We cower before an angry man but laugh at a frightened one.
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I am furious at politicians who accept money and then cower before the gun lobby.
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Negan says something, other people cower before him, and sometimes these encounters escalate to violence.
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In January, the chef wrote on Facebook that he would never cower before a minority that sought only chaos and cave in to intimidation.
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These folks believe they hold the magic power of the wallet over developers who should cower before them and capitulate to any of their demands.
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And while the left worships Mother Earth, parts of the right still cower before a God who would flatten Houston for having a gay pride parade.
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Because our gutless representatives and senators let us down year after year after year, as they cower before the gun lobby, begging for money, and hiding behind the Second Amendment.
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Leaders of our progressive cultural institutions cower before the threat of being cut off by donors who will tolerate almost any other kind of artistic expression except speech that is critical of the Israeli Occupation.
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"We are to cower before the people who elected us, and I get their verdict tonight," Mr. Sanford said, reading from scribbled notes on a legal pad, as it became clear he would lose his House race against Katie Arrington in South Carolina's Republican primary.
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I am proud that during the rally and counter-protests that weekend, the denominations that constitute the National Council of Churches were present in a dignified, disciplined, nonviolent manner, and they refused to cower before the white nationalists who were shouting abuse, wielding clubs and inciting violence that caused the death of an innocent bystander.
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Lipovetsky 2014, p. 222–223. The Malachite Room is the symbol of magical power of stone in the human world. The magical malachite was used for simple human needs, to decorate the imperial chambers, which displeases the Mistress on principle. Therefore she tries in every possible way to demonstrate her power over it and makes the noble women cower before Tanyushka.
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Why, then, are Korean armies having great > problem with defeating them?" > [Shi-eon Lee] then answered, "The Korean soldiers cower before the enemy > and flee for their lives even before they have engaged the enemy. As for the > commanders, they seldom leave their positions because they fear that they > might be executed for deserting. However, there is a limit to executing > deserting soldiers since there are so many of them.
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