If anything, he was actually known to be fearful of them.
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We encouraged each other, not allowing ourselves to be fearful of sobriety.
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"You shouldn't have to be fearful of your life," he told The Post.
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"We don't want journalists to be fearful of reporting on issues," Radsch said.
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" The Connecticut senator concluded of Republicans: "They shouldn't be fearful of this president.
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But for many people, it's hard to not be fearful of Washington's machinations.
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Never be fearful of letting go, for sometimes holding on can damage you deeper.
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White, cisgender or straight colleagues may be fearful of accidentally saying the wrong thing.
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"I shouldn't be fearful of a child, let alone a skin tone," she said.
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People may be fearful of government agencies, or move often between households or campgrounds.
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Kim's government may also be fearful of following the same paths as Ukraine and Libya.
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It isn't a reality that we need to resist, or be fearful of, or angry about.
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They trumped up this stuff that the Russians did, and we should be fearful of the Russians.
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It is natural to be fearful of the consequences, for it is a leap into the unknown.
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I have so many other things to be fearful of — a clown is not going to scare me.
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"We don't want journalists to be fearful of reporting on issues," said Courtney Radsch, advocacy director for CPJ.
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You would be fearful of other places, and maybe eventually, almost logically, by extension, people from other places, too.
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Trump supporters might be fearful of liberal college students, she says, but her students are fearful of Trump supporters too.
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Despite the absence of cougars and wolves, these raccoons have learned to be fearful of at least one large carnivore: dogs.
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They plan to have additional "support" on hand for both the students and staff who might be fearful of what lies ahead.
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How can a tech firm be said to enjoy a monopoly on labor inputs, yet be fearful of its employees' job mobility?
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"If you grew up in Byron, Illinois, and never saw a black person, you might be fearful of your life," she explained.
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Even if the thrice-delayed general election is held, politicians will be fearful of expressing themselves openly and challenging the junta's policies.
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And Trump may be fearful of offending Saudi Arabia by meeting formally with Erdogan and not with Muhammad bin Salman, so he isn't.
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"I think that everyone should do what they love and not be fearful of all of the reasons why they shouldn't," she said.
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If it's weak, the market is going to push them to do more, but the Fed will be fearful of disappointing the market.
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There's nothing left to be fearful of when the bad food is labeled "bad food," and when what's left is a miracle cure.
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Women who experience miscarriages may be fearful of seeking help, if they fear potential criminal charges that carry up to 30 years in prison.
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He says investors wary of dipping their toes into the Chinese market should instead be fearful of missing out on such a big opportunity.
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Many of them will already be fearful of potentially losing their seats to Democrats in a general election if they vote for the bill.
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But digging a little deeper and understanding to not be fearful of things you don't know or people who look a little different to you.
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"They shouldn't be fearful of this president, if they vote to get rid of him, there's nothing he could do to hurt them," Murphy said.
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After training a mouse to be fearful of a particular room using electric shocks, the researchers activated a light-sensitive protein in its brain using optogenetics.
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They are confronted with an investing landscape that contains sufficient risks to be fearful of but lacks the bullish pointers that would warrant a contrarian posture.
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The president will doubt whether his advisors are expressing their honest thoughts, should they be fearful of being outed, like Stevenson, for having proffered unpopular positions.
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Some may not like the dark, others will be fearful of the unknown, and in the case of myself, it's the unnaturally calm that gets me.
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Even on that jubilant election night, drunk on all the "hope-y, change-y stuff," I understood enough about America to be fearful of what would follow.
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"Markets are continuing to be fearful of escalation tensions in Hong Kong and trade wars with China," said Michael Gable, managing director of Fairmont Equities in Sydney.
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An approach that strengthens academic instruction, not weakens it; gives students agency, not dismisses them; and enables them to participate in class, not be fearful of making mistakes.
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Knowing that Curry would be fearful of picking up his third, James kept hunting for pick-and-rolls that involved Curry, trying to get Curry to defend him.
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But in the past few weeks, I've learned to be fearful of things possibly more contagious than Covid-19: racism and the silence of those who witness it.
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A White House where practically every staffer must be fearful of prosecution or the possibility of astronomical legal bills is a White House operating at half its potential.
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A lack of pay equity, inability to access labor protections, and absence of services and social supports are important examples of why survivors may be fearful of speaking up.
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Further, journalists should not be an arm of law enforcement, VICE argued, and sources may be fearful of trusting reporters if it's possible for law enforcement to seize those communications.
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A logical speculation — and one can only speculate — is that just as the president may be fearful of what Stormy Daniels may reveal, he fears the same with Mr. Putin.
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The letter announcing the effort assured residents, in capital letters, that "THIS IS A BLIND SURVEY AND CANNOT BE TRACKED TO AN APARTMENT," lest they be fearful of answering honestly.
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"Democrats win when we're hopeful and aspirational and when we give people something to get excited about, not something to be fearful of," Harrison told BuzzFeed News by phone last week.
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"While these book images weren't designed with that thought in mind, it didn't go unnoticed that we were creating images that no one would be fearful of displaying in public," said Galloway.
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Frankly, it's hard to be fearful of someone who A. played a talking snowman, and B. is currently in the bar car singing along to Billy Joel's "Piano Man" with Al Roker.
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Society teaches us to be fearful of those things that are not present in the world, to associate seeing and hearing things that no-one else does as a sign of mental unrest.
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Today, she may have mixed feelings about the result – and she would certainly, insiders say, be fearful of the looming specter of another referendum on pro-Europe Scotland splitting away from the United Kingdom.
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"Conservatives should be fearful of Facebook, they should be very afraid that you have several giant corporations ... that all have one political opinion and are pushing that political opinion on the masses," Sanduja said.
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All Americans should be fearful of this crisis, too, for it means our beloved country is losing an essential element of its founding identity — to be a beacon of religious freedom to the world.
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"Quite honestly, I don't think it's wise to be operating on a daily basis thinking about what, a statement or a response, that causes you to be fearful of your electoral prospects," she said.
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"We'd have to explain to the American people in a very compelling way why they needed a domestic intelligence service, because I think most Americans would be fearful of a secret police," he said.
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It effectively turns a child into bait, pinning their reunification with a loved one on all adults in that household—adults who may understandably be fearful of how the agencies might use their sensitive information.
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If Congress significantly alters the NSF's funding or gives it cause to change priorities — and there is, perhaps, some reason to be fearful of that — the agency may have to go back on its $120 million promise.
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Given over a billion Muslims read the Quran regularly and many people are trying to understand whether to be fearful of Muslims, the founders hope this could lead to a better understanding of the religion and culture.
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"The fact that sharks are there, I think we're wired as humans to be fearful of any predator that's above the food chain from where we are," Brian Carlstrom, the Cape Cod National Seashore superintendent, tells PEOPLE.
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Understandably so: If you're one of the millions of Americans who loves your doctor and your insurance company, or who works in the health care field, I can see why you would be fearful of wholesale change.
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While environmentalists could be fearful of a GOP-controlled government, Majkut optimistically thinks "with conservatives in control, the time is now" for a realistic climate plan that creates market-based penalties for companies that emit too much carbon.
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I have been working in Liberia for nearly two decades, and came into these interviews with a different set of assumptions, thinking that Liberians would be fearful of the Trump presidency, and its implications for Liberia's foreign aid.
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"Of course I think it's still something Congress should pursue, though I will say that after watching what Dr. Christine Blasey Ford went through, I would be fearful of the inevitable backlash from Trump supporters," Crooks said in an email.
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However, as Wells Fargo Asset Management highlighted in a note, the CBOE SKEW index is pretty high in historical terms, indicating investors are buying protection against a fall in the S&P 222, so they may be fearful of bigger drops.
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"In the state of Vermont, no elected official, candidate or person should be fearful of their safety because of the color of their skin or their point of view," Senator Bernie Sanders said in a statement to The Burlington Free Press in August.
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The rationale for this is based on public trust; California lawmakers are concerned that if people fear all encounters with law enforcement, they will stop reporting crimes and serving as witnesses; they will be fearful of helping their communities in this way.
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The thinking is that Trump -- who secured the Republican Party's nomination by promising mass deportations and a border wall -- can offer political cover for Republicans who may be fearful of backing any immigration bill that is viewed as amnesty among their base.
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For example, every time airport security pulls me aside for additional screening simply because of my turban, it tells people that they should be fearful of me and that they have a right to treat me as a threat unless proven otherwise.
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Things today are so complex that it's not just about surviving or finding enough food but about progressing your career or being liked by your friends or even having enough Twitter followers—all things that people now care about and can be fearful of.
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"We want to go on living like things are normal and give the kids experiences and not make them sit at home and be fearful of current world events," Houstoun tells CNBC Make It. It's not just domestic flights that are seeing major discounts.
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But it's important to communicate that fact, that you're prepared for it, we know exactly what we're going to do, and you will regret the consequences of your act and you should be fearful of those consequences and thus not do it in the first place.
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As if people need anything else to be fearful of, HBO dropped its creepy-ass trailer for Beware the Slenderman Thursday, a documentary that focuses on the true crime story of the fake online boogyman and the trial of young girls who tried to kill for him.
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"There are a lot of people who have a lot of reason to be frustrated with him, to be fearful of him, to be mad of him, but that was one of the most extraordinary moments you have ever seen in American politics, period," Jones said on CNN after the address.
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The London-based startup says the new capital will be used to expand its product range — which now includes a first partnership with Disney with a Marvel Avengers themed kit inviting children to help superheroes complete secret missions — and to continue its mission to "create a brighter future for kids by encouraging them to create with, rather than be fearful of or passive to, technology".
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Heracles succeeded and took the creature back to Mycenae, causing Eurystheus to be fearful of the power and strength of this hero.
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Yushkevich saw no need for Marxism to be fearful of "bourgeois theories", claiming that if Marxism was as powerful as it purported to be, it would simply assimilate other theories rather than be assimilated by them.
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Denby concluded that the mostly Jewish studio heads were acting as businessmen, both in regard to the Production Code and in relations with Germany. He believes they demonstrated timidity and were sometimes overcautious, appearing to be fearful of their place in American society.
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Revolutionary leaders began to be fearful of using Black men in the armed forces. They were afraid that enslaved people who were armed would rise against them. Slave owners became concerned that military service would eventually free their people. In May 1775, the Massachusetts Committee of Safety enrolled enslaved people in the armies of the colony.
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All available land near town and in forests clearings was converted to farmland. Wilford, Jersey Gulch, Baca ranch and present day "Potato Patch" were favorite locations. During this time period, locals were said to be fearful of the Apache Native Americans. Food was said to be given to all natives, that passed through town, in order to "keep the peace".
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His ashes are interred in a crypt below the Keeler Telescope at Allegheny Observatory, along with those of his wife. A plaque on the crypt reads: "We have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night.", a paraphrase of the last line of the poem "The Old Astronomer to His Pupil" by Sarah Williams. He was survived by a daughter and several siblings.
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Coptic Icon of St Mercurius by Yuhanna al-Armani in The Hanging Church, Cairo. Nonetheless, in 249, Decius began his persecution of Christians, compelling everyone to offer sacrifices to his pagan gods. The Archangel Michael appeared to Mercurius and told him to remember God and not be fearful of persecution. The saint was encouraged and spent the whole night praying fervently, confessing his weakness to God.
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It is said that if the veil were to blow away, he might be "fearful of her glance". Mr. Hooper says a few prayers and the body is carried away. Two of the mourners say that they have had a fancy that "the minister and the maiden's spirit were walking hand in hand". That night another occasion arises, this time a joyous one—a wedding.
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With increasing access to computers and published online medical articles, the internet has increased the ability to perform self-diagnosis instead of going to a professional health care provider. Doctors may be fearful of misleading information and being inundated by emails from patients which take time to read and respond to (time for which they are not paid).ECRI. Special Article: Internet Influence on Doctor/Patient Relationship . Health Technology Trends.
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She was believed to have been hastily buried after being killed by unknown, possibly homicidal means. Isotope testing indicated that she most likely grew up in Northern Mexico or the southwestern US. She was found to have originated from the Zapotec Indian community in Oaxaca, Mexico. A witness claimed that they had seen the woman in the Forest with her husband, who was belligerent. She appeared to be fearful of him.
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The double shock of the sudden change in demeanor of the Romans and the volley of pila would often cause great damage to the enemy morale. If the Romans succeeded in breaking the enemy, they would aggressively pursue the fleeing army to inflict as many casualties as possible. This pursuit of the enemy was led by the cavalry. The idea was to force the enemy into submission or cause them to be fearful of future battles with the Romans.
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After He Ci returned, He Ci reported that Emperor Zhuangzong had become arrogant and excessive and that there was no need to be fearful of him; Liu Yan was pleased, and from this point on no longer sought communications with Later Tang. Later in the year, it was said that a white dragon was discovered in the Han palace. In response, Liu Yan changed his era name to Bailong ("white dragon") and changed his own name to Gong (龔).Zizhi Tongjian, vol. 274.
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In order to support a royal title for Caesar a rumor was spread in the lead up to the planned invasion. It alleged that it had been prophesied that only a Roman king could defeat Parthia. As Caesar's greatest internal opposition came from those that believed he wanted royal power, this strengthened the conspiracy against him.Plutarch, Caesar 60 It has also been proposed that Caesar's opposition would be fearful of him returning victorious from his campaign and more popular than ever.
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Self-expansion motives can explain why people may appreciate intergroup contact, however, it can also provide explanations for why we avoid this intergroup contact. People may be cautious of self-expansion due to a sense of self-loss. As we self-expand in one area we may put ourselves at risk of losing aspects of the self in another area. Consequently, people may be fearful of creating a close relationship with an outgroup member as this may trigger animosity from original ingroup members.
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Sonophobia can refer to the hypersensitivity of a patient to sound and can be part of the diagnosis of a migraine. Occasionally it is called acousticophobia. The term phonophobia comes from Greek φωνή - phōnē, "sound"φωνή, Henry George Liddell, Robert Scott,A Greek-English Lexicon, on Perseus and φόβος - phobos, "fear".φόβος, Henry George Liddell, Robert Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon, on Perseus Ligyrophobics may be fearful of devices that can suddenly emit loud sounds, such as computer speakers or fire alarms.
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Emperor Taizong, citing the fact that the Han Chinese may be fearful of Khitan soldiers, stopped at Lu himself and had Shi advance toward Luoyang by himself. Believing the situation to be hopeless, Li Congke gathered his family (including Empress Dowager Cao, who decided to die with her stepson's family rather than to live) and a number of officers still loyal to him, and committed suicide by immolation on Xuanwu Tower () inside the palace. Shi subsequently entered Luoyang and assumed control over the Later Tang realm.
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An Inside Soap writer branded Ryan a "rich, ratbag", while another called him "the bad boy of Summer Bay". Alex Cramb from the same publication opined that the "tortured love triangle" between Ryan, Lou and Nick offered some "fantastic action". A reporter for the official Home and Away magazine commented that Ryan was "gorgeous, but wicked". MacDougall revealed that during his time on Home and Away he used to be fearful of walking down the streets, in case viewers thought he was "a complete bastard" like Ryan.
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The Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh (AAAP) was founded on June 9, 1929, by Chester B. Roe and Leo J. Scanlon. Since then, it has grown to over 500 members and operates two observatories in the Pittsburgh region: the Nicholas E. Wagman Observatory and the Mingo Creek Park Observatory. The club also sponsors many star parties that are open to members of the public throughout the year. The club's motto is "We have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night," from the Sarah Williams poem "The Old Astronomer to his Pupil".
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On one occasion, when Emperor Xuanzong lost his white eagle while hunting, he sent out an order that the eagle be recaptured. When Yuan's subordinates located the eagle, the eagle was dead and stuck to thorns—leading Yuan's subordinates to be fearful of imperial wrath. However, Yuan explained to them that the emperor would not punish them for fortuity of the eagle's death, and then personally submitted a petition in which he claimed that he erred and should be punished. As he predicted, Emperor Xuanzong did not take offense and did not punish him or his subordinates.
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Following the final overthrow of Sforza, the Duchy of Milan would serve, for the next twelve years, as a French stronghold and as a springboard for further French military adventures in Italy. As the summer campaign season of the year 1500 neared, Louis XII became worried about the intentions of newly unified Spain to his west if he moved into Italy to the east. The Spanish monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella were known to be fearful of a new rapprochement between Louis XII and the Italian powers. They might invade France from the west, while Louis XII had his armies in Italy, and thus involve Louis in a war on two fronts.
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Fan and Zhao, knowing that both Li Siyuan and Li Congrong were displeased, moved to withdraw the proposal, and further to have Li Congrong named the commander of all armed forces. Shortly after, Fan and Zhao were both given the greater chancellor designation Shizhong (侍中, head of the examination bureau of government (門下省, Menxia Sheng)). Despite this, Fan and Zhao were continuing to be fearful of Li Congrong, who was privately threatening to act against them once he was in power. They continued to try to resign, but this drew Li Siyuan's anger, believing that they were trying to abandon him.
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Teachers College Press, 1998 This can be especially true for situations in which a superior interviews a subordinate, like when teacher interviewers his or her student. In these situations, participants may be fearful of providing a “wrong answer,” or saying something that could potentially get them into trouble and reflect on them negatively. However, all interview relationships, not just explicitly superior-subordinate ones, are marked by some degree of inequality, as interviewers and participants want and receive different things from the technique. Thus, researchers should always be concerned with the potential for participant feelings of vulnerability, especially in situations where personal information is revealed.
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Emperor Xianzong made Liu, who had expected to succeed Li Shidao, the military governor of Yicheng Circuit (義成, headquartered in modern Anyang, Henan), and divided Pinglu into three circuits to weaken it and keep its territory under imperial control. By this point, Emperor Xianzong was taking medicines made by the alchemist Liu Mi (), who claimed that he could bring the emperor immortality. It was said that as a result of these medicines, Emperor Xianzong was becoming increasingly thirsty and irritable. It was said that he was so easily angered that the eunuchs serving him were often punished or even executed for minor faults, causing them to be fearful of him.
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This caused Li Chu and Li Mi to be fearful of her as well, although at Li Mi's urging, Li Chu did not himself try to kill them. Later that year, after a joint Tang-Huige force recaptured Chang'an under Li Chu's command, she was resentful of Li Chu's accomplishment and therefore spread rumors about Li Chu. Li Mi took this opportunity to resign to become a hermit, but before doing so, urged Emperor Suzong strongly not to listen to false accusations against Li Chu. In winter 757, after Emperor Suzong returned to Chang'an, he created Consort Zhang the imperial consort rank of Shufei (淑妃), the second highest rank for imperial concubines,Old Book of Tang, vol.
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First, a victim of trafficking must prove/admit to being a victim of a severe form of trafficking and second must be a part of the prosecution of his or her trafficker. This law does not apply to immigrants seeking admission to the United States for other immigration purposes. Public Law No: 115-393 (12/21/2018) reauthorized the TVPA in 2018, as part of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2017. Since the law requires the applicant to become part of the prosecution of his or her trafficker, trafficked persons may be fearful of retaliation upon the self or the family and thus serves as a major deterrent to individuals even considering application.
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In business, whistleblowing hotlines are usually deployed as a way of mitigating risk, with the intention of providing secure, anonymous reporting for employees or third party suppliers who may otherwise be fearful of reprisals from their employer. As such, implementing a corporate whistleblowing hotline is often seen as a step towards compliance, and can also highlight an organization's stance on ethics. It is widely agreed that implementing a dedicated service for whistleblowers has a positive effect on an organizational culture. A whistleblowing hotline is sometimes also referred to as an ethics hotline or 'Speak Up' hotline and is often facilitated by an outsourced service provider to encourage potential disclosers to come forward.
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Accessed: 27 August 2014. A further breakdown of this statistic, sees the percentage of users in development of a digital phobia increase, with 4% fearful of online shopping for worrying that someone will steal their card details, and 12% fearful that using social media will make it easier for people to find their personal details. When asked to reason their attitude towards technology as part of this survey, a larger percentage of the UK population were revealed to be fearful of the impact it could be having on more traditional means of doing things. 31% believed technology was preventing us from communicating properly, while 32% thought advances in technology will result in long-held traditions being lost.
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The AMEC had been formed in 1816 when a number of black congregations banded together under the leadership of Richard Allen, and by the mid-1850s it had seven conferences in the United States. AMEC preachers began to work in Upper Canada in 1834, and a conference was formed in 1840. In 1850, the Fugitive Slave Act was passed in the United States causing some ex- slave AMEC preachers in the United Canadas to be fearful of attending conferences in the U.S. Reverend Benjamin Stewart of Chatham, Ontario proposed that the AME churches in the United Canadas separate from the U.S. association and form their own church. At an AME conference the new church was named the British Methodist Episcopal Church in appreciation of finding a safe haven from slavery in British North America.
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In 1871, after Cox had resigned from office, Congress and President Grant created a comprehensive law that ended the Indian treaty system; the law treated individual Native Americans as wards of the federal government, rather than dealing with the tribes as sovereign entities. In early 1870, Sioux Indians in Wyoming, under the leadership of Chief Red Cloud and Chief Spotted Tail, were upset as white settlers encroached on Indian land. To avoid war, Red Cloud asked to see President Grant, who along with Spotted Tail, were allowed to journey East to Washington. Cox looked forward to their visit, hoping to convince the Sioux chiefs of the federal government's commitment to Indian treaties, and also to impress them with the power and grandeur of the nation, so they would be fearful of making war.
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At the Hilltop, Rick (Andrew Lincoln) re-reads his letter from his deceased son, Carl (Chandler Riggs in voice-over), urging Rick to end the war with Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), start over and help to rebuild a peaceful society. In the woods, outside the Oceanside community, Cyndie (Sydney Park) and the other residents shun Aaron's (Ross Marquand) attempts to protect their community, despite him starving and dehydrating himself. After barely surviving a walker attack, Cyndie and the others find an exhausted Aaron begging them to join the fight against the Saviors as they would otherwise continue to be fearful of the outside world. Inside the Sanctuary, Gregory (Xander Berkeley) tries to make amends with Simon (Steven Ogg), who had taken over the Saviors claiming Negan is dead.
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Li Conghou's administration was dominated by his chiefs of staff Zhu Hongzhao and Feng Yun, who were apprehensive of both Li Congke and Shi Jingtang, who was then the military governor of Hedong, as both had served Li Siyuan far longer and had greater popularity among the imperial troops. Their suspicions were stoked by the failure of Li Congke to come to Luoyang to attend to Li Siyuan's funeral. They decided to place greater control on Li Congke's family by sending Li Congke's son Li Chongji (), who had been an imperial guard officer, to Bo Prefecture (亳州, in modern Bozhou, Anhui) to serve as its prefect, and by summoning Li Congke's daughter Li Huiming (), who had become a Buddhist nun at Luoyang, into the palace to keep her under guard. These moves caused Li Congke to be fearful of their intentions.
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One of the most sadistic and deranged characters appeared so far, Eva was the original source of all of her clones, younger versions of herself who were given physical immortality so as to endure the atrocious tortures imposed on them by their mistress, whom they adored as their only queen and were then massacred and reabsorbed into Eva's body, so as to keep her young and beautiful. Highly prideful, Eva was initially defeated by Sasha, when she was crucified and set ablaze, yet she reappeared shortly after, gruesomely disfigured, kidnapping Mafuyu and forcing Sasha to fight once more. It was Ekaterina who shed light upon Eva's identity, unmasking her as Eva Braun, the wife-lover of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler. Believing her acts of depravity, especially cloning and reassimilating herself, as the true manifestation of the Nazi idea of a supreme being, she was defeated nonetheless, and completely torn apart by Ekaterina's gynoid, in the end revealing herself to be fearful of death.
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The women who are unable to bring birth to children are not allowed to go down from the mountain, and after 10 years, their appearance and mind becomes the same as those kakuen, and lose their will to return to the human village. The women who give birth to children are allowed to return to the human villages along with their children, but since those who don't raise their children after coming back down to the village, the women would be fearful of that and thus raise the child. Like this, the child that was born from a kakuen and a human woman would have an appearance similar to that of a human, and when raised, they are no different from an ordinary person at all. Originally, the child's family name should be from the father, but since the family name of the kakuen, who is the father, is unknown, they take on Yang (楊) as a provisional family name.
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