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Meanings of very troubling in English

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Usage of very troubling in English
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Now there is a sense around us of something very troubling indeed.
The great lover
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Taken together, these are all very troubling symptoms in a ten-year-old boy.'
Blood harvest
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A very troubling conjecture was coalescing in the back of my brain.
Grave Secrets
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Further, reports that the Junta has restricted Internet access again are very troubling.
Reuters
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The situation made a new and a very troubling appeal to her womanhood.
Sir George Tressady — Volume II
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If she says she doesn't know-nobodydoes-thatis very unsatisfactory and very troubling.
Heart and Soul by Maveric Post
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This is very troubling considering how many millions are discarded each month, he says.
The Irish Times
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He never found the idea of Europe very troubling.
The new yorker
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Before we get to the law, that's very troubling.
The Guardian
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Now I found myself facing the very troubling dilemma of what to do about Kate.
A conspiracy of paper: a novel
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That is very troubling but it is not unexpected.
News.com.au
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The narrative of Black female deficiency that is spun by these hucksters is very troubling.
Ebony
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John Huber, US attorney for the state of Utah, called the allegations " very troubling".
Radio NZ
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The sense of confusion was very troubling.
The Wendigo
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That is very troubling to me, Hasimir.
Paul of dune
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The problem-thevery troubling problem-wasthat, when he wanted to, Claude could sound so much like Edgar's father.
The story of edgar sawtelle
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