So, fears of unemployment, fears that our culture will change, fears that disease is coming.
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It fears backlash and, of course, it fears lost revenues.
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Fears around machine intelligence are, at their core, fears of becoming irrelevant.
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Like so many fears, our fears of self-driving cars are probably illogical.
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This is the cynical manipulation of white Americans' fears; fears of the other.
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"All of those fears are false fears," according to Corcoran, especially for entrepreneurs.
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That may ease fears of renewed confrontation that fueled fears of war last year.
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Mike Pence will help soothe some of those fears, put those fears to bed.
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Renewed fears But Maseko's death has reignited fears over sexual violence in the country.
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Wall Street also fears a possible economic slowdown over fears of waning global growth.
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Putin fears Mueller because he fears the public exposure of his attacks against America.
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And fears of slowing demand are directly related to fears of global growth slowdown.
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Our fears and concerns over porn are truly our fears and concerns over sexual fantasy.
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And a lot of the fears that you have are very much your own fears.
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These fears of outsiders, fears of replacement, and racial animus have become a powerful political instigator.
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I had a lot of fears about cutting it all off — I had all the fears.
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As I start the workout, my fears about puking are replaced with fears about passing out.
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But when, I have these different fears, and I don't want my fears to come true.
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Blacks had dealt with white fears, while queers had dealt with the fears of straight men.
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Fears of revenge attacks Those fears are echoed elsewhere in Iraqi Kurdistan, albeit in hushed tones.
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" "But when, I have these different fears, and I don't want my fears to come true.
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So the advertising industry tapped into these fears and provided products that could ameliorate these fears.
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RECESSION FEARS Investors ran for the safety of bonds this week as fears of a recession grew.
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It fears concentrations of power in government and also it fears private concentrations of power [in business].
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Security fears A rash of kidnappings and Taliban bombings have heightened security fears in the Afghan capital.
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Fears lead to change Fears about the virus have also prompted changes in prisons around the country.
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While decriminalizing drug use raises understandable fears of increased addiction, these fears are not supported by evidence.
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"Being able to experience fears through a story helps kids process what those natural fears are," says Gretter.
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Security fears A rash of kidnappings and Taliban bombings have heightened security fears in Kabul, the Afghan capital.
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Coronavirus fears The jobs survey was taken in the middle of February, before coronavirus fears overtook Corporate America.
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He doesn't so much expose them to new fears as he draws up within them their existing fears.
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Robert Kennedy — have voiced fears about vaccines causing autism, fears that scientists have repeatedly determined to be without merit.
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Mr Macron's western European gang fears stagnation and opposes Mr Weber; the EPP most fears disintegration and supports him.
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Growth fears: The world's central banks keep sending interest rates lower as fears about global economic growth take hold.
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He fears improvisation and departure, fears the traveler taking liberties, the poem speaking directly to the heresy of paraphrase.
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For Ms Hirsch, fears about the president have now become mixed together with pre-existing fears about her children's safety.
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I feel that I have fears but I know that a lot of people in the crowd have fears too.
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Instead of being tied to fears of economic weakness it was tied to too much growth and fears of inflation.
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Fears of bathroom attacks were used to defend segregation — by invoking fears that black men would attack white women in bathrooms.
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And once Marlin's worst fears are realized, the two embark on parallel journeys that make them face their fears head on.
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"This has set off the deepest fears in the Jewish psyche, fears that Zionism tried to free us from," he explained.
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Otherwise we are all prisoners to our deepest fears, and dwelling on those fears can turn them into self-fulfilling prophecies.
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Instead of tucking them away as most of us do, Phil faced his fears — really, all of our fears — head-on.
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"Those fears are valid and how you get unstuck is to write down all of the fears you have," she says.
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Immigration lawyer Greg Copeland told Business Insider Today he fears the US is using coronavirus fears to further anti-immigrant policies.
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Instead, all you hear in Russia are fears about the West or fears about religious or ethnic minorities corrupting Russian society.
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Trader Tim Seymour said Diageo is a "stock that was been beaten silly" on Brexit fears, but rallied as those fears eased.
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"Now I have normal-person fears — fears of failure, of not being smart enough or strong enough or kind enough," she says.
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Those advocating for immediate steps need to understand the fears some have for their jobs and take steps to address those fears.
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Psychological research suggests that fears about uncontrolled borders may be tied to deeper fears about loss of identity or loss of control.
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The ongoing protests began over fears that autonomy was eroding, and they have led to fears of an impending crackdown by China.
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Her poems promise to deliver her from her fears, but they're to blame for stirring up these fears in the first place.
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In the case of this series, I'm confronting my fears of aging by literally rendering myself as a reflection of those fears.
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People respond to Trump because he openly voices their anxieties and fears; he emboldens them to act on those fears in public.
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The border has become the point where we project our fears, our anxieties, and also our solutions to those fears and anxieties.
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It's women talking about their fears and men talking about their fears — and it's the things that we feel enlightened or ignorant on.
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Fears of the unknown are likely to bubble to the surface, but that's okay: sit with these fears, don't judge or repress them.
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So I think it's pretty clear that our fears about immigrants and outsiders have always been bolstered by fears about disease and contamination.
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When these imagined threats evaporate, they leave exposed our fears about the fragility of our hold on power, fears that then fulfill themselves.
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And rather than run from your fears or get stuck in them, try to be present with your anxieties and transform your fears.
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King's novel argues that evil is cyclical and that we never really outgrow our childhood fears because our childhood fears never really end.
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Fears of disastrous system deployments and fears of data privacy problems aren't held by disparate groups of people; most respondents ranked both highly.
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The short-term fears of an IPO wave flooding San Francisco with cash are overblown, but the long-term fears of the Bay Area failing to accommodate people and growing unaffordable to all but the most affluent — those fears are very real.
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"If those fears are taken off the table," emerging markets could have a big bounce, Schutte said, referring to fears of tighter Fed policy.
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Fears of production and sales delays in China, along with fears that the stock had become a speculative bubble, sent the shares spiraling lower.
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Tyler Tenbrink, 28, William Fears, 30, and Colt Fears, 28, had driven from Texas to Gainesville, Florida, for Spencer's speech at the Phillips Center.
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"These fears are normal," Monster Career expert Vicki Salemi tells CNBC Make It, and if you are having these fears, you're likely not alone.
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According to a recent report by Common Sense Media, my fears align perfectly with the top fears of parents of tweens across the country.
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But fears about what other people would think—fears he knows were silly—made it hard for him to fully commit to the project.
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To diagnose police officers' lethal fears as racist, juries and prosecutors would also have to diagnose their own fears of black bodies as racist.
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Similarly, fears of these attacks were used in opposition to ending segregation — by invoking fears that black men would attack white women in bathrooms.
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"Death meditation is an opportunity for people that are struggling with some fears around death and dying to confront those fears head-on," Arthur says.
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Even if Mr. Trump does not become president, the fears his campaign feeds on and the fears it provokes will go on poisoning American democracy.
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U.S. government debt yields fell on Tuesday as the U.S. government shutdown and trade fears between Washington and Beijing stoked fears of slower economic growth.
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Fears about the corona virus sparked panic selling and fears about growth are weighing on them still even as a government stimulus packaged prompted buying.
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He creates nonexistent threats, generates manufactured fears and prepares exaggerated responses, all leading to an erosion of the rule of law, to feed more fears.
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Fears about the corona virus sparked panic selling and fears about growth are weighing on them still even as a government stimulus packaged prompted buying.
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As ridiculous as the fears of the past seem, when I read them, I found myself seeing with new light the fears of the present.
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Airline shares such as American, Delta and United each slid at least 3% on fears of a slowdown in global travel because of virus fears.
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In other words, Democrats must create a multipronged platform that speaks to the financial fears of white voters and the social fears of people of color.
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"I have found that journaling fears and where they are coming from can help process what we are feeling and move beyond those fears," she said.
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Currency fears: The Chinese yuan slid below 7 to the US dollar on Monday, raising fears of further dangerous escalation in the US-China trade war.
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Housing estate fears While most countries and territories are reporting low numbers of cases, there were renewed fears of a separate outbreak in Hong Kong Monday.
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"There's clearly a lot going on around fears of terrorism and fears how this Zika virus might impact travel," said Tom White, an analyst at Macquarie Securities.
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And I found very clear evidence of the ways that fears of immigrants, fears that minority people were usurping resources, were shaping policy agendas in these regions.
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It's understandable that people have fears and anxieties about AI, and, as researchers, we have a duty to recognize those fears and provide different perspectives and solutions.
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Fears extend beyond the classroom This summer's mass shootings at an El Paso Walmart and a California food festival have sparked fears that children aren't safe anywhere.
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Tightening sanctions would only destabilize North Korea, and China fears a desperate and broken North Korea on its border more than it fears a nuclear North Korea.
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"The fact is the kind of ignorance and irrational fears you see would rival the feelings and fears of the worst racists in the West," he said.
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And Donald Trump is only listening to some fears — the fears of white people who see people who aren't "like them" as generally suspicious to begin with.
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"Now I have normal-person fears — fears of failure, of not being smart enough or strong enough or kind enough," Knox told PEOPLE in August of last year.
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This is a fine essay that explores how the ignorant fears of the knee-jerk "patriot" overlap with the ignorant fears at the root of racism and xenophobia.
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The euro flattened after rising above $20113 to a three-week high on mixed Chinese economic data, easing fears of Syria retaliation fears and overall renewed risk sentiment.
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His comments triggered a global sell-off in stocks and inflamed fears of a slowdown in global growth, fears which have periodically roiled markets over the past year.
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JK: Horror captures people's fears in a way that might be symbolic; it represents some of the fears you have psychologically, and it lets you react to it.
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Since Trump was elected, the bookshelves and op-ed pages have been alive with fears of Orwellian fascism — fears that, for the most part, remain far from manifesting.
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In recent days spot iron ore prices in the world's largest importer have alternated between slumping as trade war fears mount, or rallying as these same fears moderate.
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They also play on anxieties rooted deep in American culture — Cold War-vintage fears of "reds under the bed" and older fears of foreign, and especially Russian, infiltration.
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France fears that Russia is trying to push Marine Le Pen to victory France fears that Russia is trying to push Marine Le Pen to victory France's top intelligence agency fears that Russia is trying to sway the upcoming presidential elections in favor of far-right candidate Marine Le Pen.
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Unclubbable and post-ideological, Mrs May is held in office only by the fact that the Conservative Party fears a leadership contest more than it fears her lacklustre leadership.
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Socioeconomic reasons are the number one reason, also fears that they'll lose their current relationship, fears about completing school, being able to compete in society in any meaningful way.
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His comments triggered a global sell-off in stocks and inflamed fears of a slowdown in global growth, fears of which have periodically roiled markets over the past year.
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There's something about hearing someone else vocalize your innermost fears, fears that you tell no one and are confident belong to you alone, that strips them of their power.
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Perhaps the thing it does most effectively, though, is to evoke the fears we all have when we're younger — fears which sometimes get buried, but never really go away.
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Politically, fears of a trade war sparked by protectionist policies espoused by President Donald Trump fell to 20 percent, while worries about European elections spiking "disintegration risk" led fears.
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Fears that the United Kingdom may crash out of the EU without a deal by April 12 had pressured the pound earlier on fears of a protracted Brexit logjam.
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For all I know, you have deep fears related to trust and, like many of us, are good at finding or creating situations in which those fears come true.
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"What the government has done in this case is try to deal with your fears, the fears that we have about the unknown, about homegrown terrorism," Mr. Maynard said.
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Why it matters: It stokes fears about the health of the labor that's shown some signs of slowing, but has mostly held up in the face of recession fears.
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Where do such beliefs -- and fears -- stem from?
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But more than that, I Kill Giants is about loneliness and how hard it can be to face our fears, let alone to let other people in on those fears.
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Lurking as the largest concern among G20 members are fears regarding what experts call "deglobalization," driven above all by fears of an increased decoupling of the US and Chinese economies.
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He fears that the US is moving too slowly to counter China's march in tech, repeating mistakes the government made in failing to recognize legitimate fears about embracing Russian technology.
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It may be that those events generate less media coverage, or that the history of unjust policing is represented in different ways: fears of deportation instead of fears about shootings.
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"I am increasingly thinking that it's going to be a no deal Brexit and I have got no fears of that, no fears of that at all, " he told CNBC.
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Days before Trump's inauguration, Stone spoke to The Des Moines Register about the fears of the trans community's fears surrounding the new administration, conveying the need for organizations such as hers.
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There might have been genuine fears about Chrome-only sites only a year ago, but it seems the worries about Google blocking out the new Edge are just fears, for now.
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But while the Kremlin may be benefiting from fears of its influence in the short term, it is unclear how it plans to turn those fears to its longer-term advantage.
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As we see through John's interactions with Debbie, he is an expert at realizing the kinds of fears an accomplished single woman may have and then using those fears against her.
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This story comes to mind not so much because of fears of a new cold war, this time with China, but because of the bond market's recent response to such fears.
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Both Colt Fears and Williams Fears yelled at the victims "I'm going to f***ing kill you" and were also yelling "kill them" and "shoot them," according to the police report.
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Because of that, I allowed my fears and the fears of my coworkers to get to me, going so far as to withdraw all the liquid cash from my savings account.
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Trade fears also weighed on stocks, after a report that President Trump may impose tariffs on all remaining imports from China, raising fears about increasing costs for American businesses and consumers.
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The move into utility stocks began before the Chinese coronavirus hit the markets hard, but has accelerated since fears of a global economic slowdown ticked up on fears of a pandemic.
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This rattled the spy community and stoked fears that a purge may be coming, fears that seemed to be confirmed on Friday when Mr. Grenell ousted his office's No. 2 official.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's military fears that the Airbus (AIR.
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" Without one, Shea fears, "there simply is no hope.
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Maybe others played on our fears -- but we helped.
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My jealousy, my insecurities, my fears — those were mine.
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Indeed, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch's monthly report on fund managers' biggest fears shows concern about the Fed tightening faster than expected is moving up on the list of the biggest fears.
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Meanwhile, the zero-sum nature of the American attention span left no room for fears of white supremacy and its fanatical adherents, forcing them to the farthest fringes of worries and fears.
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While Resident Evil 7 taps into more conventional fears — killer insect swarms, lumbering monsters, gratuitous gore, and direct physical threats — much of the horror taps into our primal fears of the unknown.
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Issues you don't usually want to confront concerning your own grief, fears about intimacy, and money will be probed, and this is a powerful time to transform yourself and face your fears.
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Instead of hiding our fears behind a twinkly smile (as Reagan would have) or confronting fears with a sobering demeanor (as Obama did), Trump made fear the direct text of his speech.
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"These kinds of statement (from Salvini) are clearly intended to serve short-term political interests and the government is speaking to fears rather than trying to allay those fears," Flynn said Monday.
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Asian stocks slumped on Friday after shockingly weak February export data from China heightened fears in a market already burdened by fears of a global economic slowdown following the ECB's dovish signals.
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They blamed Communists for fomenting "race mixing," evoking sexualized fears that social equality would mean black men having sex with white women — the very fears that put the Scottsboro Boys on trial.
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"If you're someone who fears homeless people asking for money, or squeegee kids coming over to your car and cleaning your windows, then that kind of policing alleviates those fears," she said.
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So I decided to speak with Wuthnow about what he learned and whether fears about America's "moral decline" are really just a cover for much deeper fears about race and demographic changes.
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Photos like Northam's bring these fears to life, fears that are apparent in movies like Get Out, where the villains were white liberals tricking a black man into letting his guard down.
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My parents, when they were getting out of college The Graduate was a really big movie for them because they could see the fears and anxieties of Benjamin, Dustin Hoffman's character in that film; his fears were their fears, and I think in a lot of ways that's what we're all kind of dealing with, especially young people.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardBiden's lead atop Democratic field slips: poll Gabbard stokes fears among Democrats Trump Jr. attacks Vindman: 'Total absolution if you are a leftist veteran' MORE (D-Hawaii) stokes fears among Democrats.
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Technically, fears fall into one bucket or another, but to me (admittedly a sociologist and not a psychologist), it can seem a little more complicated than that when you're thinking through your fears.
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Pennywise's power is that he feeds on the real fears of children, fears so primal that he's able to return to torment them as adults decades later, continuing his generational cycle of violence.
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The next day, police said they had arrested three men believed to have been in the Jeep — Tyler Tenbrink, 393; William Fears, 30; and Colton Fears, 28 — and charged them with attempted homicide.
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In mid-September, I spoke with some prominent advocates, and they had two primary fears as the September 30 deadline to extend CHIP's funding drew closer: Now both fears have come to pass.
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While I wouldn't put it past the NBC family drama, Mandy Moore is here to ease some of our biggest This Is Us fears — fears that she also ignited via one cryptic Instagram.
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Through conversation with many French nationals, it becomes clear that France is reeling, not only from fears of security threats, but also from the huge economic and tourism losses associated with these fears.
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On a day when the Dow dropped as much as 400 points because of fears of a US-China trade war, Navarro played down fears that escalating tariffs would harm the US economy.
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In the space opened up by Irish fears over a no deal -- fears that are also felt in Paris, Berlin and Brussels -- there is fertile ground for negotiation, no matter what Juncker says.
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An aircraft leasing company suing Boeing thinks the 737 Max planes now have "no value" because of their safety record and fears among passengers fears, a lawyer representing the company told Business Insider.
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He vaguely recalled that Fears had been in prison in Florida, but he wasn't aware that Fears had been charged with attempted murder, or that he had anything to do with white supremacy.
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Economic fears mount The global stocks sell-off on Monday came amid fears among investors that far from waning, the coronavirus outbreak was escalating in a way that could cause genuine economic damage.
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Political candidates understand that the media fears accusations of bias more than it fears enabling violent racism, particularly violent racism against a class of people such as Muslims who lack much political power.
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Well, I think anytime journalists hear it recommended that they ask the people they're trying to inform what they wanna know about, they respond with these kinds of fears, and they're legitimate fears.
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There are fears that could change in a Brexit divorce.
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I get it, though — some people have fears surrounding animals.
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Fears about a potential recession in the U.S. have subsided.
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They spoke on condition of anonymity because of security fears.
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It's time to face your fears Daisy and come clean.
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But talks have failed amid fears for the Lebanese economy.
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Giger was an expert in translating his fears into beauty.
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Fears of a Chinese slowdown also hit the offshore yuan .
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But she fears his presidency will actually do her in.
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It's brave of Swift to share these fears so openly.
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During it, you'll face your fears and overcome important hurdles.
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Rising reports of violent hate have only confirmed Khan's fears.
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I feel lucky that she was honest about her fears.
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For the TIs, these devices are their worst fears realized.
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Welcome his questions and share your own feelings and fears.
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The big question now is whether those fears are warranted.
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Fears are growing of an end to Germany's golden decade.
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That is prompting fears government debt is next in line.
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Meanwhile, fears are growing of a surge of communal tension.
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Those fears have helped lift bond yields, pushing prices down.
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That stake has exacerbated fears about its huge debt load.
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He set the place alight and we forgot our fears.
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Speaking in Malta, French President François Hollande echoed Europe's fears.
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But this barely scratches the surface of their deeper fears.
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Fears over rising rates in part had sparked the selloff.
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Tariff fears have plagued auto suppliers in Germany as well.
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But are all the fears about a trade war justified?
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She'll house someone, she fears, as soon as next month.
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It's obvious that political fears are trumping economic optimism. Why?
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Fears of an economic slowdown sent stocks plunging on Tuesday.
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They discussed their greatest hopes and fears for the technology.
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Changes to the electoral laws have raised fears of fraud.
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It's still very much about consumer engineering of our fears.
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To me, fearless is having fears, fearless is having doubts.
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U.S. stock futures fell during Asian trade, stoking such fears.
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Weak economic data out of China didn't ease fears either.
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Because it's someone being honest about their fears and emotions.
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Comey has shown no overriding desire to soothe their fears.
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The shift reflects market fears as stocks continue to tumble.
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There's also something there about Jane's own fears and insecurities.
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So how exactly does Aptus pounce on these investor fears?
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I learned to face my fears and feed my enemies.
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"One of our biggest fears is a rollover," she says.
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Fears of a possible Brexit were also impacting oil markets.
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Still, food safety fears linger, despite Beijing's stringent import requirements.
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She obsesses over it, yet she fears what she finds.
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The fears of the scientists are often echoed in fiction.
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The reports set off fears of a sonic weapon attack.
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You can see how fears shift and change over time.
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We've learned many fears over the course of our lives.
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This time the pig fever is stoking fears of inflation.
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Fears of plateauing smartphone sales appeared to peak on Jan.
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Hotpot stocks led declines among restaurant operators amid coronavirus fears.
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What are your fears around having enough and feeling supported?
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We listened to their concerns, their fears, and their desires.
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Most declined to be named, citing fears of further retaliation.
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Eventually Begin embarked upon a quest to conquer his fears.
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Sterling fell 21% to $21.03.3, suggesting fears remain about Brexit.
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British ADRs, however, have been rattled when Brexit fears rise.
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He still fears extradition to America for publishing its secrets.
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Most women are persuading officers that their fears are real.
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Fears of forest ranger abuse were nowhere to be found.
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Tarek fears arrest and is staying away from her home.
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We now have evidence that these fears are eminently reasonable.
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Go deeper: Why press fears on Assange charges are premature
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The Democratic barrage -- playing into such fears -- has already begun.
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Once we made it inside, his fears became a reality.
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China fears it would make Chinese missiles less scary, too.
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Tuesday's poll results soothed some fears, but uncertainty remained high.
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Monday's announcement did little to allay those fears, Etzioni said.
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US job growth has held up amid increasing recession fears.
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Mr Tusk repeated those fears at the summit press conference.
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Fears that these elections may not be fair are justified.
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Give others the opportunity to help you lessen your fears.
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People can develop fears of pretty much anything, he said.
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I'm not the only person with irrational fears, of course.
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Such fears have fluctuated in line with recent political turmoil.
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AHS confronts our deepest fears with unmatched suspense and style.
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It's this combination of horror and humor, laughter and fears.
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But the dissolution is something Norma fears on some level.
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"Fears that we have in this country too," he said.
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How do they describe their problems, hopes, fears, and goals?
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But somehow that doesn't quite work in calming our fears.
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Now there are fears that Erdogan could go much further.
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The complacency of our Congress justifies our fears even more.
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"But she fears for their safety, just like I do."
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Additional reports could ease investor fears of an earnings recession.
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Zika fears are biting into Florida's $90 billion travel industry.
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Playing Mary Poppins is helping Emily Blunt overcome her fears.
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Successful science fiction necessarily plays on real hopes and fears.
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I tentatively opened Spotify, and all my fears were assuaged.
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Gwyneth Paltrow has conquered one of her greatest fears . . . vacation.
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Despite fears of another massacre, the crowds were still large.
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Jazz coach Quin Snyder allayed those fears after the game.
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It represents their fears and regrets, which are all different.
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She fears more will leave than are legally required to.
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Let's look at some of the specific fears opponents raise.
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However, fears of a wave of violence are also growing.
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I confronted the man who comprised all my childhood fears.
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What are their greatest fears, hopes and thoughts on aging?
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Moscow fears "colour revolutions," so the West should create them.
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The leaked DNC emails corroborated some Sanders supporters' deepest fears.
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Like many, he fears the economic consequences of a split.
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DE>, because of fears the move could cause sanctions trouble.
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Those fears sent crude oil prices in the opposite direction.
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The unravelling of the nuclear deal has heightened such fears.
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Chinese stocks plummet as Huawei CFO arrest raises trade fears
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Go deeper: Fears of Big Tech scrutiny hit Wall Street
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Sterling fell 21% to $21.03.3, suggesting fears remain about Brexit.
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ETFs have faced fears that they cannot manage rampant selling.
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Indeed, there are fears about mainland interference in Taiwanese politics.
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Gary, the smallest, fears being sent into small, narrow spaces.
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The paper, it seems, prove that their fears were justified.
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Eventually, after much coddling by Becca, Chris overcomes his fears.
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The referendum has stirred fears of a new regional conflict.
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But it fears a much worse fiscal picture in 2020.
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As things dragged on, the questions and fears got darker.
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Such scenes play on children's fears of losing a parent.
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At first, the visit seems to confirm their world fears.
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" Dismissing her son's fears, Karen says, "Chucky is a toy.
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RBC Capital Markets said that those fears were "overdone," however.
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Security fears led to a drop in revenue from tourism.
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Fears that Britain may exit the European Union on Oct.
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Irrational fears consumed her, as did an obsession with death.
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Because Trump plays into many countries' worst fears about America.
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Little insecurities left unchecked grow into big fears of failure.
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Yet farmers' fears go beyond the method of the purchases.
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Fears of extra regulation caused more losses on March 93th.
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The resentment, the playing on white fears and white anxiety.
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The referendum has fuelled fears of a new regional conflict.
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Similar fears contributed to the market's sharp downturn in December.
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Today brings some discomfort; you need to face your fears.
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Oil has gone below $30, and that's added to fears.
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There are fears that a hard Brexit would slow business.
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Which is exactly what the left already fears from Clinton.
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I no longer put actions behind my fears and insecurities.
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The protectionist measures have sparked fears of a trade war.
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But that interest comes with its own set of fears.
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Keep everyone else in line by playing on their fears.
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We see our biggest hopes, our deepest fears writ large.
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Gun sales soared, prompted by fears of violence and rioting.
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Doll believes oil is the main driver of recession fears.
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"Fears are learned and can be traced back," he says.
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By her own admission, Millie Bobby Brown has several fears.
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DB Pins has no such fears and no such shame.
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That created fears that the economy was falling into recession.
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Student Candy Lau fears Hong Kong will become more controlled.
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Unfortunately, recent developments have done nothing to dispel these fears.
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Bond yields have tumbled as global economic fears have heightened.
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The assurances did not completely allay the family's fears, however.
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Ah, but won't this exacerbate fears about algorithms taking over?
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These investors are optimistic despite lingering fears among ratings agencies.
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In other words, even my worst fears have been exceeded.
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Fears allayed, he popped the whole thing in his mouth.
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Investor fears on Monday were centered around the financial sector.
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And all available evidence proves my fears to be wrong.
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Hyperloop One's Colin Rhys wants to assuage your claustrophobia fears.
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Now there are fears of bankruptcies in the oil sector.
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Blast them all away, and with them, your security fears.
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Those mounting fears came to a head Wednesday in Congress.
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I try to understand my fears and then overcome them.
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Meanwhile, fears of basic security still loom over these communities.
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On the face of it, such fears are indeed warranted.
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Besides, extreme policies fuel irrational fears rather than extinguish them.
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Turkey fears it may be a target for immediate retaliation.
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Scientific progress now brought new fears as well as hope.
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Analysts said the resulting geopolitical fears had pushed fundamentals aside.
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S. trade conflict and fears of an imminent global recession.
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But, he fears, this month's reunion may be the last.
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Fears of a tsunami were still very real in Lombok.
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The rate cut also underlines fears about slowing economic growth.
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He fears how his family would fare under public scrutiny.
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Among his patients, Ganz said, there's a variety of fears.
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The fate of the flight touched off fears about terrorism.
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Reactionary business sectors incited fears of expropriation and capital flight.
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But they have also proved that these fears are justified.
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Fears for the future are playing out across Puerto Rico.
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But Derby fears they could be sitting ducks like that.
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Still, he struggled to overcome public fears of rising crime.
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Overall, global trade war fears dissipated from last week's trading.
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Critics of Israel love to exploit Jewish fears and anxieties.
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Fears about China's economic health have already rattled financial markets.
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A series of issues since then has compounded those fears.
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Ukraine fears Mariupol could be a future target for Russia.
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Zombies tap into very contemporary fears among people of color.
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When a shutdown happens, all their worst fears are realized.
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However, there remain fears that the peace may not last.
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The move comes as fears of a potential recession linger.
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But the Obama administration has tried to dampen those fears.
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Everybody fears an increase in police violence during the Games.
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Mr. Trump, he said, was a balm for those fears.
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Instead, the budget ignited liberal fears about private sector involvement.
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The army withdraws, and fears rise that crime will spiral.
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Instead, he fears they'll sit out of the election altogether.
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President Obama has listed that possibility among his greatest fears.
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Nevertheless, fears persist and rifts are deepening among the hunters.
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But these grim fears also open up a political opportunity.
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Talk through your expectations, fears, and rules with your kids.
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Within a week, their worst fears may be taking shape.
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A surprise slowdown in the third quarter fanned those fears.
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But that wasn't all down to fears of political gridlock.
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They were simply overshadowed by fears of declining ESPN subscriptions.
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My fears and ego were getting the better of me.
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On Monday, tech shares tumbled on fears about possible regulation.
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With fears of escalation into a broader regional war rampant.
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In turn, weakening credit markets stir fears of corporate bankruptcies.
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Initially, at least, it seems to be stoking investor fears.
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As history documents so well, our worst fears were realized.
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These fears are certainly gritty, but they are also human.
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This is a real thing: Distinct fears have distinct signatures.
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He shook his head and quickly and confirmed my fears.
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That is one of my biggest fears at the moment.
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The CSU now fears losing more votes at regional level.
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Take on your fears and own up to your mistakes.
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Foreign policy fears, particularly over the Iran deal, run deep.
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Let go of our fears and project positivity, project action.
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These trends tell us that China still fears a deflation.
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Part of his strategy included deftly exploiting national security fears.
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That is exactly how it is with our darkest fears.
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That exodus is definitely a response to fears of Russia.
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It's also tied to one of Cramer's biggest market fears.
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But Calich said there were no such fears for Nigeria.
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He consistently plays to the nation's fears, not its hopes.
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"My fears for this facility have come true," Ralph said.
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They address the issues, their fears, dreams, life and humanity.
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Either way, the logical conclusion of these fears is apocalyptic.
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Mostly we know her by her fury and her fears.
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"I go right to their worst fears," Dr. Wilens said.
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The Pour The notion of putting bottles away raises fears.
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She is speaking despite grave fears with nothing to gain.
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This week's ruling won't do much to allay those fears.
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That weakness will no doubt reduce inflation fears still further.
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It fears the referendum will inflame separatist tensions at home.
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Three people were missing amid fears they had been kidnapped.
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Trump has increasingly worried about fears of a looming recession.
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What would you say are your major fears right now?
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But true crime also helps create and perpetuate those fears.
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You're ready to face your fears and communicate your needs.
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The moon enters Aquarius, encouraging you to confront your fears.
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Awareness of job churn should calm Americans' fears about imports.
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Mr. Brennan's fears clearly arise from some of these elements.
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Fears of the unknown combined with desires to start over.
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Fears about troubling videos and excessive screen time are legitimate.
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He fears that the E.U. will cut its development fund.
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There remain fears that Trump will retaliate in some way.
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Say your fears about sitting have not yet been allayed.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, Americans' fears of jihadist terrorism remain high.
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"These are the worst of our fears," Dr. Fitzgerald said.
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But the gravest fears of Alabama's critics were not realized.
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Amid fears of a lawsuit, the Facebook page came down.
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But each is also defined by human fears and frailties.
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There were fears last year that the town could fall.
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Holland especially fears that antidepressants blunt women's full emotional range.
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In that time, my worst fears never came to pass.
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But the news raised fears of escalating tensions with Iran.
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More: Big companies have tightened spending as trade fears intensify.
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Mr. Netanyahu successfully exploited these fears to his political advantage.
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His mind played relentlessly over the same fears and anxieties.
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At the time, my mother's fears did not seem justified.
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Do not be a slave to your fears and attachments.
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This has led to fears of an oil price war.
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And then there are fears of an expanding trade war.
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In November, the election of Richard Nixon confirmed those fears.
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In any case, I left Houston with my fears allayed.
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Recession fears climbed this month for a variety of reasons.
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But officials' comments have done little to allay residents' fears.
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These fears may seem absurd, but they are not irrational.
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Here's what we're watching: • Fears of overheating may be overdone.
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Oil steadied with stimulus hopes offsetting fears of plunging demand.
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The move thrusts Big Tech into a debate it fears.
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She fears she may be out of work for months.
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Coronavirus fears intensified as the outbreak's infection count passed 100,000.
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The theme park closed over coronavirus fears on February 28.
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Texas, meanwhile, has tightened chemical disclosure rules, citing terrorism fears.
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Amid very real fears that Irma could, as GOP Sen.
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The safety fears, if not purely imaginary, are wildly exaggerated.
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After moving to Mbyo, Ms. Mukamana had her own fears.
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It was the sort of bad news every patient fears.
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And perhaps some fears of negative macro trends bubbling up?
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TC: I can imagine fears about these samples being mishandled.
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That raised fears that a misfire could endanger residents there.
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That month, Lambert hosted some community meetings to mollify fears.
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Markets have plunged on fears of an imminent pandemic declaration.
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And fears of financial problems at the company have faded.
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Those fears increased as the company entered the digital age.
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Despite Lindsay's hesitation and fears, Cassie has the perfect answer.
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Nonetheless, fears have grown that fraud could infect the outcome.
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In the plan, Warren voices the fears of many Democrats.
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Such categorizations ultimately play to our deepest fears and anxieties.
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More here on the hack and how it's raising fears.
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The nature of the crash immediately stoked fears of terrorism.
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Transgender activists are often too quick to dismiss such fears.
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The fraudulent text messages appeared to prey on those fears.
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It means inspiring liberals without arousing the fears of moderates.
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They have control, something that our current state government fears.
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Mr. Price tried on Wednesday to allay fears of disruption.
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There are also fears the insecticides are harming other pollinators.
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This has led to fears of another financial market crisis.
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At the same time, however, her worst fears have materialized.
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Americans' fears of nuclear annihilation well up every few decades.
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But actually experiencing an autonomous ride can assuage growing fears.
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Public schools long have reflected our national mood and fears.
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There are fears the country may be hiding an outbreak.
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But the fears are the same: malnutrition, disease, even death.
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To love Ivan, she must conquer complex inhibitions and fears.
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Facebook is pulling out of SXSW due to coronavirus fears.
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FACTS AND FEARS By James R. Clapper with Trey Brown.
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The Dow dropped nearly 900 points as coronavirus fears spiked.
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Fears over the virus have fueled discrimination around the world.
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It fears the tyranny of theory that cannot tolerate dissent.
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More infections in Iran stoking fears about an uncontrolled spread.
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Egypt fears the dam will cut into its water supplies.
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The new cases added to the fears of some residents.
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The killing has spurred fears of a major regional conflagration.
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It was freeing, the way facing your fears can be.
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Recessionary fears could weigh on dealmaking activity, the report said.
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But, at least so far, our privacy fears are overblown.
|
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He said fears of a trade war were over blown.
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As the case dragged on, her fears seemed to grow.
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Carcasses like these have raised biological fears around the country.
|
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He moved from house to house to assuage these fears.
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But so far, the worst fears have not been realized.
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The Parnassus portfolio managers are not alone in their fears.
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The Fed has yet to signal similar fears in 19863.
|
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Fears of infection have impacted car travel and taxis, too.
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But he now fears it will never be the same.
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An interaction with her neighbor, in particular, assuaged her fears.
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To Humar, this was an unspoken confirmation of her fears.
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Both sides sought to tamp down fears of wider conflict.
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Although he's only 9, my boy fears none of this.
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On an emotional level, you're learning to face your fears.
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Executives on a conference call tried to calm investor fears.
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What are your hopes and fears for the new president?
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Doctors have expressed fears that his kidneys could pack up.
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Graham tried to ally those fears during his "TODAY" interview.
|
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In recent years, however, fears of "creeping Islamization" have emerged.
|
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Fears that migrants will endanger the public are similarly flimsy.
|
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But their worst fears never came to fruition, she said.
|
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Officials met with parents immediately afterward to quiet their fears.
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Gail: White exceptionalism is the worst case scenario everybody fears.
|
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But the report suggests these fears may have been overblown.
|
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She wants everyone to shed the unreasonable fears and misconceptions.
|
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But his advice has done little to quell their fears.
|
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Therefore, the job report also helped to quell inflation fears.
|
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Thousands wrote to her with hopes, fears, queries and confessions.
|
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But it doesn't seem to have quelled the industry's fears.
|
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But sources familiar with the inquiry have rejected those fears.
|
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Refugees cite fears of violence and persecution back in Myanmar.
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"She knew Paul was married," Delaney said of Kozlowski's fears.
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He'd peered into her dreams, her fears, her innermost thoughts.
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In recent months, Western officials have voiced fears of genocide.
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True international partnership also would reduce fears of financial misappropriation.
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Doug Fears told reporters during a FEMA conference call Wednesday.
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Buttigieg is seizing the opportunity to capitalize on those fears.
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So, face your fears America and #BeGreat Learn more: www.wayneforusa.
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John Kennedy dismissed the fears of some of his colleagues.
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Fears seemed to have dissipated, at least for the morning.
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The tariff talk has spurred fears of a trade war.
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It got him ranting about his fears for modern Quebec.
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That led to fears it would be dominated by Americans.
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That led to fears it would be dominated by Americans.
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Fears about overcrowding and high hotel prices can be deterrents.
|
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Following President Trump's lead, many commentators have played down fears.
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Fears of a crisis on the Korean Peninsula are mounting.
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Those comments did little to assuage the fears of investors.
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Fears of Ethiopia suffering Africa's next interethnic conflict are growing.
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The CBO scores get at the heart of these fears.
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He fears those tools may have been lost to flames.
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That briefly set off fears of another deep financial crisis.
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"There are high fears of loss of life," he said.
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And so I always say, I never dismiss people's fears.
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In recent years, Saudi fears have swung decisively toward abandonment.
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Do you feel like being creative helps you overcome fears?
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Fears and tensions are heightened in the US right now.
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These fears, MacDonald says, are directly related to genetic illiteracy.
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Pardoning the Hammonds suggests not only that this particular case was mistreated, but that fears of government overreach are warranted — and that Trump will continue to act in a way that acknowledges those fears.
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He has repeatedly spoken of his fears that he could be extradited from Sweden to the U.S., where he fears he could face the death penalty if charged and convicted of publishing government secrets.
|
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Growing fears in Hong Kong Fears of the virus' spread have led to calls for increased action in multiple countries and territories, not least in Hong Kong, where memories of SARS still run deep.
|
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By reinstating the ban, the Supreme Court effectively validated President Trump's unsubstantiated fears about transgender people — fears that also have fueled his administration's attempts to undo legal protections for transgender people in other areas.
|
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But this is a candidate who took advantage of the fears, and then another group of people that didn't have solutions to those fears, didn't have answers, enough answers about where work was going.
|
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Fears are mounting that Europe's largest economy could slide into a recession after slumping exports due to a global slowdown, tariff conflicts and Brexit fears translated into a contraction of 0.1% in the second quarter.
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What was particularly upsetting to me at the time was that the experience appeared to confirm my parents' worst fears—fears that had struck me, when I was growing up, as absurdly outdated and provincial.
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But combine them and you get something convincing: Donald Trump capitalized on fears triggered by demographic, technological, economic, social, religious, and civic change, and nothing represented or activated those fears as powerfully as Obama himself.
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Boko Haram Storms Girls' School in Nigeria, Renewing Fears Dozens of girls are missing after the militants raided a school, raising fears they may have been taken hostage just like girls from Chibok in 2014.
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It looked at how much of their support for Trump correlated with, among other factors, "fears about cultural displacement" — a polite way of describing fears of immigrants from other countries and people of other races.
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The selloff was triggered by fears of an over-supply in the market after biggest producers Saudi Arabia and Russia began a price war, aggravating market conditions that were already bogged down by coronavirus fears.
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Dramatic minimum wage increases have always brought fears of trade offs.
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This was on ongoing fears of a global glut in supply.
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Nothing has brought me greater misery or stagnation than those fears.
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Still, trade fears weighed heavily on the livestock futures market overall.
|
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He calls out their fears, their insecurities, but worst of all?
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To combat these fears, she orders a 23andMe-ish DNA test.
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During the Republican primary, a number of candidates stoked those fears.
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She fears the attacks are only beginning, and more will come.
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And I think it's sort of the same with fears, too.
|
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But there are fears the pendulum may have swung too far.
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Her fears proved valid when sister Kendall slammed her vacay PDA.
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Add to that fears of a slowdown in global economic growth.
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS Ritz cracker products recalled amid fears of salmonella.
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There are fears that reintroducing border checks could reignite sectarian violence.
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Oftentimes, these people have exploited the fears of conservatives for profit.
|
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But now, Michelle Obama fears that many Americans are feeling hopeless.
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K. nationals to leave Britain, prompting fears of a labor shortage.
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The reported release appears to be easing some of those fears.
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Intel has confirmed that those worst-case fears may be possible.
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Investors also grappled with fears of an economic slowdown this week.
|
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Opposition politicians have criticized the project over fears of environmental risks.
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Still, though Squire fears for her family's safety, she keeps going.
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But that has done little to assuage the fears of Greenpeace.
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Indeed, the Fed is at the center of the rate fears.
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There are fears that safe zones could promote division of Syria.
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The United Nations fears a protracted political crisis will trigger unrest.
|
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Services firms were less affected by fears of a trade war.
|
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Goldman said Apple alleviated some investors' fears about its future guidance.
|
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Who else sank a pool party with their tears and fears?
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We will be defined by our hopes and not our fears.
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Wade, this news likely won't assuage women's fears around reproductive rights.
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This isn't the first time El-Erian has dismissed recession fears.
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So my economic approach is very much to allay those fears.
|
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There are also fears of corruption for Belt and Road projects.
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Fortunately, shirtless Vladimir Putin is here to assuage all our fears.
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The fears of Latinx people in a border town are interesting.
|
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But it also raises fears over freedom of expression in Iraq.
|
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And more could be on the way as growth fears multiply.
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Of course, many of them were, and many fears were misplaced.
|
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Fears about Chinese overcapacity, and of a yuan devaluation, have receded.
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Unfortunately, L.R.'s fears of not being believed were proven true.
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Many Japanese have deep fears about genetic abnormalities caused by radiation.
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Girls are also married young because of fears for their safety.
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Don't feed into the fears, stand tall, keep living, keep thriving!
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Demand on some routes is weak because of fears of terrorism.
|
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Others argue that fears of "Made in China 2025" are overblown.
|
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Should debunked fears that vaccines cause autism result in medical exemptions?
|
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Fears of the police have ramped up in the last week.
|
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But these fears are small fry compared with the wider implications.
|
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"People have all sorts fears, all sorts of resistances," Raniere said.
|
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And after Trump's sudden announcement Sunday night, these fears were realized.
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Brown fears the same thing will happen with the new sufentanil.
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As humans, we gather all manner of fears throughout our lives.
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Many of those fears do not have fun upside down resolutions.
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But in each case, investors' worst fears never came to pass.
|
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As the company grew, Kaspersky was determined to overcome those fears.
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His patient and optimistic attitude instantly alleviated my initial money fears.
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I don't want somebody playing on the fears of the nation.
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Tocqueville exercised a powerful influence on those who shared his fears.
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I knew all my fears were about to come to pass.
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Fears of a China meltdown are once again sweeping the market.
|
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Those fears helped send global markets into a tailspin in December.
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"Of course the residents of Dandong share those fears," Hurwitz explained.
|
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Union leaders, meanwhile, have voiced fears about privatisations and job cuts.
|
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The bond market also reflected growing fears of a softer economy.
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Fears can be stubborn and not particularly easy to argue with.
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It's hard to dislodge some of those public fears and perceptions.
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Despite Trump's adamant denials, he reportedly fears the possibility of impeachment.
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But, with good reason, Mr Guha fears that is indeed happening.
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Determined speculators, Mr Danielsson fears, will always find a way in.
|
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There were also fears that the region's economies could become overheated.
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Until airline stocks stabilize, he fears Boeing will just bounce around.
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Much of the cuts — but not all — are on coronavirus fears.
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Other survey findings: Fears about a China slowdown moderated in October.
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Horror movies make our worst fears real, then show them defeated.
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They're the things that more specific fears or phobias spring from.
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Fears that Britain will leave the European Union on the Oct.
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"US Travel Industry Fears a 'Lost Decade' Under Trump," Bloomberg warned.
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That has raised fears that Lava Jato could be wound down.
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Haban shared her fears with a social worker on Dec. 7.
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Outside conservative groups backing Marshall tried to raise fears about Roem.
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Groundless fears: four of his films were nominated for Academy Awards.
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Irrational fears are stories that we weave into long, spinning tales.
|
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But instead of reliving our science fears and those flunked Chem.
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Sometimes you just have to face your fears with your behind.
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He then described his fears of becoming the determiner of truth.
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Guam's Pacific Daily News didn't help ease people's fears any, either.
|
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Each member brought its own hopes and fears to the union.
|
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The fears have pummeled global markets and hurt the world economy.
|
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Fears of a global slowdown were also weighing on stock markets.
|
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"Our heroine's fears, unarticulated, gnaw at her like rats," narrates Finck.
|
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He's also a constant reminder of their worst fears made manifest.
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After a few moments of tongue gymnastics, my fears were confirmed.
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The prospect of a hung parliament has raised fears of gridlock.
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They unearth their deepest fears and aspire to their highest hopes.
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No two patients are the same and have the same fears.
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There were fears for the crew after the vessel caught fire.
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But we must not let fears get the better of us.
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Go deeper ... Exclusive poll: Public fears lawsuit over pre-existing conditions
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Eventually, she realizes that sharing feels great and overcomes her fears.
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The delays have rekindled fears of a new crisis in Europe.
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Among the minorities and their friends, there are several specific fears.
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There are candidates who speak to people's fears, which is understandable.
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In the end, Cramer fears that the deal could be blocked.
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In the past few days, their fears have ebbed and flowed.
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The trucks are being protected by police over fears of looting.
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Well, this site will calm your fears or indulge your nightmares.
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I am an individual: I have hopes, dreams, fears and feelings.
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If the data gets worse, that could spark investor fears again.
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Llaneza also has fears, but taking precautionary measures eases her mind.
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So, the country's elite no longer fears attacking investigators and activists.
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He fears also that the council would just leave him there.
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Ms Fraser ably explains the fears and emotions on both sides.
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"Nazi is like the N-word for white people," Fears said.
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Apparently she has pretty advanced case of coulrophobia, among other fears.
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In 23.7 and 2225, Europe was the source of most fears.
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Fears are growing that terrorists are entering Europe masquerading as refugees.
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Aluminium, however, slipped after Chinese output gained, fanning fears of oversupply.
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Growth rates are stumbling, debt levels rising and geopolitical fears spreading.
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The peso tumbled on fears of a debt crisis and inflation.
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Maya is not always able to express her hopes and fears.
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None of us is immune to our basest fears and instincts.
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Because everyone's worst fears come true, the emotions spiral from there.
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Such fears have compelled Senate Republicans to reject Medicaid expansion altogether.
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The 14-day strike had raised fears of global supply shortfalls.
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I want her to grow up without these common irrational fears.
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Pre-event fears of racism and hooligan violence have not materialized.
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Almost none of these wild fears had any basis in fact.
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It will not douse, but inflame the fears of our citizens.
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Her fears were realized when the actor came home from filming.
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It's possible that fears over Zika will curb Olympic sexy time.
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In the aftermath of the botched coup, those fears have intensified.
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As insecurities and fears raise their ugly-cute heads, take heart.
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Carmakers' quiet embrace of E15 may start to ease such fears.
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" His economic fears: "I'm very concerned about the long term trends.
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But most of their internal fears lie directly within their control.
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But fears of devastating storm surges and catastrophic flooding didn't materialize.
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Fears rose that Mugabe had gone but his harsh system remained.
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Investors' fears of Netflix's eventual demise may be a tad overblown.
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I would say capex is sluggish on fears around global growth.
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You will encounter some deep fears: Will you face them bravely?
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Looking back, I think that my fears were based in reality.
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O, stoking fears the online giant may push further into retail.
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However, solid first-quarter earnings could allay some of those fears.
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Hopefully, it can do better than simply overreact to its fears.
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Like the "Redeemers," Trump fears that electoral fraud threatens the republic.
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His fears appear to have already crept into Google's own products.
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"These fears of AI turning evil are way overblown," Etzioni said.
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He fears that politicians will once again whip up ethnic tensions.
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In a state like New Mexico, those fears are especially pronounced.
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Fears of a trade war triggered a selloff on Wall Street.
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The new tough talk raised fears for tech companies in particular.
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The dispute has rekindled broader fears about investor rights in Russia.
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We do not share the market's fears to the same extent.
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Fears that the company's balance sheet could worsen, however, were allayed.
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Karrueche insists she fears for her safety and needs permanent protection.
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She's still battling her fears, but now she's stronger than them.
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And I will refuse to allow my fears to limit me.
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The U.S. Defense Department fears losing America's technological edge in warfare.
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Presumably, Russian agents wanted to stoke fears of rising black militancy.
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What are your greatest fears about today's political and social climate?
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Fears remain that fighters may try to escape along with civilians.
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Union leaders, however, have voiced fears about privatisations and job cuts.
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She fears his past lead exposure will affect him for life.
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This mother of five fears her whole family could be infected.
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Ankara fears Kurdish ambitions in Syria are fueling separatism at home.
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Looked at in a certain light, such fears can seem overblown.
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Fears surrounding the punitive law mean self-induced abortions are common.
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Fears of debt sustainability should be the last of anyone's worries.
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For the palm oil business, cancer fears aren't the only problem.
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HE IS A DISHONEST DEMAGOGUE WHO PLAYS TO OUR WORST FEARS.
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Winters joined former Fed Chair Janet Yellen in downplaying recession fears.
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Appropriate training can help to quell those fears and generate interest.
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Who Fears Death blends elements of both science fiction and fantasy.
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Metropolis expressed fears about the class divide back in the 1920s.
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"He appeals to people's hopes and not their fears," he said.
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The basis of Action on Tumblr is addressing fears and hate.
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Overcoming fears I failed English class three times in high school.
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Rest easy, viewers, Kendall's fears were all for nothing about Vogue.
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Everybody fears the Angry God of ARPU, the mobile executive said.
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But fears in Britain of an EU army held back collaboration.
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The second issue, shared with other countries, touches fears about confidentiality.
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Eminem was rich, famous, powerful, white: everything Trump respects and fears.
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Ankara fears Kurdish ambitions in Syria are fuelling separatism at home.
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Mr Rachman hopes it will, though he fears that it won't.
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Despite Delta's fears, Nav Canada's costs reportedly dropped 30% following privatisation.
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"No," he told reporters when asked if he fears that scenario.
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But people voted out of their fears, their racism and sexism.
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Now, there are fears that democracy is starting to slip away.
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But it's the 22013 coup that perhaps most typified Kemalist fears.
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Other fears besides emasculation keep guys from exploring male birth control.
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Their current results only measured physiological responses to a person's fears.
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Oftentimes, common fears get in the way of larger, international exposure.
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Demand fears But this oil downturn isn't solely about excess supply.
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She is middle-aged and, she fears, starting to look it.
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"He feeds into their anxieties and their fears," Mr. Kasich said.
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Northerners' fears of transfers to the south are not going away. ■
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At the same time, global growth fears emerged in financial markets.
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There had been renewed fears of violence during the planned rerun.
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The resulting backlash has triggered fears of a global trade war.
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Oil prices fell 2.5 percent Thursday on economic fears, Reuters reports.
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The Associated Press: Trump targets citizenship, stokes pre-election migrant fears.
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Friday's incident initially raised fears about the possibility of another attack.
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However, wins by established parties in each country eased populist fears.
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"Well tonight, I'm saying F it to my fears," she wrote.
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"Parents need to take children's fears and worries seriously," Rapee says.
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There are also widespread fears that the election will be rigged.
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But there are fears that things will get harder for women.
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Unemployment fears rose in April to the highest level since October.
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LIONEL SHRIVER has built a literary career on fictionalising her fears.
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The technical analysis of the market does not support their fears.
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When Peep died, a lot of people's worst fears came true.
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That Trump fears them so much should only increase their reputation.
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Cramer helped callers quell their fears on a few key stocks.
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But when the terrifyingly strong winds eased, her fears did not.
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Security fears, and new methods of manipulation, are stalling many efforts.
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Jobs growth should ease some fears about a broader economic slowdown.
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Trump's pardon of Scooter Libby last week only intensified those fears.
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NPR: GOP fears about holding the Senate start to sink in.
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Brice Bosse fears the referendum will only deepen divisions between Ivorians.
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Our thought bubble: Right now, public fears aren't what's ailing nuclear.
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He fears that this could undermine the "legitimacy" of energy markets.
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Fears of politically motivated attacks on critical infrastructure are running high.
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It takes courage to face your fears and push forward anyway.
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Turkey fears the militia's advance will embolden Kurdish militants at home.
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Yet the fears are still there, and he senses my uncertainty.
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The surprise move appeared to exacerbate fears of fresh global charges.
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U.S. stock markets plummeted today as recession fears continue to grow.
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There are fears Erdogan will tighten his grip on economic management.
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Meanwhile, the refugee issue continues to stoke fears and xenophobic politics.
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"No one fears him, not even Gibraltar," we would have heard.
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Certainly, Britons and Germans also express fears about immigration and Islam.
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Fears of danger have followed big new tech products for centuries.
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The mass demonstrations of the past year likely compounded these fears.
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There are also fears of a Brexit "domino effect" in Europe.
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But he misses home and fears for his life, he said.
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German fears about an attack have risen since the Paris killings.
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The UN said it fears tens of thousands could be killed.
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Moscow fears that Kaliningrad is vulnerable to NATO, which surrounds it.
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What happens next is a blur of mismatched fears and assumptions.
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Fears of swine flu stalked the 2010 Games in Vancouver, Canada.
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Fears of American protectionism are already stoking capital flight from China.
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"I think these fears are unfounded," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Fears of exploitation now often center on South and Southeast Asia.
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FBI Director James Comey tried to downplay those fears on Tuesday.
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Fears about China's economic health have already rippled through financial markets.
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Clinton's liberal views narrowly outweighed his fears about Mr. Trump's temperament.
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He also called the stock market was overreacting to such fears.
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But Google's response to the story did little to calm fears.
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They're the fears of a child, and most men outgrow them.
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He also said the stock market was overreacting to such fears.
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This is a rather amazing thing, it's what every lawyer fears.
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Ankara fears such a move would stoke Kurdish separatism at home.
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Financial stocks have been battered on fears of rising bad debt.
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The officers roped off the area as their fears were confirmed.
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Demonstration projects go a long way in terms of alleviating fears.
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Households fears of unemployment also dropped markedly this month, INSEE said.
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Because his messaging spoke to the fears of the American worker.
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With American fears seemingly allayed, the Dow rebounded over 400 points.
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In the 1960s, fears of overpopulation sparked campaigns for population control.
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These fears are real, but so is the potential for success.
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The Pentagon has worked to allay fears over the cloud contract.
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Fears of a longer U.S.-China trade war continued to persist.
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In the years since Corbyn's victory, these fears proved sadly prescient.
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You can find Emma singing Tears for Fears' praises on Twitter.
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The automakers' warnings come amid growing fears over a trade war.
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But fears of contamination take hold: What if it's gone bad?
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For a lot of folk, that was one of their fears.
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Sparking terrorism fears, the shootings closed the airport for several hours.
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There's a lot of opportunity to take advantage of people's fears.
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She fears her elder daughters have made Aya and Taysir vulnerable.
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Don't let someone manipulate you by exploiting your fears or shortcomings.
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A year later, I realized that my fears had been unwarranted.
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The only option is to dive in and face your fears.
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However, unsubstantiated fears aren't a justification for making critical policy decisions.
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You bury your childhood traumas, your fears, and your emotional insecurities.
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Herein lies why most people build their lives around their fears.
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But her fears quickly melted into laughter as she cleaned up.
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Sethi has said he now fears for his health and safety.
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U.S. stocks dropped Tuesday as fears of a trade war increased.
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Yet even as those fears grow, Trump's numbers are getting better.
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The Congressional Black Caucus fears its own power is being diluted.
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They have channelled the fears and the aspirations of their times.
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S inger : Before this, were you someone who had preoccupying fears?
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Other protesters shared their fears for the future in their signs.
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Fears of a possible anthrax attack from the North are growing.
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Mysteries, like works of horror, transmute nebulous fears into tangible dangers.
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Both he and Sanders nixed rallies in Ohio over virus fears.
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The president's prime time speech failed to assuage fears about coronavirus.
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The Fed can still help calm market fears to some extent.
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Of course, these fears haunt all of us, regardless of demographics.
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"It should also answer people's questions and ultimately fears," she added.
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Here's how to keep coronavirus fears from affecting your mental health.
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PIERCE There's something very relatable about the fears of the characters.
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Hopefully, it would be empathetic to Americans' worries and fears, too.
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Who is Jake, and what is one of his biggest fears?
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Here's what you need to know: • Fears of a global contagion.
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There are fears imported cases could lead to a renewed outbreak.
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"I believe this is a man who fears God," he affirmed.
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These fears and stigmas are prevalent in the rich world, too.
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Let's see if we can alleviate their fears, whatever they are.
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Greg, Duc, Ashley and the Shokranis seem consumed by various fears.
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Nearly three months later, those fears may not even play out.
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Of course, the worst fears of exporters could still come true.
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China fears she wants to push for the island's formal independence.
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Do you agree that their fears are not based on science?
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Are fears of vaccines putting the rest of us at risk?
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Tonight brings some stress as you face fears concerning the unknown.
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Immigrant communities are stricken with fresh fears of deportation and disruption.
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How much do you think transphobia is driving fears over transitioning?
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The federal government's wartime Committee on Public Information validated their fears.
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Fears of a breakdown at the Derby have never been higher.
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The remarks have raised fears of a new nuclear arms race.
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After they quelled my fears, I picked my escort name: Maryanne.
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Trump ignored all of these fears and moved the embassy anyway.
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But when the coronavirus emerged, so did fears of upsetting Beijing.
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To get inspired, to cry, to laugh, to conquer our fears.
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But bigger fears at work here than children's distaste for medicine.
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These fears of a revived assault weapons ban are not unfounded.
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There are fears they could quit the government, triggering new elections.
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"In some ways, I let my fears drive me," he said.
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Along the way back to Texas, Fears tried to make conversation.
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Our hopes for their future stave off our fears of oblivion.
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But the family fears their safe and stable home is threatened.
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"Bird Box" is a post-apocalyptic movie about people's innermost fears.
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Her words stoked fears about creeping Stalinism and censorship in Russia.
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A lot of people certainly seem to think fears are overblown.
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But these fears about the implications of black box are misplaced.
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Racial fears linger even if they've become encoded in other language.
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Some think the monster is merely a manifestation of people's fears.
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And if they do, he fears they won't do it right.
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He said he fears the company cut corners to save money.
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Fears of the impact on global growth have sent markets reeling.
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Local newspapers reported on "mounting fears" that Pedals had been killed.
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Days later, those fears were confirmed, and widespread internet outrage commenced.
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Fears that Europe and U.S. will enter recession are dominating here.
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We're trying to make our fears into something positive and beautiful.
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PRID=1604938. Prime Minister Narendra Modi sought to quell public fears.
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Fears that the outbreak could spread to other countries are rising.
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"People have legitimate fears that rents are going up," he said.
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We try to contain our worst fears and take constructive action.
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I had spent hours listening to Mom's fears and understood them.
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People navigate through Miami International Airport amid coronavirus fears on Sunday.
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She fears the restaurant industry will never be the same again.
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The apparent discord raised fears of a rift in the alliance.
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The charges, still unknown, have raised fears about undermining press freedoms.
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Mr. Oberholtzer fears that Oregon Village could doom their placid lifestyle.
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In my experience, engaging with fears also helps us manage them.
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Some politicians have also stoked fears of so-called African gangs.
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Such fears appeared to be borne out after the mysterious Aug.
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He visited clergy and revealed his fears in lectures and sermons.
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His mother (Julia Roberts) fears he won't restrain himself for long.
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Fears about imported diseases are common among critics of migrant caravans.
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Then, as now, voting was at the heart of conservatives' fears.
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Fears over the coronavirus have sent markets and interest rates plummeting.
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Fears of degeneration haunted even powerful white men like Theodore Roosevelt.
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Other islands suffered similarly, raising fears of a potentially permanent exodus.
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Facebook has banned advertisements trying to capitalize off of coronavirus fears.
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To consumer advocates, the call scripts seem to realize their fears.
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Here's what you need to know: • Fears over N.S.A.'s arsenal.
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In Syria these days, people talk about a ''cancer of fears.
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The real man cannot show his fears — no emotions, no weaknesses.
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Every new Joker embodies the element of chaos his audience fears.
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US markets haven't been immune from fears over the coronavirus, though.
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Meanwhile, fears are growing of self-sustaining epidemics elsewhere in Asia.
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Exacerbating their fears, and those of their protagonist, was the Nov.
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There are still fears of violence once the winner is announced.
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Democratic House members share their Sanders fears on text-messaging chains.
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Contrary to Republican fears, that increase did not equal Democratic gains.
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With the worsening coronavirus outbreak, those fears may be coming true.
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White fears probably even helped Donald Trump win the 20403 election.
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Trump's speech Wednesday may have quashed fears of an imminent conflict.
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Gun rights advocates have said fears about posting blueprints were overblown.
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It will sometimes require you to face your fears head-on.
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The price of oil dropped, on fears that demand could slip.
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Establishment fears of Sanders have become a trope in political journalism.
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As for their fears, well, we'll have to wait and see.
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Many emerging currencies steadied after Tuesday's losses due to trade fears.
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Data out of Britain on Friday seemed to bear out fears.
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She's thoughtful, serious, at ease with her own silence and fears.
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Croft's RBC report summed up the fears of many regional experts.
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue sought to soothe farmers' fears.
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The legal case has raised fears of interference in the Feb.
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Obviously that only further validates fears that this could be legitimate.
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For now, the academic in Delhi fears for his family's safety.
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The arrival of Islamic State in August 2014 revived old fears.
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The technical analysis of the market has not supported their fears.
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People are afraid, so the media focuses on this, stoking fears.
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But fears are mounting that he may no longer be alive.
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The stock market meltdown and virus fears loomed in the background.
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But she fears society is not ready to accept this relationship.
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Mr. Falchetti, the company's chief executive, fears the government is overreacting.
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Donald Trump is the worst person to possibly ease people's fears.
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Democratic officials in Nevada tried to assuage fears that their Feb.
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It was only a matter of time before recession fears returned.
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The fears that drive retrenchment on trade must be reckoned with.
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There is at least one bull market underway: in recession fears.
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Nicole Sanderson, the city's parks and recreation director, fears major damage.
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There is at least one bull market underway: in recession fears.
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All on additional new fears about the spread of the coronavirus.
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When you act, you have to get over your fears constantly.
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The airstrike stoked fears about escalating tensions between the two countries.
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We all have our individual pains and fears and anxieties, worries.
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But the principal (Hendrik Toompere) fears that fencing isn't appropriately proletarian.
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Concerns about immigration have also been heightened by fears of terrorism.
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The trade war has fanned financial market fears of a recession.
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The stock sank on fears TD relies heavily on commission revenue.
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Data released Monday stoked fears of a deteriorating global economic outlook.
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Fears of Iraq once again turning into a battleground are widespread.
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However, investors have recently struggled with fears of an economic recession.
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The Ghani camp has dismissed fears of a prolonged political stalemate.
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Nike — Shares of Nike fell 4.83% amid the deepening coronavirus fears.
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But as crime dropped over the years, so did those fears.
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And fears about the euro zone's break-up have long dissipated.
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This week, we asked nine artists to draw their deepest fears.
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Valletti said fears that regulatory action could hurt Facebook were exaggerated.
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However, solid first-quarter earnings could quell some of those fears.
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Sometimes, our worst fears do not, in fact, come to pass.
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And external powers have done little to allay the regimes' fears.
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So Newman checked it out, ready to calm her daughter's fears.
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Wendy Cutler, a former negotiator on the TPP, fears "negotiating fatigue".
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Face Your Fears Day (October 20): Everyone is afraid of something.
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Even the oil market has been infected by the growth fears.
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In South Korea, though, fears of a full-blown war erupted.
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That's what we might call the stock image of automation fears.
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A refinement from tribal hatreds and primitive fears to common bonds.
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Take some time to think about the root of your fears.
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We simply cannot ignore these crucial technologies because of privacy fears.
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The Chinese government says fears over the economic slowdown are overblown.
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But market fears now present Trump with a two-fold problem.
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Russia dismissed such fears, saying the missile movements were routine drills.
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But there are fears it could be too little too late.
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He called the bears "shameless" and tried to sooth investor fears.
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Oil prices fell around 0.5 percent on Friday amid oversupply fears.
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Trump has repeatedly downplayed fears about Russian election interference in public.
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But it could also reduce fears about GE's bloated balance sheet.
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You can get rich by taking advantage of other investors' fears.
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But as recession fears grow, the pressure on them will build.
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But the threat of terrorism could slow the process, Fuller fears.
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"Help them and talk to them about both of these fears."
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I thought about my own deeply paralyzing childhood fears as well.
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