And nationalism cannot exist without fear: fear of losing, fear of others, fear of change.
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Fear precipitates this chatter — a fear of pain, a fear of mortality, a fear of rejection and, most of all, a fear of inadequacy.
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The very basis of their faith, after all, is fear: fear of God, fear of sin, fear of difference.
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Fear of recurrence; fear of it coming back; and instead of living in fear I decide to live defying fear.
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Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear — not absence of fear.
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We should fear that fear more than we fear Russians or the rain.
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Think about terror and uncertainty and fear and fear and sorrow and fear.
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There is a large amount of fear at play: fear of being ignored, fear of being targeted, and fear of the unknown.
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Fear is the factor no one wants to address — fear of criminals, fear of terrorists, fear of the government's turning tyrannical and, perhaps more than anything else, fear of one another.
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Fear of ending their careers, fear of lawyers, and often, fear of public shaming.
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In the fear library, these flames vary volume to volume and fear to fear.
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"Fear of enclosed spaces, fear of loss of control, fear of heights," said Gupta.
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But no: He came out on the convention stage on Monday night bellowing that Americans were in a state of fear. Fear. Fear. Fear.
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Fear of disease, fear of revolution, fear of the poor—all these things are intertwined.
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Today, it feels like meta-fear: fear of fear spiraling into vortexes of stunning trepidation.
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Other than a fear of public speaking the next most common fear is fear of heights.
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Britain should not surrender to fear of change, fear of growth or fear of world leadership.
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Britain should not surrender to fear of change, fear of growth or fear of world leadership.
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Fear of not going along with the group, fear of being excluded, fear of being different, fear of being put in the same position you're in.
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" Another now-deleted tweet from the account read, "Every night you spread fear into our homes—fear of the other, fear of us, and fear of them.
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They stay silent so often out of fear — fear of ending their careers, fear of lawyers, yes, and often fear of public shaming, including through the media.
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I run because I fear exercise less than I fear death, less than I fear my old life.
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How we fear Back when we had regular exposure to fear, fear was a normal part of life.
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"When you have depression, you have a fear: fear of worthlessness, fear of not being enough," Wynn said.
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His version of the speech might well be renamed the four fears: fear of Islam, fear of trade, fear of Mexico and well, pretty much fear of anything foreign.
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Exposure to what you fear, when that fear was unfounded, does over time reduce and even remove the fear.
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Roundup The strongest emotion we feel is fear, and the strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.
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The level of fear in the electorate — fear of terrorism, fear of crime — is at a 15-year high.
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A theme common to both "Prius or Pickup" and of "The Silent Revolution in Reverse" is that fear — fear of loss, fear of scarcity, fear of terrorism, fear of cultural challenge, fear of immigrants — is driving the least secure in society to the right, with significant support from those caught in the middle.
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Rowling on her worst fear ROWLING: I think my worst fear, my personal worst fear, is powerlessness and small spaces.
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I wanted to show fear — real, shadowy, pervasive fear.
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In your book, you make the case that the tendency toward "fear" in white evangelical culture — fear of the immigrant, fear of secularization, fear of modernization — is not just a contemporary phenomenon.
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I was drowning in fear, fear about the book especially, fear about people actually reading it, about what they might say.
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Fear of the other, fear of the unknown, fear of the erosion of a culture where they prospered and feel comfortable.
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They fear for their children and they fear for themselves.
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The final thing you have to fear is fear itself.
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To incite fear of loss, to incite fear of others.
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Extreme fear Signs of fear are flashing in financial markets.
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AND THE WORST FEAR IS THE FEAR OF THE UNKNOWN.
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It's fear of the future and fear of job loss.
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You can create fear, or you can help resolve fear.
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The things that we fear tend to be more a fear of the unknown than it is a fear of what's real.
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Any survivor of sexual assault can relate with the fear beneath her words: the fear of judgment; the fear of isolation; the fear that if you accept it, a victim is all you'll be.
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This neglect is almost certainly caused by fear — fear that examining the question would expose us as doing wrong; fear that ethics might stifle innovation; fear that the ethical questions are insoluble and intractable.
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What the decision to come out boils down to is fear: fear of rejection by friends and family members, fear of judgement by strangers, fear of losing the respect and admiration of loved ones.
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That people are right to fear immigration, to fear growing protections for minorities and the LGBT community, to fear abortion rights, to fear disruption — the disruption brought by free trade, by automation, by new technologies.
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Fear of speaking in public and fear of retaliation or fear of being harassed and harassment means many different things to many people.
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But much of that engagement stems from fear — fear of otherness on the right and fear of tyranny in the center and left.
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But fear not, dear rider (OK, maybe fear a little bit).
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The only thing the Republicans have to fear is fear itself.
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The bottom line: We have nothing to fear but fear itself.
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Unfamiliarity breeds fear, and what we fear we seek to control.
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That's my big fear - it was another fear to walk through.
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" Reagan"The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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" The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index slipped further into "extreme fear.
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Toward fear, please note, not to fear; there's a big difference.
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But fear of dogs, like fear of flying — hello, Erica Jong!
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I fear for America; I fear for the soul of America.
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I fear I may never escape the fear of medical poverty.
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And then that concoction was spiced with several layers of fear — from a fear of my own decisions to a fear of outer space.
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A fear of legal liability is the fear of being sued or fear of getting sacked because your employer will have to pay money.
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" 'Credible fear' The issue at stake is what's known as "credible fear.
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Fear, or lack of fear, is currently making a bad situation worse.
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"I can't really comment completely, but fear, and legitimate fear," replied Stein.
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"White fear is seen as more reasonable than black fear," Butler said.
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They had forgotten their fear, even though the fear memories had consolidated.
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There's the fear of failure, the fear of letting your family down.
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Stocks may have nothing to fear but a lack of fear itself.
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I also thought Mr. Trump's fear-mongering was helping to create fear.
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Credible fear applications since 2007 -- 5,171 applications for credible fear asylum request.
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Sneak (or snake) attack Some people fear spiders and others fear snakes.
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"He's playing on this fear, whipping up the fear," Mr. Considine said.
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Health threats trigger the fear that underlies all fears: fear of death.
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Percy's fear of being forgotten is really a fear of being abandoned.
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Even a terrible fear inside a dream is still a terrible fear.
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They fear losing their jobs more than they fear losing their country.
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The fear of drug lords is replaced by the fear of police.
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I see fear of the unknown, fear of change and, ultimately, death.
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"Am I going to fear people or fear God?" she asked herself.
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The message of politics today is fear, and, unfortunately, fear is working.
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Chilling effects are generated by fear — and that fear isn't always rational.
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He added that Trump was using "fear, unreasoned fear, unproven fear" to push his executive order that blocks the immigrants and bans refugees from Syria.
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Fear of losing a job, fear of losing a parent, fear of being a bad parent — instead of sitting with those feelings, again, we work.
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"It's because of fear for our children, not fear of getting deported, but fear for our children, that they wouldn't let them out," she said.
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There was a lot of stigma, a lot of fear — and there's fear now, but it was different: it was a fear of specific people.
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Because what happens is all of that fear — of failure, fear of looking crazy, fear of it not working — the minute you do the thing, you realize how silly the fear is... And it truly is life-changing.
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Fear that we won't last, fear of failure, fear of death, fear that the world is crumbling so fast around us that our lives will be swept away before we had a chance to make them mean something.
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"There's just that fear that whatever you're going to do is not going to work, and that's a healthy fear, but a fear, nonetheless," he said.
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When someone can create this fear—class fear, race fear—and rev people up almost into a frenzy, it's not just about political parties or ideology.
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There is a kind of fear, a very deep fear that people cannot bear, and they try to use ways to cope with it, the fear.
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App makers fear this kind of juggling the way TV networks fear DVRs.
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That their fear for me was the fear I lived with every day.
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They do not fear brain freeze and thus do not fear the law.
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Sure. "We fear taking risks because we deeply fear messing up," she continues.
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Kylie Jenner is living with a certain fear — a fear known as lepidopterophobia.
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It's definitely fear-inducing, and it's not a fear you want to face.
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Its members may fear confronting Mr Xi. He does not fear confronting them.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Chinese markets have much to fear from fear itself.
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The only way to overcome fear and eliminate that fear is through dialogue.
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I grew up with only one fear: the fear of getting a haircut.
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" He went on: "Fear and motion, fear and standstill, no preferred cut there.
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They describe defaulted mortgages, fear for their livelihood, and fear for the future.
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It's also a sign of fear, fear that we're going into a recession.
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"They fear you, and what they fear..." "They seek to destroy," Jean says.
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I guess my fear of living was stronger than my fear of dying.
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I have no fear of depths and a great fear of shallow living.
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They did not fear Brady because there was not much yet to fear.
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This fear goes hand in hand with a fear that immigrants won't assimilate.
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One of the major reasons that men don't engage is actually fear. Fear.
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We have nothing to fear but fear itself — and, of course, the virus.
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Fear holds us back — fear of negative reaction or of rocking the boat.
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The man who is consumed by fear is, alas, justified in that fear.
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Fear, especially irrational fear, plays a big part in catastrophizing, researchers have found.
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It's not a cowering, timid fear; it's more a dark, resentful porcupine fear.
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The party's fear of bold ideas engenders a public fear of the same.
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They might have a fear of flying, or a fear of the unknown.
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"We have nothing to fear but the lack of fear itself," said Emanuel.
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Is the fear of inflation going to be a legitimate fear going forward?
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For the Cult posters, Heughens' team focused on coulrophobia, the fear of clowns; hemophobia, the fear of blood; and trypophobia, the fear of irregular patterns of holes.
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The fear and discomfort visible in these migrants — a fear to which they're clearly accustomed — helps reveal how inauthentic the performance of fear in the militias is.
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And his famous declaration that "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself" is routinely deployed to blast President Trump for stoking hate and fear.
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The market's volatility gauge, the CBOE Volatility Index, or Vix, shot up by some 20%, and CNN's Fear and Greed index moved from 'fear' to 'extreme fear'.
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So in case you fear the uncertainty of the great beyond, have no fear.
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But, "She did it out of fear — out of love and fear," Barlog said.
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Part of that is to do with fear—fear around talking about these issues.
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In other teachings, he makes the helpful distinction between unskillful fear and skillful fear.
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Across Asia, countries don't only fear a U.S.-China conflict; they also fear a
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BUT THE FACT IS THAT FEAR DOESN'T MAKE US SAFER, FEAR MAKES US WEAKER.
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Hope/Fear: Another way to motivate users is through providing hope or alleviating fear.
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Fear Doesn't Win Elections: And finally, Donald Trump has founded his campaign on fear.
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"Fear of a name increases fear of the thing itself" It's Voldemort, bitches. 13.
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There is some fear of the unfamiliar or unknown but also fear for safety.
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The fear of taking responsibility for your choices or the fear of taking risks.
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Stretch your fear musclesStanny mentions that the biggest barrier to overcoming underearning was fear.
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I guess because the first fear artists overcome is the fear of getting exposed.
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As stocks tumbled, CNN Business' Fear and Greed Index remained in "extreme fear" territory.
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In doing so, the president aligned fear of demographic change with fear of terrorism.
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Maybe it's always the greater fear that motivates us to conquer the lesser fear.
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It's a primal fear, a fear of not being able to move or leave.
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Your fear is this same fear that makes it harder for students to thrive.
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" And the chicken noises represent how bullying is about fear: "Fear of something different.
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But my fear of failure never approached in magnitude my fear of 'what if.
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We pay the price through fear of retaliation and fear of losing our jobs.
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It is fear, but it's not a fear that the gun industry is promoting.
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This means that fear often manifests itself in unexpected or just plain bizarre ways, such as a fear of rejection or a fear of learning a new skill.
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I want my family and my community to live free of this fear — the fear of being deported and the fear of seeking help, even when we're sick.
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Many people who buy guns are simply racked with an irrational fear, one of several concocted and promoted by the N.R.A.: fear of crime or fear of government.
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Not letting go of people sooner when you know ... there's times when you know that someone's not working, and out of fear, just all kinds of fear, fear of hurting their feelings, fear of not being able to do it without them.
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Just like there's a name for the irrational fear of balloons, or an irrational fear of chins, there's a name for the irrational fear of washing or bathing: ablutophobia.
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"The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown," Lovecraft wrote in Supernatural Horror in Literature.
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They blame those targets for a much deeper, inchoate fear: a fear that their world is slowly being taken away from them; the fear their future belongs to others.
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"The fruit of your government with the N-VA is fear among the population, the fear of people to lose what they have, the fear of migrants," she said.
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index is flashing "fear," compared with "greed" a month ago.
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Perhaps we fear the uncertainty as much as we fear the effects of the smartphone.
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To fear the way we pray and to fear the way we practice our faith.
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Never have Franklin Roosevelt's words, "we have nothing to fear but fear itself," seemed wiser.
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It takes courage to face the fear of the unknown and the fear of failure.
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Fear of being misunderstood is now secondary to fear of being alone in your passions.
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Education is the great destroyer of fear, and fear is what keeps our communities apart.
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While fear can drive us from failing, the fear of success can be very detrimental.
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Slack has many reasons to fear Microsoft Slack has many reasons to fear Microsoft today.
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It manifests itself now as fear—subconsciously, I guess it's the fear of looking weak.
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Fear of conceding a goal and fear of committing players into forward positions to score.
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Chaos bred fear, fear bred violence and violence bred revenge and anger and more violence.
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For the next two weeks, the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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It appears Russia and Iran fear the Dollar more than they fear our military might.
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If it is fear of aggression, what is the best solution to remedy such fear?
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Add the element of fear -- who wouldn't fear the rage of Trump and his followers?
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" The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index, a gauge of market sentiment, is flashing "extreme fear.
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index of market sentiment dipped deeper into "extreme fear" territory.
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It is possible because fear has entered people's lives and that fear is easily manipulated.
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It's not the fear of death, but the fear of failure, of failing the people.
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I find it difficult to distinguish between fear of change and fear of the other.
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For her, the fear of that existence was greater than the fear of moving forward.
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I actually feel like fear will always be there — it's just working through the fear.
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I think it's to do with fear, a deep fear, and confused ideas around maleness.
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Some do fear her; some fear for her; others just dread her causing a scene.
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"It&aposs the fear of missing out versus the fear of over-fitting," Rothman said.
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But maybe I worry too much; maybe the only thing to fear is fear itself.
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We live in fear in a society that is fed fear on a daily basis.
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And come with an eloquent cry that we have nothing to fear but fear itself.
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Since many people fear public speaking, overcoming that fear sets you apart from the masses.
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"When something like that occurs, it ignites fear — generalized fear in the community," she said.
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And behind this normalization of indifference is fear — fear about North Korea as this malicious other, fear that people are going to judge you if you show too much interest.
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FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT: The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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" But, he added, "My fear of failure never approached in magnitude my fear of 'What if?
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Among me and my disabled friends, there's also general fear of rejection, a fear of failure.
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"Not fear for ourselves, but rather fear of causing harm to the victims, Anya," I argued.
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Instead, Republicans have focused on sowing fear — fear of Nancy Pelosi's liberal culture taking over America.
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Obvious looks of shock, terror, and fear from her... The monster gets off on her fear!
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There's a lot to fear with Donald Trump in the White House — but his worst fear?
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Courage asks us not to have no fear, but to persist in the face of fear.
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CourageCourage is not the absence of fear; it can't be, because it's how we face fear.
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Now, her fear of not planting enough hemp outweighs her fear of financial or regulatory challenges.
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This means we fear our own voices, and
we fear other gay men's voices even more.
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But, fear of a name just increases fear of the thing itself, we've heard it before.
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Mr. Putin shouldn't fear retaliation for his information warfare — he should fear that he will fail.
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But I'd hesitate to administer Narcan out of fear of incompetence and fear of tort liability.
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index of market sentiment was flashing "fear" just a month ago.
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Many women fear "bulking up," for example, and older adults may have a fear of injury.
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It was a religious fear, and it had led to great brutality, as fear always does.
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It is about fear -- how fear of "the other" can corrupt even the most brilliant minds.
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Mr. Barrow promised to serve his country "without fear or favor," not "without fear or failure."
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index went from "extreme fear" a month ago to "greed" today.
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Other women, she suggests, are suffering from a very valid fear: the fear of being shamed.
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Three fear responses were seen in both the animals and human subjects: 1) resilient/quick to extinguish (signs of fear or stress were gone immediately or quickly), 2) slow to extinguish (signs of fear or stress lingered, but eventually the subject showed no signs of fear or stress), and 3) failure to extinguish (signs of fear or stress persisted indefinitely).
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I suspect that fear of a Corbyn-led government will soon become a major force in British politics—and not just a vague theoretical fear but a real and vivid fear.
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They may instill the fear of being singled out or targeted, the fear of being ridiculed by co-workers or the fear that your career will be ruined, write the authors.
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Instead, Mr. Modi focused on the apprehensions and fears of Indian citizens: fear of terrorism, fear of sabotage by Pakistan, fear of apparently terrible deeds perpetrated by hostile elements within India.
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Fear of falling is about as primal a fear as we humans have, and that fear is present to some degree whether you are 10 feet off the ground or 3,000.
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We have common experiences like a fear of the unknown, the fear of heights, the fear of being in a jungle with creatures that you don't know, that any storytelling borrows on.
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"Fear is the opposite of love, and fear has been harnessed for political purposes," she tells me.
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We didn't hear any fear, not a single person expressing fear and it really gave me faith.
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In our nation's darkest hours, FDR told us that we have nothing to fear, but fear itself.
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Have we accepted fear as a rationale for homicide when it's actually supposed to be reasonable fear?
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A height-phobic patient who learned not to fear balconies would still typically fear other high places.
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There was fear about what type of mother I would be and fear about my future career.
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We have fear-sounds, integrated into fear-memories, and we have learned defensive reactions to these sounds.
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"The biggest fear people have when transitioning their career is the fear of the unknown," Taylor said.
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If so, it speaks to a constant underlying fear running through the organization, a fear of failure.
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Sunnis still fear from the majority and fear being called in to account for what Saddam did.
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Fear of dying in video games can be a fear of failure of the type described above.
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So that last line to me is about breaking down a certain fear—the fear of pain.
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Yes. There are obviously economic challenges, but by and large, it's only fear we have to fear.
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CNN Business' Fear and Greed Index has been stuck in "Extreme Fear" for more than a week.
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We may fear becoming like them; our greater fear, however, is of discovering that we already are.
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In another test designed to probe "fear extinction," or a conditioned fear response, researchers shocked their feet.
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"The only fear is the fear of losing a child — along the entire trajectory," Ms. Alvarado said.
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That fear appeared in a new form — social media — but the fear itself is an old one.
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" White fear was the key: "White fear fixed itself upon the literal presence of black human beings.
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"The fear in our culture right now scares me, and what fear does to people," Shults said.
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So a lot of people today fear fascism or authoritarianism, but what I really fear is nihilism.
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He taps into fear and insecurity, but then enables his audience to express that fear through anger.
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"The Bird & The Rifle," the titular track off the superstar songwriter's sixth studio album, The Bird & The Rifle, is a beautiful and haunting song about a relationship of fear: fear of a person, fear of being left, fear of letting someone fly only to have them never return.
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In other words, we know how information makes it from the outside world to the formation of fear-memories, but not so much how those fear-memories are accessed again as, well, fear.
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Down there in the lizard brain, it's fear: fear of being left out, laughed at, or looked down on, fear of never belonging, never being accepted, no matter how many towers you build.
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"We have nothing to hide ... but I do fear that Russia might have something to fear," Pierce said.
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We have, of course, much more to fear, but fear itself is likely to be the worst danger.
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While everyone experiences fear at some point, it's crucial to really feel the fear and break through it.
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Emotionally, there was so much fear that went into that book, and the fear was real for me.
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"You've got to release fear of judgement and fear of public failure and humiliation and shame," she shared.
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You called it "fear-based filmmaking," because you worked so hard out of fear of letting people down.
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"I thought this fear is so much stronger than what we instill by the fear conditioning," Kindt said.
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The VIX volatility index spiked 18%, while the CNN Business Fear & Greed Index dropped further into "fear" territory.
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"It is fear that drives people to do this - fear and economic necessity," said Loach of such contracts.
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"I'll tell you what freedom is to me- No Fear I mean really, no fear," Saldana, 37, tweeted.
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They happen when the fear system becomes unpredictable and isn't associated with an actual fear trigger and response.
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One always has the fear, what will they think, how will they react, and the fear of authority.
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So far, though, the fear of alienating readers has outweighed the fear of losing revenue to ad blockers.
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"But underneath the fear of vomiting is an enormous fear of socializing and relating to others," she says.
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The fear of climbing was gone, and the fear of not climbing had yet to take its place.
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It can also include a fear of seeing—or hearing—others throw up and a fear of choking.
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"There is great fear of toilet seats as a sanitation issue and that's a false fear," he says.
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"You don't fear for yourself, you fear for your family," Ochoa said of setting out on the journey.
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His aim, to paraphrase, was to use the levers of government to fight the fear of fear itself.
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I didn't just mean my fear of a miscarriage, but my even bigger fear of delivering a baby.
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It's very important for me that this film creates fear because fear is the biggest door toward vulnerability.
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It is ultimately a fear of other people, as well as a fear of freedom and its excesses.
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Does his primal fear of germs have anything to do with his exaggerated fear of certain foreign bodies?
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"Ruling by fear, everyone knows, fails, and now we are at the end of this fear," he said.
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You can't be held captive by the fear of failure or the fear of what people may say.
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Another collection, "Selected Poems" (2001), included a work titled simply "Fear": I fear the vast dimensions of eternity.
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Democratic presidents created fear that the government was coming for members' guns, and fear was good for business.
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" And to change it required overcoming internal fear: "I had to recognize, well, where's the fear coming from?
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Step 2: Get fear out of the driver's seat We are going to pretend fear is a person.
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"The fear of drug lords is replaced by the fear of police," Honey de Peralta wrote on Facebook.
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That fear is very much akin to the fear that Ronald, as a father, has for his son.
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Perhaps it's as simple as fear – fear of a perceived language barrier, and the route being mainly untrodden.
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"We are all afraid of that possibility, because come January if his [Trump's] policies are enacted, people fear for their safety, parents fear for their children and children fear for their parents," Cesar says.
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It's a combination of different types of fear—not just the fear of getting beat up in front of your mother – but the fear of failing in front of a large number of people.
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Fear is worth paying attention to — not in the sense that you should listen to what fear tells you and follow it without question, but in the sense that fear is giving you information.
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While previous generations in Europe had a fear of World War II, she said, "with time, this fear of the past evaporated, and there was a certain shift from the fear of the past to the fear of the future" — concerns about migrants, one's economic well-being and job prospects.
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Because Huggins's fear of weakening the state contributed to his fear of challenging it, we can say that far from being opposed to his beliefs, his fear of the state arose in part from them.
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Instead, I live in fear — fear that one day I may fall too far behind on payments, and fear of what that would mean for my mother, who co-signed my loans with great trepidation.
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Helen McEwin, Adelaide Hills, South Australia I live every day in fear, in fear of wildfires destroying everything around me, in fear of the most dangerous and ineffectual prime minister Australia has had since Federation.
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Mr. Obama's rise was leavened with fear: fear that he would be killed, a reminder of all the fears that other black Americans share every day, fear there wouldn't be another chance at this office.
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"Part of that is fear of reliving it, fear of realizing that you haven't healed at all," she said.
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The Bakers believed they were being watched, and their fear echoes the fear that drove the Peacocks to insanity.
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index of market sentiment is still flashing "fear," compared with "greed" a year ago.
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They become more sedentary because they fear movement, they fear injuring themselves -- and this is how chronic pain develops.
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It is a mourning moment for those people, and it is a moment filled with fear, filled with fear.
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It's the same fear I experienced on my own journey all that time ago - the fear of the unknown.
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Living in fear, reacting out of fear, I was afraid that if she left my office, people wouldn't watch.
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Next, the scientists taught the mice to associate the fear of the sugar solution with fear of the tone.
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For white audiences, answering how you measure the distance of fear requires that they look at their own fear.
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Stress, depression, poor body image, fear of rejection, or fear of poor sexual performance can also affect your libido.
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"I think we need to take this fear extremely seriously and get people out of this fear," he said.
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"The fear of Donald Trump is, to me, more than the fear of Hillary raising capital standards on banks."
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If it's fear that keeps catcallers quiet around other men, it's fear that keeps me quiet around catcallers, too.
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I felt that I had to protect him in fear of the unknown, fear he would not make it.
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I wonder if this fear is almost uniquely Judeo-Christian and might be feeding the Western fear of robots.
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Beneath the arrogance was something even more palpable: fear But beneath that arrogance was something even more palpable: fear.
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Against such a backdrop of fear, even the most innocuous actions can generate additional fear, with equally repressive results.
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Whether or not it's true, they secretly harbor this fear, so when you articulate it, it validates the fear.
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The suppression continued after the war, as the fear of German sympathizers was transformed into a fear of Bolshevists.
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Of the relevant causal emotions, perhaps the most primal is fear, and the impulse to overcome fear through recklessness.
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But not all fear is the distorted, excessive fear of anxiety disorder, beavering away over negligible or imagined ills.
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Society is being told to fear fake news by forces which generate power for themselves by the fear-mongering.
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It's not a fear for your life or personal safety, but it's a fear for your home and community.
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The thing I really fear, truly fear, is that somebody's going to get really hurt in this upcoming fight.
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Fear about sovereignty did to normally pragmatic English minds what fear does to most minds: It made them irrational.
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Fear, in all its forms, is at the heart of these issues — fear of failure, ridicule, discomfort, ostracism, uncertainty.
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Trump is the Commander of Fear and those who support him have found a perverse comfort in that fear.
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I personally lived quite a lot in fear; in fear of doing the wrong thing, saying the wrong thing.
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"We people had no fear then, and no fear now," he said, smiling and holding up his mangled arm.
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And learning to identify what to fear, and to fear the right things, can be a kind of power.
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What drives these wrongheaded decisions is fear — fear that vaccines are somehow dangerous, even though research shows the opposite.
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I fear for my grandparents and parents, but this article showed me that we should also fear for ourselves.
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In short, Mr. Netanyahu's forbearance was neither because of fear of war, nor because of fear of political ramifications.
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She had faced her fear and, her fear had turned into a world better than she could've ever imagined.
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"The thing I really fear, truly fear, is that somebody's going to get really hurt," said the group's head.
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index is flashing "extreme fear," a sharp swing from "neutral" just a week ago.
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"I'm very into buying the fear and selling greed ... and right now there's a lot of fear out there."
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I fear you have fallen victim to the unwarranted fear-mongering put out by those that oppose Mr. Trump.
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"The active ingredient in overcoming any fear but certainly fear of flying is exposure -- you need to do it."
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"There's an anger, and the anger often comes out as a fear, and fear can generate ugliness," he said.
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"I am concerned that TSA employees... fear their supervisors more than they fear a potential terrorist threat," Livingston said.
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We loved the message in deav from Jackson's story "Her Fear": This is a strong woman facing her fear.
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Which isn't to suggest that everyone who has a fear about law and order has a race-based fear.
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"That fear that Donald Trump, the man in the White House, who holds the highest position of public trust in the land — that fear that he's trying to use against us, that fear that he directed and drove down to El Paso, Texas, that fear that claimed the lives of 22 Americans — we, those of us here together, standing to be counted, are the answer to that fear," Mr. O'Rourke said.
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The Jedi masters are always saying — including in this film — that a Jedi must be free of fear, that fear is the only enemy, that we must vanquish our fear in order to fulfill our destiny.
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There's another fear that nearly beats out my one of cats, and that's my fear of doing a cat-eye.
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Paralyzing fear post-election Lili remembers feeling paralyzed with fear in 2007 after the state immigration law passed in Oklahoma.
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Presidential phrasesFDR: Only thing we have to fear is fear itselfJFK: Ask not what ur country will do for u.
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My thinking: that the fear I've come to have of technology is the fear that my parents had of God.
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"Instead of living in fear, I decide to live defying fear," she said on Good Morning America at that time.
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Identifying whether your current fear has a root can quickly help you to determine which kind of fear it is.
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The High Sparrow was hated because we fear our fellow sinners less than we fear the naming of our sins.
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"I don't think President Trump has a fear of the Lord, the fear of the wrath of God," he said.
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I do think there's a fear of being typecast as gay, and I wouldn't say that that fear is baseless.
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The fear of having a second child is normal, but the rewards far exceed any fear I could ever have!
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All these multilayered lies, misinformation, propaganda, secrecy, and fear — fear, above all — allow a people to be manipulated en masse.
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Ashley's main fear is that Caila and Jared will bone, a fear the show's editors had a great time dramatizing.
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Fear of federal-level gun control is the NRA's strongest asset, and fear just isn't selling like it used to.
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Fear of rape and fear of sex are distinct: Sex is the result of a willing decision, and rape isn't.
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Also because of the fear of destroying our idols—the fear of ruining somebody we admired and longed to emulate.
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" Goodall: I don't fear death Goodall said he did not fear death, but instead will "welcome it when it comes.
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Parents in my clinic refuse vaccines out of fear for the health of their child, but their fear is misplaced.
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Call it FOMU — Fear of Messing Up. It's like FOMO, Fear of Missing Out, but for your living room sofa.
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"One of the main things driving stigmatization is fear—the fear of [someone living with HIV] being 'contagious,'" Lundgren says.
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"I came here with fear, but it was because I didn't know anyone, the fear of coming alone," she said.
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Some fear social repercussions or retaliation from their bullies, while others fear that their parents will take away their phones.
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Where FOMO (fear of missing out) drives VC in good times, plain-old fear holds them back in bad ones.
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Some have kept silent out of fear of being judged, fear of criticism or censure, others out of genuine respect.
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Yet so many of us fear to talk about it, fear to face it, terrified by the idea of nonbeing.
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In 2009, my self-proclaimed "Year of No Fear," I took swimming lessons to conquer my fear of the water.
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Freedom of speech, freedom from fear of being fired unlawfully from your job and fear of a relative getting arrested.
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Fear: The idea of a U.S. troop withdrawal worries Afghan women, who fear that their rights will be taken away.
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On a 10-meter-high diving board, fear of taking the plunge is pitted against the fear of missing out.
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To assuage my concerns, many of the adults in my life told me that anxiety was based on fear and that fear wasn't real, even using the common self-help acronym for fear: False Evidence Appearing Real.
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The culmination of this ragtag gang's bond therefore also marks the transcending of stigma and the shedding of a final kind of fear: the fear of illness, and the fear of the death that lies beyond illness.
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During those initial three months of my abandonment, I had kept myself busy out of fear — fear of being hunted down by creditors and losing my apartment, yes, but also fear of losing myself in my grief.
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SOMA, my favorite game of last year, has one specific sequence which manages to combine three of humankind's most common and visceral fears: the fear of spiders, the fear of small spaces, and the fear of the dark.
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"What drives this crackdown is fear of dissent, fear of political opponents and fear of freedom of expression," Romanos told me in a phone call, adding that Amnesty has heard reports of activists having their email accounts hacked.
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They are sometimes linked to stories about freedom and sometimes to stories about fear — freedom being the flip side of fear.
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As I wrote in my book "False Alarm; the Truth about the Epidemic of Fear," both fear and courage are contagious.
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And most importantly, they're increasingly likely to say they fear deportation in their home country — and pass their credible-fear screenings.
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Fear factor wanes: Republican House members used to tell us how their biggest fear was Trump going after them on Twitter.
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There is fear and panic, but there is no need to fear and panic East Asian looking people or our cultures.
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Living in constant fear "Persons with albinism, and parents of children with albinism, constantly live in fear of attack," she said.
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What inspired me to write it really was the fear of being single and the fear of walking this world alone.
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Airline insiders fear that untrained animals could misbehave onboard and asthma sufferers fear they are being exposed to allergy-aggravating dander.
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"He has a fear of being alone, and given his old age his fear is heightened even more," says the source.
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It's the old "we have nothing to fear but fear itself" syndrome -- and it turns out we have plenty of that.
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The more guns there are, the more potential shooters there are; more shootings means more fear; more fear means more guns.
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Not only out of fear—like the fear of executives keeping an eye on who's a good employee and who isn't.
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If you asked me what Americans today fear more than anything else, I would answer that they fear being left behind.
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"Most high functioners, they have a deep fear of failing or a deep fear of people not liking them," Chong said.
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Really, it was a fear of people's fear of me, what their reactions would be if they knew I was Muslim.
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The gamble might have come a bit late, but faced with the alternative, there was nothing to fear but "Fear" itself.
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Who was it that said, 'Fear is the path to the dark side…fear leads to anger…anger leads to hate'?
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Who was it that said, "Fear is the path to the dark side…fear leads to anger…anger leads to hate"?
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When you're in the business of protection, fear is good; fear means you get more money, more influence and higher priority.
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Fear. Fear can be the catalyst for great art, yet it can also cripple the most confident creators into permanent stasis.
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The idea is that continued, controlled exposure to whatever we fear most will help lessen the fear and avoidance of it.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1933 inaugural address is best known as his "Only Thing We Have to Fear Is Fear Itself" speech.
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Fear of the dark is regarded as an irrational fear, often only attributed to children but also valid for some adults.
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For people of all stripes, the fear of seeing things destroyed has merged with the fear of seeing them made unrecognizable.
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Those of us who fear loss of control of our lives more than we fear death will find Abraham's book edifying.
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The fear that trans women will 'take over' sport is an irrational fear of trans people — the very definition of transphobia.
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Not even, perhaps, because we fear for ourselves — but because we fear for the future of our children and our grandchildren.
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"Now, I have no fear, because I already lost the fear I had, and the respect for the military," he said.
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They help with my fear of flying more than even the fear-of-flying class that I hardly ever went to.
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People can't believe you walk through the world without fear because they are so paralyzed with fear about how they look.
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China's greatest fear is to be surrounded by enemies that it has fear and loathed for centuries equipped with nuclear weapons.
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I'll never have the fear that my daughter had, so in a weird way, I've lost the ability to have fear.
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But I don't want them to build their lives around anger, and resistance fueled solely by fear begets only more fear.
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She said there was a "fear" in her but the fear turned into a "determination" to live life to the fullest.
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But he was also a victim of fear — in particular, the fear of sharing a deeply private architectural space: the bathroom.
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" COMEY blasts House Republicans following his testimony: "Someone has to stand up to the fear of Fox News, fear of their base, fear of mean tweets, stand up for the values of this country & not slink away to retirement.
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The surging immediacy of standout track "No Blood Has Honor" dovetails with its anti-fascist message, raging against joyless ideologues as Grigg howls "Fear consumes / Fear controls / Fear belies your ambition," drawing out the words in a serrated gargle.
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They hope their victims will fear not being believed, that they'll fear stigma, that they'll feel too much shame to speak up.
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She should be trying to calm things down, but I fear that she's frozen in fear realizing that she's basically watching herself.
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I still had flashes of fear but not as bad as the Week Of Fear, which was pretty horrific in the circumstances.
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index of market sentiment ticked into "extreme fear" territory on Friday, compared with "greed" a month ago.
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"This fear of China goes back more than a 100 years -- the fear of yellow horde goes back a millennium," he said.
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The fear of missing out during a bull market can quickly turn into the fear of being in during a bear market.
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The main forces that drive the price of these digital assets are FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) and FOMO (fear of missing out).
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As a result, today we have an immigration policy driven by fear: the fear of being accused of racism, white supremacy, xenophobia.
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When we resist fear, we expend energy trying to prevent the sort of events that cause the fear in the first place.
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"Fear is the mind-killer, fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration," Frank Herbert wrote in his 22018 novel "Dune".
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She adds that it's something she doesn't like to discuss with anyone, for fear of sounding ridiculous—a fear that I share.
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And part of me is afraid because your greatest fear is being unlovable, and my greatest fear might be breaking your heart.
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Fear held me back for 40-plus years of my life, and I broke out of that fear and miracles are happening.
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"But if we learn how to channel that fear and do something good with it," then fear can be a good thing.
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I knew it was a horrible thing, and I could feel that I have had fear but I didn't feel the fear.
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Many stayed in their homes for weeks out of fear (unfounded fear, as it turned out) of roadside checks by ICE agents.
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The fear mongers in the news media are already debating what Russia will do as if we are supposed to fear them.
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The summer rental market may actually get a boost and, while the reason is also fear, it's not fear about the market.
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He said that horror movies are a boot camp for the soul, and that horror movies don't create fear, they release fear.
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I wanted people to understand Justine and fear her and fear for her so they can relate to her, in both ways.
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Fear of Germany was compounded by fear of Russia, especially after the Soviet Union backed a Communist coup in Prague in 1948.
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It was on ayahuasca that I realized this attitude came from fear—and that this fear came from societal and familial influences.
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Is the fear of being perceived as unfeminine actually greater for the ambitious woman than the fear of femininity as a constraint?
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Narrator: Any recruit with a fear of heights gets the chance to conquer that fear, courtesy of this 47-foot-tall tower.
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The obsession seems largely driven by fear — fear of a crumbling job market, of not meeting parents' expectations, of crippling loan debt.
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China manipulates her currency with no fear of reprisal from free traders like Ryan who fear "trade wars" more than being fleeced.
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Instead, Basra swapped rule of fear by Saddam for rule of fear by fundamentalist Shiite militias, who quickly moved into the vacuum.
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The VIX volatility index spiked, and CNN Business' Fear & Greed Index has been stuck in "Extreme Fear" throughout much of the year.
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But no one warned me about the ongoing fear I've felt from it—which is the same fear many others express, too.
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I think most of us don't fear it either, because we know it's more difficult to fear something you can't escape from.
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The fear when armed men storm your village; the fear when you run for your lives knowing your home burns behind you.
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She donated her liver when I dropped out in fear, pleased with the turn of events and seemingly free of fear herself.
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We need the audacity to admit our systems continue because we are lazy and full of fear, fear that feeds our indifference.
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Fear has its uses—it can help us know ourselves better, solve problems, work things out—but Fear as master is dangerous.
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In other words, the fear preached by the church is just the opposite of the politics of fear preached by the populists.
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Nearly 85 percent said the reason for overtreatment was fear of malpractice suits, but that fear is probably exaggerated, the authors say.
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"It's about walking through fear and learning how to be afraid — and the other side of fear is so beautiful," Simpson said.
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Nevertheless, the fear felt by young men and those who love them was real, and it&aposs a fear with a history.
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"I'm sure many people obviously disagree, [but] that there is more fear in words rather than fear based on actions," Karabell said.
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Anxiety is not so much a fear of a specific thing but a fear of everything, an unnamable dread about the future.
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But not just any fear — the specific kind of fear that stands between what you want to do and actually doing it.
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Daly, who was named the president and CEO of the San Francisco Fed last year, suggested her top fear is fear itself.
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"That fear stayed with me and once I identified what that specific fear was, I was able to confront it," Beverly says.
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We fear the place, but we really fear what it proved to us: that this game we love doesn't love us back.
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He says fear of positive evaluation is a distinct issue, and one that isn't always accompanied by a fear of negative attention.
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" Originally I thought the fear was about politics, then after three days I saw the fear shifting to art funding," said Wong.
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More broadly, it is difficult to know empirically whether your feeling of fear is identical to my feeling of fear, so it's hard to say to what extent an adult experience of fear is similar or different to a child's.
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She has hard times — fear of the cold, fear of the bears, fear of the illness — but I would say that I really sensed that she just communicated with her world of the forest and the animals that she lives among.
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Twice a day he can look forward to it: the passage of this being who is in fear of him, who cannot mask her fear, who gives off the smell of fear as a bitch gives off the smell of sex.
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At some point, someone has to stand up and in the face of fear of Fox News and fear of their base, fear of mean tweets, stand up for the values of this country and not slink away into retirement.
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"We're trying to figure that out," says Dr. Ressler, whose research lab is studying the mechanisms underlying fear, in the hopes that they might one day understand how to turn down the fear response in people with fear-related disorders.
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"I've listened to my friends of color who now fear for their lives, who fear that their families will be deported," she says.
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Her latest book, The Monarchy of Fear, argues that politics are always emotional and the dominant emotion in this political moment is fear.
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"When something like this happens, we realize that we all suffer from fear of going out, fear of enjoying your life," Carmichael continued.
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It goes to show that racism doesn't always come from an evil place, but a place of fear — this fear of the other.
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"People often fear what they don't understand, and attack what they fear," says Gabrielle Hermosa, public speaker, human rights advocate, and trans woman.
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There's the fear of when they do deploy, of not seeing them again and that underlying fear of just hoping that they're okay.
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Fear of losing power corrupts those who wield it and fear of the scourge of power corrupts those who are subject to it.
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Being accommodating is not born from a fear of speaking up, but the fear that you'll lose it all if you do speak.
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He says a few fears were repeated a lot, including the fear of terrorism and, more recently, the fear of another world war.
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Samsung's #BeFearless app, for example, can help you kick-start a journey of overcoming your fear of heights or fear of public speaking.
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When we claim to fear for their safety even though we ourselves have created the conditions causing us to fear for their safety?
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There's fear of stablecoin Tether collapsing — though, to be honest, this fear has been around for years and it never really went away.
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Previously, this fear has been overmatched by another, bigger fear: that those who believe this message can't even express their opinions in public.
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Because what rides swift on the heels of hope but fear — a fear that stretches out far and wide like a growing shadow.
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The fear of failure never really goes away Failure is scary, but the fear of not trying was always more intimidating for Ferrell.
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Fear and paranoia The disappearances and arrests have certainly struck fear into the heart of the small Chinese dissident exile community in Thailand.
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So the brain associates encountering the thing you're afraid of with the fear response, which makes your brain think the fear is justified.
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But Ignacio's worst fear is that his family could be deported separately to Guatemala, a place they fear and no longer call home.
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"Your greatest fear is being unlovable, and my greatest fear is breaking your heart," she confesses when forced to be vulnerable or else.
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"In an effort to erase the fear psychosis in the public, tax officers are now going through a fear psychosis themselves," he said.
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Fear the Walking Dead With only three episodes to go in its second season, "Fear the Walking Dead" is solidly in its homestretch.
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"I have to look that fear in the eye and say 'I know you're here fear, but I have to keep moving ahead.'"
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"In an effort to erase the fear psychosis in the public, tax officers are now going through a fear psychosis themselves," he said.
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Fear of failure (or even fear of success) often prevents you from taking action and putting your creation out there in the world.
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" He told the audience: "My fear is that — and I know addiction — and my fear is that people who don't change, they die.
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"My fear of that possibility is far greater than my fear of jail," said Johnston in a statement posted by Climate Direct Action.
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FOMO, or Fear of Missing Out, is the the fear that we might miss something, or the feeling of regret that comes afterward.
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Because we now fear the worst, we also stand in fear of the lawful means the Constitution provides to address profound presidential failure.
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"We had fear of missing out in January and now we have fear of getting caught on the wrong side of the market."
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Nothing to fear, but fear itself: Late Monday, May 22, there was a terrorist attack at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England.
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And as for fear: Being mindful in the Buddhist sense would mean being so aware of fear that you're not ruled by it.
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The underlying reason for this is a general fear of drama, and a particular fear of fracturing the ever-more-fragile governing coalition.
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"I think people are getting sick of the climate of fear—fear of being judged for saying what's on your mind," says Civorelli.
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For my brother-in-law, the fear of not saving someone from an active shooter is greater than his fear of getting shot.
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It's one thing to fear getting into an accident on the road; it's another to fear calamity hundreds of feet in the air.
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Fear of gun control is a powerful determinant of gun sales; that fear is stoked when a mass shooting receives tremendous national attention.
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Fear of a user backlashThe caution towards opening smart speakers to ads more broadly is likely due to a fear of annoying users.
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So I used to fear my kids getting overweight, but of course that fear was derived from a worldview dating back to 1989.
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Loss aversion actually threatened the repeal effort on two fronts: voters' fear of losing their coverage, and lawmakers' fear of losing their seats.
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Their stories variously told of their fear of being dismissed, fear of repercussions, self-blame or a desire to forget and move on.
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And the CNNBusiness Fear & Greed Index, which looks at the VIX and several other indicators of market sentiment, plunged into Extreme Fear mode.
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I can only hope that someday Americans will get over their fear of the foreign and stop electing leaders who exploit that fear.
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Signs of pain and fear are everywhere; most of the people affected declined to give their full names for fear of government retribution.
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Horror movies show us what we fear, and what we fear typically goes hand in hand with what kinds of laws we pass.
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Fear is very front and center, and so when the fear part of our brain is aroused, it tends to muffle our rationality.
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I also knew that the most fundamental of them is fear — the fear that Donald Trump wants us to feel about one another; the very real fear that too many in this country live under; and the fear we sometimes feel when it comes to doing the right thing, especially when it runs counter to what is politically convenient or popular.
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Huggins had a fear of violating his duty to the state: either a heartfelt fear of doing wrong, born of the desire to do right, or a fear of the inner torment or external disgrace he would experience were he to do wrong.
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The people who Trump is trying to say should fear criminals instead have learned to be afraid of politicians who incite fear of criminals.
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"What is driving gold is fear of these tariffs and the fear of China retaliating," said Michael Matousek, head trader at U.S. Global Investors.
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I never took that fear for granted, of seeing a cop or someone of power, and now to have that fear flood back again.
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While Bajda believes that fear is a healthy emotion for breaking barriers and personal advancement, he also thinks that unwarranted fear is not beneficial.
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My fear of statues, like my fear of holes (it's called trypophobia, please don't Google it), is not anything I feel compelled to address.
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"We had to take the children away for fear they would be the next victims," she said, asking for anonymity for fear of reprisals.
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If you block the pathway leading from the auditory cortex to the amygdala, fear-inputs still manage to get through and form fear-memories.
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They say the only thing to fear is fear itself, and that's exactly what happened in the markets this week, according to one strategist.
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More results: 41% of Americans fear having their home burglarized when they're not home, and 41% fear having their car stolen or broken into.
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There's also a drumbeat of fear coming from people who, in some cases, have legitimate concerns, and in many cases are just propagating fear.
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"We go to sleep in fear, and we wake up in fear," said Fatima Alghloubzari, 54 who tried to join the protest on Saturday.
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They do not dictate or force, they merely help us think about which dangers we should fear and how to respond to our fear.
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"The surgical procedures are done out of a fear of the non-binary; fear of non-binary bodies and non-binary genders," they explain.
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It offers insight into the true nature of the right's fear of immigration, and shows the extent to which that fear has been normalized.
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"People have some real fear about what the future holds for them, and some real fear about what lurks down the street," he said.
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This last anxiety suggests that white people's fear of African-Americans was, and may well be, a fear of their own conscience and sins.
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Fear of failure (or even fear of success) often prevents us from taking an action and putting our creation out there in the world.
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I promise you that LGBT people have nothing to fear, but to LGBT Left groups that understand fear equals fundraising, civic decency be damned.
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The answer, if past is prologue, is fear -- although maybe not the same fear that has driven past booms in gun and ammo sales.
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The most fundamentally important fact about North Korea's nuclear program is that it is born out of fear — fear, specifically, of the United States.
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Yet to have him assuage my fear of judgment by asking that he fear judgment would destroy the part of him I love most.
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"My fear is that — and I know addiction — and my fear is that people who don't change, they die," Strawberry said at the time.
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For Jeannette Walls, the fear of not telling her personal story was greater than the fear of the world judging her for her past.
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That's why we don't speak up — for fear of suffering twice, and for fear of being labeled and characterized by our moment of powerlessness.
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But while Christian believers should fear that they will do something wrong, populist voters constantly fear that others will do something wrong to them.
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The difficulty is quieting the fear that I may get very sick compounded by the fear that everyone I love is also at risk.
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That confusion turned to fear and then chaos, as seen in video from above, but police quickly announced that there was nothing to fear.
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Under current law, people who claim fear of persecution in their home countries are entitled to what is known as a credible fear interview.
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The monetization of fear, and the weaponization of fear, and how a channel like Fox News is really making money off stoking people's fears.
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To whom it should concern, Your fear that my better tomorrow will be the tomorrow that will undermine you ... is not a noble fear.
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"There is also a fear of change that a skilled demagogue can tap into by focusing on the fear of the other," he said.
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In one of our ads, we told the story that parents fear, that I fear -- the story of a text message from a child.
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It's fashion FOMO, the fear of missing out, and more so, the fear of being perceived as someone on the outskirts of the industry.
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We now know that one of the reasons they don't come forward is out of fear — fear that doing so would hurt their career.
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He sensed not just dislike, he said, but also fear — a fear so extreme that it suggested some of the characteristics of a phobia.
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At first, I didn't know if I should; looking at myself this closely fills me with fear, but I'm tired of living in fear.
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We recognize that these attacks use destruction as a means of instilling fear, with the fear meant to cause us to capitulate to demands.
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The most fundamentally important fact about North Korea's nuclear program is that it was born out of fear — specifically, fear of the United States.
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Fear of going through this whole process and it not working out, fear of letting someone into my life after being independent for so long, fear of potentially falling in love and getting hurt … it was all so much that I started to cry.
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Similarly, a line from President Franklin Roosevelt's 1933 inaugural address, to a nation paralyzed in the economic fear of the Great Depression, has endured its original meaning because "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself" speaks to the psychology of all panic.
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Yet, for me and for many women like me, being lesbian today means living in fear of discovery and in fear of not being liked.
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"I was living with fear and with a complex and was just full of fear," Galvan told the outlet, through a translator, of enduring neurofibromatosis.
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" One of the techniques outlined in the Field Manual is the "Emotional Fear-Down Approach" where the interrogator "mitigates existing fear in exchange for cooperation.
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You can get people to work for you out of fear, but they're not going to do their best work for you out of fear.
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I think people often misread that as a species of strength, but its true origin is fear — deep, pre-verbal fear, down in the brainstem.
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First, Jeb acknowledged the fear many Americans feel, and blamed Obama for that fear—these people, he seemed to imply, form Trump's base of support.
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Thuraissigiam applied for asylum, citing fear of persecution in Sri Lanka, and an asylum officer determined he had not established a credible fear of persecution.
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We get curious about how that fear works and why it's so much more severe than fear of something deadlier such as, say, car crashes.
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The tension between the two, the fear of loss and the fear of doing less well than one's neighbor, drives much behavior in financial markets.
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When it comes to VR, FON (fear of nausea) and FOLLAD (fear of looking like a dork) are at least as potent as FOMO, IMO.
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When President Franklin D. Roosevelt famously said, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself," he could not have foreseen today's Republican Party.
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For every portrait in his series "States of Fear," he asks the person he's photographing a simple question: What is your greatest fear or concern?
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Wall Street often refers to it as the fear gauge because it is considered a reliable proxy for the amount of fear in the markets.
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Fear of being misunderstood is now secondary to fear of being alone in your passions—something cautious veterans seem not to grasp the value of.
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And if he can use fear of Muslim immigrants to garner LGBT votes, then he could use fear of LGBT people to garner homophobic votes.
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Later on in the album he says people fear him "more than they fear God," and that doesn't seem like he's bragging, but rather lamenting.
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After that initial stage, other types of emotional reactions surface—anger, fear of going back home, or the fear of never getting your house back.
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In politics, our fear of death is surrounded by moral obligations, authorizing us to act on that fear in certain situations and not in others.
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Is courage a severe duty requiring us to continue fighting in the face of our fear, or a cultivated ethos, subduing our fear of death?
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Fat Underground provided just that, asserting that America's cultural fear of fat was rooted in its fear of powerful women, particularly their sensuality and sexuality.
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"The only fear in this market is the fear of missing out," said Dennis Dick, a proprietary trader at Bright Trading LLC in Las Vegas.
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It's not the fear that the Suharto regime will knock on your door and take you away, it's the fear of being labeled a Communist.
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From the fear exploited by the Trump campaign, and now the fear being perpetrated by the Trump/Pence administration, very real danger is being created.
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"I think there is a lot of fear within those communities of law enforcement interdiction or fear of deportation," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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They shame themselves when they stoke fear and make people fear that they have to bend to the will of the government or face consequences.
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"Perhaps you've heard the phrase, 'It's better to live a few days in rebellion and fear than to live a lifetime in fear,'" David says.
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In The Silence of the Lambs, Clarice Starling's fear is a bit like the fear felt by Ripley in Alien or Laurie Strode in Halloween.
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I think the fear and the legitimate fear of the people of Flint is that a certain point the TV cameras and CNN will disappear.
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It's not just a fear of being inappropriate by putting one's mouth on her mouth, nor a fear of putting hands on a female chest.
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"There are reasons to fear this technology when it works, and there are reasons to fear this technology when it doesn't work," Mr. Stanley said.
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Now, the only thing keeping Sonia alive was the fear of death, and things had gotten so bad lately that even that fear seemed small.
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Any successful terror attack is going to elicit fear, but fear is intensified when the consequences of the attack are not minimized and managed effectively.
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Governments wouldn't fear that they'd need to maintain a positive relationship with the Libra Association for fear of their currency being ejected from the basket.
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Bloch, who grew up in the aftermath of the Holocaust, was taught to fear Germans, and many Palestinians she speaks with fear an Israeli occupation.
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Santa Fe is a town where a fear of hurricanes usually outweighs a fear of homicides, and residents seemed shocked by the scene that unfolded.
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She found that many of these women's lives were dominated by fear, but years of physical and verbal abuse had transformed that fear into anger.
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Fear of the unknown and making the wrong decision ends in post-purchase dissonance; bad brands introduces dissonance, while a good brand attenuates this fear.
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Extreme greed is back The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index is flashing "extreme greed," a reversal from the "extreme fear" gripping markets a year ago.
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That report has since been credibly called into question, but the fear remains — fear that the U.S. is more than happy to take advantage of.
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If bigotry is a result of fear and not ignorance, then to me that becomes the medium through which to dispel fear of the other.
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"At this moment, when there's so much fear in the country and there's so much fear across the world, we need American leadership," he said.
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Besides fear of coercion, I have concern about those who down the drug prematurely out of fear of one day being unable to self-administer.
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"We don't want to live in a world of fear, and we're always going to choose love and compassion over fear and hate," she said.
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So one potential way to counter that is by stoking a related fear of primary challenges — making them fear the primary more than the general.
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This means that, soon enough, investors are going to give in to the other fear in the market: Fear of the market going up without them.
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"I tried to express to him how much fear there is -- how much fear there is in communities all over this city," de Blasio told reporters.
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But, if your fear of death is greater than a general fear of the unknown, you might not benefit from this aspect of past life therapy.
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According to data released Wednesday, 8,969 detainees had passed either a credible fear or reasonable fear interview administered by US Citizenship and Immigration Services asylum officers.
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"My greatest fear for my children is that, in any way, they will ever fear being who they want to be and feel stifled," she says.
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But when the threat is in our heads — and when it's partially driven by residual fear from 15 years ago — alleviating the fear becomes much harder.
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"I feel some fear, and to be honest this fear has grown but I will try to keep up my support (for the protests)," said Statov.
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I think that fear gets in the way, and now we know what fear looks like, and people who are awake to it will create change.
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Therapists have been using VR therapy to treat arachnophobia, fear of flying, fear of public speaking, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) for about 20 years.
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This can come from a fear of having others think our ideas are lame, or a fear that if we initiate, no one will show up.
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I come back to that initial fog of fear that once threatened to blind me, and I think of the light that burned the fear away.
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List the other things they're against, they're against ... it's fear, it's based in fear, it's based in you're losing out, it's based in you're getting less.
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Another word, khawfun, seems to indicate fear in a more negative sense, the kind of dread from which well-founded fear of God can rescue us.
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I think it was Louis de Bernières who said writing begins when our fear of doing nothing at all outweighs our fear of doing it badly.
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"The only thing we have to fear is fear itself" is a classic of American oratory notwithstanding the fact that it was not, strictly speaking, accurate.
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But ultimately I saw myself faced with two options: Numbing the fear, or building up the joy and love that are even greater than the fear.
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If the problem is that Republican legislators fear a primary challenge from the right, the solution is to make them fear a challenge from the center.
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The boys' intertwining first-person narratives give voice to their fear and isolation, a fear so deep they are afraid they will even lose one another.
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Whether you fear asking that attractive person out on a date or asking your boss for a raise, the fear of rejection could keep you stuck.
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Even the amygdala, which we are told to associate with fear, was shown to increase in fear experience studies, but only in a quarter of them.
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Stuck between his sexual desire and the fear of his own mortality, his screaming face is one of anxiety, fear, and maybe a touch of panic.
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And the medium of Arnold's time—colored by the fear of outsiders, fear of invasions, and awe of technology, just like today—was fertile ufological ground.
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The real fear that Cesar Sayoc Jr. is accused of spreading was distracting from the fake fear Trump was spreading to spur Republicans to the polls.
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"Talking about being fearless covers up where people really are with fear," says Dr. Kerry Ressler, director of the Neurobiology of Fear Laboratory at McLean Hospital.
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I'm with Sam in that I fear most of these days' news cycles; what a pleasure to be reminded that people working together can vanquish fear.
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"This is a mass community disaster, but it is also a little bit like terrorism in that the fear component is there, ongoing fear," Newman said.
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"At this moment, when there's so much fear in the country, and there's so much fear across the world, we need American leadership," Mr. Biden said.
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"Fear presides over these memories, a perpetual fear," is how the novel, which is written from the point of view of the fictionalized Philip Roth, begins.
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But fear of the disease's progressing competes with the fear many have of going to a government-run facility, knowing that they came from opposition areas.
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" In 1933, another New Yorker, Franklin D. Roosevelt, uttered a recognizable, and more inspiring, inauguration phrase: "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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Austin's weeks of 'collective fear' Austin Mayor Steve Adler said the city's "collective fear and anxiety" was growing as the bomber carried the string of bombings.
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They fear -- and will continue to fear -- repatriation in Myanmar because of the onslaught of violence that they experienced last year and in previous violent episodes.
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NO FEAR Another signal of the rising market confidence was the CBOE VIX equity volatility index, the so-called fear gauge, subsiding to seven-month lows.
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"Germany is terribly regulated, for reasons which have to do with the past, with a fear of uncertainty, a fear of being overwhelmed," Mr. Kornblum said.
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Anti-trafficking charities fear the number is much higher with many cases going unreported as survivors fear stigma and retribution from traffickers if they file complaints.
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I saw parts of the city, and wandered, but I was mostly taken in by fear — fear of going to the wrong neighborhood (the massive riots in the banlieues had only happened a few months prior) and fear of completely getting lost and never making it back.
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My full list of fears can feel endless: the countries I haven't traveled for fear of what could happen there, recreational drugs I never tried for fear of permanent effects, the things I didn't say for fear of how they'll be received…the list goes on.
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Once an individual is apprehended at the border, and expresses a fear of returning to their country, they trigger what's called a "credible fear" interview before a trained asylum officer, at which point the individual has to demonstrate a credible fear in order to avoid expeditious removal.
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That means that just as it took bravery for Jinx to overcome their fear and reveal their true ghost form, it took bravery for Momo to overcome her fear of ghosts from last year's ghost attack, and look past that fear to see a friend in need.
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Then there were the questions I was too afraid to ask, for fear of sounding judgmental, or of instilling fear in friends who may not know, themselves.
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"This fear that robots have eliminated jobs—this fear is not supported by the evidence so far," the World Bank's Chief Economist, Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg, told Bloomberg.
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But I understand fear and I understand that what people fear they often turn away from and put down, but once they know better, they do better.
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While the fear in The Handmaid's Tale is about a repressive, controlling regime, the fear in Children of Men is about a world that in utter disarray.
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To that point, CNNMoney's Fear and Greed Index, which measures seven indicators of market sentiment, is currently registering levels of "Extreme Fear" like those recorded in 2008.
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"It's easy to poison the well in the sense that once you install fear in someone's mind it's very difficult to get that fear removed," O'Leary said.
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"We come at night to prove to the occupation that we do not fear your weapons, they should fear us," said one 20143-year-old Gazan undergraduate.
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He was too young to understand why he was running, but he understood fear, and he saw that fear every day on the face of his mother.
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A minimal level of fear is implied in any system of law, and the liberalism of fear does not dream of an end of public, coercive government.
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Her fear of negotiating seems to be more a fear of not living up to her role as the "good immigrant," which is basically just a stereotype.
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"If a fear or a phobia is the result of a learning experience, then it also means you can somehow learn not to fear anymore," Kindt explained.
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Gulfo said FDA's concern for drug safety has ballooned into fear — fear of getting yelled at for not approving drugs fast enough or approving them too quickly.
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Absolutely. But even in situations where officers genuinely fear for their lives, that fear is nearly impossible to disentangle from racial bias and ignorance of mental illnesses.
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We fear people exhibiting visible signs of mental illness precisely because we don't talk about it, and it's human nature to fear what is unfamiliar to us.
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Does Ted Cruz' family fear him, in the way which you would fear a family member only if you knew them to be a killer of teens?
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If the idea of Donald Trump becoming the next U.S. president is your biggest fear, then fear no more as a Canadian island is offering you shelter.
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" Immelt spoke about his career at General Electric and the lessons he learned, telling the audience that to be a strong leader "don't transfer fear, absorb fear.
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Fear of a robot invasion is the obverse of fear of an immigrant invasion, a partisan coin: heads, you're worried about robots; tails, you're worried about immigrants.
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France: First and foremost, the fear of the studio was no longer a fear when I learnt that I didn't have to be anybody that I wasn't.
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The fear of black people is often normalized and the abuse of black people in contact with the police is justified under the cloak of this fear.
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Once the algorithm has its fear patterns acquired, they can be used to deprogram the specific fears by associating positive rewards with the fear-associated colored lines.
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Similarly, a 2014 study found that participants with a fear of public speaking found that fear lessened when their virtual body did not have their own face.
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"The Ash Family" draws on literary conventions about extremist religious cults, but replaces the fear of eternal damnation with an ecological fear of a hell on earth.
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And of course there's fear around accessing those resources, not only for repercussions on immigrant status but also the fear of removal of the children once again.
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They do not fear immigrants as much as they fear the fact that they can't afford housing or taking care of their parents once they get old.
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But "The Lavender Scare" is about how the fear of Communism and the fear of homosexuality became entwined and conflated, fusing into a new beast of oppression.
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She explains the culture of silence that has existed around them: for black people, out of fear, and for white people, out of shame and perhaps fear.
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"I have been taught my whole life to fear aging, to fear changes to my body and to the way the world will perceive me," she said.
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" Even in America, there is fear within the refugee community, fear of the young men among them "who had learned about violence from growing up in wartime.
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But as the men sing of their fear of the evil Pizare, their exhortations to be quiet are set to music that is completely devoid of fear.
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Like a fear of masks, a fear of clowns stems from the obscuring of the face, according to Corrie Ackland, clinical director at the Sydney Phobia Clinic.
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Austin's weeks of 'collective fear' Austin Mayor Steve Adler said the city's "collective fear and anxiety" was growing as the bomber carried out the string of attacks.
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During a credible fear interview, asylum-seekers must prove there is a significant possibility that they have a well-founded fear of persecution in their home country.
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The Great Recession was, in my belief, the Big Con — a downturn predicated on the only thing there was at the time to fear, namely fear itself.
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Buying a condom can be a shameful experience; younger people fear the humiliation of being carded, and others fear the judgment of getting caught preparing for sex.
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We need more Americans to speak up and speak out against activists and government officials whose fear of science outweighs their fear of deadly viruses like Zika.
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"Right now, there's a tug-of-war between the fear of missing out and the fear of getting caught," said Tom Martin, senior portfolio manager at Globalt.
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But victims don't report sexual assault for a variety of reasons, including fear that law enforcement won't take them seriously -- a fear that research has borne out.
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Those in the north say they fear a Russian invasion — a fear their friends in the south call pure paranoia and a centuries-old hatred of Russia.
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For many in urban communities throughout the country, the fear of losing their children merely walking to and from school or playing outside is a legitimate fear.
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When you hear President Franklin D. Roosevelt's fabled assertion in a radio broadcast that there is "nothing to fear but fear itself," the words ring unsettlingly hollow.
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As she pointed out during the talk, internet users have ceded control to centralized institutions out of fear—fear that any one of the 20,000 people at Def Con might compromise their system, fear that applications might not work right if they're not backed by a stringent, tamper-free user agreement, fear that the person on the other side of the monitor might not be who they say they are.
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"At some point, someone has to stand up and in the face of fear of Fox News, fear of their base, fear of mean tweets, stand up for the values of this country and not slink away into retirement but stand up and speak the truth," Comey said.
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For example, only 38 percent of those who saw a fear face alone, posed by Martin Landau, perceived it as "fear" (56 percent perceived the facial expression as surprise), while 66 percent who read the scenario alone or saw the face in the context of the scenario perceived fear.
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Above: 'The Shattering' screenshot courtesy of Super Sexy Software/Deck13 Interactive "The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown," so reads the opening line of HP Lovecraft's perennial 1927 essay "Supernatural Horror in Literature".
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This fear plagued my mind—a fear that they might think I was cynically using my illness to benefit myself, or that I am oversharing something very private.
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If fear drives more voters to support Trump, as the data suggests happened in South Carolina, then Trump's support is only limited by the extent of that fear.
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McCrory's coalition of voters was baited by fear of same-sex marriage, much as Trump appealed to our fear of immigrants, Muslims and protesters in this year's campaign.
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In my mind, holding back because of the fear of escalation or the fear of that reaction—all that means is we're not going to get anything done.
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You can't fall asleep when you're huffing like a sled dog, but insomniacs fear bedtime, and fear raises breathing rate, and that makes it hard to fall asleep.
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Some Americans may fear immigration in the abstract, but it's hard to fear your neighbors if you know them, and in many places undocumented people are just that.
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When a cat "doesn't like" someone often the root of that feeling or behavior is fear, and that fear is often just due to lack of positive exposures.
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What used to be a fear of missing out on the next big thing has given way to a fear of what the next big thing hath wrought.
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Right before I hit "Post," I have a small moment of fear, but experience has taught me that if I fear it, it's the right thing to do.
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Seymour said the team realized that volunteers' brains still showed signs of that specific fear memory, even when they were resting and not consciously aware of the fear.
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These studies suggest that someday, a single dose of a drug, combined with exposure to your fear at the right moment, could free you of that fear forever.
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It's a fear compounded of a deep uncertainty which has settled on British society, a fear that there are vast problems in the world, but they are unsolvable.
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"It's not just the violence that they've caused, it's the fear, the immeasurable fear that our children live in because they are still on our streets," Swalwell said.
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I'd observed how fear can be so poisonous, how people can be emotionally manipulated at a time of great tragedy, how their fear can be taken advantage of.
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I was sick of living in fear, of having so many negative thoughts about my future, and having that fear affect the way I was living my life.
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Related A Demented Trading Bot Tweets Absurdist Market Advice These Intimate Photos Will Make You Rethink Your Fear of Robots Ex Machina | Examining Our Fear of Artificial Intelligence
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Miranda's fear is one that may not be chic to have anymore, but I realized from my reaction it's also a fear that hasn't fully gone away, either.
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" Sky, 64, Palm Springs, California "I think the greatest fear for me is the greatest fear for anybody who's in a couple, that my partner will pass away.
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We found fear of new gun laws under Obama contributed to fear of the government, growth of the movement, and to the degree of hostility toward government employees.
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If one consequence of Facebook was FOMO, a fear of missing out, then a "Facebook for work" may encourage something more like FONW: a fear of not working.
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They tend to lack stable family or work in their communities, are often paid in cash, and can fear reporting crimes to the police for fear of deportation.
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Fear of danger, too, easily becomes fear of those who are mentally ill and to the illusion that by isolating such people, we can preserve our own safety.
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CNNMoney's Fear & Greed Index is indicating "extreme fear" in the markets as investors realize that central banks around the world -- especially China -- are powerless to bail them out.
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To stem these challenges from below, elites must perform a delicate alchemy, fusing the nation's fear of its enemies with their own fear of movements for domestic reform.
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This is the third in a series of five posts this week on fear in the age of Trump, drawn from Fear: The History of a Political Idea.
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Robert Bartholomew, a sociologist at New Zealand's Botany College, told The Guardian that the fear over clowns comes from two things: a fear of otherness and social media.
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Elites also fear loss, and victims hope for gain, and as the economist's notion of opportunity costs attests, the hope of gain often informs the fear of loss.
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Most of us, however, make decisions about what to fear and how we respond to fear with the help of trusted intimates and advisers, Hobbes's teachers and preachers.
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This is the first in a series of five posts this week on fear in the age of Trump, drawn from Fear: The History of a Political Idea.
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Does no one else remember the fear of nuclear war that would certainly result, many of the fear mongers proclaimed, if Ronald Reagan were elected president in 1980?
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They are better at recognizing when other people are afraid, and the areas in their brains associated with fear react more strongly when they see others in fear.
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If there's that level of fear arising from this rhetoric in those cities, we believe the fear level in other places is likely to be a lot higher.
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I may have been the only second grader that knew Franklin Delano Roosevelt's words of "there is nothing to fear, but fear itself" from his first inaugural address.
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"But there wasn't that fear, an amnesia of terror," he said — and quashing that fear is what he believes is a vital step to doing something about nukes.
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Tremble in fear, cower, bow in the presence of a living God, fear me, I will dunk on you if given half a chance, grey hairs be damned.
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When fear fuels violence and violence proliferates fear, against all that have reduced humankind to vicious specificities, it is to this one sign that we must inevitably return.
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Even so, he admitted to me a fear of misrepresenting issues in the ways that journalism often does, a fear which he counters with empathy and exhaustive research.
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"I think that idea that you can't show any fear in front of these little monsters has translated into the ring as, like, 'Never show fear,'" she says.
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And never have we seen the fear that millions of health care workers around the world feel about being infected by the virus -- justified fear we must address.
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We realize that after the preface it becomes the Middle Ages that Greenblatt presents as gripped with anxiety about death, living in obsessive fear, an ignorant, superstitious fear.
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On the ground near these dioramas was an eerie sculpture of an abandoned, screaming baby in beeswax, with a "Fear Nothing But Fear" pin clamped on its chest.
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This is a Republican base governed by fear, and it has found its perfect apostle in Trump — a man who sells fear, gorges on it, bathes in it.
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I think, rather, that in America the fear of the word "communism" is tied to a fear of the word "capitalism," another no-go word in polite discourse.
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As politicians use terror and fear to get elected all over the world, they love a show like ours to some degree, because it can help generate fear.
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The fear of the future is the same sort of irrational fear that made medieval Germans put sculptures of mythical creatures on the western facade of their cathedrals.
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" Asked how much of a connection he sees between the fundamentalist doctrine of fear and the current political climate, Harris replied: "Fear is easily manipulated by political leaders.
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Maybe you suffer from fear of the number 13, a phobia famously called triskaidekaphobia — or specifically fear of Friday the 13th, which is less famously known as paraskevidekatriaphobia.
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This extra fear factor seals the trope as basically a giant metaphor for xenophobia: fear of a faceless Other, a literal foreign element entering your self-contained domain.
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You put barriers up, and there's an element of FOMO, but ultimately a lot of the time it's a fear of vulnerability or a fear of being hurt.
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That's a fear that has long animated the right when it comes to immigration, and it is a fear that conservative media is all too eager to inflame.
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On top of the fear of having to have the awkward, intimate coming-out conversation with my family and the fear of my identity being co-opted by some gay stereotype, there was this new, extra fear of losing my best friend and the person I'd hoped would love me back.
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There are a lot of very good reasons those women might be reluctant to report it, no matter how "strong" they are — fear of professional retaliation, fear of losing their job or career, or fear of the social stigma and victim-blaming that so often follows when women come forward.
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Working moms are dealt a double case of FOMO: fear of missing out on our careers if we don't "lean in" (or fear of not making rent), combined with the fear of missing the childhood milestones like a baby's first word, a kid's first home run, or a teenager's first heartbreak.
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Indeed, very close to the essence of all the monotheistic faiths is the proposition that fear of God (not cowering terror but awe, reverence, a sense of humanity's smallness) is the only fear worth feeling; and that to live, appropriately, in that sort of fear can drive away all other kinds.
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I've noticed that these thoughts tend to run in a loop—that their contents dwell on similar themes: fear of not getting something I want, fear of losing something I have, and most frequently, the fear of not being enough (coupled with self-destructive ideas about how to remedy that).
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Mr. Gribkoff acknowledges the irrational fear of Muslims; if people would properly inform themselves about the true threats to American lives — which include our own health issues, as Dr. Ahmad stated — rather than play into the fear-mongering media, they would understand just how irrational their fear of Muslims is.
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The fear that the Soviets will assimilate us is also a fear that our nightmare vision of Soviet deindividuation is, in fact, simply a reflection of our own culture.
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"I tried to express to him how much fear there is - how much fear there is in communities all over this city," the mayor told reporters outside Trump Tower.
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" Or former President's Franklin D. Roosevelt's statement during his first inaugural address, "Let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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Some law-enforcement officials fear that the new law will spread fear and consternation in their communities, and opponents to the law have vowed to fight it in court.
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There was enough fear in the Muslim community, and if there was abuse going on at home, it created even more fear in the hearts of women and children.
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While science has shown again and again that there's no reason to fear eclipses, that doesn't stop some outlets—including the aptly-named End Times Headlines—from fear-mongering.
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But I can relate to the sentiment because of my fear that this whole movie is woefully scientifically inaccurate and my curiosity as to whether that fear is founded.
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Why it mattered: This series of conversations explored why Americans fear driverless cars, how that fear could be mitigated, and the potential consequences of delaying AV innovation and policy.
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"This meant that we'd been able to reduce the fear memory without the volunteers ever consciously experiencing the fear memory in the process," Koizumi said in the press release.
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I do feel like this daily hostility that Trump shows toward the press, and this fear, real fear, has sparked good journalism and reminded people what they're there for.
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Abrahamic religions don't fear anything but the devil; they're not going to fear the indigenous person or the pagan, because they already conquered the pagan and the indigenous person.
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I have a coming-out story that's probably very similar to lots of people who are my age: fear of being rejected, fear of losing your family and friends.
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Given what you and Senator Sanders are proposing, an expanding government in almost every area of our lives, is it fair for Americans who fear government to fear you?
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The classical fear of the nuclear attack is the fear that the President or both houses of Congress would be destroyed in a single sweep that decapitates the country.
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They fall into two camps: those who fear that an Article V convention will do what its advocates want it to, and those who fear that it will not.
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The bottom line: Three decades later, it's clear that China's leaders still fear the Chinese people and what they might want more than they fear any threat from abroad.
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In the third season, which aired in 2016, Eubanks addressed her fear of having children, even meeting with a therapist to try to understand her fear of having kids.
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And his big fear was not necessarily drugs, but his fear was what if a terrorist could come into the country just on a regular visa like a vacation?
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" I think it was Baron Vaughn, who I had on my podcast, who said, "Anxiety is the fear of the future, and depression is the fear of the past.
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Social media helped remodel white supremacy into a more palatable ideology centered on fear of the other and a desire for "law and order" that caters to that fear.
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My fear – and we've been talking about retirement in America – my fear is we're starting to – people coming to terms with what they have an inadequacy in their retirement.
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But one of the critical explorations in the book—the micro-politics of fear, how fear is lived and leveraged in everyday life—got almost no attention at all.
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Opponents fear that e-cigarettes are dangerous products that could be used by tobacco companies to addict a new generation of children to nicotine, and, they fear, to cigarettes.
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And I do want to make the change — if there's one thing I fear more than failure, it's a lifetime of anxiety attacks stemming from my fear of failure.
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It was right after the twin terrorist attacks in Brussels, and politicians in the capital had just canceled a protest march against fear, out of fear of more attacks.
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But investors are still worried: The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index, a measure of market sentiment, has shown signs of Extreme Fear in the market for the past month.
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Now, if Middle Eastern countries fear contagion from Syria's civil war, so, too, do many European countries fear infection by the British referendum to withdraw from the European Union.
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"There's been this investor fear and Wall Street fear that these [drug companies] want these high prices and access is a problem and then nobody wins," the analyst said.
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It was based on the doctrine of "reasonable fear," meaning if prosecutors or jurors believed officers had a reason to fear for their safety, they could use lethal force.
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People do not fear the commonplace: they fear communities which often keep themselves apart and whose radicals justify violence by pointing to the Western military interventions in Muslim states.
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She wanted the women to make the men of the colony feel fear in their bones, fear of being attacked, of being killed, of being tortured or egregiously violated.
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The health care lobby has been too strong, successfully playing on the public's fear of change and the fear of too many incumbent politicians of crossing a powerful lobby.
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Two opposing fears are holding back the move to token-networks: a fear of the absence of governance on one side and a fear of regulation on the other.
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If, say, someone gets rid of their fear of cars following a car accident, they may re-experience PTSD fear if they return to the location of the accident.
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Of course, this could have more to do with a fear of the unknown and negative cultural tropes around aging than a fear of the big 3-0 itself.
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They fear professional consequences Numerous Weinstein accusers said they had long stayed quiet for fear of the consequences of challenging a man who held their career in his hands.
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"I'm not someone who likes to motivate through fear, inspire through fear, but there are lessons staring us right in the face when it comes to this," Gupta said.
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While hand sanitizer, washing hands, and keeping on top of hygiene is certainly a solution, widespread fear and fear mongering is having many people second-guessing leaving the house.
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In this case, it's a fear that seems to be substituting "video games" for a much deeper anxiety rooted in changing social norms and a fear of racial diversity.
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But she said she uses fear to motivate her: "I've used fear as a guiding light instead of a reason to turn off," she said in an Instagram post.
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Fear that I'll damage my hair with frequent appointments, and fear that the color won't stay fresh for long, rendering the endeavor a total waste of time and money.
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And while his first suicide attempt was about the fear of never finding love, his second fear, equally unwarranted, was that he was a complete failure as a provider.
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And the CNN Business Fear & Greed Index, which measures the VIX and six other gauges of investor sentiment, fell into Fear territory Friday for the first time since October.
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And the CNN Business Fear & Greed Index, which looks at the VIX and six other gauges of market sentiment, is now showing levels of Extreme Fear in the market.
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This isn't about truth and justice, it's about hatred and fear – hatred of this president and his policies, and fear that he will be reelected to a second term.
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Under Mr. Obama, and his like-minded predecessors, American foreign policy created plenty of fear among some of America's allies — fear that the United States would let them down.
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And she writes with appealing vulnerability and wistfulness about a fear she couldn't really get over—losing her mother, whose death galvanized Holland to start her fear-facing project.
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Ms. Ghanbari says she has seen many young Iranian women keeping things from their mothers not out of fear of retribution, but out of fear of misunderstanding or judgment.
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Jenni Russell LONDON — In Britain's universities, some half-million students have exchanged the fear and adrenaline of final examinations for the fear and adrenaline of starting their working lives.
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But the words play on a real fear — the fear of being mistaken for someone else, of becoming the enemy, of being one more person wrongfully arrested or killed.
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A sense of powerlessness is feeding the fear that is prompting investors to dump anything risky, which is in turn damaging economic prospects and reinforcing fear — a feedback loop.
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If customers fear their neighbors, and fear they might steal a package, customers are less likely to be mad at Amazon if they don't get a package they ordered.
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This is the reality for survivors of sexual assault: Our journey begins in fear and, for many of us, it continues in fear for the rest of our lives.
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There's a certain level of fear about what's going on, if this or that were to happen, but on the whole, there's not a hugely palpable sense of fear.
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"If you offer people the opportunity for gain against the fear of loss, the fear of loss is twice as psychologically powerful as the hope for gain," Miroff said.
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However, stoking fear — without context — does a disservice.
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Phobic disorders, as experts call them, include social anxiety disorder (essentially a fear of interacting with others), as well as specific phobias, like an overwhelming and irrational fear of spiders.
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This incident, according to The New Yorker editor David Remnick, created a fear that would stay with Putin for the rest of his life: a fear of a popular uprising.
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They fear that if they pass nothing, their base will destroy them, and they fear that if they pass the desultory quarter-measure they've concocted, the country will destroy them.
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"There is genuine fear for their lives, there is a fear that the group might execute them as it has done before in other areas," said SOHR director Rami Abdulrahamn.
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Research from other groups working in mice showed that MDMA increases "fear extinction," a decline in fear responses triggered by trauma, which appears to be critical for successful PTSD therapy.
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The basic idea is that when Dr. Kindt briefly exposed the subjects to the spider, she reactivated their fear, which made the fear memory susceptible to the influence of propranolol.
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Fear of holding hands is more pronounced among transgender people, with 81% saying they are very or somewhat afraid to hold hands publicly, and zero saying they have no fear.
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"The fear, your hope, my fear, your joy, my terror is..." ventured Jones, attempting to explain the significance of the voting set to take place in the next 24 hours.
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The overarching theme in the history of sex toys is that it's filled with male fear and regulation of them, though I'd note that not all cultures have this fear.
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"Surveys show that what women fear in men is violence, and what men fear in women is ridicule," Steinem said at an event for Ms. Foundation for Women Wednesday night.
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The aim was not so much to uncover the hidden source of a person's fear, but rather to help him reduce and manage his fear when he encountered a trigger.
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They are elements of a national border being put to unacceptable use as the result of a nativist moment of fear -- fear of exhausted resources, of dangerous "outsiders," and others.
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She says one of the reasons why victims hesitate to report sexual misconduct is fear—the fear of not getting support and of being re-victimized by the legal system.
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The credible fear interview has long been a relatively low bar; asylum seekers must simply establish that their fear of danger if they return to their home country is plausible.
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Sessions claims that credible fear reviews have "skyrocketed' and that many asylum seekers are taking advantage of the process by "saying a few simple words – claiming a fear of return.
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When we allow foreign or domestic terrorists, fear mongering politicians or TV talking heads, to shatter our assumptions in an overall benevolent world, we allow fear and hate to win.
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"In psychoanalytic terms, castration is a core fear that everyone experiences, if not the core fear," Dr. Vanessa Sinclair told me over email when I posed the question to her.
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I think this country does a great job of scaring people nowadays and that's really the way people control other people, through fear and they've created a lot of fear.
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Face the fear For many couples, avoiding money talks comes down to fear, said Ryan Sterling, a financial adviser and wealth coach at Future You Wealth in New York City.
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There's a fear that was very much the fear of a lot of kids at the time—of getting into trouble with authority and being sent off to juvenile hall.
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Campaign veterans in both parties fear the Russian example may set off a race to the bottom, in which candidates choose social media manipulation because they fear their opponents will.
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Mr. Hirsch said that although instilling a fear of disease can be a successful tool to prevent cigarette smoking, using fear to intercede with students already vaping does not work.
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"Right now, we are in a moment of great fear — great fear and great division," he said to a crowd that included JJ Abrams, Ted Danson and Lana Del Rey.
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index, which looks at seven measures of market sentiment, has plunged in the past week and is now not far from showing levels of fear.
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"The court rules that the article that punishes humiliating officials...is against the freedom of speech as one might fear to express themselves for fear of being prosecuted," Rugege said.
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In an initial screening — called a credible fear interview — immigrants must prove there is a significant possibility that they have a well-founded fear of persecution in their home country.
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The authors conclude: Decades ago, Roosevelt noted that fear can paralyze social change; here, we offer empirical support for his observation by showing that ameliorating fear can facilitate social change.
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" For start-ups entering into a relationship with a legacy company, Murray said fear can be your biggest downfall: "There's always the fear that this is going to change things.
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Polls have shown a rise in the number of Americans who fear terrorist incidents, with four in ten Americans saying that they fear being caught up in a mass shooting.
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But to see a major American figure with an unmatched platform use it to spread baseless fear — fear targeted at a marginalized and oft-slandered group of Americans — is terrifying.
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"An officer has to be in fear of death or serious bodily injury – then you can return that fear with deadly force," Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala told reporters.
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"People are going to begin living in fear and they'll be afraid to go to the grocery story in fear of getting pulled over, they'll be constantly looking over their shoulder and be afraid to contact the police in general for fear they're going to be asked for their documentation," she said.
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