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Voters picking all 13 senatorial bets of Hugpong ng Pagbabago (HNP) in the May polls makes Senator JV Ejercito worried.
More Filipinos now are worried about President Rodrigo Duterte's health, based on the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey results.
Everyone feels worried at times, and young children are no exception.
Jon Richardsonis worried about A LOT of things - and he thinks you should be too.
adults say they are very or moderately worried about each of these long-term financial challenges.
Majorities Have Consistently Worried About Healthcare
Worried that their biological father might molest them.
"If you're worried you have a test tomorrow, that's good; it makes you study."
"If people's feelings of worry over a future outcome are sufficiently intense and unpleasant, their emotional response to the outcome they ultimately experience will seem more pleasurable in comparison to their previous, worried state," Sweeny said.
In 2015, 15.6% of adults who lived in rental houses/apartments were very worried about paying for medical costs, compared with 8.7% of adults who lived in family-owned homes.
Significantly more Americans who carry at least some debt say they are "very worried" about not having enough for retirement (27%) compared with those who have no debt (18%).
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