seconds later was considerably more worrisome.
Deep black
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There are more worrisome happening in the press than that.
News.com.au
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I would find that fact more worrisome if Lonny Moore were our likeliest suspect.
In the shadow of gotham
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Even more worrisome is the fattening of American children.
Prescription alternatives: hundreds of safe, natural, prescripti...
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But then my cough started to sound more worrisome.
Reuters
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Even more worrisome, how would I take it off?
A taste of magic
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There was somebody else who was even more worrisome to my mother than Mrs. Mahoney.
The cardturner
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But, more worrisome, why would they attack Biff?
The adventures of button
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There are more worrisome things on the move.
The iron king
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It also may be even more worrisome.
Wired
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Yet, today there is also a more worrisome class of criminal whose larceny continues irrespective of economic cycles.
The Guardian
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There were more worrisome things nearer.
Emmy Lou: Her Book and Heart
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In coming years, though, there is a more worrisome trend for schools: a smaller pool of high school students.
Reuters
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