"Don't we get a little break from fearing one thing to fearing another thing?"
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The concerns of the women, though, seemed to differ from those of men: that is, fearing harassment versus fearing being accused of it.
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Like Lost, The Leftovers is a post-9/11 TV show, in that it's a series less about fearing death than about fearing unknowability.
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I had always thought that fearing asteroids was a bit like fearing serial killers: They exist, sure, but the odds of encountering one are so low.
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Imagine how much more secure families would be in our country, no longer fearing the deportation of a loved one; no longer fearing that they would be found out.
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So undocumented immigrants fearing imminent deportation feel somewhat safer there.
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Fearing the ratings Step one is eliminating the fear factor.
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But fearing the prospect of steeper fines, they signed up.
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But he didn't tell loved ones, fearing they would worry.
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Parents are fearing the worst: being separated from their children.
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But disappearing when all you're fearing is a difficult conversation?
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Fearing arrest, other senior party members have left the country.
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You're never fearing for your life when you're tree planting.
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He went into hiding, fearing arrest, and his influence waned.
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Even PiS has kept its distance, fearing a poor turnout.
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British businessfolk echo most MPs in fearing the economic impact.
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The source did not want to be named, fearing retribution.
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Fearing the unknown is big for you right now, Aries.
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Herrera broke the car window fearing for the children's safety.
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Many rushing inside hoping to God and fearing the worst.
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He then fled his country, fearing for his own security.
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And reports of looting have people fearing for their safety.
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After some time, he and Monica left fearing the worse.
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But senior commanders refused to approve them, fearing civilian casualties.
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It's common to appreciate modernity while fearing its destructive potential.
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German security services, fearing Islamist attacks, are on high alert.
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Fearing criminal prosecution, the family moved to Nevada in 2011.
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Female bonobos can reject suitors without fearing for their lives.
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Fearing she might drown, she began to cry, she recalled.
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Many abandoned their cracked homes, fearing they could also collapse.
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Fearing for his safety, his family quickly reported him missing.
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We spend our lives fearing it, yearning to avoid it.
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Mr. McCain, fearing his constituents might be harmed, was noncommittal.
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She and her family, fearing vigilante violence, went into hiding.
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"I was kind of fearing going home," said Ms. Fahey.
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Labor unions have also voiced opposition fearing large job losses.
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Fearing more violence, the department sent in Officer Mulkeen's unit.
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Fearing an economic crisis, the government fired its big guns.
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But some slaves, fearing retribution, leaked the plan to authorities.
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Italy, Austria and Hungary objected, fearing an influx of migrants.
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The Federal Reserve, fearing inflationary pressure, would raise interest rates.
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Stop fearing the unknown, you're more than capable 👊🏼 3.
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The country historically kept gold overseas, fearing a Soviet invasion.
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Fearing political retaliation, he sought asylum in the United States.
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"Have investors stopped fearing retaliation?" the "Mad Money " host wondered.
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However, several concerned witnesses called 911 fearing for the worst.
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Every day, Thomas, who is 303, wakes up fearing rain.
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Aides said she had fled Thailand, fearing a harsh sentence.
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But he has many potential enemies: generals fearing they may be next to be purged; members of the elite fearing they will be impoverished by Chinese sanctions; a lone hungry madman with a gun.
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He then related a Jeff Bezos quote from early on at the company: "I would not go to bed at night fearing your competitors or fearing any external issues," Bezos reportedly said, according to Jassy.
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Stop calling people dumb for actually fearing for their fucking lives.
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S. trade dispute, fearing its deadening impact on investment and growth.
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Fearing for his safety, Shi got in their car, authorities said.
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Fearing for their safety, the prospectors shot back with their firearms.
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I am a patriotic, god-fearing Muslim who loves my faith.
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Humanitarian groups and weather forecasters are fearing the worst from Matthew.
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Fearing for his life, the officer pulled the trigger, police said.
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Her mom was a nurse and always sick or fearing sickness.
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Fearing a devaluation, banks are increasingly desperate to attract foreign currency.
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Fearing a corrupt cover-up, McCabe and his team moved quickly.
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Police said they were maintaining a heightened presence, fearing copycat attacks.
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Meanwhile central banks, fearing a global downturn, are cutting interest rates.
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Neither side could back down, fearing a backlash from their supporters.
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Something only a God-fearing, saved by Jesus, person truly understands!
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Fearing for the child's life, a Cincinnati Zoo employee shot Harambe.
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That is when both deputies, "fearing for their lives," opened fire.
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Most businesses shut down early on Friday fearing looting by protesters.
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Fearing defeat or retribution, Britain now champions fewer, less difficult causes.
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It agonised over tabling a resolution on Yemen, fearing Saudi hostility.
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Residents of unincorporated areas resist annexation, fearing a greater tax burden.
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Fearing something serious, Taylor rushed his canine companion to the vet.
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Fearing for the safety of his family, Youssef fled his homeland.
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But the spate of murders has many fearing for their lives.
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That's because investors seem to be fearing the market, he said.
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Investors shuddered, fearing a repeat of BP's colossal Deepwater Horizon payouts.
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At the time, fearing such attacks, Albanian authorities moved the Nov.
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The numbers left staff in tears, fearing there'd be a riot.
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Fearing it could be a snake or an alligator, she hesitated.
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There are only so many God-fearing carols to get through.
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Fearing for her life, she made a dramatic escape by speedboat.
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Airlines and airports are fearing gridlock during the summer travel season.
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A white woman, fearing Mr. Ferrell was a robber, called 911.
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"The one percent, they're fearing the worst right now," Beam said.
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Most lawyers dislike judicial recall, fearing the chilling effect on judges.
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Fearing further advances, Peters said that she had a driver outside.
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Lawmakers didn't push for higher taxes, fearing a backlash from voters.
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Instead, I'm usually fearing that it'll process the photo too much.
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I was brought up to be a God-fearing human being.
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He, too, insisted on using only his first name, fearing reprisal.
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He accused Obama — and Hillary Clinton — of fearing to use it.
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For cities fearing an undercount, the 22010 census has already started.
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Fearing for his safety, he submitted his resignation to Bishop McElroy.
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I'll maintain to my last breath Loving life means fearing death.
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And wondering what our children are hearing, comprehending, thinking, feeling, fearing.
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Later, fearing the effects of smog on the city's inhabitants, Gov.
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He asked that his last name be withheld, fearing mob violence.
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Simply put, banks have long shunned marijuana money, fearing federal consequences.
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Imagine isolating yourself, fearing to share too much of your identity.
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Ojih Odutola's (white) coach took her out, fearing for her safety.
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They declined to give their names, fearing retribution from border authorities.
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But many EU members objected, fearing damage to their national industries.
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Before I could find out more, he fled, fearing another attack.
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Fearing that police were about to move in, most protesters left.
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Fearing Ayala may not pursue the death penalty, Cortes asked Gov.
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Mr. Wallace, fearing that he might lose again, altered his tactics.
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But many EU members objected, fearing damage to their national industries.
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His family, fearing for his safety, is urging him to retire.
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He wanted to go to Cairo, fearing his condition would worsen.
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I stopped fearing the secular world and grew intrigued by it.
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Fearing Anna's darkening thoughts would darken my own, I'd stopped reading.
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A law fearing academic must not give any testimony for Republicans.
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She wants possession of Robert's 17 guns, fearing he'll hurt himself.
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There are several reasons survivors might wait to come forward, or don't come forward publicly at all, including being traumatized, fearing they won't be believed (which is bearing out right now), and fearing the perpetrator will retaliate.
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So Trippi was fearing the worst when he did a focus group.
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Students fearing for their lives sent farewell messages to friends and family.
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The FBI even investigated him, fearing his potential impact on US society.
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Hamas stopped encouraging the protests, fearing they would get out of hand.
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Hours after the incident, hundreds of people fled, fearing a police crackdown.
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For hours she waited outside the gym, praying and fearing the worst.
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Ironically, by fearing the women's alliance, the men brought it into existence.
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Lebanon's banks have been closed for over a week fearing financial collapse.
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Two friends were holding her as she walked, fearing she would collapse.
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Richardson has never stopped fearing that something terrible will happen to her.
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Who can blame Europe's Founding Fathers for fearing a resurgence of fascism?
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Some considered bringing capital back to Russia, fearing asset freezes and seizures.
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Republicans need to stop fearing the fear factor and start winning arguments.
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And that leaves residents fearing who the gunman might randomly kill next.
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Others were too afraid to go, fearing they too would be killed.
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China's foreign minister fearing a massive military confrontation is about to happen.
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Fearing she would be kidnapped, al-Qunun also wrote a farewell letter.
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Neistat credits his success to trusting his ideas and not fearing failure.
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Lawyers fearing a loss of business complained loudly and threatened to sue.
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Most of the KMT's bigwigs refused to run for president, fearing defeat.
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Jaitley opposes this, fearing tax collectors could end up at cross purposes.
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Fearing a PTSD outbreak, Simeon attempted—unsuccessfully—to take away everyone's guns.
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Simply fearing for one's personal safety alone is not considered good cause.
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The news organizations acquiesce, fearing a loss of access or legal trouble.
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It's left Egypt fearing a potential disruption to its fresh water supply.
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Many women reported fearing for their careers if they denied his advances.
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Zoo workers, fearing for the child's safety, shot and killed the animal.
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Sjogren, fearing harsh future winters when they must shovel snow every morning.
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Fearing dismemberment, national governments often use fiscal decentralisation to reduce separatist pressures.
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Fearing a rout, the central bank injected cash to steady the market.
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Suddenly, the 8-year-old boy found himself fearing for his life.
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Many organizations fearing police reprisal no longer store condoms, according to Harsono.
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Many environmentalists oppose even basic oil probes, fearing they could disturb habitat.
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That student, fearing for his life, left Thunder Bay and returned home.
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Tatas have filed caveats seeking notice from Cyrus Mistry fearing legal action.
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The woman, fearing retaliation, did not talk to investigators, Ms. Robarge said.
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Zimbabwe's new president knows this is a church-going, God-fearing people.
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Xinhua alleges that, fearing prison, he went on the run in 2004.
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He was always looking over his shoulder, fearing whoever was behind him.
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Emergency personnel at the scene were pushing bystanders away, fearing an explosion.
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Many of those he talked to chose to remain anonymous, fearing retaliation.
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" Mr. Das replied: "FIFA and the TV networks are probably fearing that.
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In 2008, fearing arrest in Chicago, the brothers turned on Mr. Guzmán.
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But, fearing censure from the US, Kenya repealed that change in 2013.
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Suhair tried to dissuade her, fearing the dangers of sea and smugglers.
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Many fishermen had stopped work, fearing that they too could be attacked.
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Perhaps more likely, Parliament, fearing an economic crash, would vote for Mrs.
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Fearing for his safety there, he and his family returned to Honduras.
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Fearing violence and persecution, Jews left the kingdom for Israel and elsewhere.
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But fearing reprisals, she agreed to speak only on condition of anonymity.
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No longer fearing reprisals for opposing the president, politicians have newfound influence.
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No child should go to school fearing for his or her life.
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He increasingly felt panicked, fearing his wife would believe he was dead.
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They overwhelmingly voted no, apparently fearing that matters would only get worse.
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So I'm still hoping for the best while fearing for the worst.
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Officials, fearing ouster or even jail time, are turning on one another.
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Elected officials, too, ignored warnings, fearing a political backlash from police unions.
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Indian officials and observers are fearing a similar effect on the subcontinent.
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The Belgian government fought the case fearing it would set a precedent.
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Those fearing the advance of populist forces could claim some respite, though.
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"I was paranoid every time it rained," fearing falling branches, Leshawn said.
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The threat worked — fearing arrest and possible removal back to her country.
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Readers will have no problem rooting for Addison — and fearing for her.
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With the sudden spike of cases, health officials are fearing the worst.
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Fearing for his life, he rarely goes outside and has stopped working.
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Fearing for their lives, Queen thinks they should go on the run.
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We said we were, fearing disappointing our doctor if we said otherwise.
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And fearing deportation, many immigrants are hiding in self-imposed house arrest.
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He was a great God fearing man who impacted so many people.
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Several spoke on the condition of anonymity, fearing reprisals by the militants.
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Fearing you're missing out and knowing you've been left out are different.
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Small government, low taxes, law abiding, self-reliance, God-fearing, family oriented.
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Max posted that he's okay, but is clearly fearing for his life.
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She was actively protesting Trump but says she has stopped, fearing retaliation.
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Toledano remembers fearing that her uniform might somehow erase her evolving womanhood.
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Fearing another punitive assignment, Raymond waited for Campbell to step into the office.
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Babchenko fled Russia last year, fearing for his life, and settled in Ukraine.
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Tens of thousands of people fled their homes in Gambia, fearing political violence.
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Deyo, fearing for his life, managed to knock the gun away from Hopkins.
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McAfee refused to answer the police&aposs questions, fearing they would kill them.
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Ms Iizuka never married, fearing that her infertility would put off any suitors.
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Videckis, fearing repercussions for herself or her teammates, told her no, there weren't.
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McGuire frantically called her little brother, getting no answer and fearing the worst.
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Chad closed its border with Libya in January, fearing an influx of jihadists.
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In both incidents, Muslim residents fled from their homes fearing more widespread violence.
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There's hope for all the jalapeño-fearing, mild-salsa-loving folks out there.
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They then promptly destroyed their radios, fearing they were about to be overrun.
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Investors have been dumping the pound, fearing significant damage to the UK economy.
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But west African businesses were less keen, fearing Moroccan competitors would crush them.
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Fearing murder, pastoralists cannot take their herds to places with water and vegetation.
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Protesters pushed for the delay, fearing the election would prolong the old regime.
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Fearing disloyalty, the Houthis restricted Saleh to his fief in Sanaa's political district.
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NGOs say domestic helpers rarely complain to authorities fearing employers may sack them.
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Jordan has backed down on reforms in the past, fearing a social backlash.
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He claimed he avoided Spacey after that, fearing that he might be outted.
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Dr Fearing uses the analogy of a squirrel leaping from branch to branch.
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Fearing he would be exposed, the coach played along, the AK official said.
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Fearing a pummelling in municipal elections in November, she dumped same-sex marriage.
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The surge may have some investors fearing they missed out on the rally.
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"The bond market was fearing the worst and didn't get it," McCarthy said.
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Most were recalled to Turkey, but some chose not to return, fearing reprisals.
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Osram's trade union still rejects its plans, fearing a breakup of the company.
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The participants also reported feeling more spiritually fulfilled and fearing their deaths less.
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Many people poured into the streets, fearing their homes were filled with gas.
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Businesses closed early and schools called parents to pick their children, fearing violence.
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Other OPEC members, including Iran, oppose such a move, fearing a price slump.
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It would bring its parties closer together, fearing a far-right power grab.
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Fearing chaos provoked by possible looting, ordinary citizens refused to leave their homes.
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The unique opportunity has public health, safety and environmental groups fearing the worst.
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Friday night, organizer Joey Gibson announced he was canceling the event, fearing violence.
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She runs to an isolated landing at the school, fearing for her life.
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So no, I wasn't fearing of the lion because the lion loved me.
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It did not increase prices until May this year, fearing unpopularity among voters.
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Banks have pushed back, fearing that they will be saddled with bad investments.
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Dr. Rodchenkov fled to the United States, fearing for his safety, he said.
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The authorities are especially nervous of such people, fearing they might stage protests.
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Fearing a tirade aimed at me, I did my best to ignore him.
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"West Virginia Democrats are Bible-thumping, gun-toting, God-fearing people," Phillips said.
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Or attempt it, she tells CNN, fearing for her and her children's lives.
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They spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity fearing a backlash from authorities.
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And families are constantly fearing the worst when a new medical complication arises.
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The prevailing rhetoric fearing the demise of Japan's pacifism is often a hyperbole.
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Fearing the loss of federal funds, Fremont made cuts to the city budget.
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Fearing that refusing their demands would result in his indefinite detention, he complied.
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The women all agreed to follow Islam, fearing they would be killed otherwise.
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Others feel compelled to keep quiet, fearing their warnings could cause professional backlash.
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Then, "fearing for their safety," the officers fired multiple shots, which killed Clark.
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S. relations now that our wall-building, immigrant-fearing President is in power?
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Israel rejects any such return, fearing that it would lose its Jewish majority.
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The DOJ's civil rights office is not alone in fearing rollbacks in enforcement.
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Fearing $100 oil, Trump took a softer-than-expected stance on Iran sanctions.
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What turns a group of jocular, Bible-fearing citizens into a lynch mob?
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Fearing for their safety, the people in the convoy decided to turn back.
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The lack of information and societal order has medical professionals fearing the worst.
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Some shops, fearing a costly mistake with a counterfeit, refuse to accept them.
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Some avoided the department altogether, fearing retribution or convinced that nothing would happen.
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Fearing these punishments, doctors avoided prescribing opioids, even when they were medically necessary.
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Fearing deportation, Mr. Khan largely kept to the farm and the nearby town.
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Together we talked about growing, falling, failing, fearing all that motherhood might bring.
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Environmentalists fought the measure, fearing it would displace indigenous communities and enable deforestation.
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Fearing that I was about to get an expensive ticket, I pulled over.
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The outbreak has some Orthodox Jewish communities fearing a rise in anti-Semitism.
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But fearing for one's life isn't reason enough for asylum, Mr. Haine said.
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Big Hollywood players, fearing the next takedown, are redrawing contracts and purging feeds.
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But he said they aborted the plan, fearing it would lead to bloodshed.
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Fearing that one day soon he'd kill her, Elizabeth left with her daughter.
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But tournament doctors, fearing for her health, refused to allow her to play.
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He tried to hide his illness from friends, fearing they would reject him.
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Both spoke on the condition of anonymity, fearing recrimination for discussing internal affairs.
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"I regret going," she told me, fearing it may have accelerated the spread.
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Small-business owners, fearing retribution, are often powerless in the face of harassment.
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Fearing a recession, the S&P 500 has plunged about 9% this week.
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The teenagers, fearing being written up, would take their pills, the staffer said.
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Hillary supporters aren't feeling a "sting of defeat"; they're fearing for their safety.
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The stock market's awful start to 6900 has some investors fearing the worst.
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But not everyone wanted to go, fearing that the buildings might be compromised.
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China's internet censors, ostensibly fearing social unrest, have sought to curtail such criticism.
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Osram's trade union still rejects its plans, fearing a breakup of the company.
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Fearing shortages, many people waited in long lines outside stores and gasoline stations.
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Many are scared to go to the hospital, fearing they will be arrested.
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That officer, "fearing for his safety," the police statement said, fired a shot.
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Fearing he had been paralyzed, he reached down to feel his lower body.
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They had to do something consequential with it instead of fearing the consequences.
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"My son is friendly, God-fearing, and would not hurt anybody," she said.
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Fearing for his son's life, his father urged him to flee to Europe.
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The families of Salafis seldom report these departures, fearing harassment by the authorities.
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Speaking to the BBC after his return, Cantlie recalled fearing for his life.
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Peaches spoke to police by telephone but refused to identify herself, fearing arrest.
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And Chad closed its borders with Libya in January, fearing potential terrorist infiltration.
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Fearing for him, and facing potential internment herself, Carrington fled to Franco's Spain.
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Outraged Democrats, fearing other candidates remain at risk, have demanded a federal investigation.
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These people asked not to be identified, fearing physical harm for speaking out.
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It&aposs important to embrace change in your relationship, instead of fearing it.
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Fearing for their lives, former associates, including his own nephew, testified against him.
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Their ambivalence devolves into panic as they find themselves fearing for their lives.
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Winterson imposed on her in the name of rearing a God-fearing Christian.
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This might explain Trump's motives for fearing Comey as much as he did.
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Fearing for their safety, six officers fired their duty weapons at the driver.
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German unions have criticized the plan, fearing tens of thousands of job cuts.
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So what you should be fearing is somebody killing you with a gun.
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"This is the result humanitarian agencies have been fearing," he said on Twitter.
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Those fearing a global trade war are betraying ignorance or bad faith – or both.
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She's certainly got the cast of Ma fearing for their lives throughout this flick.
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Saudi Arabia sent troops to help Bahrain quash the uprising, fearing it would spread.
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Staff will feel able to raise problems with managers without fearing for their jobs.
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Perhaps fearing mortality himself, Brandt turned to nudes, celebrating the timeless beauty of youth.
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Other officers, fearing for the captain's life, opened fire, but Ceravolo's gun remained holstered.
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As a result, some customers built up their chip inventories fearing a potential shortage.
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Pursuing alternatives to coal will meet resistance from unions fearing job losses among miners.
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LeBron James discusses the recent police shootings and fearing for his son's life pic.twitter.
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Chinese Whatsapp users are fearing that the app is being blocked in the country.
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Francis Yeoh, the flamboyant, God-fearing YTL Corporation boss, is a scene-stealing figure.
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Fearing a possible default, its lender appointed a "special servicer" to oversee the building.
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And was that the first point that you really started fearing for your life?
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Most who spoke about it did so on the condition of anonymity, fearing reprisals.
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Net neutrality supporters are already fearing the worst based on what Pai has announced.
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He has also refused to leave the embassy, fearing extradition to the United States.
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"Fearing for his safety," the older man said he had a weapon, authorities said.
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Britain had long blocked EU defense integration, fearing the development of an EU army.
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"Fearing for their safety," both officers returned fire, striking the teen, the statement said.
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Whatever your reason for fearing dolls, you probably don't have to worry too much.
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The Congress government banned Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses," fearing it would offend Muslims.
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Thiel is making a Jetsons appeal to a world fearing a Wall-E reality.
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Despite fearing for his safety, Lilesa said he had no regrets following his actions.
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Women say they are too scared to leave their tents at night, fearing harassment.
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Fearing for their lives, Jordan's stepbrother continued driving until he was surrounded by police.
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I begin fearing the worst as soon as I zonk on my first roll.
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Fearing threats, however, some schools are looking to facial recognition technology for additional security.
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All but a few of those sources spoke on condition of anonymity, fearing reprisals.
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Rather than fearing she wouldn't find anything, she fell in love with two dresses.
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Fearing more volatility, he's hoping for a change in Fed Chair Janet Yellen's approach.
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Fearing the car would hit her, she ran to a nearby building's revolving door.
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Fearing your account has been hacked on Christmas Day is a gift nobody wants.
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The move sent Spotify and others into crisis mode, fearing other artists might follow.
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After the attack, he fled the country with his family fearing for his life.
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Fearing serious retina damage, we called as many stores around Manhattan as we could.
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She didn't report the crime to the police, fearing that she wouldn't be believed.
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"I've spent a lot of time in gun-country, God-fearing America," he continued.
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Zara's mother objected, but her father relented, fearing that they would all be killed.
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The outdated technology at Bushehr has the international community fearing potential a nuclear disaster.
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Still fearing debt, Tina was immediately preoccupied with repaying her boyfriend's student loans, too.
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Fearing persecution, Stotsko and Voitsekhovsky left the country under the advice of their lawyers.
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His lawyers say the soldier opened fire fearing the Palestinian had a hidden bomb.
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Britain has blocked such plans for years, fearing a European army run from Brussels.
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Fearing things could get out of hand, Tyler and other activists held a meeting.
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They become paranoid; one brought a handgun to the office, fearing disgruntled former employees.
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Fearing that their group isn't valued, some members distance themselves from their own kind.
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Friends of Israel, fearing an escalation in hostility, dropped its complaint this past spring.
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The Dalai Lama first entered India in 1959, fearing a Chinese invasion of Tibet.
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On at least three occasions, scores of workers fled their plants, fearing immigration raids.
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Israel rejects that demand, fearing it would deprive the state of its Jewish majority.
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More major leaks would likely pour out from government officials fearing a cover-up.
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Fear of death on Everest is far more important than fearing a potential boner.
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For now, Causeway Books is closed, with the remaining staff fearing for their safety.
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A. decided not to report the crime, fearing that he, too, would be arrested.
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Fearing for his life, he has gone into hiding, one of his sons said.
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Their baby had died because, fearing the Taliban, they couldn't get to a hospital.
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Fearing reprisals, European and Asian companies have already cut back purchases of Iranian oil.
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Fearing he faced the same fate, Mahbub, 36, said that he went into hiding.
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She was bleeding and, fearing a miscarriage, went to Amazon's in-house medical clinic.
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During three seasons in the minors, he was often agitated, fearing he would fail.
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These charitable, god-fearing, tax-dodging souls become really generous in the holy month.
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Fearing for their safety, he and his wife stayed with a colleague this weekend.
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Fearing for our safety after many personal threats, our family moved out of Charlottesville.
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But fearing for his safety, he decided not to return to his former location.
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RELATED: Fearing his retirement, liberals hope Anthony Kennedy can help resist the conservative tide
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The main opposition Labour Party is also sceptical, fearing another vote would divide supporters.
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Fearing the imposition of even more tariffs that the administration had scheduled for Dec.
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And people, fearing that there could be worse to come, are cleaning out supermarkets.
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Mainstream gay activists abhorred Weinstein's strong-arm tactics, fearing he might alienate suburban voters.
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None were willing to be quoted by name, fearing retaliation in the current administration.
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At one college, some alumni donate food, fearing that students are even going hungry.
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You think we don't know that you've been spreading among decent, God-fearing women.
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State and local officials balked at the move, fearing a federal takeover of elections.
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Fearing the plane would be cut off, he tells Eveland to head for home.
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Until then she had kept her sexuality quiet, fearing the wrath of her family.
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Initially, she refused to identify Ronaldo to police, fearing public humiliation, her complaint says.
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Mr. Sharif described in Somali the way he had fled his home, fearing death.
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And that leaves analysts fearing the outbreak of another crisis on the Korean Peninsula.
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But fearing disruption to their business models, many theater chains boycotted the film anyway.
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And then, still fearing what that would look like, she canceled the meeting anyway.
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Many teachers have also not publicly expressed opposition to the building, allegedly fearing retaliation.
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If anything, today, most global asset managers, and typical institutional investors, are underexposed to China, a lot of them fearing, again, some of the traditional, kind of, narratives around China, around real estate bubbles, or whatever, and fearing that type of an environment.
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"I'm prepared to accept that at the moment of conception there's human life and being, but I'm not prepared to say that to other God-fearing, non-God-fearing people that have a different view," he told the Catholic magazine America in 22003.
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And, fearing damage to their business, dating sites are doing more to protect their members.
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" Even the children are jittery, fearing that things are "out of balance in the universe.
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"When you have several days of weaker fixings, markets are fearing the worst," he said.
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Some businessmen are less sanguine, fearing that other countries will act in concert against America.
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Others are too afraid to use the government's "human corridors," fearing reprisal once they escape.
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Fearing a downturn, investors have piled into safe-haven government bonds, driving yields below zero.
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In addition, European countries fearing supply disruptions from Russia have the potential of looking west.
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Too many people try to cover up their mistakes, fearing the repercussions of admitting fault.
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But all good things usually come to an end — and investors are fearing just that.
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The families staying here would be undocumented immigrants, fearing an ICE raid and possible deportation.
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But Merkel has rejected the move, fearing that it could fracture the EU even further.
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She checked into the hospital expecting to be induced into labor and fearing the worst.
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He went back for her on Thursday, fearing she and the animals would be dead.
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Fearing further exposure, since he was guilty of other improprieties, Clarke immediately announced his resignation.
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They're not acting or investigating enough and there is some value to fearing the government.
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Today Jerry Falwell Jr. endorsed the multiply married, philandering, not visibly God-fearing Donald Trump.
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Judges should be able to impose sentences that may not be popular without fearing retribution.
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"The woman said she had escaped with children, fearing for their safety," the sergeant said.
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But richer countries have opposed the measure, fearing they will end up footing the bill.
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In the end lawmakers balked, fearing it would encourage the country's legions of debt-dodgers.
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But senior Republicans have balked, fearing the precedent it would set for the reconciliation process.
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Once again, people face a choice between fearing the unknown and plunging forward with progress.
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President Vladimir Putin, whose ratings have been sliding, had stayed away, presumably fearing a loss.
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Myers and Akil aren't alone in fearing this new environment of intense interaction with strangers.
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The journalist, fearing for their safety, left the country that month and has not returned.
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Have you ever wondered why so many God-fearing Christians actually support same-sex marriage?
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Banks and credit card companies shun these businesses, fearing they are fronts for money laundering.
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Fearing the retribution that comes with activism, most black athletes have shied away from activism.
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Resist the temptation to pass on Emilie's version, fearing an encounter with the same old.
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Many in western Libya oppose him, fearing he could use the position to seize power.
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My parents are the sort of god-fearing hard workers that conservatives like Vance fetishize.
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"We left, fearing we would be used as human shields during air strikes," she said.
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Few women wanted to publicly discuss their experiences, fearing they'd be harassed or called murderers.
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Other officers, fearing for the captain's life, opened fire, but Ceravolo s gun remained holstered.
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But on Friday night, organizer Joey Gibson said he was canceling the event, fearing violence.
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Buxton had an MRI exam Thursdaywith the team fearing an injury to the hamate bone.
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Fearing a humanitarian disaster, Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, allowed the whole lot into Germany.
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Imagine fearing for the safety of yourself and your children every time the doorbell rings.
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Businesses in other parts of China, fearing a stigma, have been reluctant to use it.
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Gas producers opposed Perry's proposal, fearing it would undercut their fuel's advantage in power markets.
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A plurality of voters sought to reject Trump, fearing his policies, intentions, personality and competence.
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Fearing for his safety, he moved to Los Angeles, with the help of Mr. Fogel.
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Fearing for their safety, the officers fired their duty weapons striking the suspect multiple times.
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The Twitter user also spoke of fearing potential blame if her true identity were revealed.
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Sexual abuse is something that happens in the secular world, not among the God-fearing.
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Another hitch: Some insurers resist it, perhaps fearing increased costs for no additional health benefits.
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Mu Sochua fled Cambodia in 2017 fearing arrest amid a mass crackdown on the opposition.
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"Now so many defectors are fearing they, too, might somehow be deported," Jung told Reuters.
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Saad al-Bayati fled Tal Afar five days ago with his family, fearing aerial bombardments.
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We are a rich, compassionate, creative, intelligent, moral and, some would add, God-fearing people.
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In Tehran and other cities, residents flooded into streets and parks, fearing a stronger aftershock.
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Fearing for their safety, hundreds of thousands fled into Bangladesh, primarily by crossing the river.
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Fearing for their safety, at least three of them have fled to the United States.
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After Hurricane Maria, he awoke with night terrors, fearing another hurricane loomed, Carlos Robles said.
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The European Central Bank stoutly resisted this, fearing for the stability of these imprudent banks.
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Labor unions opposed the port sale, fearing job and wage cuts and worsening labor conditions.
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Most prior administrations have been unwilling to exercise this option, fearing diplomatic and economic fallout.
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Then, fearing for man's safety, they turned to truckers passing through the area for help.
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A testing shortage has experts fearing the true number is likely thousands of cases higher.
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Their home countries do not want them back, fearing they could spread radical Islamist ideology.
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Alternatively, you can lie awake at night...fearing a breach of your company's messaging history.
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Labor officials have been skeptical of the Fiat proposal, fearing an opening for more layoffs.
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The former guerrilla fighters now find themselves fearing the voters they are meant to court.
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Both requested that their names not be used, fearing unwelcome attention from the Chinese authorities.
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Israel refuses any right of return, fearing that the country would lose its Jewish majority.
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Fearing rearrest, he fled to South Africa in 2006 and was eventually granted asylum there.
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She would not give her name, fearing that speaking out would get her in trouble.
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Today, fearing for his own life, Mr. Zulu sleeps in a different place every night.
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The Russian Orthodox Church has canonized him as martyr of an idealized, God-fearing past.
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Initially, she refused to identify Ronaldo to police, fearing public humiliation, according to her complaint.
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But I also never want him to walk to school fearing explosions and suicide attacks.
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Hamptons residents are not happy so many coronavirus-fearing New Yorkers are invading right now
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Many, fearing the costs, skipped rehab in a nursing facility altogether, the researchers found. Mrs.
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But that person wavered months after giving the interview, fearing legal action from Mr. Weinstein.
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But carmakers pushed back against the idea, fearing ballooning liabilities and anger from their shareholders.
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Some companies report attacks, but many do not, fearing potential damage to their corporate reputations.
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Now, ecologists are fearing severe ecological consequences from so much land being burnt at once.
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Fearing a backlash from eco-conscious consumers, firms are striving to lower their carbon intensity.
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Thousands of families have fled their homes, fearing the structures may collapse during an aftershock.
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Earlier you spoke of some women donors fearing that big giving might leave them destitute.
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Such failure would risk a stampede among creditors, fearing Wanda would lose its financing channel.
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Jan, fearing for his life, applied for an SIV and got it in six months.
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Hikmat's mother, fearing for his safety, pleaded with him to stop working as an interpreter.
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She didn't even tell her husband, Steven, fearing he would insist that she give notice.
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But the coronavirus is looking as if it might be the test we've been fearing.
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Fearing their boss was delusional, the story goes, the two part-timers quit soon thereafter.
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Still, former presidents had rejected opportunities to kill him, fearing it would lead to war.
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Fearing a backlash, publishers submitted voluntarily to a repressive code that ruled out pathbreaking content.
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His father, Pierre Trudeau, went to bed on election night in 1972 fearing he'd lost.
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DES MOINES — After nearly an hour, the question that progressives had been fearing finally arrived.
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But some were not convinced, fearing they would be essentially jailed in a reception center.
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You vomit or have diarrhea, or both, fearing you won't live to see another day.
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Those fearing a less business friendly environment could be hedging against a Democrat, like Sen.
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Her mother, Tara Simmon, wept at the news, fearing Mr. Juárez would abandon her daughter.
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The parents walked their children to and from school each day, fearing something could happen.
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The military has largely banned the fish trade, fearing Boko Haram was profiting from it.
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The American parent blocked Opel from selling outside Europe, fearing competition for its other brands.
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In Wisconsin, the unthinkable: Distributors grounded their trucks, fearing that the beer would freeze solid.
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Fearing this would make him into a target, he adopted the pseudonym Francisco Sánchez Nava.
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Fearing for his life and his family's safety, Sakwa continues to hide from law enforcement.
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Fearing reprisals, she moved to Montgomery for a few months with help from Mrs. Parks.
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Fearing loss, a friend might, "unconsciously reject you before they can be rejected," she said.
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But then she reconsidered, fearing she might feel disconnected or spend too much on cabs.
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Federal officials, fearing worse, took over the Detroit court, and the F.B.I. began an investigation.
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So, naturally, fearing that she has been replaced as the one girl, Eleven lashes out.
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However, fearing for her daughter who had been left behind at the family's house, she stayed.
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Now we can go back to fearing for his death every week, like we used to.
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In India, many people don't tell pollsters the truth fearing they might be from the government.
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He spoke on condition his last name not be used, fearing repercussions for those around him.
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Even those who had money in their homes kept it there, fearing another downturn in prices.
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Cosby's defense team immediately asked for a mistrial, fearing her remark could unduly influence the jury.
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The business chieftains left the West Wing fearing new tariffs that could hurt their bottom lines.
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Britain had long blocked EU defense integration, fearing a European army that would challenge national sovereignty.
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Companies fearing they'll lose their safe harbor might start policing the content posted by their users.
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Germany opposes the plan, fearing that rescuing foreign banks could cause disproportionate costs to its taxpayers.
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France has since mostly scrapped its levy, fearing that it made the country unfriendly to investors.
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Turkish customs officials were scouring the ports with his photograph, fearing the Saudis had kidnapped him.
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Five different ports turned it away after fearing that passengers were infected with the Wuhan coronavirus.
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Fearing for their safety, several hundred of Inn Din's Buddhist villagers took refuge in a monastery.
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She asked that her full name or age not be used, fearing retaliation from immigration authorities.
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She didn't want to stay at the convention center for too long, fearing for her possessions.
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After several skirmishes, fearing capture by either the British or the Belgians, her crew scuttled her.
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Reports state that Google didn't disclose the bug at first fearing regulatory repercussions from the government.
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Bill Clinton fired the White House Travel Office staff fearing it was loyal to his predecessor.
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Many farmers are reluctant to restock pigs after they are slaughtered, fearing they'll catch the disease.
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Notably, some women, fearing homelessness, stay in dangerous relationships to avoid the hardships of unstable housing.
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Ultimately, parks officials decided not to approve an event in Queens, fearing disruptions to the park.
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Few principals were willing to comment publicly on their relationship with the Education Department, fearing repercussions.
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I will never be a woman, I panicked, fearing a life isolated from myself and others.
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Fearing prison as a draft resister, he applied for, but was denied, a conscientious objector exemption.
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Not everyone supports an attempt to capture vaquitas — fearing it could endanger the few that remain.
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Fearing for her newborn daughter's safety, Kavita travels to Mumbai to leave Usha in an orphanage.
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To date, the Taliban have resisted that, fearing that a cease-fire could break their ranks.
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Since 2016, the group has gone from ignoring or fearing elephants to taking care of them.
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Other aviation authorities globally have also issued warnings about the Note7 onboard, fearing a fire hazard.
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The police were coming for her, and she lay in the dark fearing for her life.
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The case stalled because rivals at the time reportedly declined to cooperate, fearing retaliation from Beijing.
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Wolves, on the other hand, are naturally wary of humans, fearing our presence and our environments.
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His clean-cut, God-fearing, small-town, virtuous persona appealed to many after the Nixon presidency.
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What if his advisers beg him not to step down, fearing the chaos it could bring?
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He later fled the United States, fearing a lengthy jail sentence if the agreement was overruled.
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That is easy to say, but unions, fearing job losses among 640,000 staff, oppose any shrinkage.
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Kaleka was one of 15 women and children who huddled in that pantry together fearing death.
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Hitchhiking, drugs, near-death experiences; god-fearing families in New Jersey and experimental academies in California.
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Britain had long blocked EU defense integration, fearing a European armed force wearing the same uniforms.
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Well, I'm a God-fearing person and we rest a lot of our pains on him.
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She broke down, fearing that the rash was rubella and that her fetus would be harmed.
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Jesus. Now, Kendrick's a God-fearing man and we're not going to make fun of that.
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"Churching away the pain" is also the result of fearing racial bias in the therapist's office.
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Beijing has vigorously protested against the deployment, fearing its radar could see into its missile deployments.
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They were a stain on my weekly calendar, colored by memories of a God-fearing childhood.
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Nicole: Enjoying yourself, being God-fearing, and making sure that no one can tell you shit.
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Fearing a contested election, church leaders have appealed to both campaigns to accept whatever the results.
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Fearing eventual defaults, the major domestic banks have already stepped back from funding the apartment sector.
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A secret service agent who gave evidence about the case fled abroad fearing for his life.
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Akzo's labor unions have said they support management and oppose a PPG takeover, fearing job cuts.
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Ward took a different view, being both a God-fearing man and a believer in science.
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But privacy-minded companies and organizations are already fearing, and speaking against, this worst case scenario.
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Iraq and Venezuela have also opposed a relaxation of production cuts, fearing a slump in prices.
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Other top A.K.P. officials had demurred, fearing that they would have no authority under Mr. Erdogan.
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That's why environmentalists are putting their hopes in the legal system—but also fearing the worst.
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Fearing it was losing the space and technology war, the United States created the Jason program.
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She hadn't shared details of her escape from Honduras, fearing that it would further endanger her.
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And prudent Cucarachas would avoid it, fearing a sting operation by The Donald's thuggish deportation force.
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The party can move more to the center without fearing that its existing base will disappear.
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" "I welcome Melania's parents because I welcome all the strangers as a God-fearing, liberal Christian.
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" His grandson, Victor Richardson, told CNN: "He was a God-fearing man; he was very humble.
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But only a few are willing to say so publicly, fearing a backlash from his supporters.
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The Indian government remains reluctant to change the law fearing its misuse for sex-selective abortions.
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Democratic leaders have largely avoided talk of impeachment, fearing it could hurt candidates in swing areas.
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The officers testified they restrained Armstrong for his own protection, fearing he would flee into traffic.
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Fearing for his life, Mr. Aquino-Simon used a knife to defend himself, Mr. Spodek said.
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Many unions are waiting longer to endorse in the 2020 race, fearing a repeat of 2016.
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They had to work quickly, fearing the precariousness of an adjacent building splintered by wide fissures.
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Fearing the risks of LeEco's cash problems, investors started to flinch by selling off Leshi's stock.
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With executives fearing lawsuits, the thinking was that they would run risky, wobbling banks more soundly.
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Fearing that such a critical mandate could be politicized, Congress designed it as an independent body.
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Dr. Rodchenkov fled to the United States seven days later, he said, fearing for his safety.
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She could send Housing Secretary Julián Castro out to debate Mr. Pence without fearing a blowout.
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A secret service agent who gave evidence on the case fled abroad fearing for his life.
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And there is the stridently conservative, small-government Cruz voter, a dedicated God-fearing culture warrior.
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But labor unions were opposed, fearing a merger could result in the loss of 30,000 jobs.
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Some of the people around me were fearing for their lives, in one way or another.
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He hated himself for fearing his weapon, but his reverence for the law eclipsed that fear.
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"The person would take risks, but not actually do the thing that they're fearing," he says.
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He hates talking about the subject, fearing it'll raise questions about the legitimacy of his victory.
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A judge may deny your request, fearing the potential harm the rule can inflict upon schools.
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In other words, fearing things more often than it's going to turn out to be warranted.
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Many in May's party oppose it, fearing it could trap Britain in a permanent customs union.
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Fearing that he would be discovered at his own apartment, he asked to spend the night.
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Other OPEC-members, including Iran, are against such a move, fearing a sharp slump in prices.
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Yemen's government refused, fearing the deal would give de facto recognition to the internationally blacklisted group.
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Fearing increased violence, Hugh Wilson, the American ambassador to Germany, was recalled back to the US.
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Schlossberg is skeptical about Johnson & Johnson, too, fearing its market share could be invaded by Amazon.
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What spectators are thinking and feeling, celebrating and fearing, that becomes part of the performance, too.
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The American parent blocked Opel from selling outside of Europe, fearing competition for its other brands.
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Conservatives lashed out, fearing that Trump had capitulated to the "liberal" wing of the White House.
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Pat Houston was concerned about naming Warwick, fearing that it could cause division in the family.
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But Mr. Alagna's rough, patchy singing had you fearing for the current state of his voice.
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Just as fearing anxiety increases it, embracing anxiety dissipates it to a point where it's useful.
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In some cases, lawyers' firms have blocked any talks, fearing a backlash that would hurt business.
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Some insurance plans would likely leave the exchanges, fearing the uncertain future, while others stick around.
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Shelby said this led to her fearing for her life, even though Crutcher wasn't being aggressive.
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Allied agencies have increasingly excluded Austrian officials from classified information, fearing where it might end up.
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All Chinese-Australians should have the right to voice their opinions without fearing reprisals by Beijing.
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While liberals are pressing Democrats to move on impeachment, party leaders remain wary, fearing a backlash.
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Several Huawei staff members spoke to The New York Times on condition of anonymity, fearing reprisals.
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Ulaganathan Nagendram, 67, came with his wife, Umadevi, fearing that he was having a heart attack.
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Israel has long ruled out any right of return, fearing it would lose its Jewish majority.
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Fearing another wedge shot that blows across the green, he came up short with his fifth.
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The Australian government has rejected that offer, fearing it would open a legal backdoor to Australia.
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This meant that women could start building families without fearing how it would affect their careers.
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Fearing for her life, she fled to the United States with her 17-year-old daughter.
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Reporters are afraid to meet potential sources, fearing they might be Shabab operatives or freelance killers.
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But I'm at fault for fearing the label and am working hard to prove it wrong.
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American officials have expressed concern about the law, fearing it could amount to anti-Democratic backsliding.
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She slept in a hotel on Sunday night, fearing for her safety at home, she said.
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She says she left after witnessing the shooting of her cousin, fearing she would be next.
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Fearing bigger losses, insurers are pulling back from high-risk areas in California, leaving homeowners scrambling.
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Last year, operators griped about the implementation of fresh beef, fearing it would slow down productivity.
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But safety advocates are sounding the alarm, fearing the changes could make the skies less safe.
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Healthcare providers and insurers will surely resist, fearing the public plan's purchasing power and pricing clout.
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LaBrash isn't alone in fearing he'll lose a big part of his income as a freelancer.
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Most youth gave up any activity — even street soccer — as parents fearing trouble kept them indoors.
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But the Trump administration has not responded with direct military action, apparently fearing a wider conflict.
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But the Trump administration has not responded with direct military action, apparently fearing a wider conflict.
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Some Senate Republicans skipped Fourth of July parades, fearing confrontations with voters angry over health care.
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In the midst of all the talk about CEOs fearing Warren, Cramer said he respects her.
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Fearing she may die, the woman told police she lied and said she loved Hachiyanagi, too.
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The women spoke on the condition that they not be identified, fearing reprisals from their firms.
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Wealthier residents may bring new tensions to neighborhoods, fearing — and reporting — criminal activity where none exists.
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Other cases are inching forward as migrants fearing for their safety press their arguments for protection.
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Celeste told him not to take the superintendent job, fearing it would damage his political future.
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Some were shocked that Time was so blunt, fearing the president would we pissed as hell.
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He committed suicide in 1951 in Mexico City, where he was teaching, fearing exposure as homosexual.
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Buyers may have rushed in in January, fearing rates would rise even more, which they did.
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Leading states like Germany and France draw inappropriate parallelisms fearing regional unrest inside their own borders.
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But many euro zone governments also oppose the change, fearing decreased influence over a reformed ESM.
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Fearing an erosion of their influence, senior security forces officials ousted him, replacing him with Mnangagwa.
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Many displaced Christians refuse to enter U.N. refugee camps, fearing persecution by their largely Muslim inhabitants.
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Fearing a second special election debacle this year, national Republicans have spent heavily to oppose O'Connor.
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Pat Roberts, fearing that immigration hard-liner and Trump favorite Kris Kobach will alienate swing voters.
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"Fearing a war and more sanctions, many Iranians have withdrawn their cash from banks," he said.
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But senior CDU party members, fearing a vacuum, have since pressed her to accelerate that timetable.
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Some residents and groups oppose the rezoning, fearing congestion, displacement of older residents and other problems.
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The U.S. based Internet Archive is opening a Canadian outpost, fearing censorship from the new administration.
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They refused to pay for his education, fearing he would become no more than a paparazzo.
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The landlord hid his own guns, fearing that Mr. Karelefsky would hurt himself or someone else.
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During the violence on Monday, many Muslims in Nayabans locked themselves in their homes fearing attacks.
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But the pain of self-deportation is different from the trauma of fearing deportation by force.
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The trauma of fearing deportation is a sword of Damocles that could drop at any time.
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For those fearing they may be cut in two when approaching the aircraft, have no fear.
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But some Republicans, fearing that federal spending could get out of hand, are fighting the funding.
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European leaders have also denounced the push, fearing it could fan separatist sentiment around the continent.
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It comes down to fully trusting the heroes you believe in, and fearing anyone you don't trust.
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Also, local authorities often have refused to permit the construction of churches, fearing blowback from ultraconservative Muslims.
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OPEC is widely expected to start trimming output soon, fearing a repeat of the 2014 price rout.
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She said the detainees, who "are fearing for their lives" deserve more than how they've been treated.
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In his last interview before his death, actor John Hurt spoke candidly about not fearing life's end.
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The delegates had some historical grounds for fearing that foreign powers might try to influence American politics.
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Liberia subsequently closed its border with Guinea, fearing the potential spread of the outbreak onto its territory.
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Fearing a backlash Pocari's mainland offices in Tianjin and Guangdong disassociated themselves from the Hong Kong branch.
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And then what I've been fearing most happens: A screw securing the battery itself refuses to give.
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Luxury labels have hitherto shunned the second-hand trade, fearing diluting their exclusivity and cannibalising their sales.
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Doctors inaccurately advised women in Western Europe to get abortions, fearing their children would have health problems.
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Cersei herself succumbed to her fate in the most heartbreaking way, by fearing for her unborn child.
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WILLIE GEIST, MSNBC: This is not a wild Judge Jeanine Pirro pick that some people were fearing.
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" His grandson, Victor Richardson, told the outlet Williams was "a God-fearing man; he was very humble.
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Fearing economic hardship might cause the collapse of the establishment, Khamenei gave his blessing to the deal.
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Inside the Outbreak Pakistan has refused to evacuate 800 citizens in Wuhan, fearing an outbreak at home.
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Good girls eventually married good men (who never had to wait) and started good, God-fearing families.
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Unsure and fearing the worst, Perez began calling her sister's phone and asking friends about her whereabouts.
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These are all questions to ponder in the brief moments you aren't fearing the end of days.
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Fearing that citizens will flee rather than submit to this fate, the Eritrean government locks them in.
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"This is something many of us in the cultural sector have been fearing for quite some time."
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Fearing being trapped at both ends of the alley, Byers decided to break out to the side.
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But investors fearing a U.S-style credit crisis needn't worry, according to a new report from HSBC.
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Many are worried about embracing the nominee too closely, fearing they would alienate Hispanics and independent voters.
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Fearing it would be demolished, he organised his students to make a website about the area's history.
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Once dedicated to murdering the Hound, Arya seems to come around to Joffrey's fire-fearing former pet.
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"The coronavirus spread is the new unknown that the markets are fearing," she told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Tellingly, few in Moscow want to see America leave Afghanistan, fearing that might destabilise Russia's southern flank.
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The group has now stopped using tents for gatherings, fearing they may be mistaken for military targets.
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Police say several other victims had initially come forward, but later retracted their accusations, apparently fearing retribution.
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Iran and Syria also oppose the vote, fearing it could fan separatism among their own Kurdish populations.
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After oil prices rose in 2018, several central banks in emerging markets subsequently raised rates, fearing inflation.
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Her world certainly isn't perfect, with humans fading into obsolescence and fearing violence from mutant-controlled Sentinels.
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He also opted not to call the police or tell anyone, fearing no one would believe him.
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He said their new location means they can now grow crops without fearing they will be destroyed.
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Fearing a backlash, it has also pledged to reduce the cost to patients of drugs and tests.
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Fearing that the United States would shut its Cubans-only entrance, many Cubans rushed to its borders.
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Over the next three weeks, traffic-fearing Seattleites will stay home, flee town, or at least carpool.
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Presidential power over a party or Congress comes from enough lawmakers needing, fearing or genuinely liking them.
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Still fearing for her safety, she moved a second time into a gated community with security guards.
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But they would not voice their concerns openly, fearing they would "spoil relations" with Washington, he said.
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The "Christian brother" incident made national news, but in God-fearing Alabama it hardly constituted a scandal.
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Both were alive, fearing for their safety, when they were overcome by fire and smoke, killing them.
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Fearing for his safety, he fled the country with his family, eventually coming to the United States.
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Many other victims remained behind, fearing that, as rape victims, they would be stigmatised in their community.
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She has tried to get Raquel into housing, but she resists, fearing her family won't find her.
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On other Greek islands locals have held up the establishment of hotspots, fearing the impact on tourism.
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The leading CPG Goliaths may not yet be fearing the advancing Davids, but they should be watching.
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Fauntroy asked the newspaper not to give the date of his return, fearing a crush of reporters.
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Genetic modification, particularly in humans, remains controversial, with some fearing the creation of so-called designer babies.
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Luxury labels have hitherto shunned the second-hand trade, fearing diluting their exclusivity and cannibalizing their sales.
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Fearing retribution, Matthau said she agreed to a $100,000 settlement in exchange for signing a confidentiality agreement.
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"Right now we are fearing starvation," Save the Children quoted one mother in the hospital as saying.
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More than half its members of parliament have already fled Cambodia, fearing a crackdown by Hun Sen.
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Fearing deportation from the United States isn't enough to make an asylum case in Canada, she says.
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Israel rejects any right of return, fearing that it would deprive the state of its Jewish majority.
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Fearing that this is how I would feel every single morning for the rest of my life.
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Still, risks do remain, with some fearing the country falling short of growth targets or reform efforts.
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Fearing them as a powerful and visible part of the Sámi religion, Christian missionaries destroyed many drums.
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Tension eased when Khamenei approved the deal, fearing economic hardship might cause the collapse of the establishment.
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Jack is at first taken aback, since Kate is only 10, then agonizes, fearing she'll be rejected.
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Fearing for his own safety and his family's, Youssef left Egypt and moved to the United States.
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Those who spoke to CNN said they never reported Freeman's behavior to HR, fearing they'd be fired.
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On the magical side, wizards are terrified of exposure, fearing that No-Majs will turn on them.
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And 39% of women that did experience harassment never reported it, fearing it would hurt their careers.
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Cities also want to encourage immigrants to work with law enforcement to report crimes without fearing deportation.
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Observers have gone from fearing $2.583 oil to expressing concern over why its price collapsed so quickly.
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Civil Defense workers evacuated Douma after the attack, fearing persecution by the security services of the government.
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A well-meaning donor sent 50 pizzas; Mr. Alberts had them thrown out, fearing a terrorist's poison.
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Neighboring Iran, Turkey and Syria all oppose secession, fearing separatism will spread to their own Kurdish populations.
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Hurricane Matthew led to widespread evacuations, and millions of Floridians — including myself — hunkered down, fearing the worst.
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Fearing for the safety of the three elderly nuns who lived there, the neighbour called the police.
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"Since the early 2000s, a lot of musicians have fled Iraq, fearing war was coming," he recalls.
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Fearing fellow churchgoers would judge them for her diagnosis, her parents kicked her out of the house.
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Fearing Zika, doctors took samples from the patient—which eventually revealed that he had Keystone virus instead.
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Gutierrez, fearing he might die, told his friend what had happened so investigators would know his account.
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Environmentalists have opposed the pipeline fearing the project would spur development of Canada's carbon-intensive oil sands.
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In Bangui and Boda, Muslims said there remain areas where they cannot travel, fearing for their lives.
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Global markets started 2017 fearing, among others, a disruptive United States and growing political risks in Europe.
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Her mother had not called Chimamanda to tell her the news, fearing she would have a miscarriage.
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Some had their hands buried in pockets, perhaps fearing that their touch might imply a binding agreement.
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According to the affidavit, Ross went to police fearing for her life after reading the initial RadarOnline.
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Mom's son has locked himself away in his room, and she is beside herself, fearing the worst.
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Lilesa came to the United States, fearing a return home, and is now training in Flagstaff, Ariz.
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Some of Lopez Obrador's policy proposals have scared investors into, however, fearing they will cripple Mexico's economy.
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That is in part because many students with an autism diagnosis do not step forward, fearing stigma.
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The 15-year-old and her mother left Guatemala in May, fearing for their safety, she says.
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Fearing his ties to the United States would get him killed, the Iraqi informant defected to Iran.
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The Duke of York's press adviser reportedly quit his role shortly before the interview, fearing the blowback.
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After hitting the jackpot, Sheikh approached the local police for protection, fearing that he could be attacked.
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Some movie fans have expressed doubt online, fearing the production exploits patriotic nationalism and lacks genuine substance.
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He's now pain-free and practices yoga, lifts weights, bikes and cooks without fearing an arthritic attack.
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Neighboring Iran and Turkey back Baghdad's stance, fearing the spread of separatism to their own Kurdish populations.
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Fearing a repeat of the 20173 price rout, OPEC is widely expected to start trimming output soon.
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Fearing more instability in the region, the United Nations, the US and the UK oppose the referendum.
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Putin, fearing that Ukraine was turning toward Europe, secretly ordered Russian forces to enter the Crimean Peninsula.
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Also, no more roommates meant that we could do it whenever, wherever, without fearing someone bursting in.
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So the poor and disenfranchised really don't have anywhere to share these injustices without fearing major repercussions.
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The 33-year-old left his native Aleppo in 2012 and says he suffers depression, fearing deportation.
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The opposition is against Argentina's return to the global bond market, fearing a steep increase in indebtedness.
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The government has been reluctant to do so, fearing Bezeq could use its dominance to harm competition.
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Previous French administrations have shied away from purchasing armed drones, fearing a possible increase in civilian casualties.
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The government, fearing that some borrowers will have problems repaying the debt, has tried to restrain borrowing.
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Fearing that some of them would be caught, the Israelis removed the materials on several different routes.
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However, she feels she has no choice but to invite her too, fearing retaliation if she doesn't.
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They're not fearing him, but they feel, you know, safe, and that he's just another young boy.
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As a result, the company's stock price has swooned with investors fearing the prospect of new regulations.
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Fearing decline, the Trumpian right seeks to get tough with the world and take all it can.
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Chris, fearing that the family would never escape the man's clutches, threatened to kill himself, he said.
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Months passed with me trying to keep one relationship alive while fearing another was chasing me down.
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Transit officials said they had been reluctant to talk about the pattern of brake pulling, fearing copycats.
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House Democratic leaders have elected to keep quiet, fearing accusations of undue influence at an inopportune moment.
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For example, fearing worse outcomes like punitive tariffs, China might agree to start respecting American intellectual property.
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Fearing it would mean the end of his presidency, Mr. Trump lashed out again at Mr. Sessions.
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Fearing it would be as expensive as an in-person visit, he went to the ER anyway.
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Conservatives campaigned against the introduction of television, fearing it would fill Saudi homes with un-Islamic images.
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City residents fearing for their lives as a new virus kills the frail and infirm among them.
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I fumbled for my phone in my pocket, fearing that I was already in over my head.
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They will support Trump's policy of reopening the economy without fearing the warnings of doctors or scientists.
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It also would have allowed unauthorized immigrants to seek medical care without fearing they could be arrested.
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In a different camp are those who invoke slippery slopes, fearing unpredictable genies that may be unleashed.
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Neither of them considered approaching the police to report the crimes, fearing the consequences of doing so.
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Since taking office China has heaped pressure on Tsai, fearing she is pushing Taiwan towards formal independence.
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Finding darkness in another story is so much less lonely than fearing the darkness is yours alone.
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Fearing for their jobs, the employees began communicating incognito using the app Signal shortly after Trump's inauguration.
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Ewbank was aghast at Namath's brazenness, fearing it would ignite a fire under the perhaps overconfident Colts.
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Liberal observers here are anxious about the crackdown, fearing a step back to the country's repressive past.
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Many of them are on the record as fearing a Sanders nomination because of his progressive views.
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Israel went from fully fearing for its survival to controlling more land than it had dreamed of.
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Fearing an exodus of refugees across their borders, Congo's neighbors and traditional allies are also losing patience.
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One may enter fearing the twin terrors of cultural insensitivity and appropriation, just to find them unfounded.
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Fearing HBO's encroaching power, studios including Paramount and Viacom started Showtime and The Movie Channel as alternatives.
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We have acquiesced, fearing the loss of our jobs or entire careers by being blacklisted as troublemakers.
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The camerawork made me feel like I was the third soldier, seeing every horror, fearing every sound.
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Cannabis enterprises deal almost exclusively in cash because banks, fearing federal consequences, will not take their business.
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The rituals leave victims fearing that relatives will fall ill or die if they disobey their traffickers.
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Fearing that the police were about to clear the airport by force, most of the protesters left.
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PRESIDENT MAURICIO MACRI'S thumping presidential-primary loss in Argentina left the markets fearing a left-wing resurgence.
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Countries fearing his anti-trade stance have seen the value of their currencies plunge against the dollar.
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Fearing a fuel explosion, they scrambled out of the plane and encountered their first bit of luck.
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Apparently, some officials are reluctant to sign, fearing that doing so will hurt their chances for promotion.
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He said Raul Castro was right to open the economy only gradually, fearing haste would cause chaos.
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Jewish nurses drowned the newborn in a bucket, fearing that the baby's cries would doom them all.
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On the one hand, Mr. Ho said, he does not blame people for fearing contracting the virus.
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Some of you have stopped wearing your company T-shirts around town, fearing dirty looks from strangers.
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Companies and unions quickly banded together to fight it, fearing they'd have to curtail workers' health benefits.
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Fearing for their safety, General Westmoreland decided to bar female journalists from remaining overnight on the battlefield.
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Hoover, fearing disorder, had the protesters in 22008 teargassed and their protest encampments destroyed by the Army.
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Al Qaeda objected, fearing he would alienate the Muslim world and distract from jihadism's more concrete goals.
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Some oppose sportswear for women, fearing they will get used to wearing it and lose their modesty.
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Fearing a source of instability among the masses, Beijing has moved to limit growth in the products.
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Many European countries, for example, have hesitated to repatriate nationals, fearing a public backlash if they do.
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"I thought my god, I'm writing exactly what I've been fearing for my daughter," says Rivett-Carnac.
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The earthquake shook walls across the country and left people waiting in the streets fearing further tremors.
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Apparently fearing a deadlock, it waited more than a year to schedule arguments, an exceptionally long time.
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Some polys hide their relationship from friends and family, fearing they could lose their homes or children.
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In the past, Ms. Terrero rarely took Astrid out, fearing that her behavior would draw judgmental looks.
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They hotly debated whether to deny him, fearing he would use their venue only to promote himself.
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Fearing possible encounters with the paparazzi, del Castillo suggested that they go to a nearby taquería instead.
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Later, however, Baldwin said he felt conflicted about the impression, fearing it helps "normalize" the President's behavior.
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House Democrats have sought to dismiss Kupperman's lawsuit, fearing delays could stymie the momentum of their investigation.
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Families fled the rebel-held town of Busra al-Harir, fearing it could be targeted, activists said.
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Ma ultimately handed over hundreds of the now-valuable comics for destruction, fearing retribution against his family.
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Fearing such consequences, over a dozen countries declined to propose the measure before Russia eventually introduced it.
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In 1994 the first asylum-seeker won sanctuary on the basis of fearing persecution over sexual orientation.
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Despite fearing the procedure has been banned, patients are still determined to access the care they need.
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Much of the community was aghast, fearing the change would ruin the culture of the site forever.
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Government officials initially backed INCJ's plan, fearing a loss of Japan's technological expertise to a foreign company.
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I was fearing a balanced fraud, one that would have been sold as 'democratic' by the regime.
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They demanded clarity, fearing that the open nature of the investigation would lead speculation to run wild.
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Thousands of families were also reported to be too frightened to move, fearing air strikes and shelling.
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Pakistan provides sanctuary to the Taliban, fearing that a hostile Afghanistan will become a client of India.
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She did not complain, fearing retaliation, she told current and former Fox News employees at the time.
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Fearing they wouldn't have cell phone service, the group carried printed maps and screenshots of the route.
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He fled the country in 2012 fearing for his life as the President's rule became increasingly autocratic.
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He also repeatedly opposed a NATO-led fleet in the Black Sea, fearing it might antagonize Russia.
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Our sources say scores of parents -- scores and scores -- have already lawyered up fearing they'll be indicted.
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Al Qaeda objected, fearing he would alienate the Muslim world and distract from jihadism's more concrete goals.
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The government, fearing the instability of shadow banking, is also stepping up controls on independent funding channels.
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She fled Honduras, like so many others, fearing for her life after being threatened by criminal gangs.
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After Lorand finally learned he was at a nearby hotel, she rushed to him, fearing the worst.
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Britain has long sought to block EU defense cooperation, fearing it could result in an EU army.
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"Unfortunately, that was a period when there was a strong push toward fearing the ocean," he said.
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Successive Israeli governments have ruled out such an influx, fearing the country would lose its Jewish majority.
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Many choose to shoulder their condition in silence, fearing judgment if they tell family, friends, or doctors.
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In effect, many instances of corruption go unreported, with 30% of people fearing retribution if they speak out.
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In the 1960s a Labour government voiced frustration over this, fearing that Unionist votes would block nationalisation policies.
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Jamie, fearing the consequences her words might have on Jenny and the children back at Lallybroch, reluctantly agrees.
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The witnesses, who spoke on condition of anonymity fearing reprisal, say Sunday&aposs airstrikes echoed across the city.
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He didn't want to move around too much, fearing the bailiff would think he was going to run.
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Ali Fedotowsky-Manno is getting candid about a scary experience that had her fearing for her baby's life.
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Fearing the worst, the Japanese government interrupted television programming and issued digital alerts advising locals to find shelter.
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The couple said they never sought medical attention for the boy, fearing doctors would prescribe medications for him.
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He kept looking up toward Section 111, where the accident happened, hoping for the best, fearing the worst.
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The "Your Body Is A Wonderland" singer deleted the tweet, no doubt fearing the wrath of Swifty Nation.
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Jeff Sessions to lead the Justice Department, fearing that he will reverse Obama administration policies on civil rights.
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Insurers have long resisted being lumped in with banks, fearing they will end up being regulated more harshly.
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However, the US has insisted that none be allowed into Syria, fearing that no group could safeguard them.
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Haste says he mistakenly believed Graham was reaching for a gun, and, fearing for his life, shot him.
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Marty Walsh of Boston has offered his City Hall office as a "safe space" for migrants fearing deportation.
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Fearing a contested convention, Trump turned his attention to Kasich, calling on the Ohio governor to drop out.
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Successive Israeli government have ruled out any right of return, fearing the country would lose its Jewish majority.
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Fearing they could be next, America's bankers are already lobbying their regulators to keep their data monopoly intact.
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Bibi's lawyer on Saturday said he had left Pakistan, fearing a mob attack against him and his family.
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"I wrote a letter, left it on their bed and left the house fearing the worst," he said.
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But the state fought the case, fearing it would set a precedent, and won an appeal in February.
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Fearing the power of solidarity, employers foment divisions among their workers, typically along racial, ethnic, and gendered lines.
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Budget cuts leave patients unable to seek care, or they fail to seek it out fearing legal ramifications.
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The villains are white men in suits who, fearing the sensates' potential, seek to chop down this branch.
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Fearing they would be playing into Trump's rhetoric, activists were hesitant to take the fight directly to Congress.
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Fearing a crackdown by security forces, some traders selling Kashmiri Pashmina carpets and shawls here have shut shop.
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One resident recounts pushing his sofa against his windows, fearing that the rattling glass was about to shatter.
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She said she rushed out of her apartment when the shaking began, fearing she would be trapped inside.
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Water-users are divided about the plan, with fishermen pitted against farmers, and both fearing for their livelihoods.
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During a conference call Wednesday, the National Immigration Law Center described DACA recipients as fearing for their future.
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However, when Underwood became pregnant again, she said "I got mad," fearing she would have a fourth miscarriage.
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Some, investment professionals themselves, declined to present victim statements by name, fearing the reputational loss of being fooled.
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But I'm thankful for the armies of academics and others who saved the pages, fearing this would happen.
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Fearing the potentially stiff consequences, the pair "bugged out," Elwartowski told me, a phrase that essentially means fleeing.
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A large majority oppose a No-Deal Brexit, fearing it would cripple Britain's economy, society and public finances.
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She often worries about money, fearing her baby may have to go without necessities, like clothes and soap.
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"Fearing for his life, the victim ran away and was able to escape to safety," Burbank police said.
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"A good sense of humor, confident, God-fearing, generous, hopefully wealthy, attractive — all of those things," she says.
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In January Barclays bank received legal approval to move €190bn ($213bn) of assets to Dublin, fearing no-deal.
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The crackdown has frightened refugees, many of whom already avoid straying from their dwellings fearing arrest at checkpoints.
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At first he was reluctant to draw on that pain, fearing it would make his plays too dark.
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But fearing that her tolerance had diminished, her home clinic decided to keep her at the reduced dose.
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Fearing the domestic industry's lobbying muscle, Canadian politicians of all stripes mostly treat dairy as a sacred cow.
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From spherical Streptococcus to oxygen-fearing Fusobacterium, the human mouth is a spawning ground for tiny, unseen organisms.
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The area's farms are currently enjoying a new lease of life, after until recently fearing for their future.
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Phillips refused to let go of her grip on the cat, fearing it may not actually be dead.
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It only gets worse as these God-fearing folk worry that heretic magic is tearing them all apart.
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The New York Times reports that Trump's team, fearing a convention coup, is cracking down on wayward delegates.
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Fearing a financial hit and brand damage, investors have wiped around $29 billion off the company's market value.
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Grant has a dangerous business to run and spurns romantic entanglements, fearing women blanch at the inherent danger.
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Schools, fearing students are becoming addicted to nicotine, are suspending students as young as middle school for vaping.
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He was living off Social Security, and, fearing an exorbitant heating bill, kept the house at 55 degrees.
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Democratic leaders have already urged Mr Bloomberg to stay out, fearing that he will mostly hurt their party.
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Sewing's stance sets the stage for a showdown with unions fearing massive job cuts and some skeptical investors.
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The Israeli government has ruled out any right of return, fearing the country would lose its Jewish majority.
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Hearing screams and fearing that the car would hit her, she ran to a nearby building's revolving door.
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Government authorities had sent paramilitary forces to the area but the Muslims, fearing clashes, refused to return home.
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Ambulances rushed to the scene, ferrying away the wounded as police cordoned off streets, fearing a second attack.
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Fearing that additional burden on his members, Sparano helped us oppose the measure and it was ultimately defeated.
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Payless ShoeSource confirmed what fans had been fearing (but we've unfortunately come to expect from ailing retailers lately).
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Now the Wall Street banks, fearing Britain was headed for trouble, wanted to hear more about her strategy.
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Babis denies any wrongdoing and says the case is a fabrication by opponents fearing his anti-corruption drive.
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Sewing's stance sets the stage for a showdown with unions fearing massive job cuts and some sceptical investors.
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For many it's a blend of fearing your imminent death mixed with the fear of losing your mind.
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"I'm a God-fearing man, I'm supposed to have faith; but I didn't have faith," he said onstage.
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The boy, fearing for his life, cried that he wanted to die with his mother by his side.
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Fearing a slaughter, Kurdish forces are desperately casting around for a savior and apparently seeing one in Assad.
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Constantly changing tampons, fearing toxic shock syndrome, and keeping track of when it last showed up isn't great.
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The people of Kelowna, a pastoral community in British Columbia's southern interior, are a notoriously God-fearing lot.
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Yet odious as Mr Kim's regime is, China is not alone in fearing the consequences of squeezing it.
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They also worked to undermine Clinton, fearing she would take a firm stance on Russian aggression in Ukraine.
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It is more a consolation prize to religious leaders than the harbinger of a new God-fearing era.
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American officials even hesitated to share intelligence with the military, fearing it had been infiltrated by Boko Haram.
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Within days, he was forced to resign, he said, and fearing for his safety, fled to Los Angeles.
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"People are stuck in their houses, not daring to go out and fearing more suicide bombers," the Rev.
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The leadership in Beijing panicked, apparently fearing that if the recession reached its shores, social unrest would follow.
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Germany resists shared liabilities, fearing it will be left to pay the bill for the fecklessness of others.
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Cops ultimately used a K9 unit to apprehend Bess, fearing he was a danger to himself and others.
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Dozens of other opposition activists who fled Cambodia fearing arrest have vowed to return in support of Rainsy.
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Liberals have been fearing (and conservatives have been hoping) that she might retire in the next few years.
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Chinese buyers have largely avoided U.S. oil during the two countries' trade war, fearing the imposition of tariffs.
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Finding no one else inside, officials ordered the firefighters out, fearing other areas would collapse, Mr. Gribbon said.
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Fearing she was vulnerable in the open, Lambourne staggered towards a tent and hid under an overturned wheelbarrow.
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Fearing Stalin and unsure what to do in a terrible crisis, the leaders finally summoned doctors at noon.
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Despite holding record-breaking majorities in the Congress, Republicans are already fearing a possible "blue wave" in November.
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Does he not know that most God-fearing Muslims want their radicals identified so they can be purged?
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In 1937, fearing those results, lawmakers from both parties halted Franklin D. Roosevelt's push to pack the court.
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Fearing loss, Russia's Central Electoral Commission controlled by Putin and his party barred 30 opposition candidates from competing.
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Zimbabwe as a God-fearing nation "The voice of the people is the voice of God," Mnangagwa declared.
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China has vociferously protested against the deployment, fearing its sophisticated radar could see into its own missile deployments.
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Foreigners, immigrants and minorities, fearing law enforcement and deportation, are likely not reporting abuse and exploitation, Polaris said.
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Successive Israeli governments have ruled out any right of return, fearing the country would lose its Jewish majority.
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He created disaster after disaster, but his associates and subjects just kept admiring, or at least fearing, him.
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But now they stay away, fearing arrest by the predatory militias that prowl the streets of the capital.
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"We were fearing terrorist attacks, and that has now happened," said the prime minister of Belgium, Charles Michel.
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But he said his aunt, fearing reprisals from the guerrillas, told him never to return to his village.
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Republican leaders are determined to avoid a shutdown, fearing the damage their members could suffer at the polls.
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Democrats were already angry with Schultz for running, fearing that he'll play spoiler and help get Trump reelected.
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A lot of people did not like the idea, fearing that their personal information could be made public.
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Wilcox goes on to argue that the animals we grew up fearing now hold the key to life.
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In many ways, oblivion can be bliss — not knowing what's around the corner prevents you from fearing it.
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The Americans, who are losing their strongest advocate inside EU councils, are not alone in fearing the consequences.
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"Fearing for their safety, six officers fired their duty weapons at the driver," police said in their statement.
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Struggling to do what appears effortless for other women, they feel like impostors, fearing discovery at any moment.
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Fearing that people would think she was faking it, Alamia was nervous to speak out about her condition.
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Yet Mr. Trump himself had been hesitant, fearing a fiasco if Mr. Peña Nieto attempted to embarrass him.
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In 1992, fearing growing political unrest in central Africa, he was granted political asylum in the United States.
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Fearing that serious violence would result, Merkel vetoed it, and the relationship between her and Romann never recovered.
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Instead of fearing unlikely outcomes, we should focus on developing an effective response to the Covid-19 epidemic.
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Many progressives resist acknowledging this when it comes to education, fearing that it will compromise their egalitarian beliefs.
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He had been forced to join the Nazis at age 18, he said, fearing for his family's life.
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Those companies — which usually complain anonymously, fearing Chinese retribution — have found a sympathetic ear in the Trump administration.
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No one wants to argue too strongly against safety — not me, and certainly not litigation-fearing baseball teams.
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Many Saudi conservatives are deeply uncomfortable with Prince Mohammed's reforms, although they have mostly kept quiet, fearing arrest.
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The municipal police department opposed the plan, fearing that more guns would only create chaos in an emergency.
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In France, President François Hollande had decided not to run for a second term, fearing an ignominious defeat.
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Fearing I'd miss my flight out of Zurich that night, I called Mr. Knopfel, who set me straight.
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Hughes grew up in bucolic, God-fearing North Carolina, with little money but a strong sense of community.
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India has opposed deep cuts in tariffs, fearing that they would lead to a flood of Chinese imports.
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Fearing a financial hit and brand damage, investors have wiped about $26 billion off the company's market value.
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Tani's family fled northern Nigeria in 2017, fearing attacks by Boko Haram terrorists on Christians such as themselves.
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"But we don't put our state brand on it," he quickly added, fearing a backlash from the legislature.
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"It certainly isn't in my nature to queer around," he says, fearing that his dog's death is punishment.
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My wife and son came over and held me in their arms, fearing, perhaps, that I felt unloved.
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Some conservatories, including the Juilliard School, have cut back on piano students, fearing that the market is saturated.
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Fearing transmission at mass public events, parades in New York, Chicago and Philadelphia have been canceled (The Hill).
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Instead, Senator Joe Biden, the Democratic committee chairman, fearing political backlash, abruptly gaveled the hearings to an end.
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They didn't want to have U.S. troops on the ground, fearing that this would just perpetuate the cycle.
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He remained on the down-low for the better part of 30 years, fearing he would be outed.
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"It made me feel hurt, angry, scared, fearing for my safety," Mr. Ogans said in a phone interview.
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Most formidable of all was Latonia Moore, whose bereft, God-fearing Serena spectacularly fused classical and popular styles.
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Sunni monarchies like the United Arab Emirates, fearing uprisings at home, consolidated behind Saudi leadership and against Qatar.
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Officials, including Americans, acknowledge they were reluctant to catch the top stars, fearing it would damage the sport.
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Moves like those have left many diesel owners fearing that the resale value of their vehicles will plummet.
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Fearing weak fundraising options in the wake of the WeWork implosion, late stage startups are tightening their belts.
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It's official — I will never be able to listen to Destiny's Child without fearing for my life again.
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President Barack Obama had resisted such a step, fearing it would be seen as a provocation by Russia.
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Frustration with the government response appeared to be growing in Wuhan with some fearing it was too late.
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"I fired my gun at Mr. Crutcher because I was fearing for my life," she testified on Monday.
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They spent the evening fearing the slightest bump from a fellow caucusgoer, which could have caused broken bones.
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The state police were reluctant to intervene in the fight, fearing they might make the situation even worse.
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Kurdish and Sunni politicians oppose the line-up being pushed by Sadr, fearing they stand to lose portfolios.
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Immediately fearing the worst, Winfrey called her doctor, who told her the issue was likely blocked salivary glands.
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Nor do we know the painful sense of having lost that power, or fearing we will lose it.
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" Fearing further incursions, he introduced a resolution in Congress that would, as he put it, "keep Harlem Harlem.
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The resulting damage — burned and looted businesses, blockaded streets, cars set ablaze — has left Haitians fearing the worst.
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We wanted to see what people were thinking and fearing on the other side of the fear equation.
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The Clinton Foundation hired a security firm after fearing that it may have been hacked, Reuters reported Thursday.
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Fearing for their lives, Steck, Moro and Griffith hoofed it down the mountain and gave up their attempt.
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From 2008 to 2014, Ziya Mammadov, perhaps fearing his ejection from political office, vastly increased his personal wealth.
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But many Chinese are unwilling, fearing that it is unfilial to one's ancestors be buried with organs missing.
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But Ford despised relying on the Europeans, fearing a proposal by Winston Churchill to create a rubber cartel.
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