concern with

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concern someone with someone or something

to busy someone with someone or something; to worry someone with thoughts of someone or something. I hope Jennifer does not concern herself with this matter. Try to concern him with something other than his work.

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The authors of this study randomly assigned 20 US family physicians into two groups, each to follow the identification of the patient's chief concern with 1 of 2 questions: * "Is there ANYthing else you want to address in the visit today? Is there something else? by Cowper, Anne / Australian Journal of Medical Herbalism Anxiety over loss of confidential data was more of a general concern with one in ten of all businesses worried about this; respondents in London and Midlands/Wales registered a slightly higher level of concern (12%). YouGov/Trend Micro survey by Database and Network Journal The ACCI measured level of concern with or planfulness for the developmental tasks of the four career stages of exploration, establishment, maintenance, and disengagement posited in Super's life-span, life-space theory (Super et al. Career concerns of master's-level community and school counselor ... by Wester, Kelly L. / Career Development Quarterly			comply with comport oneself with some manner composed of compound with compress into comprised of compromise compromise on compute at con con into con out of conceal from concede to conceited as a barber's cat conceive conceive of conceive of as concentrate concentrate at concentrate at some place concentrate on concern concern in concern oneself about concern with concerned concerning conclusion concrete concur on condemn condemn as condemn for condemn to condense to condescend condescend to condescend to do condition condition to conduct conduct away conduct into conduct out of confederate with confer on confess to confession is good for the soul confide in confidence			conceptually conceptually Conceptually Accurate Signed English conceptus conceptus conceptus conceptus dropsy conceptus dropsy conceptus dropsy conceptuses conceptuses conceptuses concer concern concern concern concern Concern (disambiguation) Concern (disambiguation) Concern (disambiguation) Concern and Corrective Action Report Concern And Deficiency Reporting System Concern for Health in East Kent Concern for Helping Animals in Israel Concern for Information Privacy concern in concern oneself about concern oneself over concern oneself with Concern Wide ID concern with Concern Worldwide concerned concerned concerned concerned Concerned About Recess and Education Concerned About Teen Sexuality Concerned about Wind Turbines Concerned Alumni of Princeton Concerned American Fire Fighters Association Concerned Asian Pacific Students for Action Concerned Bass Anglers of Virginia Concerned Bikers Abate Concerned Bikers Association Concerned Black Men Concerned Black Men of Massachusetts Concerned Businessmen's Association of America Concerned Citizen Party Concerned Citizens Against Jet Noise Concerned Citizens Coalition Concerned Citizens Coalition of Stockton Concerned Citizens for Animal Welfare Concerned Citizens for Better Government Concerned Citizens for Chronic Psychiatric Adults Concerned Citizens for Green Country Conservation Concerned Citizens for Judicial Reform Concerned Citizens for Justice

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