Most people think small, because most people are afraid of success, afraid of making decisions, afraid of winning.
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There's a lot of fear in Hollywood: Executives are afraid of losing their jobs; networks are afraid of losing advertising revenue; writers are afraid of getting fired; actors are afraid of losing fans.
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Don't be afraid of failing — be afraid of not failing.
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I'm afraid of suffering, but I'm not afraid of dying.
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But I think when most people walk down the street, they're not afraid of being murdered, they're afraid of, women, in particular, are afraid of rape, you know men, afraid of maybe some type of assault.
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And of course, who's afraid of Virginia Woolf means who's afraid of the big bad wolf, who's … afraid of living life without false illusions.
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She is afraid of almost everything, whereas he's afraid of almost nothing.
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"If you're afraid of Megyn Kelly, then you're going to be afraid of Hillary Clinton and you're going to be afraid of Vladimir Putin," he said.
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I'm not afraid of flying — but the people around me are afraid of me.
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He wasn't afraid of space, he wasn't afraid of heights, he trained for this.
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I'm not afraid of anything because I've learned that there's nothing to be afraid of.
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Maybe I should be afraid of this or maybe I should be afraid of that.
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Republicans are afraid of the NRA, even the moderate Republicans are afraid of the NRA.
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"Being afraid of reusables is as ridiculous as being afraid of Corona beer," Johnson added.
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I mean, you're afraid of, already afraid of going to the front lines and dying.
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Some district attorneys and some police officials are afraid of you in some other cities, but they are not afraid of you in Philadelphia, nor am I afraid of you.
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People are afraid of the flavor of the day, and today people are afraid of drones.
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A fretful boy, Akutagawa, "afraid of the dark, afraid of the light," found refuge in books.
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We are afraid of terrorist threats and we are afraid of people departing from the faith.
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I wasn't afraid of failing as a student; I was afraid of failing as a person.
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The tech industry is as afraid of regulators as regulators are afraid of dystopian general artificial intelligence.
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Added plus, my dogs who are afraid of the regular vacuum are not afraid of this vacuum!
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The duck pâté made me realize that I'm not really afraid of failure ; I'm afraid of success .
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Psychologists have found that people aren't necessarily afraid of facts — they're afraid of where those facts lead.
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Through a voiceover, a man says, "I"m not afraid of flying, but people are afraid of me.
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I was afraid of my own desire and his, afraid of the abortion that would surely befall me.
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He was never afraid of meeting me on the South Side; he wasn't afraid of meeting me anywhere.
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"These crocodiles that we get here, they're not afraid of humans, they're not afraid of anything," he said.
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Those are the things humans are usually afraid of because we were wired to be afraid of them.
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I had always been afraid of living, but I wasn't any longer and I wasn't afraid of Jesus.
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We're all afraid of getting hurt because we're all afraid of being vulnerable and showing how sensitive we are.
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The Bachelorette's Hannah Brown isn't afraid of finding love—and she isn't afraid of trying super sour candies, either.
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Studios are afraid of new ideas, and I'm afraid of old ones, so my life will always be difficult.
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Alfred Hitchcock was afraid of eggs; Julius Caesar, Napoleon and Alexander the Great were all afraid of cats — ailurophobia.
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A newsroom that embraces experimentation, that's not afraid of trying new things, and frankly is not afraid of failure.
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"There are guys in my neighborhood that I love, that I respect, that I think have incredible qualities who are not afraid of Mexicans, and not afraid of Muslims, and not afraid of blacks," he continued.
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" The company should also use its resources to connect global businesses and cement China's role in the future of technology, according to Ma. "The world is afraid of China, afraid of technology, afraid of powerful companies.
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This is definitely a bid to kind of bring in that consumer that's maybe a little bit afraid of the connected home, a little bit afraid of voice commands, a little bit afraid of that whole thing.
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"People who were in more rural were clearly extremely nervous and afraid of reprisal or afraid of losing work," she says.
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The 'Ghostbusters' ain't afraid of no ghosts ... and whoever's driving their car ain't afraid of putting the pedal to the metal!!!
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Well in mice, the infection makes them less afraid of the smell of cat urine, and thus less afraid of cats.
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He is old enough to be afraid of bandits, she young enough to be afraid of ogres tucked among the dunes.
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I wasn't just afraid of what would come next, I was afraid of how my co-workers and boss would react.
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" Sarah agreed: "Instead of women being afraid of sharing stories, it's men being afraid of being on that list [of abusers].
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The President of the Eurogroup said to me yesterday he worries about political paralysis, politicians afraid of voters and afraid of markets.
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If she's not afraid of trolling the president of the United States, she's definitely not afraid of someone with under 500 followers.
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If you're afraid of it, and you know you're afraid of it, you have to tackle it if you want something different.
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Dr. Zimmerman argued that scientific discovery depends on a "don't be afraid of making mistakes, don't be afraid of breaking something" attitude.
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Sixty-two percent of people are afraid of walking on the streets at night, while 222.2 percent are afraid of the police.
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Then when we put this animal in the environment that it should have been afraid of, it wasn't afraid of it anymore.
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I think he had a moment on January 20th where the Democrats were afraid of him, the Republicans were afraid of him.
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Afraid of the dark; afraid of being in some weird new place; afraid something's waiting for you in the garage — that never changes.
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I was afraid of quitting a job that had become so intertwined with my identity, but I was equally as afraid of gaining weight.
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I was afraid of all the panicking going on around me, and I was afraid of what people were going to do to me.
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I'm not afraid of Bolsonaro―I'm afraid of the people who voted for him, because they're fanatics and extremists who resort to hate speech.
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And not just because they weren't afraid of people stealing, but because they weren't afraid of who might come into their room at night.
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This is why I am not afraid of death; I am only afraid of living a life without happiness, a long but unfulfilling one.
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They saw it, so they weren't afraid of speaking truth to power, they weren't afraid of saying something that would put their life at risk.
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So a lot of people who have been afraid of cats are no longer afraid of cats, and let Mimi sit in their lap now.
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"I think you'll learn about what Natasha is afraid of, and I think you'll learn about what parts of herself she's afraid of," said Johansson.
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All this time, I've been thinking I was afraid of life outside the enclaves with Enid, but maybe I'm afraid of life here, too — life everywhere.
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Comcast is afraid of Google Fiber because it's afraid of competition, which is why it tried to buy Time Warner Cable instead of competing with it.
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This is currently occurring with her song "I'm Afraid of Men," which turned into the recently released book of the same name I'm Afraid of Men.
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A cursory glance over the comments on the new IT trailer attest to this: You're not afraid of clowns, you're just afraid of being by yourself.
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The court seemed to be afraid of the prisoner, as, indeed, the Home Office seems to be afraid of the whole gang of female mischief-makers.
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"I think you'll learn about what Natasha is afraid of, and I think you'll learn about what parts of herself she's afraid of," Johansson told CNN.
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Truthfully, I'm less afraid of running in when others are running away than I am afraid of someone thinking I'm incompetent, or of not doing my job.
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"In Sweden, if you ask a union leader, 'Are you afraid of new technology?' they will answer, 'No, I'm afraid of old technology,' " one government official said.
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"After that, pregnant women were scared to try medications, and doctors were afraid of prescribing them, and drug companies were afraid of developing them," Dr. Fejzo said.
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So no, I'm not afraid of loneliness . . .
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"I'm not afraid of no gyal-heart man, and I'm not afraid of no cyattie, and I'm not afraid of no waste yute neither… Say feh," she challenges in Jamaican patois before the city turns on its head from the slow, strangely somber opener to a slick-mouthed Drake.
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"It's the greatest thing in the world you can be afraid of because you only have to be afraid of it for one night a year," Best says.
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You don't have to be afraid of technology—you have to be afraid of the people who are trying to prevent you from knowing the things they know.
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" He claimed Eadeh was a "subversion expert at the State Department," adding that "the Chinese people are not afraid of evil, nor are they afraid of causing trouble.
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They were crawling over the roots and in and out of trees, just a tide of them ... They were not afraid of people at all, not afraid of vehicles.
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"It's the greatest thing in the world you can be afraid of because you only have to be afraid of it for one night a year," Best told Vice.
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" He described his desire to "portray a sort of a poly-sexual ideal world in which people are not afraid of their bodies and not afraid of their sexuality.
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"Our society is so geared on trying to be young forever, and is afraid of aging and ultimately afraid of dying," Joel Kinnaman said at a Netflix press junket.
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" - Petra, 31 "Mormon virgin was afraid of everything.
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You can see the link (Donald Trump is afraid of immigrants, British racists are afraid of immigrants), but what they thought turning up at this protest would achieve is unclear.
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One episode, "A Firestar Is Born," details Angelica's origin story of growing up with a bully named Bonnie who made her afraid of her power and afraid of being different.
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In a formulation that felt a little artificial but neatly summed up the dichotomy the show operates from, Paige said she wasn't afraid of dying, she was afraid of loneliness.
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She can be however she wants to be in her environment without being afraid of being called ratchet or being afraid of seeming angry or of seeming over the top.
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The first people who went surfing in Gaza were fishermen, because they could swim and they were not afraid of the water, because a lot of people are afraid of water.
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She's not afraid of long scenes, she's not afraid of pictures falling off walls or of foxes following you to … … the bus stop and that final farewell, which left me shredded.
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" It is tempting to rewrite these statements to reclaim the immediacy of her "I": "I was afraid of sacrificing my life to my children; I was afraid of surrendering myself completely.
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And so, when he chased me around his office, I wasn't afraid of him physically so much as I was afraid of what I knew he could take away from me.
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WEST POINT, N.Y. — Katerina Stewart is afraid of heights.
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" The unnamed official said, "He's afraid of those situations.
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"What are you afraid of — her ideas?" he asked.
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"She's 20 — not afraid of anything," said Bacsinszky, 28.
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" He continued: "We are not afraid of a fight.
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" She added: "I am not afraid of him now.
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" Frank said Cruz "might be afraid of the competition.
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" In his paper "Who is afraid of the humanoid?
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Who's Afraid of a Banksy & Co. Street Art Exhibition?
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And also you didn't ... we were afraid of YouTube.
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" Matthews continued to push Costello to say explicitly that he was not afraid of Bannon, to which he eventually said "I'm not afraid of Steve Bannon, I'm here to serve my district.
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Political animosity is at a high; 453 percent of Democrats are "afraid" of the Republican Party; and 245 percent of Republicans are afraid of the Democratic Party, according to a Pew poll.
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"I actually had a queer Latino friend text me on Monday and say he was afraid of going to NYC Pride because he was afraid of what was going to happen," Roybal says.
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"People were a combination — not just afraid of being outed, but afraid of dying," said Michael Adams, the chief executive of SAGE, an advocacy organization for older lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender adults.
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"In Sweden, if you ask a union leader, 'Are you afraid of new technology?' they will answer, 'No, I'm afraid of old technology,'" says the Swedish minister for employment and integration, Ylva Johansson.
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THERE was only one time she felt afraid of him.
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SO I WAS AFRAID OF THE ZIKA AND THE VIOLENCE.
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Nobody is honest anymore and people are afraid of it.
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"Do not be afraid" of uncovering who you really are.
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We teach boys to be afraid of weakness, of vulnerability.
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Didn't anyone to get crossed if they're afraid of heights.
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This generation also isn't afraid of getting their hands dirty.
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"They are afraid of alienating the majority voters," Townsend worried.
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We shouldn't be afraid of Danish society or the Danes.
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Not to be afraid of how the world is changing.
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The president is "not afraid of special interests," Verma said.
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They're taking preemptive action because they're afraid of potential inflation.
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The Hound has been deathly afraid of flames ever since.
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Don't be afraid of silence, and don't ask leading questions.
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Jennifer Love Hewitt isn't afraid of changing up her look.
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He's as afraid of the ethics board as I am.
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I don't think it's a word to be afraid of.
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They are afraid of losing their jobs because of this.
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Norwegian Pop duo Philco Fiction are not afraid of clichés.
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George Orwell was afraid of overseers depriving us of information.
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But the egirls of TikTok aren't afraid of the word.
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We're a little afraid of change here because it works.
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We're definitely not afraid of color, both Nicola and myself.
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But Zuckerberg is clearly afraid of politicians dismantling his company.
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Are you afraid of that red blob on your stomach?
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Are you afraid of those feelings of grief and confusion?
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"I've never been afraid of making a move," he said.
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You can't take risks and be afraid of making mistakes.
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Brenna Sparks: Experiment, and don't be afraid of being awkward.
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It was established by Kurds afraid of the old market.
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" Officer: "Goodness gracious, what on earth are you afraid of?
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No one in Hopkinsville was ever afraid of the eclipse.
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" She said: "This is exactly what we were afraid of.
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The Henry Danger star proves he's not afraid of much….
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"The Democratic Party is not afraid of democracy," he said.
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"I think they've been afraid of their shadow," he said.
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So was the administration afraid of what Sondland would reveal?
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Beyoncé's never been afraid of getting real in her music.
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I don't want to be afraid of my decisions anymore.
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The television show portrays Versace as afraid of outing himself.
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He once had a patient who was afraid of pasta.
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Afraid of what is going to happen in southern GA?
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AMERICAN lawmakers are acutely afraid of rewarding the loafing poor.
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"We should not be afraid of the people," Sarkozy said.
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He certainly does not appear to be afraid of heights.
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I was afraid of them, they struck me ... raped me.
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It is the only bank which wasn't afraid of sanctions.
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I was afraid of what people would think of me.
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"We're not afraid of your tiny baby fists," they joke.
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SO HE IS AFRAID OF TOO LOW RATES IN GENERAL.
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" Johnson says she used to be "deathly afraid of guns.
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The grandparents told police they were afraid of their grandson.
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Humans will no longer need to be afraid of death.
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The ruling Socialists claimed the Democrats were afraid of losing.
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That's right, she's deathly afraid of clowns, heights, and bees.
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"People kill things because they're afraid of them," Becker says.
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But China will not be impatient or afraid of setbacks.
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"We are not afraid of what will come," says Mzingu.
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I was afraid of what I was going to find.
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" Yardley: "My daughter was afraid of the 'Tiptoe Shadow Man.
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GelophobiaIf you're afraid of laughing, first of all, I'm sorry.
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This is what the chief of staff was afraid of.
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Some people are afraid of losing control or getting hurt.
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But I learned to lose, I'm not afraid of losing . . .
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So republicans and democrats alike are really afraid of this.
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If I'm afraid of something, this is because of me.
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You tell me if you're afraid of anything else, OK?
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Ashley Graham is not afraid of public displays of affection.
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Yet we are very afraid of having encryption at home.
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"Why be afraid of your sexuality?" she told Vanity Fair.
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I don't think there's anything to be afraid of anymore.
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"We are really afraid of losing our reservoir," he said.
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But no episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark?
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"In North Korea, people were afraid of me," he says.
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Quick, what's everyone afraid of with the new iPhone X?
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"Everyone is now afraid of further value destruction," he added.
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In the beginning, I was so afraid of losing myself.
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I'm afraid of the deportations and families being ripped apart.
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"So many of us are afraid of investing," Gbajabiamila said.
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Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is afraid of it.
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Perhaps you're shy or afraid of appearing dumb (or both).
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I don't think the multinationals should be afraid of that.
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But it's nothing to be afraid of, Google executives say.
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But I always say: 'Why are you afraid of us?
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Applegate said she was afraid of playing another ditzy blonde.
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Sega needs to stop being afraid of slowing Sonic down.
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Don't be afraid of pursuing something you know nothing about.
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People tend to be afraid of what they don't understand.
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Even if Trump isn't elected, I'm still afraid of violence.
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Why share photographic evidence that you are afraid of flour?
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I'm like Jon Snow: I'm not afraid of dying again.
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So I don't want people to be afraid of that.
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On top of this, I am very afraid of STDs.
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As I said, I am notoriously afraid of corn. 2.
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They are designed for those folks we are afraid of.
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"She doesn't have to be afraid of me," Khloé insisted.
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What are you so afraid of, that women have information?
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"I don't remember not being afraid of AIDS," he says.
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This was a soldier I'd never seen afraid of anything.
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"If anything, I was afraid of offending people," she said.
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"Most white people are afraid of our ideas," he said.
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She isn't afraid of embracing her contradictory impulses and thoughts.
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"I am afraid of coming to the office," she said.
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For her part, Pelosi doesn't sound afraid of a challenge.
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I'm not afraid of ghouls, ghosts, zombies or political incorrectness.
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She was afraid of Marise, but curious about her, too.
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It's vibrant and smart, and not afraid of soapier moments.
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"No wonder Donald Trump is afraid of her," he added.
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"I was never afraid of getting old," he said once.
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The Hun Sen government is afraid of its own people.
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I was afraid of her feelings and how she'd react.
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"I'm afraid of snakes more than the bears," she said.
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"This was what the government was afraid of," he said.
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But I am no longer afraid of the Cigarette Man.
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Audemio sensed that the other inmates were afraid of him.
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Often, truckers are afraid of even asking for detention pay.
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Perhaps he was afraid of losing control of the conversation.
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"I can't lie — I'm still afraid of it," he says.
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Because they're afraid of the Trump wing of the party!
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Why are Europeans so afraid of the United States government?
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He is afraid of what this independence will cost him.
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Why are these elected officials so afraid of the voters?
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" Bloomberg "is not going to be afraid of Donald Trump.
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To be honest, I am not very afraid of this.
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"It's not like I'm afraid of dying," he told TMZ.
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"We shouldn't be afraid of the American people," he concluded.
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" Speaker John Boehner was too afraid of the House "Freedom
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I entered her world instead of being afraid of it.
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" "You're afraid of germs and kids carry germs like crazy.
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Take those opportunities and don't be afraid of the challenges.
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"No, really, what are you afraid of?" he said, carefully.
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Afraid of being able to run a mile without stopping?
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Mankini's girl explained that her daughter is afraid of clowns.
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Mostly, I was afraid of the consequences of my actions.
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"Man is afraid of both sex and death," he said.
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Women with an eating disorder are very afraid of that.
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Karmi suspects Bethesda may have been afraid of offending Israelis.
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And I love that he was never afraid of that.
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I was afraid of being targeted by the Morality Police.
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These days, Perkowitz said, humanity isn't afraid of carnivorous xenomorphs.
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What are you looking forward to, or most afraid of?
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It's like, isn't it crazy that we're afraid of pubes?
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There's a reason people have always been afraid of art.
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"You're afraid of the N.R.A., right?" he challenged one senator.
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Right now, I'm mostly afraid of subconsciously being a pedophile.
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I love actors now; before, I was afraid of them.
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"I think that people are afraid of sexuality," said Macchia.
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And she's not afraid of the truth of her time.
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We were obviously very afraid of any kind of panic.
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They love John Doerr, and they were afraid of Kleiner.
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In Ukraine, he said, "everybody is afraid of this case."
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Even if you're afraid of it, keep going toward it.
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Both of us were afraid of taking that next step.
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They have no generator and are afraid of being robbed.
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"I'm afraid of getting sick, of course," Ms. Mohammadi said.
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"Maybe people here are afraid of the snow," she added.
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The guy is fierce, and he's not afraid of anyone.
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Nobody is afraid of the I.C.C., not even its members.
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They are afraid of the outside world knowing the truth.
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You weren't afraid of the free weights in the gym.
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You have to wonder: what is everybody so afraid of?
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They are too afraid of getting hurt themselves to intervene.
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Now, I wonder if I am just afraid of intimacy.
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I was afraid of screwing up more than anything else.
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But a lot of the people are afraid of them.
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I'm afraid of the pain, and the unknown is frightening.
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I was afraid of not being able to do it.
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Being afraid of looking ambitious was not in Crawford's DNA.
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Her mother said Ms. Cavero was afraid of the neighborhood.
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Also, for the record, Charlotte was afraid of the dark.
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Now they may both hesitate, afraid of stirring up talk.
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" Rangers manager Jeff Banister said, "I'm not afraid of ghosts.
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Both Khamenei and Rouhani are deadly afraid of popular protest.
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There's no record Alex Honnold is afraid of facing down.
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Austin, though, seemed afraid of nothing, least of all death.
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People were too afraid of Weinstein or had signed NDAs.
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"At first, I was afraid of disabled children," she said.
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Not all of us are afraid of a darker skin.
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If you are afraid of something, think about your fear.
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But if Trump insists, China is not afraid of it.
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They're afraid of us mobilizing 300 people in 15 minutes.
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I'm not afraid of thinking about the idea of quotas.
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Serena Williams isn't afraid of adding more to her plate.
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I'm not afraid of any devil or demon or incantation.
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Justin is gentle but equally afraid of the outer world.
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She was afraid of losing her job … I believed her.
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No wonder China isn't afraid of a potential trade war.
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"I'm not afraid of getting fired at all," Mnuchin responded.
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They're afraid of Bernie because you know what Bernie does?
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I am not afraid of A.B.V.P. I am not alone.
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Maybe that's not something to be afraid of, but embraced.
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She was afraid of what Cruz was capable of doing.
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"If you're afraid of failing, you won't get very far."
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And we still don't know why you're afraid of Velcro.
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" Hogan added: "The question is, what are they afraid of?
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He died ashamed and afraid of losing his military status.
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"We're not afraid of bullets flying at us," he said.
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People are always afraid of something that they don't understand.
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You are not afraid of love, of hope, of tomorrow.
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There is so much, it seems, to be afraid of.
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Have you ever experienced somebody being afraid of a clown?
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"Is the government literally afraid of genuine competition?" she asked.
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I was afraid of the other children in the neighborhood.
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"Facebook isn't afraid of a few more rules," Hughes wrote.
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It's hard to blame people for being afraid of threats.
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"War is war: I am not afraid of the Libyan National Army, but I am afraid of the destruction that will never be reconstructed," said Mohamed Salem al-Sharwe, a taxi driver in Tripoli.
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I'd like to try everything once, because truthfully I think a lot of people are afraid of failure, but I'm afraid of not getting to sample everything and knowing what I actually love best.
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"I've never encountered an American politician at this level that people are literally afraid of — donors are afraid of him," said Rich Lowry, the editor of National Review, a magazine that has criticized Mr. Trump.
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Perhaps most people are not consciously afraid of American politics, but they are afraid of its consequences, and they have been afraid for far longer than Trump has been the GOP frontrunner and now nominee.
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If he did, he would have revised early sections of his book in which he makes Gorey look all kinds of wrong—afraid of sex, afraid of intimacy—because he did not confess his homosexuality.
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It's true that you can stop people from asking for food stamps or taking their children to school if they're afraid of deportation — or if they're afraid of violence at the hands of your supporters.
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Afraid of hurting another, she searched the test results in Google.
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We shouldn't be afraid of shouting into the void, he says.
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"I've never found myself afraid of any of them," he says.
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Donald Trump has never been afraid of being called insensitive, right.
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Right now, many people in America are afraid of women talking.
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Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx aren't afraid of a little sweat.
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I&aposm afraid of people I love getting sick and dying.
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"I guess there's not much I'm afraid of anymore," she says.
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" Adding, "I want a guy who is not afraid of that.
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Speaking of that flirting, Good Trouble is not afraid of it.
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Bebe Rexha is one Hollywood star who isn't afraid of aging!
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I was afraid of feeling pressure to be something I'm not.
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But Malinowski's family told the Dispatch she was afraid of him.
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"John told her he was afraid of being alone," says Gillon.
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I've always been really independent, and afraid of losing my independence.
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If America is afraid of refugees, other countries will be too.
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No one is (that) afraid of cysticercosis anymore, or are they?
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"I have never been afraid of death," Castro said in 2002.
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"I was very nervous; I was afraid of myself," he said.
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In 1996, America was afraid of the dirty, grunge-loving teen.
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Cardi B isn't afraid of oversharing with her social media followers.
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Always set your goals high and never be afraid of failure….
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According to her, people were more afraid of priests than police.
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It's not uncommon to be afraid of the uncertainty surrounding death.
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Some are afraid of being in danger of deportation by affiliation.
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If you're afraid of clowns, we insist that you stop here.
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Like Lorraine, Jimmy was afraid of heights, bridges, elevators, and planes.
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And so I grew up, I guess, not afraid of men.
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She admitted that turning 50 made her less afraid of failure.
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Who's afraid of another guy with a microphone asking tough questions?
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Don't be afraid of going for broke and wearing it all.
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Instead, they're thinking about the fans...because they're afraid of them.
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They tell us to be afraid of those who are different.
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Hillary Clinton's team was, Darren Sands reported, quietly afraid of him.
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Like mole man, I was afraid of what I might learn.
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"A lot of people are afraid of public speaking," she says.
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But as a filmmaker, you can't be afraid of that now.
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Well, I say to Mr. Trump, what are you afraid of?
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I was afraid of the way I reacted to being disappointed.
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What I had been afraid of for weeks was actually happening.
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The Emmy Award-winning star isn't afraid of a little color.
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She recognized that other companies were afraid of committing to veterans.
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You're never afraid of confrontation, but you'll be even bolder now!
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But I'm not superstitious because I m not afraid of it.
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Hank Johnson asked if Rosenstein was afraid of Trump firing him.
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But she was the "most afraid" of ISIS, not the bombs.
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Olivia Munn isn't afraid of bold looks on the red carpet.
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So I have to accept something I was always afraid of.
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I was never afraid of Danny physically and never will be.
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I was more afraid of living with myself after this experience.
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Chemtrails, because all we need something else to be afraid of.
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But she was also intensely, paralyzingly afraid of what might happen.
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It made me feel distraught, vulnerable, and afraid of the future.
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With good reason, that is what humankind may be afraid of.
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Kevin, acutely self-perceptive, declares that he is afraid of himself.
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That we should stop being afraid of things that scare us?
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I think I was always afraid of being seen as crazy.
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I don't need to feel afraid of looking a certain way.
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This is not the same as not being afraid of anything.
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Clinton is the candidate the Republicans are most afraid of facing.
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I'm not afraid of admitting I use extensions and spray tan.
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He might be referring to Are You Afraid of the Dark?
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I guess that's why the world is afraid of us sometimes.
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"I was afraid of the responsibility I would feel," he says.
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One headline described the country as "afraid" of a similar assault.
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I was afraid of people, of being out on the street.
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Afraid of saying the wrong thing, I asked more questions, instead.
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Ultimately, we can't be afraid of change in today's modern workforce.
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He's afraid of what will happen when everybody else goes home.
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What stands on the opposite side of what you're afraid of?
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For some reason, I was deathly afraid of being cut open.
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Fallon admitted that he had some reservations — he's afraid of animals.
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There's another pool in the building for people afraid of heights.
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"I'm also at all not afraid of this one," Chmerkovsky added.
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"You don't have to be afraid of police here," remarks one
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But he also said he is not afraid of opposing Pelosi.
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For the first time, she didn't seem afraid of her computer.
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And I've watched people die, so I'm not afraid of dying.
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I'm not afraid of getting my hands dirty—I do everything!
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He said he is not afraid of whatever the future holds.
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If you're a little afraid of the top experts, take heart.
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He also claimed that the rats didn't seem afraid of humans.
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"Is it necessary to be afraid of you?" the note read.
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Those flying domestically may be afraid of facing harassment, she says.
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Many of the tales in Are You Afraid of the Dark?
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In reality, he was abusive, absent, someone we were afraid of.
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But Lemm, a "gentle giant," was afraid of one thing: Snakes.
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Ted Lieu, from California, aren't afraid of calling out Trump online.
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They're afraid of, 'how do I explain this to my children?
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They are afraid of losing their place to cross the borders.
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They're afraid of 'How do I explain this to my children?
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But the rapper added she is not afraid of speaking out.
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People were really afraid of the skinheads, so I joined them.
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I am not afraid of what a President Trump will do.
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But I don't want to be afraid of the word feminist.
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And they also don't seem to be afraid of making enemies.
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Oh yeah, and I was the one afraid of being judged.
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In fact, blacktips are actually pretty skittish and afraid of people.
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Do you think other surveillance companies are afraid of you now?
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Being afraid of food isn't healthy — for me or my daughter.
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Why are some men afraid of unlocking its supposedly boundless pleasure?
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Trump responded: "You know why, because you're afraid of the NRA."
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I cast a black actor in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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Put simply, writers are afraid of being wrong, which is understandable.
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Alex, though... you might say she ain't afraid of no ghost.
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Here's a random sampling of things I was afraid of:1.
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"I was afraid of my voice at different times," he said.
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Getting To Yes by Roger FisherMost people are afraid of negotiation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Who's Afraid of Aunt Jemima?
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I, too am afraid of statues and thought I was alone.
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Justin was less afraid of his student loan debt than Tina.
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And we shouldn't be afraid of Mexicans or Central Americans either.
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"People in America are afraid of the hijab," one woman said.
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I remember being incredibly afraid of that: butterfly-clip head trauma.
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Unlike the recent Goosebumps remake, Are You Afraid of the Dark?
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Here is my struggle: Our son is not afraid of us.
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Isn't it time you stopped being so afraid of the dark?
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One Go-jek driver said he wasn't afraid of the protesters.
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Looking back, I don't know what I was so afraid of.
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People are really afraid of what could happen in the end.
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"I am not afraid of him," Gillibrand said of the President.
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In the past, the Pope hasn't been afraid of grand gestures.
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" Officer Spradlin: "Why are so many people afraid of black people?
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It's not the priest's popularity that the church is afraid of.
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He said that the woman was probably afraid of the cat.
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This makes the mass deportations the Democrats are afraid of impossible.
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Throughout most of the game, I was afraid of pushing forward.
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She was afraid of exactly what is happening to her now.
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They're afraid of, How do I explain this to my children?
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Everybody's afraid of raising a picky eater, including and especially me.
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Really, I think I was afraid of being seen at all.
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They're afraid of newcomers to the country and all of that.
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"I think they were afraid of alienating his supporters," Brock added.
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"I am still afraid of what they will do," he said.
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"Her own parents got divorced—she's afraid of it," Gunn said.
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"Sometimes I get people who are afraid of knives," she said.
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I was afraid of the question — 'How did you get it?
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I'm afraid of what I would have done with that information.
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Don't be afraid of appearing selfish and don't stifle your sounds.
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But I think that is OK. I'm not afraid of that.
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Everybody's really afraid of the potential disaster of a Trump presidency.
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Nonetheless, I wasn't afraid of working hard and making these mistakes.
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And the fact is, what you're afraid of could come true.
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Americans are afraid of importing conflict from beyond our oceanic walls.
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People are still very much afraid of Jackson and his lawyers.
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Pop, as an ex-hood, is not afraid of these kids.
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" He stood up and he stammered, "I'm not afraid of you.
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Why do you think some metalheads are so afraid of you?
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Upgrade #4: Do not be afraid of a little self-promo.
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Sometimes I am very afraid of it, because I've gotten close.
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Teachers aren't afraid of any bills coming down from state capitals.
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"They were afraid of me, afraid for their life," he said.
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Relatives declined to speak, saying they were afraid of government reprisals.
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But most of all, we are afraid of being called out.
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Afraid of what her work exposed about myself and my people.
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"We're not really afraid of anything — we have nothing to lose."
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Jordan Peele loved horror, but he was also afraid of it.
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He's afraid of the rain, but he's driven mad by thunderstorms.
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There, they had been afraid of fires and sickness and eviction.
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"I am not afraid of physical attacks at all," she said.
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"I'm afraid of the future, and that's scary," Ms. Teeti said.
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He was afraid of children, she said, especially of their unpredictability.
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And why am I so afraid of what makes me different?
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Criminals are afraid of him because some powerful men were arrested.
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But they're afraid of the dark, so they rarely use it.
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Why Roku isn't afraid of competition from Apple, Google and Amazon.
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They were also afraid of the Nixon administration, she told me.
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"Life is too short to be afraid of nothing," Machado writes.
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"Sometimes people are afraid of what they don't understand," he said.
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"We are not afraid of going to the margins," he said.
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Rose brushed off questions about whether he's afraid of the threats.
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I have a daughter but she's also afraid of going outside.
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Was he afraid of retribution because his drawings were too subversive?
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He rides a bike around town because he's afraid of driving.
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And Kardashian West isn't the only one who's afraid of spiders.
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"The owner was even afraid of handling it," Mr. Lyons said.
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" His sister, Sarah Slavin, 33, added: "They weren't afraid of death.
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Helen Mirren said she was "always afraid" of doing nude scenes.
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I will not, because I will be afraid of being arrested.
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They&aposre afraid of us mobilizing 25 people in 24 minutes.
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"Wuhan pneumonia is afraid of slogans," one user posted in Chinese.
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Despite her job, her Bachelor bio says she's afraid of heights.
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My question to you now is what are you afraid of?
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Truth be told, I've always been afraid of it, since childhood.
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One night, Barris, who was afraid of the dark, heard noises.
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She was just one of the things I was afraid of.
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He was not afraid of a ball being hit to him.
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These uncertain Ohioans are actually not afraid of bold policy solutions.
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" On Thursday, he said the owners were "afraid of their players.
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"She was a little afraid of the power," Ms. Walden said.
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"He's afraid of being accused of inappropriately touching anyone," she said.
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We should not be afraid of Trump or Netanyahu or anyone.
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Read more " _____ • Bill Donohue in Newsmax: "What are they afraid of?
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It's not surprising that so many are afraid of losing ground.
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Burton had already lost four times, and was afraid of losing.
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"I was afraid of the defendant," Ms. Obst told the court.
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People are afraid of them, and this feeds the public's curiosity.
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"Apple has never been afraid of being overly constrained by yesterday."
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What you need to be afraid of is every other American.
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"They are afraid of the truth," Pelosi said of GOP senators.
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" "Corporate lobbyists should be very afraid of a Bernie Sanders presidency.
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Buying life insurance made me less afraid of my own mortality.
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I was confused as to what she was so afraid of.
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She was afraid of what Epstein would do if she left.
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Face Your Fears Day (October 20): Everyone is afraid of something.
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Or they are afraid of getting killed intentionally by government forces.
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Now Ms. Stennett rarely checks Alibaba, afraid of what she'll find.
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No wonder the New York press was afraid of her then.
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Why are our Republican colleagues so afraid of making this public?
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If you're afraid of looking poor, the Velar is the antidote.
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Someone not afraid of, well, getting some mud on their shoes.
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You're not afraid of facing the darker side of life, Capricorn.
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I was afraid of what my friends and family would think.
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I want people to be afraid of the women I dress.
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You're not afraid of confrontation, Aries, but use this energy productively.
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"My main problem is I'm very afraid of falling," she said.
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"I'm not afraid of that, so I said sure," Pace recalled.
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"He asked me if I was afraid of him," she recalled.
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Actually, Anne slut-shames her classmate for being afraid of dying.
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"We are not afraid of using American components," Mr. Ren said.
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Instead, they described being "shocked," or afraid of jeopardizing their jobs.
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They are afraid of being labeled a racist or a homophobe.
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It's for 'clients' who are afraid of death and ugly people.
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So I guess I wasn't too afraid of just jumping in.
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Everyone is concerned about me, and everyone is afraid of me.
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Bojan Bogdanovic Little known fact: Bojan is deathly afraid of eggs!
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There's one WWE superstar Farrah's afraid of ... for a good reason.
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What I'm afraid of is that people will take more risks.
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It's not only exact locations that herpers are afraid of sharing.
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But she's not afraid of the surgery, or of Donald Trump.
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It makes you wonder: Ryan, are you afraid of the dark?
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So, with every decade, horror evolves as a really malleable platform for us to talk about what we're afraid of, and so, thankfully, women are finally being given opportunities to talk about what they're afraid of.
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They tell worshippers they're "not afraid of [the worshippers'] children" but rather "afraid of what they might do in the name of the Lord," and they move between solemn songs about rejection to upbeat celebrations of gayness.
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Do you feel immune to time, afraid of it, neutral toward it?
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She's sensitive to people's feelings, but not afraid of what they think.
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The state must be very fragile if it is afraid of cartoonists.
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So people shouldn't be afraid of coming and supporting the water protectors.
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I was also afraid of how I would answer them, I guess.
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Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott aren't afraid of packing on the PDA.
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She also allegedly told investigators she knew Zayden was afraid of Homich.
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From that, I viewed Bundy as a man afraid of his environment.
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Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf made me want to become an actor.
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And we don't want them to be afraid of calling the police.
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Drew Barrymore doesn't want her daughters to be afraid of getting older.
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Destiny 2 has learned what it is to be afraid of death.
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" He added that the Iranian people "are not afraid of any threat.
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It turns out it's not grizzly bears schoolchildren should be afraid of.
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My reporter had passed on the assignment because she's afraid of needles.
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So it's safe to say she's not afraid of a little change.
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If you are afraid of heights, this is a super scary video.
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He's such a drug addict because he's so afraid of being fat.
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"A lot of people are afraid of rates going up," he noted.
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Issam: People won't leave their houses because they are afraid of snipers.
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"I just experimented with not being afraid of being femme," he said.
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Take the unaired pilot for 1967's Who's Afraid of Diana Prince?.
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"I'm not afraid of the terrorists," says Sufi Imam Ahmed Reza Faruqi.
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Afraid of losing their homes, many residents stayed to hose them down.
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People are afraid to do background checks because you're afraid of somebody.
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"I'm trying to get people to be less afraid of their neighbours."
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You're emotional as hell, Cancer, but you're not afraid of your feelings.
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With Social Media Disinformation, What — and Who — Should We Be Afraid Of?
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Or you might be nervous or afraid of saying the wrong thing.
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"Facebook, I believe, is quite afraid of this third option," he continues.
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It's about Dinah Lance discovering and not being afraid of her superpowers.
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I began skipping lunch afraid of those around me watching me eat.
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But I'm not afraid of being a freak—I actually enjoy it.
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"Why are they so afraid of having additional witnesses testify?" she said.
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I was still afraid of the dark and I'd never been kissed.
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Initially, Andrew said, he assumed that he was simply afraid of rejection.
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It's afraid of the dark, and that's where Wilder is most luminous.
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A child star afraid of aging, or a psychotic freak/pervert/sociopath?
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It was the kind of situation my mother had been afraid of.
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Taylor Telford explains why governments around the world are afraid of Libra.
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Yes. Are the Saudis afraid of neighbors attacking their fields and infrastructure?
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"Don't go in the forest if you're afraid of wolves," Marks said.
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She's not afraid of polarizing trends and loves to play with beauty.
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I'm no longer afraid of linked lists or balanced binary search trees.
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"I don't really get afraid of anything," she added with a grin.
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And people thought I was ridiculous for still being afraid of dinosaurs.
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Kelly also tearfully admitted on Friday that she was afraid of Christie.
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We don't need to be afraid of them or shut them down.
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She's afraid of opening up, which is something she's brought up before.
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Cards will make you nearly as afraid of technology as You does.
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Almost all are afraid of being identified, and insist on fake names.
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Do your research, ask around and don't be afraid of refusing shows.
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But clearly, I'm not the only one who's afraid of this problem.
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It was not because I was afraid of what I might learn.
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I'm not afraid of the people on the other side anymore, though.
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Its Serbian minority was long afraid of the majority ethnic-Albanian population.
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We're all gonna die one day so why be afraid of fate?
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On my walks I'm always squinting, and I'm afraid of getting wrinkles.
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Most people stay at home, afraid of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
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Do you consider those electronic devices, and were you afraid of those?
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Apparently, he's afraid of stunts exactly like the one Lillian cooked up.
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There were some reports that he was afraid of being knocked off.
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I tried it the first time, and I'm unusually afraid of needles.
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Meet David Rosenblatt, the e-commerce CEO who's not afraid of Amazon.
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The star said he too was afraid of the change at first.
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Go deeper: Big Pharma is most afraid of Trump's drug pricing plan
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"The number one thing managers are afraid of is burnout," Denis said.
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"Many are afraid of death but no, it&aposs part of life."
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"We started off being a lot more afraid of them," says Wong.
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But as a Sunni, he was also afraid of retaliation by Shia.
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If you're afraid of snakes, you might want to look away now.
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I think women are afraid of what their boyfriends are gonna think.
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"People are afraid of each other," resident Reginald Jackson said last year.
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White people are afraid of the black and Latino parts of town.
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Soon after, I stumbled upon "Who's Afraid of Detroit" by Claude VonStroke.
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I am afraid of what Donald Trump would do to this country.
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Madison Wolfe has never been afraid of the boogieman under her bed.
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She says she used to be afraid of heights, but isn't anymore.
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Recently, she heard from two people who were deathly afraid of ladybugs.
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This president obviously isn&apost afraid of questions, we answer them routinely.
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Family members wouldn't touch them because they were afraid of being infected.
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I'm not afraid of my period, and your app can't tame it.
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They're afraid of crime, that's why we're seeing the support for Bolsonaro.
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"People are afraid of their own shadow in this environment," he said.
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John Cena isn't afraid of any awkward run-ins with his ex.
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I was afraid of this but didn't want to be a bigot.
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But O'Leary doesn't think corporate America is actually afraid of the Donald.
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The bathroom issue is the one thing we've always been afraid of.
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As part of Nickelodeon's SNICK programming, Are You Afraid of the Dark?
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Loren: Also is anyone else deathly afraid of attending this video arcade?
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I didn't not do things because I was afraid of the results.
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"I'm not afraid of anything; I've got a thick skin," Fillon said.
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We're afraid of letting people see the glory of who we are.
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Much of what I'm afraid of won't come with a press release.
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President Trump isn't afraid of angering the environmentalists or losing their votes.
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What's he so afraid of, if no one knows about Jason yet?
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" Continuing, he wrote, "With that said, don't be afraid of your truth.
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He plays a part: He's the politician who isn't afraid of dialogue.
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He's just afraid of not seeing this person that he loves again.
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Start with big movements with weights; don't be afraid of heavy weights.
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Not like these dainty maids who're afraid of a pair of breeches.
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If you've done nothing wrong, there is nothing to be afraid of.
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"I'm not afraid of anything, I've got a thick skin," Fillon said.
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I wouldn't mind, I'm not afraid of Nick Diaz, I'll tell you.
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"Our customers are quite afraid of the likes of Amazon," Ruckert said.
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Phea Chantheng says he's afraid of the sight of his own hand.
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Pegging men helped me not to be as afraid of male sexuality.
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Kazin argues, this was not an isolationist movement afraid of engagement with
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We should be afraid of how much worse it can possibly become.
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So I find myself now being more afraid of taking these steps.
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"We shouldn't be afraid of everyone who disagrees with DACA," Deathstroke said.
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After her release, she says, she was no longer afraid of anything.
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So I'm a little afraid of his lasting effect on the country.
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Should we be afraid of the dangers posed by our BILLY bookcases?
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That mummy was funny, too—remember how he was afraid of cats?
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"We are less afraid of Turkey's risks than foreign investors," Tari said.
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My Latest—> Trump says he's not afraid of Wayne LaPierre's NRA Lobbyists.
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They are too ashamed, or confused, or afraid of not being believed.
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A lot of the times, these cooks are afraid of venturing out.
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I was aesthetically attracted to cities but morbidly afraid of being shot.
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He also said he's not afraid of Trump firing him when asked.
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"The extremists were afraid of you, so they killed you," they chanted.
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Cecilia wasn't afraid of adults in those days, only of other children.
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Children's Books I come from a people pathologically afraid of being lost.
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"When you are strong, you are never afraid of anyone," he said.
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If you're afraid of heights, this job may be extremely off-putting.
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She sings, she jokes, and she's not afraid of some self-deprecation.
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Finally, don't be afraid of frozen, canned or dried fruit and vegetables.
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Davis said she was afraid of the consequences of reporting Tyndall then.
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Perhaps they will now no longer be afraid of people in power.
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I was afraid of the dark, because then I could see Everything.
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Justice is not something that we can afford to be afraid of.
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We are not afraid of competition in this area, and it shows.
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All of which is to say that I wasn't afraid of needles.
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She was already phobic, pathologically afraid of heights and travel—and abandonment.
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He isn't afraid of contact and can run through would-be tacklers.
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But this language comes from people being afraid of speaking at all.
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And I think they're actually afraid of having a lawsuit from AARP.
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"We're afraid of illegal immigrants," strike organizer Maila Mouhadji told VICE News.
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After a few months, I wasn't so afraid of these nighttime visits.
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So what are Trump and his supporters really so afraid of, exactly?
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I have yet to meet another human so deathly afraid of cats.
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Aesthetically it's terrifying because I am so afraid of New Age things.
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The other overdoses didn't scare me because I wasn't afraid of dying.
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We knew who we were; we weren't afraid of sex or expression.
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It's not a particular street I'm afraid of—just dark, narrow alleys.
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"I think a lot of people are afraid of nature," says Garber.
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If a dog is afraid of you, they might cower or hide.
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I got better at paying bills instead of being afraid of them.
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Why is the world not more afraid of a no-deal Brexit?
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"I'm afraid of what you're going to tell me," the neurologist says.
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And some are just cowards, afraid of mean tweets or base blowback.
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"It was efficient, because people were afraid of them," Mr. Salim said.
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You start to be afraid of the very thing you need most.
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I gently clarify that she must be afraid of not being alive.
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These were the old old days when people were afraid of cookies.
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It's not just the sound—I'm not afraid of fireworks, for example.
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Or was I afraid of the disgrace, the shame of it all.
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Honestly, I was more afraid of imprisonment than execution by drug lord.
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I'm not afraid of death, but I'm in no hurry to die.
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He won't go into hiding, and he isn't afraid of getting arrested.
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But the police aren't who these women should be most afraid of.
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"People are afraid of how data changes relationships with people," he said.
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I was less afraid of the movie, at first, than I'd expected.
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"Everybody is afraid of this case" in Ukraine, he told The Times.
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Mr. Suchy told Mr. Huisman he had nothing to be afraid of.
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People are afraid of working with their friends, but I love it.
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Even though it raises questions, it's not something to be afraid of.
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We're all born with it, we're very afraid of dying as kids.
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"I think a lot of people are afraid of change," he says.
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I was afraid of losing her and my feelings weren't entirely unjustified.
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If you're afraid of dogs, it's not the best place for you.
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"None of us are afraid of what it looks like," Newby says.
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He goes wherever he pleases, but is afraid of elevators and trains.
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I was afraid of people taking advantage of me in a chair.
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And yet I've always been afraid of having authority assigned to me.
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Poll workers afraid of being exposed to the virus are dropping out.
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If you must be afraid, then be afraid of all public spaces.
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Now, increasingly and demonstratively, we're afraid of the cops and the robbers.
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"We are not the ones to be afraid of arrests," she said.
|
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"What are you afraid of?" one organizer shouted at the closed door.
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"Destiny was always on the lookout, always afraid of predators," Wu said.
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The problem right now is everyone is afraid of making a mistake.
|
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Why has northeastern Nigeria "become a place afraid of its own girls"?
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"He is afraid of her and hunches over his plate," investigators wrote.
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"I've never been more afraid of writing a book," she confesses (wisely).
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The Space Between suggests we should be afraid of desires like that.
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The movie of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" was my gateway drug.
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But we should not be afraid of the use of political power.
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Trump is afraid of abandonment, so he tosses his base red meat.
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The other half are afraid of losing a primary to Michele Bachmann.
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Still afraid of dipping your toe in the water or diving deeper?
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"More than anything else, people are afraid of Corbyn," the person said.
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"I was afraid of not being able to do it," he said.
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POO BEAR: AFRAID OF FOREVER on Red Bull TV. Jason Boyd, a.k.a.
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Trypophobics are afraid of tiny little holes that are in weird patterns.
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Admittedly, the group has never been afraid of getting a little weird.
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She is too afraid of what else may be in Pendjari Park.
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She is too afraid of what else may be in Pendjari Park.
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"The PD is not afraid of going to early elections," he said.
|
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Texas began the game like a team not afraid of the moment.
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"We are not afraid of America or the economic problems," he said.
|
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And I think some of the other Republicans were afraid of it.
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Fund managers also are a little less afraid of rising bond yields.
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Hall : You said there was only one thing you were afraid of.
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She's so afraid of the scammers that she's started carrying a Taser.
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Her friend says she's so afraid of being stabbed she barely sleeps.
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"What are you afraid of losing?" this version of the show asks.
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I was afraid of what discussing the intimacy might do to it.
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He isn't afraid of hard edges, grinding dissonances, spells of near-anarchy.
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"I think they actually are really afraid of their government," he said.
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Read This Next: We Asked People Which STI They're Most Afraid Of
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Is it because he is afraid of what will happen to him?
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First time they had ever been afraid of us in this city.
|
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Fannon said Russia was afraid of U.S. competition on the energy front.
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They are afraid of Republican voters, most of whom strongly support Trump.
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But I think one is afraid of getting decrepit and all that.
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"We're not really afraid of being branded anti-tech," Ms. Gelinas said.
|
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"Part of her was afraid of losing her daughter, culturally," Punyaratabandu said.
|
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She said she was afraid of getting lost, so she followed him.
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And I don't think that's a word you should be afraid of.
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We're getting married even though I claimed to be afraid of commitment!
|
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Why is Trump so afraid of letting people see his tax returns?
|
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Black-ish has never been afraid of getting political and being honest.
|
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"In Mexico, we are not afraid of death," Guillermo Jiménez tells me.
|
|
So why is Sisi so afraid of dissent, especially from college kids?
|
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That's one of the reasons I say don't be afraid of curtailment.
|
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But, honestly ... we're still afraid of him, so we didn't wanna argue.
|
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We grew up feeling afraid—afraid to express ourselves, afraid of everything.
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If you're that afraid of black people, you don't need a firearm.
|
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And if so, what are we going to be afraid of next?
|
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It's bigger than the average car, but nothing to be afraid of.
|
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Read This Next: We Asked People Which STD They're Most Afraid Of
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Trump's message, however, is that people should be very afraid of them.
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I was not afraid of him then, and I am not afraid of him now, regardless of his threats, bullying, and the shaming and predatory tactics I knew he would (and now has) tried to use against me.
|
|
Ultimately, what we did see is a GOP afraid of assassination by Trump's tweet, afraid of media narratives that steered away from the epic ObamaCare repeal in play, and frightened by relentless citizens flooding up their phone lines.
|
|
Also, I have little children telling me they are afraid of going to school and one of my clients was afraid of going to a courthouse to pay his traffic ticket fearing he might be arrested and deported.
|
|
Just as Bowie updated his initial lyric from "I'm afraid of the animals" to "I'm afraid of Americans," so has our understanding changed of who we need to hold to account over the next four years: our families.
|
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"I, like a lot of people, am afraid of Donald Trump," she said.
|
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"What's there to be afraid of?" said Maria's daughter-in-law Oleksandra Lozbin.
|
|
You're not afraid of change, Sagittarius—in fact, you're turned on by it.
|
|
So, OK, what do Pelosi and Schumer, why are they afraid of Putin?
|
|
Everybody is lowkey a little afraid of love and being vulnerable to somebody.
|
|
It reads: "Donald Trump can't read this but he's afraid of it" pic.twitter.
|
|
Are you afraid of that as someone who puts money into AI companies?
|
|
Are we so afraid of dissenting ideas that we need to suppress them?
|
|
"This is exactly what Madonna has been afraid of," a source tells PEOPLE.
|
|
Our enemies are afraid of us, let&aposs make friends with them again.
|
|
It's easy to be afraid of artificial intelligence and what its future holds.
|
|
And if the market sells off today, it seems we're afraid of prosperity.
|
|
"The market is not afraid of intervention at these levels," said BNP's Serebriakov.
|
|
And we will do it faster because we are afraid of the rain.
|
|
The biggest Globes shutouts of all time were Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
|
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The woman is advised to call the police, but she's afraid of retaliation.
|
|
When did we as a society become afraid of rind-to-hand contact?
|
|
When they question those dirty dozen, let them -- what are we afraid of?
|
|
Thus, he sent his dancers alone, afraid of setting foot on a boat.
|
|
But this year, Democrats are deathly afraid of handing the GOP another seat.
|
|
So I was afraid of telling him, depending on where things could go.
|
|
Rather than be afraid of the uncertainty before her, she embraced her diagnosis.
|
|
Not being afraid of being softer, open, and more vulnerable — my look included.
|
|
The young cast was confident they wouldn't be afraid of their painted adversary.
|
|
"I'm afraid of being physically abused or raped," Miller told PEOPLE in April.
|
|
Many years later, I became afraid of inversions and arm balances in yoga.
|
|
We are still afraid of women, who just might be monsters by design!
|
|
He's the only one who does it because everyone is afraid of Avicii.
|
|
Adam Levine is a man who isn't afraid of a serious hair transformation.
|
|
"You guys — half of you are so afraid of the NRA," he said.
|
|
I was afraid of being too young, too naïve, not enough for him.
|
|
She said she didn't identify him earlier because she was afraid of him.
|
|
Don't be afraid of the ocean, but be aware of what's going on.
|
|
But many were very afraid of what the eclipse would bring with it.
|
|
I yelled at Jill — she told me recently she was afraid of me.
|
|
Since the dawn of technology, we've been afraid of technology eliminating our jobs.
|
|
She said she was afraid of the control he had over her career.
|
|
Don't be afraid of toys Toys make an excellent addition to oral sex.
|
|
If you're not afraid of a little darkness, read:Bad Behavior by Mary Gaitskill
|
|
I became the sort of person who was afraid of my own shadow.
|
|
That's her thing, being afraid of something that is highly likely to happen.
|
|
That's a little surprising, since they should be afraid of being exposed, right?
|
|
"I'm afraid of being physically abused or raped," Miller told PEOPLE in April.
|
|
They aren't afraid of the challenge (of the added 2 percent alcohol volume).
|
|
It will not be afraid of stirring up controversy among its biggest fans.
|
|
But you know, I think people are afraid of change in every sector.
|
|
Read this next: We Asked People Which STI They're the Most Afraid Of
|
|
OpenAI's co-founders Greg Brockman and Sam Altman aren't afraid of Terminator robots.
|
|
Democrats are afraid of Trump and will do almost anything to stop him.
|
|
Not So Fast, Some Economists Say" ... Foreign Affairs: "Who's Afraid of Budget Deficits?
|
|
Like the cowards in Charlottesville driving cars into crowds afraid of black people.
|
|
Like Donald Trump running and hiding behind white supremacists afraid of black people.
|
|
Maybe the company is afraid of alienating customers with a new, unfamiliar cable.
|
|
How She's Predicted To Die: Candace is afraid of only one thing: Water.
|
|
But not being afraid of Mr Erdogan might be Mrs Aksener's biggest draw.
|
|
Celine: Yes, I've definitely found I'm less afraid of physically taking up space.
|
|
"In my life I'm not afraid of the future at all," she said.
|
|
I just don't want to admit it," he said, "I'm afraid of suffering.
|
|
The Attorney General shouldn't be afraid of taking questions from counsel or members.
|
|
I think women are afraid of what their boyfriends are going to think.
|
|
And in Russia, it's the one thing Vladimir Putin is truly afraid of.
|
|
He wrote their first hit song, 'Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?
|
|
She's not afraid of a poop joke or making a fart noise onstage.
|
|
I've been afraid of that since 2014, when I got my pictures hacked.
|
|
"I'm afraid of being physically abused or raped," Miller told PEOPLE in April.
|
|
Don't be afraid of what people will think about the choices you make.
|
|
Basically, it's the blockbuster you've been waiting for — unless you're afraid of heights.
|
|
There is also no figure skater I'm more afraid of than Evgenia Medvedeva.
|
|
What the venture capitalist is afraid of is losing the next big one.
|
|
"During Ghadafi's time there were many people afraid of this business," he said.
|
|
But number two, I think everyone's really afraid of somebody coming after them.
|
|
" Todd: "If the president is innocent, why is he afraid of this investigation?
|
|
"A part of me is still half-afraid of the sea," she admits.
|
|
I came here tonight because I was afraid of never seeing her again.
|
|
"Mighty Matthew is a superhero who is not afraid of anything," he says.
|
|
In any case, there's no reason to be afraid of drinking pee beer.
|
|
"I am not afraid of European influences," he told the critic Nat Hentoff.
|
|
I think people are afraid of everything they've built falling down around them.
|
|
"That makes people feel afraid of normal experiences of feeling special," he says.
|
|
Read This Next: We Asked People Which STI They're the Most Afraid Of
|
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"It's comforting for others who are also afraid of facing it," she says.
|
|
I think I was afraid of it, but God, he stayed at me.
|
|
"Don't think that she's afraid of him, because she's not," the source adds.
|
|
Because of this, the West is afraid of him, and that is understandable.
|
|
If you've ever been afraid of failing, it's time to get over it.
|
|
When it comes to small kids, sometimes dogs are actually afraid of them.
|
|
But we can't teach or learn if we are afraid of each other.
|
|
"We have disagreed over everything, but he's not afraid of immigrants," Clinton said.
|
|
No word if Trump's "afraid of their players" comments were directed at them.
|
|
I've worked at Google, and I know how companies are afraid of them.
|
|
"I'm afraid of being physically abused or raped," Miller told PEOPLE in April.
|
|
No one was afraid of the rock anymore; everyone wanted it for themselves.
|
|
I want to go out with my friends without being afraid of anything.
|
|
Efforts to pass legislation have been stalled by parliamentarians afraid of losing votes.
|
|
Read our leader: "Who's afraid of cheap oil" and briefing: "The oil conundrum".
|
|
I didn't fight anyone because I was afraid of the consequences of fighting.
|
|
It was easy, but we were afraid of dropping her the whole time.
|
|
And as for the Jews, I am not afraid of the current Trump.
|
|
"I'm afraid of being physically abused or raped," Miller told PEOPLE in April.
|
|
" On the other hand, "Gabriella, for her part, is not afraid of anything.
|
|
Girls who look seriously very cool, and I'm a little afraid of them.
|
|
But we soon learned he wasn't afraid of driving drunk to find us.
|
|
He wasn't afraid of crashing his car, getting arrested, or being hospitalized either.
|
|
All you have to ask yourself is 'Is there anybody I'm afraid of?
|
|
You're not afraid of confrontation, Aries—in fact, you kind of like arguing!
|
|
He has always been a maverick, afraid of nobody, and trusting of few.
|
|
The right must be afraid of what Special Counsel Mueller going to find.
|
|
He is afraid of further sanctions and damage to his newly minted reputation.
|
|
The criminals are afraid of the mayor, but the police are also afraid.
|
|
Motorists stay off the streets, afraid of rocks being thrown through their windshields.
|
|
Authorities said Smith had intellectual disabilities, and was afraid of losing his job.
|
|
If you "ain't afraid of no ghost," we think it sounds ghoulishly cool.
|
|
This word tells me that the glass coating is very afraid of water.
|
|
Identify what you're afraid of and realize that it is holding you back.
|
|
Hank Johnson, a Georgia Democrat, if he was afraid of Trump firing him.
|
|
He wants us to be afraid of immigrants from Mexico and Central America.
|
|
We document her life meticulously, afraid of letting any single gesture slip away.
|
|
"I don't know why the Republicans are afraid of the truth," Pelosi said.
|
|
Adele may have 15 Grammys, but she is still deathly afraid of bugs.
|
|
If you watch how the Pope moves, he is not afraid of minefields.
|
|
We are afraid to take stands because we are afraid of being targeted.
|
|
They're just more afraid of Trump's popularity than they are of the president.
|
|
Frankly, it could be controversial, but we are not afraid of controversial matters.
|
|
No one is afraid of telling a Muslim to 'go back home' anymore.
|
|
" Ms. King: "I think a lot of people are afraid of black people.
|
|
Ultimately, all these tips won't make you feel any less afraid of speaking.
|
|
We have people that are afraid of being deported so they've gone underground.
|
|
Western banks were afraid of being trapped if the sanctions were to change.
|
|
The New Health Care Americans seem very afraid of cancer, with good reason.
|
|
"I get a little tired of Democrats afraid of big ideas," Sanders said.
|
|
They came to America so they'd never be afraid of speaking up again.
|
|
Neither Spicer nor Fallon are afraid of the irreverent shaggy-headed little president.
|
|
A state official who rules on deportations is afraid of regretting any decision.
|
|
I say I'm afraid of writing songs, Steve says he's afraid not to.
|
|
To that end, apparently, he's not afraid of juicing the numbers a bit.
|
|
Ma has said that American companies should be "careful, not afraid " of Alibaba.
|
|
He is tough, mean even; chemotherapy should be afraid of him, I thought.
|
|
In the UAE, citizens are afraid of the jinn (genie) Umm Al Duwais.
|
|
Republicans have no reason to be afraid of RCV in the United States.
|
|
What they should be afraid of is those who embrace the status quo.
|
|
" Gemmell added: "I worked really hard, but I was probably afraid of success.
|
|
It is that they are afraid of voters seeing how they do it.
|
|
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster was afraid of dogs for years.
|
|
Americans don't seem particularly afraid of expressing themselves, or of mobilizing for action.
|
|
I don't need to be afraid of what people are going to think.
|
|
Afraid of unrest, President Theodore Roosevelt sought the help of John Pierpont Morgan.
|
|
"We're not afraid of that one," said Solomon Kaholoaa, pointing toward Mauna Kea.
|
|
VICE News disguised her identity because she's still afraid of her ex-husband.
|
|
My guess is, they were afraid of getting sued if a kid drowned.
|
|
Probably they're more afraid of you and [me], than we are of them.
|
|
Are you afraid of getting lessons because it could somehow impede your creativity?
|
|
"Kids are afraid of police, needs to be turned around," reads one comment.
|
|
Try not to be afraid of standing up for yourself and correcting people.
|
|
"I'm afraid of you getting an ugly photo of my vagina," I said.
|
|
It almost looks like Thomas is afraid of a rebound coming at him.
|
|
Afraid of being able to find clothes on any rack in any store?
|
|
For as long as I can remember, I have been afraid of everyone.
|
|
I think that is because people are afraid of what they don't know.
|
|
I am officially no longer afraid of subjecting my strands to the blowdryer.
|
|
Leaving the party started getting harder because I was afraid of the comedown.
|
|
They shouldn't be afraid of guns...we don't need them in our society.
|
|
I ached knowing that he had been afraid of needles his entire life.
|
|
Margot Robbie is not afraid of throwing punches — even during fake sex, apparently.
|
|
Kate began to finally understand that what she was afraid of wasn't true.
|
|
Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, and why Trump is so afraid of it, explained
|
|
The story they're telling is that we need to be afraid of technology.
|
|
Mostly, you're afraid of being awkward, you're afraid that they know you're new.
|
|
Maybe I should have said that I'm not really afraid of being dead.
|
|
I'm afraid of no one, I'll go up and fight at any weight.
|
|
I wasn't afraid of getting caught because the kitchen was practically my house.
|
|
VICE: As someone who is already afraid of flying, this is genuinely terrifying.
|
|
Her sister, Khloé Kardashian, is seemingly just as afraid of the fuzzy spiders.
|
|
Don't see it if you're afraid of heights, speeding motorcycles or bare bottoms.
|
|
ARBY'S — CHICKEN SLIDER, $1.59 — Arby's Chicken Slider is not afraid of standing out.
|
|
The New York Times is not afraid of Donald Trump or his lawyers.
|
|
Exercising the right to not work if you are afraid of getting ill.
|
|
Don't be afraid of it or of what other people think of it.
|
|
They're not afraid of trolls; they grew up with snark from a screen.
|
|
State Funeral, A Topography of Memory, SaF05, and Who Is Afraid of Ideology?
|
|
ScienceTake There are some spiders that even other spiders should be afraid of.
|
|
"I've certainly been afraid of being collateral damage at times," Mr. Bryan said.
|
|
VICE Impact: What are specialty crops and should I be afraid of them?
|
|
They are not afraid of commitment or love, unlike the men they date.
|
|
I don't know what he's so afraid of about giving up that belt.
|
|
"Investors should look at them opportunistically more so than be afraid of them."
|
|
She stopped protesting because she said she was too afraid of the police.
|
|
The villain can't hurt them as long as they're not afraid of him.
|
|
Patients with disabilities face roadblocks because "people are afraid of them," he said.
|
|
People are afraid of being vulnerable and of being a burden to others.
|
|
People are afraid of being vulnerable and of being a burden to others.
|
|
"Women should not be afraid of eating one to three servings a week."
|
|
Read This Next: We Asked People Which STI They're the Most Afraid Of
|
|
Then they're afraid of making mistakes, especially when they're at that growing stage.
|
|
"I am much more afraid of my wife," he said, "than Mayon erupting."
|
|
Are you ever afraid of criticism and judgment from friends and strangers online?
|
|
We are, rather, afraid of history continuing to repeat itself at our expense.
|
|
As logical as you are, Aquarius, you're not afraid of nonsense at all.
|
|
But being afraid of public transit isn't going to do anyone any good.
|
|
"The distrust makes governments fragile and politicians more afraid of voters," he said.
|
|
Why would you be afraid of something which connects you to your readers?
|
|
The reboot of the popular '90s series Are You Afraid of the Dark?
|
|
Author and investor Danielle Town used to be afraid of the stock market.
|
|
" Sanders: "I get a little bit tired of Democrats afraid of big ideas.
|
|
But, so afraid of what might happen, I could barely articulate my regret.
|
|
"I'm afraid of mothers who sacrifice their lives to their children," she wrote.
|
|
Ms. Malliotakis also was not afraid of speaking out on her own behalf.
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