And always I was afraid—afraid that the rape had "ruined" me; afraid that I would be "found out"; afraid afraid afraid.
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We sleep afraid, we wake up afraid and leave our homes afraid.
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We grew up feeling afraid—afraid to express ourselves, afraid of everything.
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They are afraid, afraid to precipitate events; afraid to believe what they see.
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I'm afraid of another year of failing, afraid to try and afraid to care.
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"We sleep afraid, we wake up afraid and leave our homes afraid," one of them wrote.
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Sixteen percent of LGBTQ respondents are very afraid, 41% are somewhat afraid, and 28% aren't too afraid.
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Most people think small, because most people are afraid of success, afraid of making decisions, afraid of winning.
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Responses are similar among LGBTQ people of color, of whom 21% are very afraid, 73% are somewhat afraid, 24% aren't too afraid, and 14% are not at all afraid.
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" His 15-year-old daughter wrote on Facebook, "We sleep afraid, we wake up afraid and leave our homes afraid.
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There's a lot of fear in Hollywood: Executives are afraid of losing their jobs; networks are afraid of losing advertising revenue; writers are afraid of getting fired; actors are afraid of losing fans.
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It's okay to be afraid, you're meant to be afraid.
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" Will Ferrell: 'You're Never Not Afraid' "Yes, I was afraid.
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Don't be afraid of failing — be afraid of not failing.
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"People are afraid, and I am afraid too," said Ahmed.
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I'm afraid of suffering, but I'm not afraid of dying.
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People are afraid, but the question is, afraid about what?
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"I was afraid, always afraid I'd get hurt," he said.
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Now, immigrants are afraid to take their US citizen children to school, afraid to go to church, afraid to open their doors.
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We make employers afraid to hire people with a mental illness, landlords afraid to rent to them, schools afraid to educate them.
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Afraid of the dark; afraid of being in some weird new place; afraid something's waiting for you in the garage — that never changes.
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Be afraid... Be VERY afraid...#MarkHamQuill #GrootManuel #GamoraAstin #GuillermoDraxToro #SethMeyeRocket pic.twitter.
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"They were afraid of me, afraid for their life," he said.
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"I was afraid, afraid I was going to die," she said.
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But I think when most people walk down the street, they're not afraid of being murdered, they're afraid of, women, in particular, are afraid of rape, you know men, afraid of maybe some type of assault.
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And of course, who's afraid of Virginia Woolf means who's afraid of the big bad wolf, who's … afraid of living life without false illusions.
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People are afraid to do background checks because you're afraid of somebody.
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When you're not afraid to die, you're no longer afraid to live.
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"I used to be afraid, very afraid, all the time," she says.
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"They're afraid, they're very afraid," Richard told The Oregonian, of his neighbors.
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I was afraid, not anxious or scared but afraid for my life.
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She is afraid of almost everything, whereas he's afraid of almost nothing.
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If you must be afraid, then be afraid of all public spaces.
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If employees are afraid to make mistakes, they're afraid to take risks.
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People get afraid, she tells me, and nobody wants to feel afraid.
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"If you're afraid of Megyn Kelly, then you're going to be afraid of Hillary Clinton and you're going to be afraid of Vladimir Putin," he said.
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The criminals are afraid of the mayor, but the police are also afraid.
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We are afraid to take stands because we are afraid of being targeted.
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I say I'm afraid of writing songs, Steve says he's afraid not to.
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I have been afraid and I know what it is to be afraid.
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Mostly, you're afraid of being awkward, you're afraid that they know you're new.
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She paced around, distraught, afraid to look at her email, afraid not to.
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Callimachi: I was afraid to go out — I was afraid to show myself.
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Most often: Don't be afraid of failure and don't be afraid to ask.
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"My wife is afraid, my little students are afraid of what's going on -- we should be afraid," English teacher and activist Abdulkafi Alhamdo told CNN on Monday.
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" [Laughs] And I was like, "She was afraid, and we made her not afraid.
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I am not afraid and for Democrats to win, you can't be afraid either.
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I'm not afraid—that's one thing about me, I'm not scared, I'm not afraid.
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Now I just love & not afraid, rather also admire & respect & still a little afraid.
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Families are usually afraid of the authorities—afraid that they'll take their kids away.
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I'm not afraid of flying — but the people around me are afraid of me.
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And if you're afraid to have... PENCE: I'm not afraid to bring that up.
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We need not be afraid, we cannot be afraid if we are to succeed.
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He wasn't afraid of space, he wasn't afraid of heights, he trained for this.
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Republican politicians are afraid to upset him; Democratic politicians are afraid to impeach him.
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I really wasn't afraid when I moved there, I was afraid when I left.
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"People are afraid because they've been told to be afraid," Ms. Monson Lutes said.
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"I felt a little afraid — afraid I would be detained, afraid my family would worry," he told CNN earlier this week via text message from his hospital bed.
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And as afraid as I was, I then felt more afraid it wouldn&apost publish.
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" Recalls Naomi, "Wy was afraid for me, she was afraid it might make things worse.
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" Ross, 43, went on to say that she is "no longer afraid of being afraid.
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"He's not afraid to try something and he's not afraid to ask (questions)," Kidd said.
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I'm not afraid to die, I'm not afraid for myself, only for my loved ones.
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Steinar tells Harry not to be afraid, but of course, Harry is very much afraid.
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Women are afraid to be a wife and young males are afraid to be men.
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I'm not afraid of anything because I've learned that there's nothing to be afraid of.
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Maybe I should be afraid of this or maybe I should be afraid of that.
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Republicans are afraid of the NRA, even the moderate Republicans are afraid of the NRA.
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"Being afraid of reusables is as ridiculous as being afraid of Corona beer," Johnson added.
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I mean, you're afraid of, already afraid of going to the front lines and dying.
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People can often be afraid to voice their opinions, but they are not afraid here.
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"I am not afraid," she told supporters on Monday, "and you can't be afraid, either."
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Some district attorneys and some police officials are afraid of you in some other cities, but they are not afraid of you in Philadelphia, nor am I afraid of you.
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They are afraid to complement someone, afraid to hug someone goodbye at a going away party.
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She's afraid to let anyone in, because she' afraid of the judgment — especially from her mother.
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They can be afraid of loss or afraid they are going to say the wrong thing.
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I've been afraid of growing old and now I've seen these images, I feel less afraid.
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But if I had been afraid of damaging my future before, I was triply afraid now.
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Too often victims are afraid to say anything because they're afraid of how people will respond.
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Be afraid, be very afraid, of the pious, pretentious, bullying media that now engulfs our industry.
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So voice your ideas, don't be afraid to fail, and certainly don't be afraid to succeed.
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People are afraid of the flavor of the day, and today people are afraid of drones.
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All the women are afraid of the future and afraid for their husbands and their children.
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A fretful boy, Akutagawa, "afraid of the dark, afraid of the light," found refuge in books.
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We are afraid of terrorist threats and we are afraid of people departing from the faith.
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But if we are going to be afraid, we should be afraid for the right reasons.
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"When you're laughing, you're not afraid, and if you're not afraid you can think," he said.
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I was afraid and since then have never been not afraid when such a storm hits.
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I wasn't afraid of failing as a student; I was afraid of failing as a person.
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The tech industry is as afraid of regulators as regulators are afraid of dystopian general artificial intelligence.
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Added plus, my dogs who are afraid of the regular vacuum are not afraid of this vacuum!
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I was afraid something like that was going to happen, and I was afraid to say anything.
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The duck pâté made me realize that I'm not really afraid of failure ; I'm afraid of success .
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Maybe he was afraid it would hurt his career...Maybe he was afraid of disappointing his father.
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Senators afraid of primary challenges are deathly afraid to cast decisive votes for the other party's nominees.
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She's afraid to talk on the phone about her case -- and afraid of what will happen next.
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You were afraid to join me in the streets, now you're afraid to put pen to paper?
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He's not afraid to kill, nor is he afraid to execute justice in the bloodiest way possible.
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Psychologists have found that people aren't necessarily afraid of facts — they're afraid of where those facts lead.
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"I'm not afraid of the coronavirus and no one else should be that afraid either," he added.
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Mothers are afraid to deliver here but they are also afraid to die in labor at home.
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Through a voiceover, a man says, "I"m not afraid of flying, but people are afraid of me.
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I was afraid of my own desire and his, afraid of the abortion that would surely befall me.
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He was never afraid of meeting me on the South Side; he wasn't afraid of meeting me anywhere.
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"We aren't the ones who are afraid, they (the Turks) are afraid," she said in a raspy voice.
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"These crocodiles that we get here, they're not afraid of humans, they're not afraid of anything," he said.
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The data showed 33 percent of those surveyed were "extremely afraid" or "very afraid" of getting seriously ill.
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She is afraid they will not open, and she is afraid of what is on the other side.
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This combination of vastness and vulnerability has left some people afraid of China and others afraid for it.
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Those are the things humans are usually afraid of because we were wired to be afraid of them.
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I was afraid — really, really afraid — of failure, but I had a hunch that I could do this.
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"Even though we say we are not afraid, of course we are afraid," said Sonia Loffredo, an architect.
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I'm afraid to take the train to work, and my family is afraid to speak Spanish in public.
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People were afraid to visit the city, and people who lived and worked there were afraid to stay.
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I had always been afraid of living, but I wasn't any longer and I wasn't afraid of Jesus.
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I get that the main character is afraid to commit, but her show seems afraid to commit, too.
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She's afraid to be like her mother, and she afraid that her mother committed suicide and left her.
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I was too afraid to place more weight than that — afraid he might just collapse at my touch.
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But Eckes, like Young, is not afraid of the institution, nor is he afraid to spell it out.
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Perhaps most people are not consciously afraid of American politics, but they are afraid of its consequences, and they have been afraid for far longer than Trump has been the GOP frontrunner and now nominee.
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I was afraid about what this meant for me, afraid it was the reason I had never been in a relationship, afraid that my lack of interest in sex meant I would never find love.
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We're all afraid of getting hurt because we're all afraid of being vulnerable and showing how sensitive we are.
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It's going to be something, to quote another movie, from the movie The Fly, 'Be afraid, be very afraid.
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The Bachelorette's Hannah Brown isn't afraid of finding love—and she isn't afraid of trying super sour candies, either.
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She was not afraid to go to the White House then, and she wouldn't be afraid to go now.
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Studios are afraid of new ideas, and I'm afraid of old ones, so my life will always be difficult.
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Alfred Hitchcock was afraid of eggs; Julius Caesar, Napoleon and Alexander the Great were all afraid of cats — ailurophobia.
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She's too afraid to go against what is perceived to be normal male behavior, afraid it'll give her away.
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I have never been afraid to speak my mind and that is because my mother is never afraid to.
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The consensus was clear: We're not that afraid for ourselves, but we are afraid for our parents and grandparents.
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A newsroom that embraces experimentation, that's not afraid of trying new things, and frankly is not afraid of failure.
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"There are guys in my neighborhood that I love, that I respect, that I think have incredible qualities who are not afraid of Mexicans, and not afraid of Muslims, and not afraid of blacks," he continued.
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"I've had children come up to me at forums saying, 'I'm afraid to go to school,' 'I'm afraid to leave the house,' 'I'm afraid to come home to find out my parents are gone,'" Avecedo said.
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"Forensic accounting is not afraid, math is not afraid, documentary evidence is not afraid ... We can tender that in court with no worry of recant due to fear from the community and the 'Ndrangheta," he added.
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" The company should also use its resources to connect global businesses and cement China's role in the future of technology, according to Ma. "The world is afraid of China, afraid of technology, afraid of powerful companies.
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She's afraid she will lose her baby, and she's afraid of what will happen to her kids if she dies.
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Not being afraid to be a hero, not being afraid to be the first person to see yourself that way.
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" She added, "It shows he's not afraid to express his emotions publicly, and he wasn't afraid to kiss another man.
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Finally a president who is not afraid to hold Teresa May's hand because, ummm, he's allegedly afraid of falling down?
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Pam Anderson is afraid of getting raped, and afraid you could be too if you use those popular rideshare apps.
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This is definitely a bid to kind of bring in that consumer that's maybe a little bit afraid of the connected home, a little bit afraid of voice commands, a little bit afraid of that whole thing.
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I think far too often in this country we are afraid to talk about race and afraid to deal with race.
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In a recent Chapman University survey on American fears, 9.5 percent of people reported being "afraid" or "very afraid" of flying.
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"People who were in more rural were clearly extremely nervous and afraid of reprisal or afraid of losing work," she says.
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But Mitt was afraid of Jeb because he was afraid that Jeb would get the money and Jeb would get whatever.
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The 'Ghostbusters' ain't afraid of no ghosts ... and whoever's driving their car ain't afraid of putting the pedal to the metal!!!
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"I was never afraid to go in the pool, but I was afraid to go in the deep end," he explains.
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Rats treated with synthetic oxytocin after being taught to be afraid of a stimuli were less afraid than the untreated rats.
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"I'm afraid to go anywhere else, but I'm never afraid to come here and see my friends," said Darius Jones, 26.
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"I was afraid to leave the house, and I was afraid to be arrested by the Hezba (religious police)," Shamsa says.
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Aquarius is an inventive Air sign, not afraid of being seen as weird—so don't be afraid to be yourself, Taurus!
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Well in mice, the infection makes them less afraid of the smell of cat urine, and thus less afraid of cats.
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I didn't want them to be afraid because inside I was afraid, and you never want your kids to see that.
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"Everyone is afraid, even afraid of their fellow citizens," one Benghazi resident said, speaking on condition of anonymity for his safety.
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He is old enough to be afraid of bandits, she young enough to be afraid of ogres tucked among the dunes.
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We're so afraid of being afraid—especially with 350 eyeballs on us—that we try to cure it ahead of time.
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I wasn't just afraid of what would come next, I was afraid of how my co-workers and boss would react.
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" Sarah agreed: "Instead of women being afraid of sharing stories, it's men being afraid of being on that list [of abusers].
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"What's happened over the last eight years is companies are afraid to invest because they're afraid of what is going to happen if they invest ... you're afraid that they're going to come in and ruin your business," Icahn said.
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"I was never afraid to go in the pool, but I was afraid to go in the deep end," he told PEOPLE.
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The President of the Eurogroup said to me yesterday he worries about political paralysis, politicians afraid of voters and afraid of markets.
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What we do know is he has an ice dragon and a lot of wights so everyone should be afraid, very afraid.
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"I was secretly afraid of acting someone else's words, afraid I would bump into the furniture, or not know where to stand."
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You can't be afraid — if I had been afraid to ask Michael about the blood in the toilet, what would have happened?
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If she's not afraid of trolling the president of the United States, she's definitely not afraid of someone with under 500 followers.
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Republicans are afraid if Obama is the president they&aposll be blamed for a shutdown, Trump is the president they&aposre afraid.
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If you're afraid of it, and you know you're afraid of it, you have to tackle it if you want something different.
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"I felt I'd hit bottom — I was afraid to go outside, afraid that my son's father would find me," she tells PEOPLE.
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Don't be afraid to negotiate or to see what else is out thereKan urges founders not to be afraid to say no.
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Dr. Zimmerman argued that scientific discovery depends on a "don't be afraid of making mistakes, don't be afraid of breaking something" attitude.
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When he awoke in Bethesda Naval Hospital, he was afraid he might die; then, he said, he was afraid he might live.
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I've been in too many situations where people are afraid to speak up because they're afraid they're going to get yelled at.
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He was afraid to go to Vietnam 47 years ago and is afraid to face the legal consequences of his actions today.
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"It's the first time in my entire career that I've been afraid, and I've heard other physicians say they're afraid," she said.
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I had found guys who weren't afraid of their sexuality, guys who weren't afraid to fuck and hang out and eat BBQ.
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Sixty-two percent of people are afraid of walking on the streets at night, while 222.2 percent are afraid of the police.
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Meghan Miraglia from Massachusetts has never been afraid, and has suggestions for the intimidated: I have never been afraid of classical music.
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"When my child tells me he's afraid — and he's not the type to be afraid," said Ms. Turner, her voice trailing off.
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It doesn't make me afraid of the market, but it makes me afraid not to be skeptical of all the unchecked optimism.
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Nobody wants to work environment where they are afraid if they make mistakes or are afraid they don't do the right thing.
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Then when we put this animal in the environment that it should have been afraid of, it wasn't afraid of it anymore.
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I think he had a moment on January 20th where the Democrats were afraid of him, the Republicans were afraid of him.
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It's one thing to be afraid for yourself, but it's another thing to be afraid for the people you care about the most.
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When you're new, you're staring at the patient afraid and you're not really sure what to do, or even what you're afraid of.
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I was afraid — I think all of us were afraid — that after the Women's March, people would go back to business as usual.
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"Alain Delon is not afraid to displease, he's not afraid to be wrong, and he doesn't really think like other people," Frémaux said.
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" That is key to getting ahead, he says: "I'm never afraid to pick up the phone, and I'm never afraid to ask questions.
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The most successful presidents of modern times were not afraid to criticize America, but neither were they afraid to summon our best selves.
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Those who are urged to feel afraid, very afraid, have both the greatest sense of independence and the most finely honed skepticism about government.
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The problem with the world today isn't that too many people are afraid—it's that too many people are afraid of the wrong things.
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Best salary-related advice: Do not be afraid of negotiating and do not be afraid to walk away from something that doesn't feel right.
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I was afraid of quitting a job that had become so intertwined with my identity, but I was equally as afraid of gaining weight.
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I was afraid of all the panicking going on around me, and I was afraid of what people were going to do to me.
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I'm not afraid of Bolsonaro―I'm afraid of the people who voted for him, because they're fanatics and extremists who resort to hate speech.
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The collapse in credit markets had changed economic behavior — businesses were afraid to invest and hire, and families were afraid or unable to spend.
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And not just because they weren't afraid of people stealing, but because they weren't afraid of who might come into their room at night.
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They shouldn't be afraid to go to school and their parents shouldn't be afraid to put them on the bus to go to school.
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This is why I am not afraid of death; I am only afraid of living a life without happiness, a long but unfulfilling one.
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" He added, "He's too afraid to release his tax returns, too afraid to stand up to Vladimir Putin, and playing chicken with North Korea.
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I had always been afraid of heights — like crying-while-crossing-a-bridge afraid — so I told myself every day that I was not.
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Not the "aww shucks" kind, but the kind where our President is not afraid to tell the American people what is happening in our economy and in our global engagements, not afraid to share views that aren't politically popular, and not afraid to admit mistakes.
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Once you say, "He says what I'm afraid to say," and point to a man who is essentially a 24/7 fire hose of unequivocal bigotry, you've said what you're afraid to say, so how afraid could you have been in the first place?
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They saw it, so they weren't afraid of speaking truth to power, they weren't afraid of saying something that would put their life at risk.
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He is never afraid to put himself out there (or if he is afraid, he does it because something internally compels him to do so).
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"There are people who are offended … who are afraid to come forward … afraid they'll be ridiculed," Wilson said at the meeting, according to The Oklahoman.
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So a lot of people who have been afraid of cats are no longer afraid of cats, and let Mimi sit in their lap now.
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"I think you'll learn about what Natasha is afraid of, and I think you'll learn about what parts of herself she's afraid of," said Johansson.
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It is time to be afraid, very afraid, of a play that seemed perhaps merely worthy when you studied it in high school English class.
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I think some people are afraid to do that because they don't want to cause any attention and they're afraid they're going to offend somebody.
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Whether you're afraid to accept a new job or afraid to move to a new city, don't let the fear of uncertainty hold you back.
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There are moments where she is afraid to fall ("Afraid to Fall"), and other times when she recognizes she has fallen ("What Can I Say").
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I was afraid all the time but didn't know what I was afraid of; I was numb to my own emotions and stripped of vitality.
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"We're not afraid of monumentality and making important gestures when necessary, but we're also not afraid to recede and be in the background," she said.
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Posters found that a majority of Americans, 2202 percent, said they are afraid or very afraid that Islamic extremists represent a threat to national security.
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Boris Johnson is afraid to be photographed with himTrump is so divisive that UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is afraid to be photographed with him.
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"One can only imagine what our music would have sounded like if David Bowie would have been afraid to draw from Shirley Bassie, or if the Beatles would have been afraid to draw from Chuck Berry, or if Elton John would have been afraid to draw from the Beatles, or if Elvis Presley would have been afraid to draw from his many influences," the amicus brief reads.
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All this time, I've been thinking I was afraid of life outside the enclaves with Enid, but maybe I'm afraid of life here, too — life everywhere.
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" Says defense attorney Kansky: "She was afraid of her husband, she was trying to get back and on her feet, she was afraid for her children.
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People are being taken advantage of and are afraid to speak out because they are afraid of what the other people in the neighborhood will say.
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Comcast is afraid of Google Fiber because it's afraid of competition, which is why it tried to buy Time Warner Cable instead of competing with it.
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"I was afraid for her, but Razan told us she wasn't afraid, she felt obliged to help and was clearly wearing a medical vest," she says.
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This is currently occurring with her song "I'm Afraid of Men," which turned into the recently released book of the same name I'm Afraid of Men.
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I think what people loved about Bernie is that he wasn't afraid to say things that everybody else is afraid to say that were pretty obvious.
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A cursory glance over the comments on the new IT trailer attest to this: You're not afraid of clowns, you're just afraid of being by yourself.
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The court seemed to be afraid of the prisoner, as, indeed, the Home Office seems to be afraid of the whole gang of female mischief-makers.
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It's akin to talking about lung cancer and being afraid to mention smoking, or talking about traffic deaths and being afraid to talk about drunken driving.
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Airlines will have to balance the idea that some people are afraid of the plane without addressing it so much that it makes other people afraid.
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Don't be afraid to right the ship If you see the conversation starting to tip into potentially hazardous territory, don't be afraid to take the wheel.
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"I think you'll learn about what Natasha is afraid of, and I think you'll learn about what parts of herself she's afraid of," Johansson told CNN.
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More than eight in ten Republicans say they are afraid or very afraid of Islamic extremists, while just 2628 percent of strong Democrats said the same.
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Whereas me, I'm not afraid to voice my opinion; I'm not afraid to dress up as Santa Claus or throw out something weird in my lyrics.
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We are not afraid to entrust the American people with unpleasant facts, foreign ideas and alien philosophies and competitive values for a nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation afraid of its people.
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The president has never been afraid to walk away from a bad deal, never been afraid to call out foreign leaders, and hold all of them accountable.
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Naked and Afraid of Sharks strands five former Naked and Afraid survivalists on a barren island in the middle of the most shark-infested waters on earth.
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"We're not that afraid of swine fever, we're afraid the government's management is getting too strict," Mr He says, hosing manure from pens holding about 150 pigs.
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"Minority groups, women, LGBTQ communities — those are all communities that I think are rightfully very afraid for the moment and I'm afraid with them and for them."
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" Trump, in a defensive tone, responded, "I would tell them, 'don't be afraid,' absolutely... We are going to bring our country back, but certainly, don't be afraid.
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The term feminist was no longer so stigmatized that teenage girls were afraid to assert their innate equality and celebrities were afraid to utter it in interviews.
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"L'homme armé" exhorted everyone to put on chain mail and be afraid, very afraid, of an armed man (possibly St Michael) who was just about to appear.
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Truthfully, I'm less afraid of running in when others are running away than I am afraid of someone thinking I'm incompetent, or of not doing my job.
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We have already been working for so long, for so little, afraid or not allowed to take sick days, afraid or not able to afford a vacation.
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"In Sweden, if you ask a union leader, 'Are you afraid of new technology?' they will answer, 'No, I'm afraid of old technology,' " one government official said.
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"After that, pregnant women were scared to try medications, and doctors were afraid of prescribing them, and drug companies were afraid of developing them," Dr. Fejzo said.
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"Their project was to convince Americans to be afraid enough that they would take action, but not so afraid that they would be paralyzed," Ms. McEnaney said.
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So no, I'm not afraid of loneliness . . .
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"I'm not afraid of no gyal-heart man, and I'm not afraid of no cyattie, and I'm not afraid of no waste yute neither… Say feh," she challenges in Jamaican patois before the city turns on its head from the slow, strangely somber opener to a slick-mouthed Drake.
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When I think about the fact that some of them are afraid about what's to come, what I said is, I really don't want them to be afraid.
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"We are afraid to take the wounded to the hospitals, we are afraid we will get detained," one demonstrator who did not want his identify revealed, told us.
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Americans were afraid, Rapaille found through his exhaustive market research, and they were mostly afraid of crime even though crime was actually falling and at near-record lows.
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No pillow she can bury her face in and then roll back from, afraid she might fall asleep fully dressed, afraid she might drool into her own hair.
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Living and being a part of that culture is not being afraid to ask questions, not being afraid to say, 'Hey, I don't know what you're talking about.
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"Anyone that is treating you unkindly, it is only because they are afraid or they have been taught to be afraid of how important you are," he said.
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"It's the greatest thing in the world you can be afraid of because you only have to be afraid of it for one night a year," Best says.
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You don't have to be afraid of technology—you have to be afraid of the people who are trying to prevent you from knowing the things they know.
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I am not afraid, but the sensation is like being afraid," Lewis, a member of the Anglican Church, wrote in the slender and tortured memoir "A Grief Observed.
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"We don't want it to be born to a society where people are afraid to speak up and journalists are afraid to work," he said in an interview.
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" He claimed Eadeh was a "subversion expert at the State Department," adding that "the Chinese people are not afraid of evil, nor are they afraid of causing trouble.
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It may, of course, be that many Republicans keep attacking colleges because they are afraid of an informed citizenry, afraid that in a war of ideas, they'll lose.
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We don't know much about him, but even though he said "they should be afraid," he didn't directly answer Sydney's question about whether she should also be afraid.
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For a nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people.
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Sometimes, I'm afraid to go to — I am afraid to go to sleep and I will wake up and our democracy will be gone and ever be returned.
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Nobody should be afraid to talk about mental health challenges or therapy in America, no more than they're afraid to talk about physical illness or going to the gym.
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They were crawling over the roots and in and out of trees, just a tide of them ... They were not afraid of people at all, not afraid of vehicles.
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"One of the most powerful aspects any women can have is owning her sexuality, and not being afraid of that power, and not being afraid to use that power."
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I haven't been releasing much, not because I was afraid of what other people would think but because I was afraid that I wouldn't like it after two weeks.
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"It's the greatest thing in the world you can be afraid of because you only have to be afraid of it for one night a year," Best told Vice.
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The UFC superstar joined the guys on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (airs tonight on FS1) -- and told us why the former bantamweight champ should be afraid ... very afraid.
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"If they are afraid, they should turn the footage over to someone who's not afraid, who will post it for them, and bring it to the mainstream," he said.
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" He described his desire to "portray a sort of a poly-sexual ideal world in which people are not afraid of their bodies and not afraid of their sexuality.
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"Our society is so geared on trying to be young forever, and is afraid of aging and ultimately afraid of dying," Joel Kinnaman said at a Netflix press junket.
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I wasn't afraid that the tights would run when putting them on either; the stitching felt thick and solid enough that I wasn't afraid my nails would rip through.
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The message is that he's too afraid to release his tax returns, too afraid to stand up to Putin, and is playing a game of chicken with North Korea.
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Obama told the crowd that she was once afraid to leave her home in Chicago to attend Princeton University, but that being afraid of the next steps is normal.
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"What it means for me to be a scene queen is that I'm not afraid to be different and I'm not afraid to put myself out there," Sara said.
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It feels as if the film is afraid to let Meg be a real girl, afraid to unfurl evil's true capacity and make clear the danger in fighting it.
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" - Petra, 31 "Mormon virgin was afraid of everything.
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Don't be afraid of the IRS While the U.S. government certainly isn't revered in the book, it also goes to great lengths to make clear that readers shouldn't be afraid.
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"Glossophobia," the medical term for stage fright, makes 28.4 percent of the adults in the U.S. either afraid or very afraid, according to The Chapman University Survey of American Fears.
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You can see the link (Donald Trump is afraid of immigrants, British racists are afraid of immigrants), but what they thought turning up at this protest would achieve is unclear.
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" And while adults may be afraid to broadcast their politics on a bright red hat, he's not: "I think it comes down to people [being] afraid to speak for themselves.
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To be honest, in the beginning, I was afraid of casting flex dancers because I felt like it was its own artform, and I was afraid to meld the two.
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One episode, "A Firestar Is Born," details Angelica's origin story of growing up with a bully named Bonnie who made her afraid of her power and afraid of being different.
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In a formulation that felt a little artificial but neatly summed up the dichotomy the show operates from, Paige said she wasn't afraid of dying, she was afraid of loneliness.
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They could keep the government functioning by dealing with Democrats, but they're afraid to do that, for the same reason they're afraid to confront the madman in the White House.
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She can be however she wants to be in her environment without being afraid of being called ratchet or being afraid of seeming angry or of seeming over the top.
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"You gotta be able to take risks and to not be afraid so she can know that she can take a risk and not be afraid and really pursue her dreams."
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I could see he'd grown into exactly the type of man I was afraid he would and living his life exactly the way I was afraid we would if I'd stayed.
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Democrats want us to believe that Republicans started the war, President Trump is escalating it, and women and men concerned about us should be afraid – very, very afraid – of evil Republicans.
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Most of the time, she's afraid to leave her bed, afraid even to hold her son, for fear that she might drop him or hug him too tightly and smother him.
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I was afraid of coming to this new life and adjusting and changing so suddenly … I'm really a social person, but not when I first came here because I was afraid.
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Our fearless junkyard dog, the one we were afraid to take to dog parks and who was expelled from more than one kennel for brawling, grew clingy and afraid to roam.
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"The police want protesters to be too afraid to protest, which is why they intentionally created a context of conflict, and I'll never be afraid to tell the truth," he said.
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The irony, of course, is that even as we're afraid to engage in conversations with the grieving, we're somehow not afraid to pass judgment on them: Are they doing it properly?
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The first people who went surfing in Gaza were fishermen, because they could swim and they were not afraid of the water, because a lot of people are afraid of water.
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Tyron says the politics have nothing to do with it -- it comes down to GSP being too afraid to get in the Octagon with TW because he's afraid of getting hurt.
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She's not afraid of long scenes, she's not afraid of pictures falling off walls or of foxes following you to … … the bus stop and that final farewell, which left me shredded.
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" It is tempting to rewrite these statements to reclaim the immediacy of her "I": "I was afraid of sacrificing my life to my children; I was afraid of surrendering myself completely.
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Three-quarters of strong Democrats, 2628 percent of blacks and 28503 percent of Hispanics said they were afraid or very afraid of white supremacists, while only a third of Republicans agreed.
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And so, when he chased me around his office, I wasn't afraid of him physically so much as I was afraid of what I knew he could take away from me.
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She'd planned to come last fall, but "she was afraid she would cry through the whole thing and I was afraid I would cry through the whole thing," Ms. Schreck said.
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Praying seems risky – I'm afraid my eyes won't open.
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" —Hani, 29 "I was afraid when it was calm.
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" It was like, "I'm afraid I'm going to die.
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" Serna asked his new cellmate: "Judge, are you afraid?
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" To others, she advises "don't be afraid to change.
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" Concluding, "This is not a country that feels afraid.
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" Viktor then elaborated, "We were afraid for our son.
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WEST POINT, N.Y. — Katerina Stewart is afraid of heights.
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I'm afraid we're going to have to part ways .
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" The unnamed official said, "He's afraid of those situations.
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"What are you afraid of — her ideas?" he asked.
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"She's 20 — not afraid of anything," said Bacsinszky, 28.
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" He continued: "We are not afraid of a fight.
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" She added: "I am not afraid of him now.
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" Frank said Cruz "might be afraid of the competition.
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" In his paper "Who is afraid of the humanoid?
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Who's Afraid of a Banksy & Co. Street Art Exhibition?
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And also you didn't ... we were afraid of YouTube.
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We were afraid of losing the space race (which we won); we were afraid there was a missile gap between the USSR and US (there wasn't); and we were afraid Japan was becoming an economic and technological powerhouse that would overtake the United States in numerous fields (that powerhouse sputtered and died in 2628).
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"The way that I look probably will change over the course of promoting this record and I'm not afraid of showing it and I'm not afraid to talk about it," Lotic say.
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And democracy is still a terrifyingly radical idea — as much as we rhapsodize about government by the people, we are afraid to trust ourselves and much more afraid to trust anyone else.
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And in a rather remarkable speech yesterday, Neil, Some Corker basically upbraided his colleagues, said, we&aposre afraid to poke the bear, just because we&aposre afraid to make the president upset.
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" Matthews continued to push Costello to say explicitly that he was not afraid of Bannon, to which he eventually said "I'm not afraid of Steve Bannon, I'm here to serve my district.
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Why can't I do this pose yet?!" or "I want to do that pose but I'm afraid I won't be able to, and I don't know why, and I shouldn't feel afraid.
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A message that you should be afraid, afraid of people whose ethnicity is different, or religious faith is different or who were born in a different country or hold different political beliefs.
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"There've been people who have been afraid to be allies, or people who have been afraid to not voice hatred, for fear of being labeled part of the LGBT community," she said.
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But for me, watching that last night, I got the sense that the move wasn't so much that he was afraid, that they were afraid you were going to turn on them.
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"These extremists are afraid their guns will be taken away - we're afraid our children will be taken away," said Shannon Watts, founder of the Moms Demand Action group that advocates tougher laws.
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I had tried to please impossible people, hidden parts of myself from others, agreed to things I didn't want — all because I was afraid, deathly afraid, of the pain of being hurt.
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Political animosity is at a high; 453 percent of Democrats are "afraid" of the Republican Party; and 245 percent of Republicans are afraid of the Democratic Party, according to a Pew poll.
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A message that you should be afraid — afraid of people whose ethnicity is different or religious faith is different, or who were born in a different country or hold different political beliefs.
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"I'd always been afraid to look into it, because I was afraid that if I found something out, I would think that I couldn't do anything that I wanted to do," she said.
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By making these short horror stories digital folklore, creepypasta creates a community of people ready to share in the confrontation with something they're afraid to see alone, but afraid not to see together.
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"I actually had a queer Latino friend text me on Monday and say he was afraid of going to NYC Pride because he was afraid of what was going to happen," Roybal says.
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"And as with all of our allies, we weren't afraid to voice disagreement with him then and we will not be afraid to disagree, if needed, with him as Vice President," Hogue said.
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I feel very close to the horror genre because I think of how it's gotten me through periods where at the time I felt afraid of the world and afraid for the world.
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"The death of any tyrant is not disclosed to the society because the power is afraid of unrest, afraid that the society will act in the absence of a ruler," Mr. Solovey said.
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"I was afraid they would put me in jail; I was afraid [they'd] send me to Mexico because I was illegal," said the woman, whose name I am withholding to protect her privacy.
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Like, we're afraid to even bring it out into the air because we're afraid of what it might do to us or how it might change us or how people might perceive us.
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"People were a combination — not just afraid of being outed, but afraid of dying," said Michael Adams, the chief executive of SAGE, an advocacy organization for older lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender adults.
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His only real revelation or self-reflection of any kind is that he admits to being afraid… but the thing he's afraid of is not being able to do his job protecting Noctis.
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When asked if his friend was afraid to go to the mainland, Cheung said most Hong Kong people are afraid of crossing the border because they don't believe China has rule of law.
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To put all of that in more specific terms, this is the first time I've ever been afraid to go to the movies – but I'm more afraid that it won't be the last.
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Some patients were afraid to walk, lest they fall; others were afraid to eat, because they worried that their body was breaking down and would not be able to cope with the food.
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"In Sweden, if you ask a union leader, 'Are you afraid of new technology?' they will answer, 'No, I'm afraid of old technology,'" says the Swedish minister for employment and integration, Ylva Johansson.
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I've been really fortunate along the way to just have these guides and I've always been really afraid but when I get on stage I'm not afraid anymore, just getting there is terrifying.
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THERE was only one time she felt afraid of him.
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Jamaican artist Zuri Marley isn't afraid to bite the apple.
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But whenever I see a crop top, I'm so afraid.
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SO I WAS AFRAID OF THE ZIKA AND THE VIOLENCE.
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Nobody is honest anymore and people are afraid of it.
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"Do not be afraid" of uncovering who you really are.
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We teach boys to be afraid of weakness, of vulnerability.
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"Thanks to the radio, I'm not afraid anymore," Nyanokonzo said.
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Teacher: Kendall Jenner Lesson: Don't be afraid to use tongue.
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She isn't afraid to show people who she really is.
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Didn't anyone to get crossed if they're afraid of heights.
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"I was afraid for my people also, the indigenous people."
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"Sometimes people are so afraid to try something," Petersik said.
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"She was afraid for her life," a source tells PEOPLE.
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After last year, I'm almost too afraid to have any.
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This generation also isn't afraid of getting their hands dirty.
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"They are afraid of alienating the majority voters," Townsend worried.
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We shouldn't be afraid of Danish society or the Danes.
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Many nights she cried herself to sleep, alone and afraid.
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Not to be afraid of how the world is changing.
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" She adds: "I do remember always being hungry and afraid.
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For one, Demi's not afraid to poke fun at herself.
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The president is "not afraid of special interests," Verma said.
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They're taking preemptive action because they're afraid of potential inflation.
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And the acting couple aren't afraid to seek help sometimes.
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There was so many killed that yes, I was afraid.
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A man would be a fool if he wasn't afraid.
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The Hound has been deathly afraid of flames ever since.
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Don't be afraid of silence, and don't ask leading questions.
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Jennifer Love Hewitt isn't afraid of changing up her look.
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He's as afraid of the ethics board as I am.
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Don't be afraid to show these puppies off on Instagram.
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Don't be afraid to flip that steak more than once.
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Lyrically and in person, Diamandis isn't afraid to go deep.
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Are you afraid a little bit of campaign stump Trump?
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What's one thing we shouldn't be afraid to splurge on?
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Are they afraid that its flaws will be found out?
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Naked and Afraid always partners a male and female together.
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I don't think it's a word to be afraid of.
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Don't be afraid to be bossy about what you need.
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I'm even afraid to go to college because of it.
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"He was afraid to go back to prison," says Benenati.
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"Don't be afraid to make a profit," Schindler tells CNBC.
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I was so afraid because they were circling the building.
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And then I'm stuck in the tree and I'm afraid.
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Kaley Cuoco isn't afraid to talk about her plastic surgery.
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"I'm afraid it's going to mess people up," she said.
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They'd say, we're afraid you're going to think we're racist.
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Rule 11 Don't be afraid to use the "L" word.
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Yep, the iron lung's a part of me, I'm afraid.
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They are afraid to embrace the power of the graph.
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They are afraid of losing their jobs because of this.
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Norwegian Pop duo Philco Fiction are not afraid of clichés.
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And don't be afraid to say it more than once.
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People started panicking and getting afraid that regulation was coming.
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I don't want women to feel afraid to speak out.
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" Best Salary-Related Advice: "Don't be afraid to make changes.
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Ask for clarity, and don't be afraid to get specific.
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But I am afraid that you may have been misinformed.
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And it explains why she's afraid, still now, in Japan.
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George Orwell was afraid of overseers depriving us of information.
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But the egirls of TikTok aren't afraid of the word.
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Also, don't be afraid to bring your baby to work.
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People are afraid that we are losing our representative government.
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Some were afraid they would be identified by their voices.
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Noah Galloway is not afraid to put himself out there.
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We're a little afraid of change here because it works.
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We're definitely not afraid of color, both Nicola and myself.
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Chris, I'm afraid, does not appear to be an ocean.
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I am no longer embarrassed or afraid to admit it.
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"I feel very embarrassed and I'm so afraid," said Duran.
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But Zuckerberg is clearly afraid of politicians dismantling his company.
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Are you afraid of that red blob on your stomach?
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Are you afraid of those feelings of grief and confusion?
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I was afraid for my people also, the indigenous people.
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"The prospects are, I'm afraid, a little grim," Radeloff added.
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"I've never been afraid of making a move," he said.
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You can't take risks and be afraid of making mistakes.
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I am too tired and too satisfied to be afraid.
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At one point, they were afraid their ceiling would collapse.
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"I'm afraid to even consider that," he said at last.
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Of course, don't be afraid to ask for one, too.
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The wise one doesn't ask have you ever been afraid.
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I'm afraid that this is where we now find ourselves.
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He came right up to us, not growling, not afraid.
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Brenna Sparks: Experiment, and don't be afraid of being awkward.
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I'm afraid that I'm feeling too much as a human.
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You shouldn't be afraid to hear an argument being made.
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Courage, by definition, involves doing something that makes you afraid.
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They shouldn't have to be afraid in their own home.
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It was established by Kurds afraid of the old market.
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" Officer: "Goodness gracious, what on earth are you afraid of?
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I was afraid she would give up on the sport.
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Even if you're afraid, and especially if you feel powerless.
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That's right: In Italy, they're not afraid to get fancy.
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Padma Lakshmi isn't afraid to embrace every inch of herself.
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No one in Hopkinsville was ever afraid of the eclipse.
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We are afraid to talk about our relationship in public.
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Prince Harry isn't afraid to get his hands dirty – literally!
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I am now not afraid to walk away from deals.
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He wasn't afraid to make his expectations or opinions heard.
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It's also a story that isn't afraid to go there.
|
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Elizabeth Hurley isn't afraid to show off her killer assets.
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He's canny, conniving and never afraid to deceive a referee.
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" She said: "This is exactly what we were afraid of.
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But I mourn that lost time, and I'm still afraid.
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Don't be afraid to overdo it when you're mining, either.
|
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The Henry Danger star proves he's not afraid of much….
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"The Democratic Party is not afraid of democracy," he said.
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I decided I didn't want to die angry or afraid.
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"It's not going to look like we're afraid," she said.
|
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Bethenny Frankel is happy and not afraid to show it.
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"I think they've been afraid of their shadow," he said.
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I'm afraid to even ask what restorative justice looks like.
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Gordo adores belly rubs and isn't afraid to demand more.
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I will not be made to feel vulnerable or afraid.
|
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So was the administration afraid of what Sondland would reveal?
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Beyoncé's never been afraid of getting real in her music.
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I don't want to be afraid of my decisions anymore.
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The television show portrays Versace as afraid of outing himself.
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He once had a patient who was afraid of pasta.
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Afraid of what is going to happen in southern GA?
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And it's not afraid to cut corners to get there.
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Winslow and other teammates weren't afraid to tease Allen, either.
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But leaving them defenseless, afraid and in peril is unconscionable.
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AMERICAN lawmakers are acutely afraid of rewarding the loafing poor.
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I think white people are afraid to talk about race.
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I am afraid it was us who created this 'monster'.
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We are afraid our children will be shot and killed.
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So I'm afraid I can't tell you how to proceed.
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I was afraid he was going to pin me down.
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"Don't be afraid to talk about your accomplishments," she said.
|
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"Don't be afraid to really char the bread," says Stone.
|
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Don't be afraid to question the need for such data.
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"We should not be afraid of the people," Sarkozy said.
|
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He certainly does not appear to be afraid of heights.
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There was no reason to be afraid, she chided herself.
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People are afraid to go on the streets and protest.
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DONALD TRUMP has not been afraid to upset people abroad.
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She's not afraid to show off her authentic pup self.
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I was afraid for her to face what I faced.
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I was afraid of them, they struck me ... raped me.
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"They're afraid they are going to break out," he said.
|
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And if you feel uncomfortable, don't be afraid to leave.
|
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A lot of people are feeling hopeless, sad, angry, afraid.
|
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This writer, however, wasn't afraid to editorialize — and with abandon.
|
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It is the only bank which wasn't afraid of sanctions.
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They weren't afraid to show their affection for one another.
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I was afraid of what people would think of me.
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"We're not afraid of your tiny baby fists," they joke.
|
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The Mars retrograde has reached this particular snake, I'm afraid.
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Don't be afraid to ask merchants to match the cost.
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SO HE IS AFRAID OF TOO LOW RATES IN GENERAL.
|
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That I was also afraid, that I was also devastated.
|
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I guess I was a little afraid that it wouldn't.
|
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"We're hearing that she's afraid to go there," he remarked.
|
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You're not afraid to be different, and especially not today.
|
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" Johnson says she used to be "deathly afraid of guns.
|
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The grandparents told police they were afraid of their grandson.
|
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Part of our team seems to be afraid to ship.
|
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The students hunkered down in their lodgings, afraid to move.
|
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"I was afraid to confront Cheryl about it," he says.
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Today I am afraid it is a bit too late.
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It's not afraid to answer, either, with a resounding no.
|
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Humans will no longer need to be afraid of death.
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Do not try to move it, we're afraid it's cursed.
|
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I was very afraid for my life and cab drivers.
|
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The ruling Socialists claimed the Democrats were afraid of losing.
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That's right, she's deathly afraid of clowns, heights, and bees.
|
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These are leverage points he is not afraid to use.
|
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I read the news every day and I feel afraid.
|
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Why are we so afraid to talk about body hair?
|
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His brother is also Pennywise, so be very afraid Shelton.
|
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The truth is they are afraid — and they should be.
|
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"People kill things because they're afraid of them," Becker says.
|
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But China will not be impatient or afraid of setbacks.
|
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"We are not afraid of what will come," says Mzingu.
|
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Khloé Kardashian isn't afraid to admit her past fashion mistakes.
|
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I love that he's not afraid to try new things.
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They're afraid they're losing the battle to reverse inflation expectations.
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I was afraid of what I was going to find.
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" Yardley: "My daughter was afraid of the 'Tiptoe Shadow Man.
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GelophobiaIf you're afraid of laughing, first of all, I'm sorry.
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This is what the chief of staff was afraid of.
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There were some things I was afraid to go after.
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"I'm afraid we ran a pretty dreadful campaign," Soubry said.
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" –Elliott Smith "Don't be afraid to apply for a job!
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And don't be afraid to refer to it in interviews!
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What have you wanted to try but were afraid to?
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But conservatives didn't think McConnell was afraid — quite the opposite.
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Ashley Graham isn't afraid to fight back against harmful critics.
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Some people are afraid of losing control or getting hurt.
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But I learned to lose, I'm not afraid of losing . . .
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So republicans and democrats alike are really afraid of this.
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He is afraid he will be blamed for the death.
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Tyra Banks is never afraid to experiment with her hair.
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A mother is afraid to let her daughter play outside.
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And don't be afraid to like that selfie of mine.
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If I'm afraid of something, this is because of me.
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You tell me if you're afraid of anything else, OK?
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Ashley Graham is not afraid of public displays of affection.
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Too afraid to come speak with assembled constituents below. pic.twitter.
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You sell your car because you're too afraid to drive.
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"He was afraid we would lose the case," he said.
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Becoming vampires, I'm afraid, is not a part of it.
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Yet we are very afraid of having encryption at home.
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And I'm afraid that the setting may be a hindrance.
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Some people aren't afraid to dissent — including this hardcore Gradnma.
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Again, the patients reported feeling less afraid and more optimistic.
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"Why be afraid of your sexuality?" she told Vanity Fair.
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He wasn't afraid to go for the older "cougar" gorillas.
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Everyday I woke up too afraid to go to school.
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Don't be afraid to get help if you need it.
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And don't be afraid to ask for help picking something.
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I don't think there's anything to be afraid of anymore.
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He was afraid Kratos would do the same to him.
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"We are really afraid of losing our reservoir," he said.
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But no episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark?
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Mbabazi says many people are afraid to declare their support.
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" And Mashenka repeated: "Now I'm not afraid to meet people.
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"Our guys were afraid for their lives," Whitfield tells PEOPLE.
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Of course, I was afraid to go across that ravine.
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"In North Korea, people were afraid of me," he says.
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Are you afraid to claim the title for these characters?
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When I decided to return to nightlife, I was afraid.
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Quick, what's everyone afraid of with the new iPhone X?
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And she's not afraid to spar with the federal government.
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Mentally strong people aren't afraid to endure a little pain.
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"Everyone is now afraid of further value destruction," he added.
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We might wear a turtleneck because we're afraid we'll blush.
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Elon Musk isn't afraid to admit when things go wrong.
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Naya Rivera isn't afraid to tell it like it is.
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Everyone was afraid the Russians were going to nuke us.
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In the beginning, I was so afraid of losing myself.
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At first we refused to go because we were afraid.
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I'm deeply afraid for my own family, who are immigrants.
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I'm afraid of the deportations and families being ripped apart.
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Don't be afraid to book trips around weekends, Hopper says.
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Any talk of boycotting this event is invalid, I'm afraid.
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"So many of us are afraid of investing," Gbajabiamila said.
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Don't be afraid to get specific with negative things, too.
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Tensing was afraid he would be dragged and possibly killed.
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One thing's for sure ... girl's not afraid to throw down.
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Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is afraid of it.
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"Part of me is a little bit afraid," Teng said.
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ZTE's already proven that's it's not afraid to take chances.
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The author was never afraid to get her hands dirty.
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Perhaps you're shy or afraid of appearing dumb (or both).
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She isn't afraid to get silly, even wearing couture. 21.
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When dining out, don't be afraid to make special requests.
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I'm afraid time has come, friends, for a deep dive.
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I don't think the multinationals should be afraid of that.
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He isn't afraid to be controversial or speak his feelings.
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And everyone was afraid to swim because of the undertow.
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But it's nothing to be afraid of, Google executives say.
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She's afraid a bad review could undo that hard work.
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You have to trust yourself so they aren't so afraid.
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In most cases, there's no reason to be afraid. 91.
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Sarec told parliament he was not afraid to take responsibility.
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But I always say: 'Why are you afraid of us?
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Applegate said she was afraid of playing another ditzy blonde.
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Sega needs to stop being afraid of slowing Sonic down.
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But I'm afraid you're not a good match for us.
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Don't be afraid of pursuing something you know nothing about.
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People tend to be afraid of what they don't understand.
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Even if Trump isn't elected, I'm still afraid of violence.
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She's definitely not afraid to proclaim her interest in him.
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Classpass has never been afraid to iterate on the business.
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Why share photographic evidence that you are afraid of flour?
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Janae said she is afraid for the woman she loves.
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You wake up one morning, afraid that you're gonna live.
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I'm like Jon Snow: I'm not afraid of dying again.
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With classes we've managed to stop them being so afraid.
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So I don't want people to be afraid of that.
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Trump not afraid to break with Pence Friends like these.
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On top of this, I am very afraid of STDs.
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They ought to be afraid, say critics of the proposal.
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As I said, I am notoriously afraid of corn. 2.
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At least Gervais wasn't afraid to be vicious with himself.
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They are designed for those folks we are afraid of.
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"She doesn't have to be afraid of me," Khloé insisted.
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You don't want to be so afraid to go outside.
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What are you so afraid of, that women have information?
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Isabelle tells me that she's afraid to take a shower.
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That, I'm afraid, is where things start to go wrong.
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At first, Ahmad said, he was afraid to seek help.
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"I don't remember not being afraid of AIDS," he says.
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This was a soldier I'd never seen afraid of anything.
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And of course, don't be afraid to ask those questions.
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They are even afraid to call their relatives in Russia.
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And please DM me, don't be afraid to reach out.
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"If anything, I was afraid of offending people," she said.
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I'm afraid that this is where we now find ourselves.
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"Most white people are afraid of our ideas," he said.
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I'm not afraid to take chances and live my life.
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She isn't afraid of embracing her contradictory impulses and thoughts.
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I was afraid to touch the $110 bottles of moisturizer.
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Kickers are not greatly valued in our society, I'm afraid.
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"I am afraid of coming to the office," she said.
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"We were afraid, but we did it," Dr. Rosen recalled.
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She was afraid it was going to be too Stormy.
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For her part, Pelosi doesn't sound afraid of a challenge.
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But I was way too afraid to catch any dogs.
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That should make anyone who cares about journalism very afraid.
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I'm not afraid of ghouls, ghosts, zombies or political incorrectness.
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He'd wake up swinging, afraid he'd hit his wife, Melba.
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I'm not gonna be afraid and back down from it.
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When dystopian fiction ruled the YA marketplace, we felt afraid.
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She was afraid of Marise, but curious about her, too.
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"We will encourage people not to be afraid," he said.
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"I would tell them, 'Don't be afraid,' absolutely," Trump said.
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And [Lamb is] gonna get in their way, they're afraid.
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It's vibrant and smart, and not afraid of soapier moments.
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There were about 100 of them, and they were afraid.
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Democrats cannot be afraid to constantly remind voters of such.
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It changed our city, I'm afraid to some extent, forever.
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Even the walls are afraid to cross the goal line.
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Neither party was afraid to give the camera serious EYES.
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"No wonder Donald Trump is afraid of her," he added.
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"I was never afraid of getting old," he said once.
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When I spoke with her last Wednesday, she was afraid.
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"I'm afraid," said Bernt Klein, a computer scientist in Germany.
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The Hun Sen government is afraid of its own people.
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I was afraid of her feelings and how she'd react.
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I'm afraid we are on the road to finding out.
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Young entrepreneurs shouldn't be afraid to make mistakes, Rodriguez says.
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In the Dem Caucus, we're not afraid to debate ideas.
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John and Joan Cusack aren't afraid to share a screen.
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"I'm afraid of snakes more than the bears," she said.
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"This was what the government was afraid of," he said.
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But I am no longer afraid of the Cigarette Man.
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People are afraid, and they have every reason to be.
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"I was afraid I'd ruin my brain cells," she says.
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Audemio sensed that the other inmates were afraid of him.
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Often, truckers are afraid of even asking for detention pay.
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If you're a writer, don't be afraid to ask questions.
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He said he's not afraid that he's facing jail time.
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Perhaps he was afraid of losing control of the conversation.
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"I can't lie — I'm still afraid of it," he says.
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Because they're afraid of the Trump wing of the party!
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And always remember: don't be afraid to explore your options.
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Why are Europeans so afraid of the United States government?
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I think they're afraid you're going to tell the truth.
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Aren't you afraid to go to a hotel room alone?
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He is afraid of what this independence will cost him.
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After all, the wealthiest people aren't afraid to think big.
|
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Why are these elected officials so afraid of the voters?
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It's the one topic they are almost afraid to discuss.
|
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He, too, was afraid it was going to blow up.
|
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" Bloomberg "is not going to be afraid of Donald Trump.
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"I was so afraid to embarrass my family," she said.
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Think about the last time you felt anxious or afraid.
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Well, I'm not afraid, because I believe we will win.
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That is a parallel Galli is not afraid to make.
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To be honest, I am not very afraid of this.
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Her classmates flinch when they see her, afraid she'll hit.
|
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Populist Democrats are no longer afraid to call themselves liberals.
|
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Emma Roller Donald J. Trump wants you to be afraid.
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She's not afraid to assert her opinion with her husband.
|
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"It's not like I'm afraid of dying," he told TMZ.
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I am afraid that they may be taking this seriously.
|
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"We shouldn't be afraid of the American people," he concluded.
|
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" Speaker John Boehner was too afraid of the House "Freedom
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I entered her world instead of being afraid of it.
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" "You're afraid of germs and kids carry germs like crazy.
|
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And he's not afraid to do go against the grain.
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We were a little afraid, but we ached to go.
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"We were afraid for you," they wrote in the letter.
|
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"I didn't want kids to be afraid," Mr. Razvi said.
|
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The Jaded and Afraid are the veterans of Burning Man.
|
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Take those opportunities and don't be afraid of the challenges.
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She'd spoken in a soft, practical tone, not sounding afraid.
|
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"No, really, what are you afraid of?" he said, carefully.
|
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When you've got leverage, don't be afraid to use it.
|
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Afraid of being able to run a mile without stopping?
|
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Mankini's girl explained that her daughter is afraid of clowns.
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Mostly, I was afraid of the consequences of my actions.
|
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"Man is afraid of both sex and death," he said.
|
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Women with an eating disorder are very afraid of that.
|
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Karmi suspects Bethesda may have been afraid of offending Israelis.
|
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And I love that he was never afraid of that.
|
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She doesn't want people to be afraid to speak up.
|
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" She concluded, "My family is not afraid to press charges.
|
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Were you often afraid at the start of your career?
|
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But mostly he was too afraid to close his eyes.
|
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I'm anxious and afraid, but I've done the hard part.
|
|
Scorpio isn't afraid to talk about things that are uncomfortable.
|
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I was afraid of being targeted by the Morality Police.
|
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Ms. Rhimes also isn't afraid to dump a problematic actor.
|
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No student should be afraid just to go to school.
|
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These days, Perkowitz said, humanity isn't afraid of carnivorous xenomorphs.
|
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I was still afraid that the wall would be closed.
|
|
What are you looking forward to, or most afraid of?
|
|
"People are very, very afraid to go out," she said.
|
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He has a driver's license but is afraid to drive.
|
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I'm afraid he may have a tough race in November.
|
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And it's a tactic Zuckerberg reportedly isn't afraid to use.
|
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"This one was strong, and we were afraid," he said.
|
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I'm afraid now we will be criticized for the opposite.
|
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I was always afraid to touch the work of Gianni.
|
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They worry about retiring, afraid that they have no savings.
|
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"Here people are not afraid to talk loudly," he wrote.
|
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It's like, isn't it crazy that we're afraid of pubes?
|
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I got married, I now realize, because I was afraid.
|
|
The first rule: Don't be afraid to go it alone.
|
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Still, I'm afraid that my brother will insist on speaking.
|
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I'm not afraid to use that word, by the way.
|
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I'm afraid to go home and transport it to them.
|
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Some are overwhelmed, they told CNN, and others are afraid.
|
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And she's not the only one who's afraid, she added.
|
|
But I'm still afraid to open up about anything personal.
|
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That is, until politicians need us to be afraid again.
|
|
I was afraid to stand up to the schoolyard bullies.
|
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" I narrowed my eyes, which meant, "Yes, I'm afraid so.
|
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There's a reason people have always been afraid of art.
|
|
"Now we are afraid," Sammy Kunoun, an organizer, told ANSA.
|
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"You're afraid of the N.R.A., right?" he challenged one senator.
|
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We're getting the hard wrap from your people, I'm afraid.
|
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So don't be afraid to ask questions before sitting down.
|
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Right now, I'm mostly afraid of subconsciously being a pedophile.
|
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I love actors now; before, I was afraid of them.
|
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I say all the stuff you're too afraid to say.
|
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In reality, he is the one who should be afraid.
|
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Are we all supposed to be afraid and run away?
|
|
DAY 7 I am no longer afraid to go outside.
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Yeah, it seems like you're not afraid to overdo it.
|
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I'm afraid to report these are still my mother's rules.
|
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Now, though, I know such a lot about being afraid.
|
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I understand why politicians are afraid to support congestion pricing.
|
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Look, there's a lot of misinformation, and people are afraid.
|
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"I think that people are afraid of sexuality," said Macchia.
|
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The outspoken fighter isn't afraid to show off his riches.
|
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"We're afraid they might kill us," one health worker said.
|
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I am afraid that it may only make things worse.
|
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Is he afraid he'll be unable to defend his position?
|
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"I would do it — I'm not afraid," Ms. Leeds said.
|
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And she's not afraid of the truth of her time.
|
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"We were all afraid to do anything," he told her.
|
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I'm afraid the turtle will miss them and be unhappy.
|
|
We were obviously very afraid of any kind of panic.
|
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I'm afraid if I blink I will miss this moment.
|
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She was afraid it was going to be too 'stormy.
|
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They love John Doerr, and they were afraid of Kleiner.
|
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The same can't be said for "Little" itself, I'm afraid.
|
|
Are we just afraid to mix and match technological eras?
|
|
In Ukraine, he said, "everybody is afraid of this case."
|
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Even if you're afraid of it, keep going toward it.
|
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Both of us were afraid of taking that next step.
|
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They have no generator and are afraid of being robbed.
|
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" Mother: [Arabic] Malik: "I was afraid from the bad friends.
|
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" This year it's along the line of "Naked and Afraid.
|
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Like many women, Lewin said, she was afraid and embarrassed.
|
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But for everyone else, I'm afraid the answer is no.
|
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I also became less afraid to put myself into it.
|
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But there are reasons for Republicans to be very afraid.
|
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I was afraid people would think I was a fraud.
|
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"I'm afraid of getting sick, of course," Ms. Mohammadi said.
|
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"Maybe people here are afraid of the snow," she added.
|
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He was afraid there had been some kind of mixup.
|
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Or are they too afraid to go down there alone.
|
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No, it's because many of them are afraid to play.
|
|
The guy is fierce, and he's not afraid of anyone.
|
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Nobody is afraid of the I.C.C., not even its members.
|
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Name Withheld I'm afraid your sense of guilt is appropriate.
|
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They are afraid of the outside world knowing the truth.
|
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Others still living in Anglophone areas are hunkered down, afraid.
|
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"You can't tell people they can't feel afraid," she said.
|
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"I was almost afraid I couldn't come back," he said.
|
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Bottom line: Don't be afraid to ask for an interview.
|
|
You weren't afraid of the free weights in the gym.
|
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Do not be afraid to think outside of the box.
|
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I'm afraid that I let this experience pass me by.
|
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You have to wonder: what is everybody so afraid of?
|
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They are too afraid of getting hurt themselves to intervene.
|
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He wasn't afraid to call out the Islamofascists by name.
|
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Now, I wonder if I am just afraid of intimacy.
|
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And our politicians fight the AfD because they are afraid.
|
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I was afraid of screwing up more than anything else.
|
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But a lot of the people are afraid of them.
|
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I'm afraid of the pain, and the unknown is frightening.
|
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They said they were afraid to be on the cellblocks.
|
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She looked afraid and told me not to provoke them.
|
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I was afraid of not being able to do it.
|
|
Katelyn Ohashi isn't afraid to put it all out there.
|
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Being afraid of looking ambitious was not in Crawford's DNA.
|
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Oh, Dom, I'm afraid you're in for quite a shock.
|
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I don't give up and I'm not afraid to try.
|
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But Ms. Somers has never been afraid to flout convention.
|
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"They do not seem to be afraid anymore," he said.
|
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More and more Americans are afraid for our political future.
|
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Her mother said Ms. Cavero was afraid of the neighborhood.
|
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Its devotees would rather I become numb, afraid and silent.
|
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"I don't know anything about art, I'm afraid," he said.
|
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Also, for the record, Charlotte was afraid of the dark.
|
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Don't be afraid to shop around for the best rates.
|
|
Now they may both hesitate, afraid of stirring up talk.
|
|
" Rangers manager Jeff Banister said, "I'm not afraid of ghosts.
|
|
What are they afraid will happen if they aren't involved?
|
|
Both Khamenei and Rouhani are deadly afraid of popular protest.
|
|
There's no record Alex Honnold is afraid of facing down.
|
|
Austin, though, seemed afraid of nothing, least of all death.
|
|
People were too afraid of Weinstein or had signed NDAs.
|
|
"At first, I was afraid of disabled children," she said.
|
|
On it are the words "Noli Timere" — "Be Not Afraid."
|
|
They stop short of explicitly saying that they are afraid.
|
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Not all of us are afraid of a darker skin.
|
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But I am afraid the ladies cannot help us much.
|
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Don't be afraid to find other people to help you.
|
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If you are afraid of something, think about your fear.
|
|
Picture Prompts What would you do if you weren't afraid?
|
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Many here are afraid that none of this will last.
|
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But it's not, I'm afraid, the book we're looking for.
|
|
Am I afraid to alienate a sponsor from my Instagram?
|
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But if Trump insists, China is not afraid of it.
|
|
"Don't be afraid to fall," Sey sings on the hook.
|
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" And, Ms. Gianquinto added, "Don't be afraid to say no.
|
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I've met some pretty awesome people, and I'm less afraid.
|
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I'm afraid there is only one way to find out.
|
|
Still, Bath & Body Works isn't afraid to test new scents.
|
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Don't be afraid to give America a good, robust debate.
|
|
They're afraid of us mobilizing 300 people in 15 minutes.
|
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Because they were afraid that he might sexually harass them.
|
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I'm not afraid of thinking about the idea of quotas.
|
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And I don't think CEOs are afraid to do it.
|
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I was afraid, though, and I canceled the second performance.
|
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But dementia makes her confused and afraid, her son said.
|
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Now some are afraid their own colleagues could squander it.
|
|
Serena Williams isn't afraid of adding more to her plate.
|
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He wasn't afraid to look at the scoreboards this week.
|
|
Don't be afraid to message sellers and ask specific questions.
|
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"We're afraid for our lives," said one, who was seventeen.
|
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Because, I am afraid to go down six feet under.
|
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"Don't be afraid, don't freak out," Humar wrote back immediately.
|
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I'm not afraid of any devil or demon or incantation.
|
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Justin is gentle but equally afraid of the outer world.
|
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She was afraid of losing her job … I believed her.
|
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If you're afraid that Kay was being serious, fear not.
|
|
Rybolovlev was afraid that he might have been ripped off.
|
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"But I am afraid that is just a foolish fantasy."
|
|
He says what everyone's thinking and is afraid to say.
|
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But faced with the authoritarian government, we can't be afraid.
|
|
He knew it and he wasn't afraid to use it.
|
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But he is more eager than afraid to find out.
|
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I was afraid for my life and I left Honduras.
|
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I'm afraid she's an opportunistic little liar, the Senator said.
|
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"I was afraid that you would ask that," Nestle said.
|
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It is afraid that the changes will scare off investors.
|
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By October, Mr. Fernandez was increasingly afraid — and fed up.
|
|
When big life events happen, it's natural to feel afraid.
|
|
But now I'm not afraid to go to any bars.
|
|
Wasn't afraid to take a phone call or weigh in.
|
|
I was wrong, and I'm not afraid to admit it.
|
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They're afraid I'll find something I should not have discovered.
|
|
I know what it's like to be afraid in flight.
|
|
Now I'm afraid he'll order us to start one. Gen.
|
|
No wonder China isn't afraid of a potential trade war.
|
|
"I'm not afraid of getting fired at all," Mnuchin responded.
|
|
Afterward, generations of politicians were afraid to champion prison reform.
|
|
They're afraid of Bernie because you know what Bernie does?
|
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I am not afraid of A.B.V.P. I am not alone.
|
|
Maybe that's not something to be afraid of, but embraced.
|
|
She was afraid of what Cruz was capable of doing.
|
|
But what do you do when absolutely nobody is afraid?
|
|
"I was afraid that this might happen," Mr. Gelb said.
|
|
"If you're afraid of failing, you won't get very far."
|
|
And we still don't know why you're afraid of Velcro.
|
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I was afraid I was going to wake them up.
|
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" Hogan added: "The question is, what are they afraid of?
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"He's afraid to die there," his daughter, Rosemarie Riccardi, says.
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Some were afraid they were dying, others were already gone.
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Parton is also not afraid to ask for more money.
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He died ashamed and afraid of losing his military status.
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I can't say it, because I'm afraid I'll jinx it.
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He wasn't afraid to deflate reputations or debunk conventional wisdom.
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They are afraid that Democrats will go after their guns.
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"We're not afraid of bullets flying at us," he said.
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And don't be afraid to see what the options are.
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So don't be afraid to ask about professional development benefits.
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Mr. Turnbull said people should be vigilant but not afraid.
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And he's not afraid to taunt President Trump on Twitter.
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And he's not afraid to taunt President Trump on Twitter.
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We are not afraid anymore because you are guarding us.
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People are always afraid of something that they don't understand.
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I'm afraid the week's news isn't all unicorns and rainbows.
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I was afraid that he might actually beat the charges.
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At the founding meeting, many people were afraid to sign.
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She's in love, and she's afraid, and she wants everything.
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You are not afraid of love, of hope, of tomorrow.
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I kiss you amid the Taliban, you are not afraid!
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There is so much, it seems, to be afraid of.
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But there is a part of me that is afraid.
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Have you ever experienced somebody being afraid of a clown?
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"Is the government literally afraid of genuine competition?" she asked.
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I was afraid of the other children in the neighborhood.
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But I'm afraid we are no longer in that environment.
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"People should be afraid to vote against it," he said.
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" She added, "I am afraid to go back to Russia.
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You got an email apology, but are you still afraid?
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It's not that I'm afraid... Do you have any kids?
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We're all looking for courage because we're all so afraid.
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"Don't be afraid to bring your own snacks," Joy said.
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"We weren't afraid, we didn't play well enough," he said.
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" Both candidates balked: "Are you afraid I couldn't hear him?
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And don't be afraid to admit you don't know something.
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So how afraid should people — particularly women — be of Zika?
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We don't want judges to be afraid to use discretion.
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And people of faith are afraid to go to church.
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I'm afraid there might be a slight misunderstanding between us.
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"Don't be afraid to take a day off," Phetasy says.
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"Facebook isn't afraid of a few more rules," Hughes wrote.
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Are we such punks we're afraid to try something different?
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It's hard to blame people for being afraid of threats.
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I am afraid I am going out of my mind.
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"They were very, like, afraid," she said of the children.
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Don't be afraid to use the term 'stalking' to professionals.
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I'm afraid he will send us out of the country.
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" —Mike Pence On bias in law enforcement "People should not be afraid to bring up issues of bias in law enforcement... If you are afraid to have the discussion, you will never solve it.
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"War is war: I am not afraid of the Libyan National Army, but I am afraid of the destruction that will never be reconstructed," said Mohamed Salem al-Sharwe, a taxi driver in Tripoli.
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When you are afraid, you clutch at your life like a scared little girl, and you can't do that, you will die, and you will die afraid with the shit running down your legs.
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Did she want to flee the ship because she was afraid of her father, or was she afraid she might be pregnant and being a "salt wife" would force Theon to acknowledge her child?
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Anyone that is treating you unkindly, it is only because they are afraid or they have been taught to be afraid of how important you are because being different means you make the difference.
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In the days following Trump's election, I remember grasping blindly at symbols to broadcast that I was afraid and upset — and to tell other people that they didn't need to be afraid of me.
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People are afraid to tell their doctors the truth because of the social stigma surrounding cigarette use, and because they're afraid to admit to themselves that they're engaging in an extremely risky health habit.
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I'd like to try everything once, because truthfully I think a lot of people are afraid of failure, but I'm afraid of not getting to sample everything and knowing what I actually love best.
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Manne's analysis can be seen as an exploration of an observation made by Margaret Atwood—that men are afraid that women will laugh at them, and women are afraid that men will kill them.
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Maybe I had avoided the spectacle because I was afraid for her, afraid for us, because I thought it might be too much to hope that others could fall in love with her, too.
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For much of her time, the woman said, she was also afraid to leave, afraid that the spiritual protection the Centre afforded her would be withdrawn, leaving her to the ravages of the world.
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Because they were "afraid of the conflict that would provoke, afraid to get embroiled in arguments that they did not know how to manage and felt that they were bound to lose," she says.
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"Generally, the idea when you have eyelash extensions is that people are afraid to touch them or wash them because they're afraid the eyelash will fall out," Dr. Sairah Malik told the news outlet.
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Nearly two-thirds of whites said they feared jihadis, according to the poll, while only 28500 percent of blacks and 6900 percent of Hispanics said they were afraid or very afraid of Islamic terrorism.
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"The authorities are afraid of us, they are afraid that these small local protests may transform into something big," said Rustam, a 25-year-old resident of Quba, who also participated in the protest.
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"It was difficult, uncomfortable, but I told him, 'If we're having this conversation, you need to ask questions you're afraid to ask, and I need to answer questions I'm afraid to answer,&apos" he says.
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"I've never encountered an American politician at this level that people are literally afraid of — donors are afraid of him," said Rich Lowry, the editor of National Review, a magazine that has criticized Mr. Trump.
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If he did, he would have revised early sections of his book in which he makes Gorey look all kinds of wrong—afraid of sex, afraid of intimacy—because he did not confess his homosexuality.
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Some detainees might have been afraid to say they had kids, spokeswoman says But some detainees, because of their immigration status, might have been afraid to tell federal authorities that they had children, Brandon said.
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