They are fearful of outsiders, fearful of their wealth being taken away.
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Fearful of their egos being bruised, fearful that they will be wrong about something, fearful that other people will figure out who they really are.
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"I think investors are fearful, and fear is a powerful motivator – they're fearful we'll never be profitable, or they're fearful that competition will kill us or something like that," Spiegel said.
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Warren Buffett is fond of saying that he is fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.
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Trump supporters might be fearful of liberal college students, she says, but her students are fearful of Trump supporters too.
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"Be fearful when others are greedy; be greedy when others are fearful," goes one of Mr. Buffett's most famous aphorisms.
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You see what victims go through when they do speak out and women are fearful and men who are victims are fearful.
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This is where the now oft-cited quote, "Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful," comes from.
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So this idea that we're so fearful of starting a conflict with Russia, Russia is way more fearful of starting a conflict with us.
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MM: When you say things look sketchy, things look sketchy when we are fearful, and we are fearful when we have too little information.
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"A simple rule dictates my buying: Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful," Buffett wrote in the Times.
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The angrier and more fearful partisans are, the more of a market there is for media that makes them yet angrier and yet more fearful.
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The Buffett's saying comes true " Be Fearful When Others Are Greedy and Greedy When Others Are Fearful", then the first quarter is a greedy one for Buffett.
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"Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful," Mike Khouw told CNBC's "Fast Money " on Thursday, quoting the phrase coined by legendary investor Warren Buffett.
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"I was fearful of being tested positive, but I was fearful because I didn't understand what being tested positive means," the athlete tells Harry in their first-ever meeting.
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Or they simply called in a fearful way reflexively when another group member calls in fearful way, but don't actually experience the fear unless they encounter the threat as well?
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" According to the outlet, Kerr said that in the past, the Warriors "weren't fearful" of James' shooting ability but they "were fearful of his power and his penetration and his passing.
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If anything, Buffett, the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, is famous for the ultimate statement on dip buying: Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.
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" Some fearful flyers never board a plane, said Seif: "So for example, I've seen about 2,000 fearful flyers in my career, and 10% of these people have never flown at all.
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The investor psychology and why VCs aren't immune One of the most oft-repeated quotes about investing goes something like this: Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.
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Entering that road was so dark and I was fearful.
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I'd be more fearful of the way kids are now.
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We're a family of very neurotic Jews, we were fearful.
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Even though it's such a big country, it's very fearful.
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Many Chinese reprocessing firms are now fearful about the future.
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Illegal immigrants and their defenders are both fearful and perplexed.
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Was she fearful of future mentions of Bill Clinton's infidelity?
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Without saying it, they were saying that everyone was fearful.
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I am no longer fearful of not being 100% qualified.
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People were cowering, they were very fearful for their lives.
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I'm fearful of his lack of knowledge with foreign policy.
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Basically, negotiate from the beggar's manual with a fearful perspective.
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It will be fearful and closed and divisive and anxious.
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And people are, totally understandably, very fearful at the moment.
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As it was, Britt was fearful to let anyone in.
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"They all touch me because they are fearful," she says.
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Strangely enough, though, learning all this made me less fearful.
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These conditions resulted in citizens who were fearful and desperate.
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"You can't be fearful and grateful simultaneously," he told Ferriss.
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Behind the statistics are individuals – understandably fearful, but also hopeful.
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Louis said he's not as fearful of Trump these days.
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J Lo says she's fearful for herself and her twins.
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His finance minister also backed out, fearful of Shia gunmen.
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They were fearful, and that gave them a real rush.
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VICE: Why are our brains so predisposed to be fearful?
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Nikolai, fearful of being branded a golddigger, digs his heels.
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Look, I'm the first to be fearful about Donald Trump.
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People get so upset and fearful of jokes like this.
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Mr. Sanders and his campaign were clearly fearful that Mrs.
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Donham is painted as delicate and fearful for her life.
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I think they are disturbed and fearful for the country.
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Our advice to investors: be fearful when others are greedy.
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Disgusted on the marriage level, but fearful for our society.
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To put it another way: Are we fearful, instinctive reptiles?
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"I was fearful of doing that trick," White told reporters.
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Many also remain fearful of the privacy and legal concerns.
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Ed Royce, where Democrats are most fearful of a shutout.
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However, it's understandable that some in South Korea are fearful.
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People have been turned down for being fearful or clueless.
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Mary, its author, is lonely, fearful, orphaned and selectively mute.
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People are also avoiding air travel, fearful of getting sick.
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He'd spent the overnight hours alone, fearful of a robbery.
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He held a call with investors fearful about Wall Street.
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Farmers are fearful of an extended hit to their exports.
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People are sluggish, fearful, isolated, looking out only for themselves.
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"I don't feel fearful when I'm at school," he said.
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"At the beginning, I was scared and fearful," he said.
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But it left residents fearful of delivery drivers and packages.
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"I'm very fearful today, almost as much today as 1960."
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What new forms of surveillance did fearful white people instill?
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It acted because its people were understandably angry and fearful.
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The initial fearful reaction to Mr. Trump's election was understandable.
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Now they're fearful of the repercussions of what they did.
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It is a very tense, fearful time for many people.
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Fearful of discovery, she removed one of the balls herself.
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As we get older, we get fearful of new things.
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The Fed is more fearful of low than high inflation.
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Does it make you more fearful of robots or excited?
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Even my three children are fearful of what's to come.
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What he is not: fearful, because he has survived vahar'ai.
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There are lots of fearful nods, signs clutched in worry.
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To judge the effects of LSD on processing fearful stimuli, the tripping subjects were shown 10 images of people's faces that bore either a fearful or neutral expression while they were in the fMRI machine.
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Feeling fearful in the wake of a terrorist attack is normal.
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Republican lawmakers are increasingly fearful of a voter backlash in November.
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And sometimes people have been fearful of each other as well.
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"You need to be greedy when others are fearful," Farr said.
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And it's the unknown that Joy thinks people are fearful of.
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I was always fearful of putting myself too much out there.
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Conservatives, fearful of a nominee with an unknown record, were alarmed.
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The boy was seen crying and apparently fearful in the video.
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He describes an administration riven by scheming and fearful of calamity.
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Everything seemed designed to keep her dependent, tied down and fearful.
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"We're not gonna be fearful, but still, it hurts," Elevli said.
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She says many Vietnamese are too fearful to support a dissident.
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Is it because they saw the threat and also became fearful?
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But Democrats can't afford to be so fearful about impeachment proceedings.
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JUNTA CRITICS Some who remain in Laos say they are fearful.
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In fact, he looked fearful, like Mallory could actually hurt him.
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Local media talk of "herbivores" who are fearful of independent women.
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There's no reason to be paranoid or fearful at this time.
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The situation has left teachers fearful of being alone with students.
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Her counterpart in the House, meanwhile, sounded a similarly fearful note.
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Balfe plays Diane as more vulnerable and fearful, but equally determined.
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With my partners, I have always been fearful of being left.
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"Our community is always fearful about something like this," Khalaf said.
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If anything, he was actually known to be fearful of them.
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Other reviewers, likely fearful of social condemnation, turned a blind eye.
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Basically this obsession with success is a fearful way to live.
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Pastor Cleve May said church members were fearful this might happen.
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Their confused looks made him paranoid and fearful for his safety.
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He was also a bit fearful to go to the location.
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" Clinton said she understands why people are "frustrated and even fearful.
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They should be eligible for benefits, but are fearful about applying.
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How many women are victimized because we're fearful of appearing rude?
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Clinton voters were most fearful of corruption and eroding social values.
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Is he fearful that Republicans will lose the House in 2018?
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Are they more fearful than the facts say they should be?
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Koditschek was particularly fearful of the Nazi she was living with.
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But I guess people are fearful, and I'm sad about that.
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I completely understand if you're feeling uncertain, worried, or even fearful.
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It is to be irrationally fearful of foreigners, and proudly so.
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"I've become fearful to live my life," King told the newspaper.
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We cannot let America turn into a closed off, fearful country.
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It is also creating a generation of anxious and fearful parents.
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How fearful are you of the potential closure of public toilets?
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But if you are black, no, no you cannot be fearful.
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Many would-be travelers are "fearful at any price," Leff said.
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Most enter high school as non-swimmers, fearful of the water.
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CNN Business' Fear and Greed Index signaled investors were extremely fearful.
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Residents of Wuhan are still fearful, despite the ease in constraints.
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"He seems fearful of losing yet another attachment," Ms. Abbott said.
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Barris and his partners ditched the project, fearful of alienating employers.
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I wish I could say to these fearful people, guess what?
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You're always fearful, and what drives you isn't what you love.
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Mr. Juárez, new to the neighborhood, was fearful of its violence.
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International banks, fearful of U.S. restrictions, remain reluctant to get involved.
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As a result, parents are particularly fearful about following the advice.
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Fearful of losing their seats, centrists extracted these concessions from progressives.
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Undocumented immigrants fearful of President Trump's immigration crackdown are hiding out.
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Others are fearful of being traumatized yet again by police officers.
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The days of shivering, starving, and fearful settlers are long gone.
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"Donald Trump, fundamentally, is just fearful and pessimistic," he told CNN.
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Being fearful on this job is not a recipe for success.
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They are fearful, but many feel they have no other recourse.
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I trudged up the first three, fearful about Heartbreak just ahead.
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In those fearful days people were afraid to leave their apartments.
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"There are still so many other gay Hutterites who are living their lives in hiding, fearful of who they are, fearful of being 'outed' or disowned by their families, mistreated, and even excommunicated," said Tyrone Hofer.
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I don't think he's less fearful, or his supporters are less fearful, but you've got a bunch of people getting morally beaten up at the border and a lot of good people afraid for no reason.
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Once fearful, they said they were now hopeful, since conditions had improved.
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I hope her actions will help other Indians to be less fearful.
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At the time, she was fearful he would try to contact her.
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Fearful of the future Al Shikan hospital wasn't set up for this.
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"I still think about how I said I wasn't fearful," Saad said.
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If you don't have blind friends or relatives you might be fearful.
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"It was highly emotional event that was also incredibly fearful," he said.
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How can you be so ready for adventure, and also so fearful?
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And they are fearful they won't have the resources to fight back.
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As a result, children feel alone and fearful but have no recourse.
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Rather than dwell on the fearful, let us celebrate the merely meek.
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From here, Schiff is fearful that low rates will distort global currencies.
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He has a sense of fun, and he's not fearful of life.
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As he said to Stannis, he's not fearful of his death, either.
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They're fearful that that's the one thing that can stagnate the economy.
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Gangsters have become fearful of attracting the attention of trigger-happy cops.
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This must have been a confusing and fearful time in their lives.
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Americans are "fearful of China's development", says Mr Kong, the machinery repairman.
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"I cried, became angered, fearful and resentful of God," Riegel, 46, wrote.
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"You can be fearful, and direct that toward motivating you," she added.
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These fearful encounters are causing the carnivores to flee their kill sites.
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But the moment people are fearful, we don't get at that point.
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At times, Alsup has seemed fearful about setting precedent with this case.
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Fearful of regular round-ups, many Iranian journalists have fled to Europe.
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At the moment, the most egregious sexual harassers are no doubt fearful.
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Jason said he still looks over his shoulder, fearful of another attack.
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The drop accelerated as investors became fearful about a global economic slowdown.
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Wherever he goes, he meets people who are fearful about the future.
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Demand could take a hit as investors become fearful of running losses.
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It was more about showing people being fearful – running away from something.
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When the pursuit of health becomes obsessive and fearful, that's not healthy.
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Fearful of the iPad's potential dominance, tech companies rushed to produce tablets.
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But younger startups aren't fearful of competing with the three tech giants.
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Oftentimes people think a dog is mean, when it's actually just fearful.
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"People are starting to get fearful," said Andrew Brenner of National Alliance.
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But like Syrians in rebel-held territory, residents remain cautious and fearful.
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The fearful rhetoric recently spilled over into a city councilman's election race.
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To Lords fearful of Daenerys and the Dothraki, he offers a compromise.
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Political actors in a democracy are always fearful of losing public support.
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Read These Stories Next:Anthony Bourdain Is "Fearful Of A Soylent Green Future"
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Besides, you don't want her to become fearful of sex, do you?
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Fearful passengers are always asking flight attendants the same question, said Gervash.
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Not because I'm fearful of being identified; I just dislike direct vulgarity.
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Instead, it was confronted by a movie industry often fearful of change.
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The party, however, is fearful of people with grievances gathering in public.
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She grew up in Queens, New York, always fearful of being deported.
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Cor, fearful that his enemies would eventually find him, started stockpiling weapons.
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"I was panicked, I was fearful," she said at a news conference.
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She was fearful and requested that her last name not be published.
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This means all companies should be fearful, but not all is lost.
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Some of Remy's characters were in love, others fearful of their lovers.
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It is little wonder Americans have become so fearful of fake news.
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A lot of our young people are fearful to even come outside.
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"I'm just so fearful of things, which I shouldn't be," he said.
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Brad, we're told, is angry at Angelina and fearful for their kids.
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"You can't be courageous without first being anxious or fearful," he said.
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I felt this weird responsibility, because I didn't want to seem fearful.
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Trump spoke to the nation at a fearful moment, Stephen Collinson writes.
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Our survey asks them whether they were fearful of United States authorities.
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The motive is still unclear, but the incident certainly made students fearful.
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"I felt fearful, way beyond anything I'd ever felt before," he wrote.
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We encouraged each other, not allowing ourselves to be fearful of sobriety.
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A fearful expression crossed Ms. Headley's face as they approached, she said.
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"The Muslim community is fearful of more attacks," he wrote on Twitter.
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I never dreamed that I would be anything but fearful and hide.
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Many refugees are fearful to return and are skeptical of Myanmar's guarantees.
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They are fearful because they have so little confidence in President Trump.
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They want to turn us into an old, settled and fearful nation.
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One thing's for sure ... she's not fearful of a fight with 45.
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Millions poured into the streets and remained there, fearful of returning inside.
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She's so shaky and fearful that she can barely leave the house.
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American officials, fearful of upending trade negotiations, have dithered over a response.
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Yet the fearful young Erika has over time become her aunt's enabler.
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It is the free minds who are being attacked by fearful minds.
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The organization was fueled by fear, and it preyed upon the fearful.
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Buck was engineered to look at times sheepish, fearful, inquisitive and protective.
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Two days later, he returned, fearful he was having a heart problem.
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Some melancholy—not to say fearful—thoughts crop up in my head.
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The aggressive Monday sell-off aside, investors have not been as fearful.
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Many in the poll were fearful about future impacts of the strikes.
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Did I seek fearful situations because they justified my desire to drink?
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Or are we just another nation, hunkered down in a fearful world?
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Are students who receive financial aid more fearful about taking days off?
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See on Instagram LOGAN: Many Americans are fearful and racist against Muslims.
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I never felt stressed or fearful while conquering my student loan debt.
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The higher it goes, the more fearful traders are and vice versa.
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But don't get me wrong: lately I've been more hopeful than fearful.
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The dictator, rather than exulting in his triumph, withdraws into fearful seclusion.
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Many residents are sleeping outside, fearful of returning home because of aftershocks.
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In private, some businesspeople are talking in angrier and more fearful ways.
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They were clearly intended to make protesters fearful and to provoke unrest.
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This all has the auto industry fearful of a split national market.
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Film studios, fearful of angering theater chains, have been reluctant to participate.
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You become a little bit more fearful because you're like: protect, protect.
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They're fearful over what just happened, but also over what comes next.
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I'm really fearful for what will happen during the next four years.
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Fearful and shocked, the person claimed, they grabbed a knife to protect themselves.
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Some Latino women are said to be too fearful to report domestic abuse.
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She added that his school is fearful of repercussions under the state law.
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Trump's speech today was all about making his audience angrier and more fearful.
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Trump's election has left Democrats angry and many minorities fearful about the future.
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"Companies are more fearful the market wont supply what's needed," he told Gizmodo.
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"You shouldn't have to be fearful of your life," he told The Post.
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She is a rare protesting voice in an environment where many are fearful.
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Because people are fearful of reporting frauds, it's difficult to pinpoint their pervasiveness.
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Why are so many more fearful of a virus spreading far from home?
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I'm fearful of everything right now, but most hopeful that love will persevere.
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Britain, fearful of the implications for its colonies, ratified it only in 1970.
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Knight, who was leaning out the window, appeared fearful of leaving the vehicle.
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If you can make people fearful enough, they can turn on each other.
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Each character comes alive in tender hesitations, fearful recoiling, and nearly unsettling intimacy.
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Fearful of a growing crisis, Europe seeks to mediate between Washington and Tehran.
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Technology could make the global village feel more like a fearful, distrusting swamp.
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Officials seem more fearful of angering rich urbanites than of neglecting poor farmers.
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These lies, however, make me fearful of what other lies they will tell.
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Many women in the region, still fearful of IS, continue to wear niqabs.
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Angles show a writer who is feeling angry, determined, fearful, competitive or challenged.
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"She apparently became fearful that her compensation might be reduced," the firm said.
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Many leaving are quite fearful about the next chapter of the Trump presidency.
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Fearful of possible Turkish reprisals, he is reported to be under police protection.
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Really feel bad for not clarifying and quite fearful that I've mislead many.
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This might make them fearful around other people or anxious around law enforcement.
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But he founded his current startup, Canopy, after becoming fearful of their downsides.
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"The Chinese are fearful the Japanese will get one first," the source said.
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" Bennett added communities can't "have a bunch of fearful police officers out there.
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"I'm more inclined to be a buyer when others are fearful," she said.
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Merchant, who was fearful of being screened in private, requested a public search.
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Cantwell appeared fearful in when he spoke on another video about the violence.
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Fearful for her life and hoping to begin anew, she fled to America.
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When people get fearful and don't understand cultures, they start coming at them.
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But with most foreign banks fearful of American fines, raising credit remains difficult.
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"Often, they are very fearful of outsiders -- with very good reason," Mazower said.
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But this sober, fearful version of events leaves out the absurdities of Watergate.
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They do better when the curve inverts, when investors are fearful of recession.
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Banks, fearful of losing out to newcomers, are also working on e-payments.
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Still, investors remain extremely fearful, according to CNN Business' Fear and Greed index.
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As we drank, the girl kept looking up at us with fearful eyes.
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People may implicitly recognize this because they are not leading crimped, fearful lives.
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European leaders, fearful of other calls for regional autonomy, have largely backed Madrid.
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He said Paddock "seemed fearful of medications" and often refused to take them.
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Travelers from around the world flee a shattered building, fearful of more bombs.
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Industry groups, fearful of a withdrawal of government support, are on the defense.
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Claire is moved, but also fearful that she won't make a good mother.
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But at this rally, people are very fearful of how things can escalate.
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One deep-sea species, the bloodbelly comb jelly, has a fearful scarlet hue.
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I am appalled by Trump and fearful of his authoritarian rhetoric and behavior.
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"I am not fearful at this point," said Ms. Lange, a registered nurse.
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To those fearful of the advancement of autonomous weapons, the implications were clear.
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Rosales said she thought Maduro was too fearful to have Guaido himself arrested.
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Stripped of gratitude, we find ourselves frustrated and fearful, impatient and on edge.
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Fearful of being confined in isolation units, people have avoided testing and treatment.
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It now portrays itself as the protector of Jews fearful of Muslim immigration.
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Most women who go public with #MeToo stories are fearful for obvious reasons.
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Yet about 10 percent of people generalize the fearful memory or the grief.
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With every inch I grew physically, I grew more fearful of the future.
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Does that mean a low-diversity microbiome makes babies more fearful of others?
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They were fearful he might have pushed himself almost to a heart attack.
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The Chinese government is eternally fearful of spaces where mass discontent can simmer.
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And some Israelis are even fearful of their fellow citizens who are Arabs.
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The episode has made her fearful that the killer may return, she said.
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Children clung to their mothers' legs, fearful of letting them out of sight.
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As Sunday's race approached, Wheatcroft described himself as excited, nervous, a little fearful.
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Even traditional safe havens cratered as fearful investors said that cash is king.
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That's something that worries inflation hawks fearful of politicizing monetary policy longer term.
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Undocumented individuals, fearful of being discovered and deported, may avoid diagnosis and care.
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Others living in the neighborhood said that they are fearful for their lives.
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Fearful that Harris might endorse Biden, the pro-Sanders online activist group RootsAction.
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"She was fearful at first, but she became a true believer," he said.
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People were fearful that the migrants would disrupt their quiet, tightly knit community.
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Democrats, fearful of extending a brief and unrelated shutdown ginned up by Sen.
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Her sidekicks are Marie, an aspiring princess, and Gaston, Claudette's fearful little brother.
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In the fearful post-22002/22014 climate, voters gave another Republican a shot.
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But their corrupt and cynical leadership is too fearful to let that happen.
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Are they fearful that borrowed clothing carries the unsanitary residue of other men?
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Fearful of the potential for corruption and exploitation, it expedites only a handful.
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A giant billboard overlooking the scene reads: "The fearful do not create freedom".
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But Schwartz appeared to grow frustrated and fearful after Fairbanks tweeted, on Sept.
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There's also some evidence that fearful pets age faster than their calmer peers.
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The protesters were fearful the event would provide a fertile ground for corruption.
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Plus, many are philosophically opposed to, and politically fearful of, any new taxes.
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"We don't want journalists to be fearful of reporting on issues," Radsch said.
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Undoubtedly, there is inefficiency in housing those fearful of dogs among dog owners.
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She told me that her childhood had made her fearful of new experiences.
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My fearful outlook was also influenced by my parents' evangelicalism, which leaned apocalyptic.
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" The Connecticut senator concluded of Republicans: "They shouldn't be fearful of this president.
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Other Republicans, fearful of losing their seats in Congress, cowered before the bully.
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In Donald Trump's pinched and fearful vision, politics is a zero-sum game.
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For three weeks she resisted me, fearful, when I tried to hold her.
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It's open and hopeful in some parts and fearful and frustrated in others.
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Angry America, fearful America, the America in crisis — that's one side of things.
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But for many people, it's hard to not be fearful of Washington's machinations.
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"Because you judge others, you're fearful others are going to judge you," Synclair says.
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It would be a lie to say I've never been fearful for my safety.
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Fearful of another rejection, the president asked Congress, rather than voters, to endorse it.
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The producers were fearful: Would the show be too controversial for its broader audience?
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"She is shy with new people and very fearful of other dogs," says Pipkins.
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"We must end the fearful stigma that people intentionally pass along HIV," Wilding says.
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Government shutdowns end because politicians are fearful of angering the people for too long.
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The natural outgrowth is a fearful, immigration-skeptic, and white man's world view: Trumpbartism.
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"It does make me genuinely sad ... when good people say they're fearful," Duncan said.
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And Belgium, who is seeing their youth fully develop into a fearful world power.
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Tokuda, he catches a glimpse of a fearful-appearing Libyan woman lying in a
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Our parents are very fearful that something might happen with their sons or daughters.
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"It's not encouraging a fearful image, it's doing the opposite," Max Jalal told news.com.au.
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They were lying on the floor of the car, extremely fearful for their lives.
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Entering Thursday, there had appeared to be a fearful asymmetry between the semifinal games.
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Fearful and barking loudly, it responded to a piece of sausage by backing away.
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But instead of being fearful, she began reaching out to the other women affected.
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But a fearful and divided American public knows that such interference could happen again.
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At night, Horeh's son Fouad screams at loud noises, fearful of planes flying overhead.
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"Now, fearful about his reelection, he's becoming more unhinged," Biden says in the video.
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They were fearful because they didn't think anyone wanted their voices to be heard.
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Sometimes the backlash comes from people who are genuinely, if wrongly, fearful of change.
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And I also, I think, probably at that age, I was fearful of moving.
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Sometimes these transmute into more fearful wonderings, like whether I will get home safely.
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He is glad ISIS is gone from his hometown, but fearful for his future.
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Chinese officials are fearful of how some people in China might interpret events there.
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Fearful of chaos from an American withdrawal, it now wants the Taliban to talk.
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Its bulletproof glass will be fitted to the cars of Mexico's rich and fearful.
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"She's super excited, but half the time she's also sad [and] fearful," he said.
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Yet on the eve of his victory, Mr Sisi seems fearful rather than confident.
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In other words, sell when others are ebullient and buy when others are fearful.
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When Jalen first confirmed his truth, I was — and remain — fearful for his safety.
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He calls the current phase a "fearful period" that will ultimately refresh market valuations.
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Never be fearful of letting go, for sometimes holding on can damage you deeper.
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She was fearful the cat would attack the young girl if she came outside.
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Democrats, appalled by his victory, have grown more fearful, more vocal and more disgusted.
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He said the moments that folloawed were the most fearful of the entire battle.
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Women of childbearing age are fearful of bearing children with deformities or behavioral abnormalities.
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Fearful that silence will lead to greater market volatility, constant signalling has become endemic.
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The man, fearful of being overheard, gestured that two attackers were in the complex.
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Sugarmann said that gun rights groups use these events to push a fearful narrative.
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" Andrea concluded, "For years I was fearful to come forward with my FULL truth.
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PiS's support base is among disgruntled older voters, who are particularly fearful of immigration.
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When they're in a stressful angle, the vibe is anxious, fearful, and even paranoid.
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First, he exposed the fearful, almost timid mood that has taken hold in Europe.
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If only the fearful faithful understood that and didn't campaign against my other community.
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Those who actually work in the NHS, for their part, are fearful of Brexit.
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Even though the city has been liberated, he says he will always remain fearful.
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An additional 17,000 pounds of cocaine was jettisoned by smugglers fearful of being apprehended.
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He is fearful at present to settle permanently in Mexico with his seven children.
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White, cisgender or straight colleagues may be fearful of accidentally saying the wrong thing.
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But many of them are undocumented themselves and fearful of ICE obtaining their information.
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Today's fearful parents often restrict their children's wanderings, Joseph notes (himself included, he adds).
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The reasons to be fearful haven't changed but I do feel more hopeful today.
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"A lot of our young people are fearful to even come outside," Maddox said.
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But both Schaefer and Darton are fearful of the effects on the world's seas.
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The child is deeply aware that they are left alone in a fearful world.
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He had heard "the fearful cries of men who had been hit," Gilbert wrote.
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It would seem the fearful reaction to the Chinese plan is, at least, misplaced.
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Then I was sad and worried — genuinely fearful for my own and others' lives.
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They reported feeling vulnerable and fearful about the future, for themselves and the country.
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And Bryan's supporters, like Trump's, were fearful about the way the country was changing.
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The micromanager is doing it because they're probably fearful that it won't be done.
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"You're fearful the CBO will provide answers to questions that you don't like," Rep.
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She becomes fearful, but worse, the ordeal plunges her into years of self-doubt.
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She is fearful of more American jobs being outsourced to China, India or Mexico.
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The fearful aspects of "Seven Brief Lessons on Physics" arrive in its final chapter.
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Ms. Alcivar said she always felt nervous before protesting, fearful of being physically assaulted.
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During this eclipse, you may feel fearful and in the dark—but you aren't.
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They're nostalgic and fearful about the growing urbanization of the city, the dehumanizing structures.
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Instead of being fearful of our neighbors, we must learn to live alongside them.
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This officer also should have noted how visibly shaken and fearful the subject was.
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The raid turned that upside down, leaving people exhausted and bitter, and immigrants fearful.
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"I shouldn't be fearful of a child, let alone a skin tone," she said.
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Were you often fearful even when you were out at night within your community?
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Resentful, fearful and oppressed, they will be a source of opposition to the regime.
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Emus aren't aggressive by nature, and this one has seemed especially fearful when spotted.
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"Stuck" is the best word to describe those with a fearful avoidant attachment style.
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"Investors are fearful, and I think that fear is a powerful motivator," Spiegel said.
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According to criminal justice and policing experts, police have good reason to be fearful.
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On the other hand, I am fearful that not warning them may be unfair.
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People may be fearful of government agencies, or move often between households or campgrounds.
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She added that the owners of Sirens were "too fearful" to have her back.
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The spread of fearful confusion seems to be the point of all this awfulness.
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Still, as I walked toward Micah's apartment I felt fearful of seeing him again.
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Fearful consumers – worried about their jobs and lifestyles – are holding on to their money.
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Fearful of time running out, we wanted above all else to find safe passage.
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On the ground in Sana, I saw men, women and children fearful and bloodied.
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I am fearful that my home country – Pakistan – is headed down this rat hole.
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The more fearful you are, the more satisfied IT is when it consumes you.
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The children were confused and fearful that they were going to lose their parent.
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So, why are insurers fearful and threatening to quit Obamacare or jack up premiums?
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Second, investors are rightly fearful of the policies the pair may put in place.
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Mindful awareness gave me control, making me less fearful of engaging with my community.
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"We have tremendous empathy for people who are fearful and scared," Ms. Lieberman said.
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From the fearful protests coming from Republican leadership, you'd think the sky was falling.
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We also believe more needs to be done to protect victims and fearful witnesses.
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Prince Mohammed knows that a fearful enemy is a key to his own strength.
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And the political debate over unauthorized immigrants has left many fearful of speaking out.
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She was too fearful, she said, not of her husband, but of the government.
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Fearful of losing a key market, Marlboro introduced its signature mascot: the Marlboro Man.
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"We're very, very fearful of what the long-term consequences are," Mr. Jones said.
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Fearful of a loss, Republicans are downplaying expectations and trashing Saccone as a candidate.
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Or, are you fearful of long deployments in dangerous places like Iraq and Afghanistan?
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"Victims in this case were genuinely concerned and fearful of this individual," he said.
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I cannot wait, because it will mean that we're finally past this fearful present.
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People who have accolades and recognition, they're either fearful or uneducated on the issues.
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Most of Rwigara's supporters have stopped visiting the pair in prison, fearful of retribution.
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The only busy spots are the country's hospitals, where fearful families queue for vaccinations.
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Israelis are increasingly fearful of the prospect of a Palestinian state at their doorstep.
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Bitcoin Bears love belittling people who are fearful that bitcoin may be a bubble.
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Fearful caregivers, and the elderly and those with disabilities that they serve, await answers.
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The reader is immediately on edge, fearful not simply for Molly, but about her.
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The reader is immediately on edge, fearful not simply for Molly, but about her.
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And because of the security situation, everyone is fearful of everyone, especially young people.
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She said she remains traumatized by the violence and fearful in her own city.
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This doesn't help them learn anything; it just hurts them and makes them fearful.
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The investors spoke on condition of anonymity, fearful of retaliation if they were identified.
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But you might-- we're more likely perhaps to get something when other people are-- fearful.
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Trump critics fearful of Rosenstein's ouster soon latched onto the "he was being sarcastic" excuse.
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The dogs and cats were clearly afraid, especially the older dogs who looked very fearful.
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VistaJet wants to turn the fearful skies into the friendly skies for pet owners everywhere.
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Are you fearful, or what would you like to see from a regulatory scheme work?
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Some developers, fearful of Microsoft's hand, have begun flocking to competing services in the meantime.
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Goncalves said the Fed will be careful not to be too fearful about the economy.
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Lots of women, though, keep their complaints quiet, fearful they'll be blacklisted by future employers.
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Twilling also testified that Mujey was fearful that "something would happen to her," WWMT reports.
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During that 2018 event, Rubio mostly sounded fearful about how fake videos could impact elections.
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And this impending doom has colored the party's frantic, fearful response to the Obama presidency.
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And if you're hopeful/fearful about more Google Glass, well, apparently that's in the works.
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It's meant for the people who lean authoritarian, the fearful conformists and the perennially anxious.
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" She adds, "I was so fearful of everything pregnancy related — physically being pregnant, emotionally, mentally.
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In Latin America, Mr. Pérez-Liñán said, they are also growing more fearful of unrest.
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They also leave many people fearful about the future of the planet and our civilization.
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He was away at the time and rushed back fearful for his wife and children.
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He was also fearful of how people would see him, especially after Trump was elected.
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Instead of looking hungry for truth, Kavanaugh heads into the week looking fearful of findings.
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"We are also fearful of outbreaks of diseases such as cholera and typhoid," he continued.
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Chelsea was fearful that he would be "a totally different looking person," he told TIME.
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India's only majority-Muslim state is locked down and fearful of a vast demographic reshuffle.
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Read These Stories Next:Anthony Bourdain Is "Fearful Of A Soylent Green Future"Considering Going Vegan?
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Speaking to BuzzFeed News from the airport in May, Kontar was fearful for his future.
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Fearful of infection, people are overwhelmingly choosing to stay at home and cook for themselves.
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Yet, still fearful of the press, the government blocked several independent news websites last month.
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The New Movement Starts NowThis morning, many Americans woke up fearful, wondering what comes next.
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Fearful of losing his close ally, Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, decided to join the fray.
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Instead, it could make them less fearful of suicide because their hero did it, too.
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Lawmakers were fearful that some districts could not open in the fall without state money.
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So I think probably the greatest threat to openness generally is when people are fearful.
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" She added, "I was so fearful of everything pregnancy related — physically being pregnant, emotionally, mentally.
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It's hard for me to grasp why people are fearful of people different from them.
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FOWLER: Oh, because -- yeah, I&aposm very fearful when I get pulled over by police.
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Now those same Republicans are angry, and ashamed, and fearful of what Trump has become.
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I was fearful for a while, but it started the atmosphere that I've kept going.
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And I love that Buffett walks his talk about being greedy when others are fearful.
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I hear fearful voices calling for building walls and distancing people they label as others.
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These fearful folks don't have the confidence to allow themselves to be human at work.
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Unreasonably fearful or not, most people simply want to avoid getting bit by a snake.
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The poor, misguided and fearful people of North Korea will need His grace very soon.
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While the former has generally inspired creativity, the latter is typically more fearful of it.
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In his remarks, Mattis also highlighted Europe's Baltic nations, who are increasingly fearful of Russia.
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Extremely depressed and fearful, she was sent to live with a pastor who offered support.
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The Economist concluded that this could reassure the fearful that today's disunity may prove temporary.
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Fearful for Annora's health, Dixson took her to the emergency room, she told WCMH-TV.
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I was lucky, I guess, and maybe just fearful enough to question my own naïveté.
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Fearful of a partisan backlash and a primary challenge, congressional Republicans mostly follow this script.
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Liberals are particularly fearful that a new conservative justice could spell doom for Roe v.
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" Ms. Bush said Mr. Trump wanted "to make our country a fearful reality show contest.
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"The market was very fearful that something else was going to go wrong," Chiang said.
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Kim's government may also be fearful of following the same paths as Ukraine and Libya.
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Immigrant communities are fearful, lawmakers are vengeful, and hatemongers feel entitled to spread their message.
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"You're fearful the CBO will provide answers to questions that you don't like," said Rep.
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My chest started to tighten and I couldn't breathe, fearful for what would happen next.
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Seemingly fearful of being overshadowed by her father, Keiko did nothing to speed his release.
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She treads softly on the vaccine issue after realizing how fearful vaccine-hesitant patients are.
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Mr Manzuoli, sitting beside menus that display Guapaletas's 41 flavours, sounds more optimistic than fearful.
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"You definitely have to go on living your life, but it is fearful," she said.
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Mothers watched their children abandon them, frustrated and fearful of the endless campaign for justice.
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He said the Paytons were courageous enough to say something while others are too fearful.
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Bombardier reaffirmed its 2019 and 2020 guidance, reassuring investors fearful about the rail unit's performance.
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The losing player's grunts are often plaintive and pleading, like the fearful whine of prey.
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Fearful that "un-American" Muslims will immigrate to the United States and enact sharia law?
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I want to prepare her for the inevitable leers and slights without making her fearful.
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The trend has alarmed neighbouring Turkey, fearful of separatism among its own large Kurdish population.
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Fearful accounts are coming out of the police stations, alleging torture, sexual assault, and rape.
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The CSU, fearful of leaking support to the AfD, were holding to their hard line.
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Female and transgender troops have been fearful that Trump's administration could reverse the policy changes.
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Most Christian right leaders are more desperate and fearful than they were 20 years ago.
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So he hoped for Islamophobia run amok, driving fearful Muslims to support a global jihad.
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Fearful of future tariffs on exports, many firms have pulled back from supplying foreign markets.
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Other times, instead of being too fearful of cataclysmic events, financial markets are too complacent.
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Still, I recoiled from cameras, fearful that photos would reveal that I, too, was fat.
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Since being detained he has also become fearful of strangers and now suffers from insomnia.
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It has spurned serious concern among small businesses fearful of surviving with less foot traffic.
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Fearful yet fearless, Soft Sounds is a tribute to change in all its messy glory.
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We're approaching a time where people are very fearful about expressing their point of view.
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It has left some fearful that high-skilled immigration could someday face new limits, too.
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These days, people seem more fearful of herpes and syphilis than they are of HIV.
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Beijing has repeatedly slammed the movement, fearful of the idea taking hold on the mainland.
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"I'm anxious and I'm fearful," said Allen Michael Chastanet, the prime minister of St. Lucia.
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I'm fearful for my daughters and their futures, and their children, and their children's futures.
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Still, national parties fearful of the military's power have been reluctant to publicize the issue.
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Bottom line, the market remains fearful of the coronavirus and its ramifications on the economy.
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As for my own risk of infection: a week ago I was not that fearful.
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Other drivers remain fearful of catching the virus and bringing it home to their families.
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That wasn't a particularly effective pitch to wavering Republicans fearful of taking a tough vote.
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It's a beguiling strategy for Democrats who are fearful of being seen as too liberal.
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The fearful person is unable to hear good news, while any possible threat looms large.
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A population fearful of police intimidation, or of being found out by friends and family?
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He said he has grown fearful as he has watched the police arrest his friends.
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It has made me both shameful and fearful for the prospective future of our nation.
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We've become so fearful of the viral dangers that the natural world feels somehow menacing.
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"I'm fearful the Democratic Party is already moving too far to the left," Pincus said.
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I often don't call it "meditation," since some people are a bit fearful of that.
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I've been shocked at how fearful I've been about coming back from a stress fracture.
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" He asked, "How can you not start buying here unless you just are so fearful?
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The culture wars playing out in the classroom have made them fearful of being targeted.
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Here the ancient city of Homs is being terrorized by a fearful bird, the roc.
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She claims she was "projecting my own fears into an already fearful and traumatic situation."
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It hits on a lot of the psychological buttons that tell us to be fearful.
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Now, fearful for her children and for her own safety, Elizabeth is consumed by anxiety.
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The family immigrated to Southern California but was never political, fearful of suffering repression again.
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I'm fearful for my daughters and their future, and their children and their children's future.
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It's a tale of a military operation, prosecuted by an empire grown old and fearful.
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Further assurances are needed given that America's biggest tech companies are fearful of legal ramifications.
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The Democratic majority, fearful that President Trump will be reelected, feels compelled to remove him.
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Instead, they may be fearful that his bludgeon-force management style will imperil his goals.
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They were fearful that America was hardening; that discrimination might turn into something even worse.
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This bundle of mischief bears almost no resemblance to the fearful, troubled dog I adopted.
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" On Tuesday, Cramer said, "I'm not as fearful of Elizabeth Warren as Wall Street is.
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Nuclear-weapons policy is a body of speculation that relies on fearful acts of faith.
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With reports of such experiences, people still in isolation are fearful of what lies ahead.
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As I stand before you today, I am fearful for the future of this country.
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Duncan Hunter, one of Trump's earliest congressional supporters — as another reason they should be fearful.
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It was not so much that they felt fearful as that they felt held back.
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Beijing leaders are fearful of growing calls for democracy and losing their grip on power.
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They have tried to build honest lives here and suddenly are as fearful as fugitives.
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Having lost their daughters, sons and fathers to the cartel, they were fearful of reprisals.
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Not unlike Poppet, Sara is stirred to the marrow by the fearful displacements of inundation.
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De Blasio said he explained to Trump how fearful New Yorkers were of his ideas.
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Jerome's face hovered over hers, a different sort of fright mask, fearful instead of terrifying.
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The Pilgrims' cruel double-dealing with the Wampanoags must be imagined in this fearful context.
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The base is large enough to frighten Republican politicians fearful of challenges in party primaries.
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They live as refugees in a border town in Turkey, fearful of saying too much.
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Newark became a fearful place — above-ground walkways to the Gateway buildings from Penn Station.
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And then you get fearful, because it's been so long and you don't trust people.
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My throat closed and I was on the verge of tears, both fearful and ashamed.
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"I'm sorry I'm so small," I said, letting her in on my fearful inner monologue.
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"The majority, fearful for the camel, errs in blaming the most recent straw," she wrote.
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Octogenarian investing legend Warren Buffett has a similar perspective for investing: "A simple rule dictates my buying: Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful," Buffett wrote in an opinion piece for The New York Times in October 2008.
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But last summer hordes of people cancelled their holidays, fearful of splaying out on tainted sand.
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Meeting these needs and challenges influence their overall mood, causing everything from angry to fearful responses.
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As one editor (fearful of being quoted by name) put it: "The dinosaurs are being culled."
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The research spurred fearful and disgusted reactions from readers and others in the machine learning community.
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He does, however, offer some tips that fearful flyers can use to cope with their fears.
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But, for some fearful flyers, who travel infrequently, medicating might be a temporary solution that works.
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He has three top ideas to take advantage of the market's fearful tone heading into 2019.
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Four other cities had pulled out of the bidding, fearful of the Games' cost and size.
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The more uncertainty and inconsistency one sees, the more fearful investors, CEOs, and CFOs will be.
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Wall Street is most fearful of a Chinese yuan that weakens significantly against the U.S. dollar.
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Nobody can peck anybody, but most birds are far from the fearful edges of the flock.
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In 2014, Garfinkel showed study subjects pictures of faces with fearful, happy, disgusted, or neutral expressions.
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There's an old adage that bullies resort to aggression to hide their fearful and insecure natures.
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It will make Mr Fillon an easy target for irate trade unions and fearful civil servants.
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The impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens to turn us into a fearful, backward-looking people.
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Unions themselves, fearful of government intrusion, have often preferred a voluntary relationship between labor and management.
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Luke in The Last Jedi: was fearful of a kid with a little dark in him.
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It isn't a reality that we need to resist, or be fearful of, or angry about.
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And I can't recall a time when word leaked that she was fearful about being fired.
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I think Kenyans are all fearful that there is a possibility of us returning to that.
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How do we have a meaningful dialogue if people are so fearful of making a misstep?
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The corruption convictions represent a fearful price paid by Christie's aides to advance his political fortunes.
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They cleaned wounds thoroughly, fearful of contamination when the same knife is used on multiple people.
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For now, Republican leadership is signaling that they're not particularly fearful of a Freedom Caucus revolt.
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Charlie grows increasingly fearful on this high-speed car journey, but Joseph refuses to say anything.
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In booms, it is set by the greediest buyer; in busts by the most fearful seller.
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If the landscape around you is bright and open, you've likely no reason to be fearful.
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There's never any one reason why markets move or investors suddenly become extra fearful or optimistic.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos thinks it's wrong to be so fearful of his company's outsize presence.
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Media executives, editors and reporters — this reporter included — are fearful of Facebook's power over the industry.
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Well, it had a serious effect on me and made me fearful of what I'd become.
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She also says he's got at least 4 guns, and she's fearful for her own safety.
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As I told you, running away and being fearful has been part of my life story.
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Some are fearful that Shannon could incite hatred of abortion providers and more violence against clinics.
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What happened Monday was horrific, yet another disgusting act intended to make us fearful and reactionary.
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That leaves transgender people uncertain - even fearful - about which restrooms they can safely use, they said.
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"That makes me fearful that cognitive impairment or physical limitation contributed to their homelessness," Kushel said.
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The 74-year-old tells PEOPLE she believes her neighbor had good reason to be fearful.
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There, they are treated brusquely by troops on edge and fearful of bombings or other attacks.
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Notice your thoughts when you get anxious or fearful and find evidence that they're not true.
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When they want us to be fearful and anxious, that's the moment to create new possibilities.
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If you were fearful, it would be very dangerous to go and do anything like that.
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Anxious individuals often see the world through a fearful lens, perceiving danger where it doesn't exist.
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I spent much of the ceremony in the church's lobby, fearful that she might become disruptive.
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Two years ago, fearful of investment bubbles, it ordered local exchanges that trade cryptocurrencies to close.
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It is on him that Dreamers live in limbo and fearful of deportation at any time.
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Now, some Walmart employees are fearful that the company is spying on their social-media activity.
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Agriculture is fearful this attempt too will end up as hostage to additional partisan political demands.
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The impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens to turn us into a fearful backward-looking people.
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The Australian dollar, a cyclical currency, is up against the yen, a haven for the fearful.
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They often come to us injured, traumatized, and fearful, having known only cruelty at human hands.
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Fearful of missing out an expected boom, Chinese asset managers are rushing to launch new ETFs.
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"I'm not fearful or anxious, because I'm excited to be on the adventure," Mr. Simon said.
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I was haunted by memories of my younger self: solitary, fearful, more troubled than I knew.
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Many refuse to come to the clinic at all, fearful of being blamed for the outbreak.
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As Hussein fights this reduced sentence, advocacy groups supporting her say they're fearful for her safety.
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Stocks slumped on Tuesday as investors grew fearful over the health of the British financial system.
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Billionaires may be "really, really fearful" of Elizabeth Warren, but they seem to like Kamala Harris.
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She felt fearful of open places; even in her own home, she did not feel safe.
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She kept the illegal procedure a secret for years, fearful of what the repercussions might be.
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After escaping an abusive partner, many survivors are understandably fearful and reluctant to enter new relationships.
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They kept their fling a secret, fearful of how they'd be treated if they came out.
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And from the window, a fearful Kennedy could see neighboring homes get blown away or flooded.
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Western-friendly capitals known for religious tolerance are now especially fearful, wondering who will be next.
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Men might be more restrained for a time, fearful of the professional cost for bad behavior.
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Clearly, Trump is fearful of Mueller's investigation -- and he appears to have every reason to be.
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The couple now live in an undisclosed location in the United States, fearful for their lives.
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Trump voters were overall more fearful, with immigration and globalization at the top of their list.
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Immigrants are the other, he says, and the 'us' is a fearful group of white people.
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Stephen has his own long first-person narrative sewn in, a story that's harrowing and fearful.
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Wittingly or not, parents are sometimes fearful in a way that puts their children on edge.
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Fearful, Svensson demanded a car or a bus to evacuate himself, his girlfriend and her parents.
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Mr. Harris was fearful he would be attacked if he returned to Charlottesville, Mr. Merritt said.
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Johnson's genius was to locate the fearful and the luminous within the contours of the quotidian.
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"I am fearful every time I go into work about bringing something home," the worker added.
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He is fearful, haunted by memories of a bloody pogrom back in his village in Ukraine.
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In the ensuing months, she became more fearful and anxious, which manifested in increasingly weirder ways.
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The more people feel threatened, hurt and fearful, the more vulnerable they are to being deceived.
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Here are a few pieces of advice on how to stay productive during this fearful period.
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Some people were fearful of the terrorism that it was allegedly inciting, so they left militias.
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But the newly-identified wasp in the Zatypota genus is unique even among this fearful group.
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Many people remained in the shelters, fearful of floods and other hazards like downed electrical wires.
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Mr. Buck realized he couldn't spend the rest of his life fearful of crossing a border.
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China has repeatedly slammed the independence movement, fearful of the idea catching on in the mainland.
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More than 100 family members are dependent on the dividend and fearful of what to do.
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He was fearful for Kyle's safety on the coast and pleaded for him to come home.
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Attracted by the lure of new business, and fearful of missing out, firms are piling in.
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Several boats turned back from St. Martin's main port, fearful of the crowds gathered seeking aid.
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The technique has drawn laughs on YouTube, along with concern from lawmakers fearful of political disinformation.
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He held onto the artifact, fearful of what might happen if it were returned to Ethiopia.
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At one point, fearful that my head was blocking his view, I attempted to shuffle over.
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Presidents lead in fearful times Trump's main aim Wednesday seemed to be to minimize the threat.
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It turns out Iran is just as fearful of an unpredictable Trump as the Democratic candidates.
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Fearful that putting his clothes on sale would harm his business, Giordano put his guard up.
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Bonds also caught some favor as investors grew fearful of growing political backlash out of Washington.
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Fearful of offending white, and especially Southern, voters, Bobby Kennedy kept his distance from Dr. King.
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Mr. Kim, apparently not as fearful of flying as his father, traveled by plane this time.
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He found weary and fearful residents who say they can hardly tell anymore who's in charge.
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Murphy, the Connecticut senator, says he wakes up every day fearful of a new repeal effort.
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Fearful of leaks, they kept details from political appointees across the street at the Justice Department.
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Are you fearful for your future or is the new ride service economy working for you?
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Violence ebbed on Wednesday, but markets remained shut and residents stayed indoors, fearful of further clashes.
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Iraq's leaders, apparently fearful of public reaction, have refused to acknowledge the extent of the danger.
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Those who are fearful, conservative, in the social sense, and lack ambition stay and accept decline.
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Fearful of being a rat, he answers Goldsmith's most pointed questions with cryptic Deep Throat hints.
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These steps back did nothing to reassure critics fearful of a retreat from traditional American values.
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"We've also been fearful that Apple would get caught up in the trade war," said Cramer.
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When investors get fearful, they shift focus from individual stocks to asset classes, pushing correlations higher.
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Weary, apathetic or fearful of openly speaking their minds, Egyptians have grown shy of confronting power.
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Wall Street had been fearful about a possible departure of Cohn, a former Goldman Sachs executive.
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Among Republicans, 90 percent are more hopeful about 2018, and just 9 percent are more fearful.
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It's Politics 101 that when the people you represent are struggling -- or fearful or anxious, etc.
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Major companies are fearful that a principled stand now will long be remembered by the Saudis.
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Mr. Hurt's pallor, fearful expression and prominent ears made him an especially feral and unromantic rebel.
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Pelosi has long been an impeachment skeptic, fearful that it might undermine Democrats' chances in 2020.
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An article last Sunday about fearful flying rendered incorrectly the name of an airline in Europe.
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Many residents remain fearful about their future there, but some say the experience strengthened their faith.
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Many Republicans remain at arm's length, fearful that the president is erratic and prone to offend.
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What you see is the character who is most scared and the most fearful is Okja.
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But I think I feel more fearful that you're not going to come up with anything.
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"Everybody is on edge," he said, adding that some fearful employees had not reported to work.
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And now that fearful vision of Islam has found a home in the Trump White House.
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Fearful of putting national security at risk, judges and legislative leaders generally defer to the executive.
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Right now, we have somebody who is appealing to absolutely the darkest, fearful instincts in people.
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Several advocates, fearful of upsetting Mr. Cuomo, declined to publicly criticize his record or his current actions.
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Negative interests also cut into bank profits and make savers more fearful and less likely to spend.
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Negotiators must also contend with pirates fearful of being double-crossed by a rival in their group.
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Or else, they may deflect on the antitrust issue entirely by pointing a fearful finger at China.
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His plans related to undocumented immigrants and Muslims, among others, have left some fearful of his presidency.
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Towards the end of the film, Joan, fearful of the flames, repents to save her own life.
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She warned that many minority communities were fearful of a Trump presidency even before he picked Bannon.
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They said people are increasingly fearful because of what they see as slow advances by Iraqi forces.
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Fearful policy makers were warned about the dangers of preventing the weakest players being culled via bankruptcy.
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Fearful I'd emerge looking like Miss Piggy, I instructed the aesthetician to go as natural as possible.
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The lack of coming-together of futures and cash prices has left many farmers fearful this season.
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At the last minute, one key service provider backed out, fearful that it would incur Slavik's wrath.
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Trump is hoping — and liberals are fearful — that terrorist attacks will make his personal political appeal stronger.
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He also said nothing to reassure Muslim Americans fearful that a Trump administration may discriminate against them.
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The key to Buffett's stock-picking success has been his ability to buy when others are fearful.
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They kept it in cash at home, fearful that they would again lose access to bank accounts.
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What starts out as a fearful expedition into the unknown slowly transforms into a portrait of anguish.
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She also said that she felt intimidated and fearful because the men appeared to have a gun.
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She said that her own mother had been very fearful, gasping at anything remotely rough-and-tumble.
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It's given me the power to be more confident, and not be as fearful in my choices.
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"It's obviously very, very disturbing and we are fearful that there could be other victims," Bristow said.
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An Arab arts festival, Shubbak, offers a platform to human rights activists fearful of talking at home.
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The Tories lost support among intellectuals and working-class voters fearful that tariffs would mean dearer food.
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Roux painted a picture of a fearful man on his stumps, trying to protect a loved one.
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"I hear fearful voices calling for building walls and distancing people they label as 'others,'" he said.
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Even Germans who oppose the same global trade deals as Trump are fearful of the GOP nominee.
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Some privacy advocates are fearful that the new attorney general will expand the federal government's surveillance practices.
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Did being a police officer make you more fearful for your kids and their interactions with cops?
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Their facial expressions and body language become fearful, as if I'm about to accuse them of something.
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We look back now, and I remember how fearful that was, but it worked out extraordinarily well.
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She demanded that deputies tell her who killed her daughter, fearful that her case had been forgotten.
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Remembering it put a shock of sweat in his armpits, and his stomach gave a fearful churn.
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Herzog is well aware of the nature of our distracted present, and deeply fearful of its outcome.
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Democrats are often fearful of obstruction and don't show the kind of temperament as their Republican counterparts.
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"We were still pretty fearful our home would be broken into [after the police left]," she continued.
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Five-star hotels once steered clear of the area, fearful of the backlash from pro-Tibetan groups.
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And he noted he was fearful that the current gridlock in Congress would infect the high court.
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They are fearful of saying anything that departs from the "correct" line on any diversity-related matter.
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Such properties are often owned by rich foreign residents fearful of political unrest or expropriation back home.
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If I'm going to be honest, though: working for a label made me fearful of my job.
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Cardinal Joseph Tobin of Newark said the statement was full of "factual errors, innuendo and fearful ideology".
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I was timid about these environments, more fearful of what people would think if I was there.
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Maybe his homophobic, angry and fearful fan base will desert him for getting reverse cyber fag bashed.
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The bank, the world's oldest still in business, made its disclosure to markets fearful that a Dec.
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Facebook was initially fearful of the challenges presented by a lack of population density in emerging markets.
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They trumped up this stuff that the Russians did, and we should be fearful of the Russians.
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Our fearful ancestors may have turned to umami-rich foods for energy in fight-or-flight situations.
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You know things are really bleak based on the fearful looks on all the other doctors' faces.
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At the time Rwigara told CNN she was not fearful of the consequences of criticizing President Kagame.
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Democrats are fearful of a 28503 repeat, while Republicans are warning that midterm polls can't be trusted.
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Republican silence on Trump's racist tweets shows how fearful they've become of defying him and losing voters
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"I have heard from workers who are fearful of retaliation," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut.
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Fearful of the soldiers' return, the eight survivors fled after burying their loved ones on the spot.
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Back at the migration centre, the deported woman who fled gang extortion is fearful about returning home.
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It may be Hong Kong, and it may be only one campaign, but companies should be fearful.
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"They might be fearful or they might not be in an atmosphere where that's encouraged," Hartmann said.
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Obviously, the situation in Italy: investors feel fearful over what it means for the euro zone broadly.
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Am I going to give a smaller, more fearful world to him than I gave to Greta?
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The pullback worries civil rights advocates who are fearful of intimidation of minority voters at polling places.
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This type of energy vampire, while well-intentioned, may constantly ask questions orbe fearful about taking actionindependently.
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Emerging from the ludicrous and fearful dream of this era will be a long and painful process.
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She sought counseling occasionally but, fearful she would be hospitalized, never revealed the truth of her despair.
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Americans are fed up, fearful, anguished and ready to fight for a country they see slipping away.
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Fearful of repeating the mistakes of 2628, the party is looking hard left for its new champion.
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And it's precisely on that account that I was fearful about taking up where he left off.
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They are fearful of reprisals, or of a repetition of anti-Chinese riots here in the 1960s.
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Now, in a situation that many fearful residents are comparing to the water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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Some say we should be as fearful of refugees today, especially in an era of terrorist attacks.
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"The current climate definitely does create an environment where people are fearful," hotline director Caroline Diemar said.
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Winkler believes it could also discourage some justices from retiring, fearful of who their replacement might be.
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"I've become fearful to live my life," she said in an interview with The Austin American-Statesman.
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In that statement, Mr. Bakraoui described himself as increasingly desperate and fearful of ending up in prison.
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The news about Ebola was all over the radio by then in Liberia, and they were fearful.
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And that leaves people on all points of the political spectrum fearful about what might come next.
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The injured, fearful of collapse, refused to even enter the building and asked to be treated outside.
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They were shoehorned into a narrative that would satiate a fearful country hungry for someone to blame.
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There's a lot of fearful talk out there about how AI poses a catastrophic risk to humanity.
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In contemplating the emergence faster + cheaper alternatives to college, I've been fearful of losing all the fun.
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Ammirati is deeply ashamed of what is happening in his party and fearful of a Trump Presidency.
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If I believed similar events had occurred to me, I think I'd also be fearful and paranoid.
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We are especially prone to this response in fearful situations, when human suffering is visible and pronounced.
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I would say (people of color are fearful now) because they're not going to get their entitlements.
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"The real issue that makes women so fearful and so afraid is what comes next," she said.
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The next day, President Obama, Ashley Biden, and Hunter, who was fearful of public speaking, delivered eulogies.
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Wendy KaminerBostonThe writer is a lawyer and the author of "A Fearful Freedom: Women's Flight From Equality."
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Laid-off workers reduced their spending, and even employed people started to get fearful and pull back.
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And as a fearful person, I don't let myself get complacent, despite my impressive un-punched streak.
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NATO members were fearful that their military secrets could be divulged to a state-backed Chinese company.
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Farmers in the Midwest are fearful of a tit-for-tat response that could lose them customers.
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"I really believe that kids are going to feel more empowered and not be fearful," she said.
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Some 203,000 Jews live in Germany, a nation of 82 million people, and many are increasingly fearful.
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When I voice the question she drops the water spinach and turns to me with fearful eyes.
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He thinks I look beautiful, and he's fearful I'll have complications or not look like myself anymore.
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Several people within the company said the institutions were fearful of controversy if their names were revealed.
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His appearance showed the tremendous effort that he had made, and the fearful ordeal he had undergone.
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His seeming physical fitness had distracted me from the possibility that he might be a fearful flyer.
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They scan the skies, fearful of being sent back to another FEMA trailer of the human soul.
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Levada's surveys revealed the existence of homo sovieticus, a fearful, isolated, authority-loving personality created by Communism.
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Thursday's plummet in U.S. stocks left some traders fearful over how much more pain they can withstand.
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Having suffered season after season of hurricanes, they are fearful residents will shrug off yet another storm.
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Studying the trope of the panicked populace goes back to the fearful days of the Cold War.
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But survivors are already forgoing critical benefits, unnecessarily fearful of jeopardizing their eligibility for a green card.
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Make sure you don't sell yourself short, and don't be fearful that you're not going to succeed.
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Officers describe walking the cellblocks fearful that they could be spat on, splashed with urine or stabbed.
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In that pool and at that school, I sometimes quaked inside, fearful of what my future held.
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But this summer, some workers stayed away from Saratoga, fearful that there would be more immigration arrests.
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The Chinese Communist Party is most fearful of the sort of chaos that has historically destabilized China.
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People are fearful of losing their national identities and European integration needs to be mindful of that.
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Operators are not happy with the company direction but they will not say anything fearful of retaliation.
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"We continue to think that earnings [will] come in better than expected, and people are still fearful."
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Pagador, 68, and his grandchildren waited this storm out in the town hall -- fearful for their lives.
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Otherwise, if fearful adults keep holding us back, how can we grow up to become fearless leaders?
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Some donors are already considering halting contributions, fearful of being seen as taking sides against the government.
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This is one of the beauties of working for the BBC and HBO: no one is fearful.
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It is natural to be fearful of the consequences, for it is a leap into the unknown.
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His eyes, dark and fearful, darted back and forth at our team of prosecutors and forensic scientists.
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Many ordinary Taiwanese are fearful of the intentions of Beijing's Communist Party towards the staunchly democratic island.
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Many people clamored to vote early, fearful that possible disruptions would lead to voting centers closing early.
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He stated that the Iranian regime is clearly fearful of the consequences of its defeat in Syria.
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Too often, it worked, whether because its victims were suggestible, corrupt, fearful or simply not paying attention.
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Since the El Paso massacre, many Latinos are rightfully feeling fearful and targeted because of their ethnicity.
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Democrats are more fearful about what 2018 holds than Republicans, according to a poll released early Monday.
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"People are fearful about the measures Trump is taking," the mother said in a slow, soft voice.
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"I'm relieved to have a system that works and fearful that it would happen again," Puente said.
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"Fearful" is the opposite of fearless, so of course TREPID: intrepid makes sense, except whoever says "trepid"?
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An altruistic and able-bodied woman hefts the fearful one onto her back, and away they go.
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"We're fearful, but we need to take to the streets and overcome that fear," Ms. González said.
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Bill was anxious and agitated about what Sue might do to him or Amy, who appeared fearful.
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" As Chamberlain put it in a 1938 broadcast to the British public: "War is a fearful thing.
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That has made them fearful of complaining publicly about lack of market access and other regulatory problems.
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Israel's army says that investigations in the area have not revealed any tunnels, but locals remain fearful.
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In the last week people all over the world have felt fearful and uncertain about the future.
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Ancient Judaism was not nearly as insular and fearful of 'foreign' influences as some Biblical texts suggest.
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They are, at root, fearful, paranoid, and tribal, which drives the macho posturing and obsession with loyalty.
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As a result, investors would do well to heed Warren Buffett's famous advice and become more fearful.
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The recent refugee crisis has made many fearful of the mobility of foreign bodies, ideas, and cultures.
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Minority groups as well as secular-minded Hindus are increasingly fearful that the country's diversity is under threat.
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But European governments worried about Trump's arrival in the White House now have new reasons to be fearful.
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"It is a new normal, a fearful nation," tweeted Zitto Kabwe, leader of the opposition ACT Wazalendo party.
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He often shrinks when people in scrubs approach, as if fearful he might have to undergo another surgery.
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"Trump offers fearful vision as he promises 'America First,'" the Irish Times said in a front page splash.
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"Twitter is making me and my followers paranoid and very fearful of being suspended or shadowbanned," Dickinson wrote.
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Our peoples have become fearful and angry as their futures ... their customary lands, are now submerged in floods.
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"We are fearful because before there was rigging and that led to violence," said orange seller Christine Okoth.
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People who work with a narcissistic boss often report feeling drained, annoyed, fearful, and burned out, she says.
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They are also the group most fearful of how the Republican health care plan would affect their lives.
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And anti-immigrant rhetoric and crackdowns only exacerbate HIV transmission when fearful undocumented immigrants delay seeking health care.
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Many might yet cling to IS, fearful of revenge attacks at the hands of Shia or Yazidi militias.
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The conventional wisdom is that members are so fearful of a Prime Minister Corbyn that they'll back May.
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For investors fearful of a full-blown trade war, here's Goldman Sachs' playbook to tackle the tough market.
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But rather than fearful, Bpaet was exhilarated to share the ring with someone of Pupa's level and reputation.
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I believe that most "bad shoots" occur because the officer is simply too fearful and/or poorly trained.
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In her book, Schiff makes 17th-century Puritan New England come alive — what a dark and fearful place!
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Instead of being fearful, she wanted to reach out to other women affected by image-based sexual abuse.
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I'm still fearful of sudden death and the suffering of prolonged illness, but not of the dying itself.
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Owen ends up in another mental hospital, fearful that his time with Annie was all in his head.
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The resolution is God, of course, though Chance isn't fearful—they're "mutual fans"—and he isn't pious either.
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But when he's off-duty, he emphasized, he is fearful of the very profession for which he works.
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Officials imposed tight security, fearful of attempts by parents to mourn children who died in shoddily built schools.
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As a result, investors avoid new antibiotic firms and are fearful that they will run out of cash.
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But, fearful of the wrath of the federal government, they have stayed away, creating room for smaller operations.
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In 2011 Radek Sikorski, then Polish foreign minister, declared himself less fearful of German power than German inaction.
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They began their trip fearful and hesitant about moving forward with the surgery, but meeting Jake changed that.
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I have so many other things to be fearful of — a clown is not going to scare me.
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Several of Jared's fellow Saviors, however, are fearful of the play — and Rick sees a vulnerability to exploit.
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Governments, ever fearful of internal and external threats, will increasingly turn to low-cost, high-tech surveillance technologies.
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They will no longer move across eastern Namibia into Angola and Zambia, fearful of the consequences of poaching.
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Fearful that the authorities would make good on their threat, he stayed away and returned to Spain yesterday.
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They thrive in a corrupt environment where local politicians either collude or are too fearful to push back.
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One woman told me that once she started shooting up, she stopped smoking altogether, fearful of "wasting" anything.
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What's going on is people are finally fearful and valuations are finally getting closer to 20.1 times earnings.
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Liberals have seized on that to say she is fearful of the growing protests and dodging her constituents.
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It's possible they don't realize this and are simply being more fearful than they objectively need to be.
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It could be a traumatic experience that gives you a strong, fearful memory [that induces a panic attack].
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"People associate plague as one of those fearful diseases, but it's a concern if not treated," Bausch said.
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Former Soviet states are increasingly fearful of Russian encroachment after the occupation of territory in Georgia and Ukraine.
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Insurers, doctors and hospitals are jockeying over those details, fearful of taking a financial hit in the legislation.
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Briseis' response to his assault is conflicted: although she does kiss him back, her first emotion appears fearful.
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Question is ... is the bloom off the rose, or are hungry customers just too fearful of potential violence?
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I understand why Americans are fearful and distrustful and looking for a reason for the way they feel.
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Women come into the fertility specialist's office fearful and tearful that they may never have children, she said.
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Fearful of the backlash -- that is, people saying the accusations have gone too far or are outright lies.
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The crowd will forgive you for less-than-perfect jokes, but nobody likes to watch a fearful performer.
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Lawmakers in both parties oppose moving detainees to U.S. soil, fearful of housing terror suspects in their districts.
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If the party division were strictly ideological, each presidential election would subject national unity to a fearful test.
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The second reason I am fearful of Facebook as fact checker is what it will do to journalism.
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Even those who have not lost out yet in terms of economic power are fearful that they might.
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A self-declared Protestant atheist, he is as passionate about his hometown as he is fearful for it.
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What can this country's youth possibly discover in their current president's grimly corrosive visions, proposals and fearful expectations?
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Woodstock 50's investor pulled the plug on the festival cause the company was fearful of financial disaster.
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" She added at the time, "I was so fearful of everything pregnancy related — physically being pregnant, emotionally, mentally.
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Half of women responding said they were more fearful about their future financial opportunities since Trump took office.
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"Fearful of strangers, she needs a well-coordinated initial meet-and-greet," says a bio for the pup.
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And thinking about that made me fearful of making my children feel like I felt about my mom.
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If a person is fearful about keeping his or her job, this will definitely affect how they vote.
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I think America is fearful and can't quite understand how you could have free education or free medical.
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And here's where the character of Charlie goes from gentle and misunderstood to "fearful" simply because she's different.
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Or are you fearful the authorities will fabricate evidence against you to pursue an agenda that's anti-feminist?
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All physical and psychological wiring we come with is programmed to take fearful thoughts and feelings very seriously.
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If I'm being honest with you, I was fearful of it, but I had really hoped for Europe.
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Yet it is also notable that our agencies capable of circumventing foreign firewalls are fearful of doing so.
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Residents of Brownsville, a city of 183,000, are concerned but not fearful, Mayor Tony Martinez said on Monday.
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But Barack Obama balked, fearful of what Putin might do next, and Donald Trump has also dithered. Gen.
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"When the rest of the world is fearful, we know that America will come out fine," Buffett said.
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My parents aren't scared of it, and I'm not a fearful person; I'm not afraid of anything else.
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American allies in Europe and Asia are fearful of Mr. Bolton's hawkish views on Iran and North Korea.
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I'll feel in my bones that the day has passed — as all days, even fearful ones, eventually do.
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That can make them fearful to go out, spend time on public transportation, or take trips on planes.
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Rather, as Mr. Bruni observes, he is the "tempered pacifist," perhaps fearful of what will be publicly revealed.
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And I'll admit that several of my own feel less like a conscious act than a fearful reflex.
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My boss is a fearful dinosaur who has drained all joy and sense of accomplishment from my workday.
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Fearful of what may come next, businesspeople are delaying plans to expand their factories or hire new workers.
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Fearful of more deceptions, the president's legal team has insisted that Mr. Trump answer questions only in writing.
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But after touring the hospital, she said, she grew fearful that the staff there wouldn't support her choices.
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"I did not feel fearful at all while I was up there, not one minute," Ms. Baker said.
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That sensitivity informed "Freedom's Fearful Foe: Poverty," his celebrated photo essay published in Life magazine in June 1961.
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In-room relaxation offerings, she added, were particularly well-suited to dealing with the worries of fearful guests.
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"When you get off the desk and talk to executives, they're more fearful of her winning," Cramer said.
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Some fearful owners are already seeking legal advice for ways to deter M.L.B. from making any unilateral changes.
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Big American companies fiercely protect their intellectual property and trade secrets, fearful of giving an edge to rivals.
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But in the moment, as pretty fearful fliers (as at least three of us were), this was bad.
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"[Wells] became fearful that someone may recognize her if she continued to deliver for Postmates," the lawsuit continues.
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From Baltimore to Birmingham, with a fearful haste, Confederate statues were removed or hidden, their ultimate fate unclear.
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It makes sense that most people are skeptical, or even fearful, about the idea of self-driving cars.
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His mother kept him inside, his nose in his school books, fearful of the pitfalls beyond the door.
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Such pronouncements amplified voices within the Republican Party that have been fearful about both illegal and legal immigration.
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Even families not directly affected by this proposed rule might be fearful about the precedent it would set.
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Under the government of Mr. Modi, Muslims and others have been fearful about the rise of Hindu nationalism.
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Where Springsteen's America was open, welcoming and self-critical, Trump's America was narrow, fearful and arguably race-defined.
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These incidents aren't necessarily criminal, but could easily make someone more fearful about living in their own community.
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Ultimately, Seif said, many fearful flyers can overcome their fears either on occasion or for the long haul.
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"We went from fearful to collaborative and hopeful," Cohen said of YouTube's evolving relationship with the music industry.
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I was a fearful child from a household with little money and even less attention paid to children.
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But his presidency also has the feel of a last stand — grim, fearful and obsessed with imminent decline.
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In the 2½ decades since I left hate groups, I've changed fearful, unhealthy habits into vigorous, uplifting practices.
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They've heard pilots are worried about taking people and fearful of getting in trouble with the US government.
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Our business community, constantly under attack from Democrats fearful of their influence, is our only engine of progress.
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The problem is down to the amygdala, the same part of the brain that responds to fearful situations.
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But defense attorney Daniel Herbert has argued Van Dyke was fearful for his life and those around him.
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But Petty and others say many suffer in silence, fearful of the stigma related to mental health issues.
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The Japanese yen and Swiss franc also rose on safe-haven buying, with investors fearful about Europe's outlook.
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Finally, consider Alex Ross in The New Yorker on how artists make work when they're angry and fearful.
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"We don't want journalists to be fearful of reporting on issues," said Courtney Radsch, advocacy director for CPJ.
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"My children and I have been fearful for his safety and his life this entire time," she said.
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But advocates looked at this new study on SNAP participation and saw even more reason to be fearful.
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Here, it is normal to be fearful and silenced, even though we know that we are a majority.
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Crime also may increase in places where crime victims and witnesses are fearful of working with law enforcement.
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Civilians were fearful and were leaving Afrin and the villages along the border, a resident of Afrin said.
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But with the economy souring and the youth less fearful of change, he has struggled to placate Algerians.
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He raps on beats as if lightly touching them, fearful that they might snap under too much force.
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And that doing so was interpreted by the men around them as sinister, witch-like, dangerous, and fearful.
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It was those in power who, insecure and fearful, visited upon her the most vindictive and callous retribution.
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So they went about their fearful, filthy business cloaked by darkness, and occasionally by masks and white sheets.
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"I am fearful that we are in for a long standoff between China and the United States," said McCormack.
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Lara said the hate that has been directed at her has left her fearful for herself and her family.
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Investors typically, of course, buy these bonds when they&aposre fearful or they feel less certain of the future.
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IK: I think you should always be very fearful of your competition, but you shouldn't let fear drive it.
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Khetarpaul was fearful that other people would see the color of her son's skin and never fully accept him.
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Brazilian shopkeeper Talita Celia e Silva, 29, said many women remain too fearful to speak out against their abuser.
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The mice were unable to dredge up the fearful memory, which meant that the subiculum was needed for recall.
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Left-wing parties are divided between open-border liberals and blue-collar workers fearful of migrants undercutting their wages.
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