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The Xerox cuts were the latest sign of growing unease in technology.

The news is likely to heighten unease in EU capitals over the Kremlin's tightening grip on energy reserves.

I haven't even learned to recognise it for what it is yet, and its presentation varies, sometimes a low-level throb of unease, sometimes a lurching panic.

But world astonishment turned to unease when it emerged that Octomom, as she was called, had conceived all her 14 children through in vitro fertilisation.

A farmer treks through arid farm fields in Yunnan amid a devastating drought that raised unease about food prices, climate change and cross-border water management.

Obama's apparent lack of interest in America's European Allies - some call it indifference, even disdain - is a source of growing unease on the Old World side of the Atlantic.

Europe benefits from America's unease.

The feeling of unease is mutual.

I waited with growing unease for her return.

Even figures on the right, including three former prime ministers, have voiced unease.

After backing it, the Lib Dems turned against it when unease among voters and clinicians grew earlier this year.

The other cause of unease is the euro, which threatens either to fall apart or to require yet another German-backed rescue.

A glance at my husband, dreaming of a red sports car and the Rugby World Cup and mourning the loss of Ms Vorderman from Countdown, and my unease turned into uncontrollable grief.

They worried a lot about the social unease.

Some of Mr Sarkozy's own ministers have voiced unease at the way he spent the summer expelling Roma (gypsies).

Deutsche Bank added to the general unease after it abandoned its pre-tax profit target for the year and forecast that its third quarter would be "significantly below expectations".

Moreover, control measures are socially disruptive and may further increase public unease.

A feeling of unease nagged at her.

In the industrial town of Poissy, which grew up around the car plant that opened in 1938, there is a palpable sense of unease.