What are you looking forward to, or most afraid of?
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But she was the "most afraid" of ISIS, not the bombs.
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Clinton is the candidate the Republicans are most afraid of facing.
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That was probably the most afraid I've been for my life — ever.
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Go deeper: Big Pharma is most afraid of Trump's drug pricing plan
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But the police aren't who these women should be most afraid of.
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We discover that when we're most afraid, when catastrophe looms, opportunities abound.
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Read This Next: We Asked People Which STI They're the Most Afraid Of
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Read This Next: We Asked People Which STI They're the Most Afraid Of
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It's one of the things we are most afraid might happen to us.
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Read This Next: We Asked People Which STD They're the Most Afraid Of
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And these are uncertain times—people aren't even sure what they're most afraid of.
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Opinion IT'S one of the things we are most afraid might happen to us.
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"This is the sort of effort they are most afraid of," Mr. Smolar said.
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Ahead of Italy's election on March 4, investors are most afraid of political change.
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That's compared to 20 percent who said the same about the thought of dying, 17 percent who said the same of war, 11 percent who are most afraid of having to work forever and 6 percent who are most afraid of climate change.
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The thing I am most afraid of when I am sick is being by myself.
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"I think, weirdly, silence is the thing Michael was most afraid of," Mr. Goldstein said.
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Harry's boggart takes the form of a dementor, meaning Harry is most afraid of fear itself.
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But if I share the things I'm most afraid of, they become less daunting to face.
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So, as October draws to a close, tell us which trade made you the most afraid.
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So voters are stuck in the muck of the negative: What are you most afraid of?
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"What North Korea is most afraid of is being forgotten in the international arena," he said.
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Fill it with all the sweet stuff you're most afraid of and keep it in plain sight.
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He is most afraid that the prejudice and fear that exist today around refugees will become our new normal.
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I guess I was most afraid that it would suddenly be the only thing people would see about me.
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I'm most afraid of E. coli because I've seen people I love fall victim to the illness it causes.
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But as frightening as these incidents may be, I'm most afraid of another period of state persecution of American Muslims.
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The final phase of treatment involves exposing people to what they are most afraid of: face-to-face social interactions.
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As with Mindhunter before it, You works hard to explore what drives the kinds of dangerous men we're most afraid of.
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And the thing I was most afraid of—missing those big, epic, puzzle-filled Zelda dungeons—proved no problem at all.
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And then reading her journals, which was the thing I was most afraid to do, was, as I predicted, incredibly difficult.
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But I'm not sure I trust Trump's judgment on anything, including who he ought to be most afraid of next fall.
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But here's a nudge, to get you to the next step: What's the thing you've always been the most afraid of?
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"My heart is, like, jumping out of my chest," the woman in the room who seemed the most afraid confided to me.
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Any martial artist will tell you that the person they are most afraid of fighting, out of all the disciplines, is a boxer.
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I had taken some unpleasant hits up to this point, but this was the liquid I was most afraid could actually do me harm.
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Then I replayed the two instances when I was most afraid of the horses and reverse the motions until they had completely left my brain.
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"I'm most afraid of losing someone I love because our healthcare system wasn't adequately prepared to handle a pandemic like COVID-19," she told VICE.
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Often what we're most afraid of are the things that are truly going to bring us into the greatest part of ourselves, and our creative womanhood.
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These aren't the simplest, most romantic feelings, especially this morning, but at least now they're able to get clearer perspective on what they're most afraid of.
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Last week, I asked a Democratic operative focused on these contests to rank the races in which the party was most afraid of being locked out.
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But then she was asked the question she was most afraid of: Could she list in detail the specifics of her multiple prostitution-specific criminal convictions?
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"When there's been research done about what the consequences of herpes are and what people are most afraid of, it's the social ramifications," she tells me.
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"The thing I am most afraid of is that the fact that I am responsible for this little creature 24 hours, seven days a week," she says.
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I'm most afraid of people who I thought were my friends, but stayed silent and walked into the voting booth yesterday to cast a ballot for Trump.
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The opinions expressed here are his own.) By Paul Wallace Feb 28 (Reuters) - Ahead of Italy's election on March 4, investors are most afraid of political change.
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" If it disappeared, a patrician uncle insists, "the people who'd miss it most of all are the ones who are the most afraid of getting thrown into it.
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She is most afraid of not being able to pay the roughly $1,400 in rent for her apartment in the Bronx, and being kicked out on the street.
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In this week's PEOPLE cover story, a legal source tells PEOPLE that while the threat of time behind bars is there, Loughlin and Giannulli are most afraid for their daughters.
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Jalota said that she and Myna Mahila's co-founders started the organization with the hope of encouraging women to talk about the things they were most afraid to talk about.
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I'm going to look toward the unknown and toward what I'm most afraid of, which is being vulnerable, authentic, having flaws, and exposing these ugly parts of myself to be judged.
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Those who will the most afraid of enrolling in a register, such as drug users and prostitutes, are also the least likely to engage in private alternative treatment options due to discrimination.
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Tom Kellermann, a former top cybersecurity officer for the World Bank and chief cybersecurity officer of security firm Carbon Black, agreed that he's most afraid of data being altered, instead of stolen or lost.
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"I was actually most afraid of death in those first years around New York, when I started writing all of those songs and everyone started calling me a genius," Mr. Dylan told Robert Shelton.
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Really, I think what I was most afraid of was acknowledging my own needs: that I have them, that they are valid, and that they are just as important to acknowledge as someone else's.
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He is a master of mood, pace and limited perspective, moving the camera so that the thing you most desperately want to see — and are most afraid of seeing — remains teasingly out of sight.
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What makes Mr Ridley's work so captivating is his ability to take those things that we are most afraid of—from the rise of fascism to child abuse—and present them with a shimmering, dreamlike lyricism.
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He had been most afraid, he told me, that the courts would refuse to let Ahmed Ali speak for his daughter, as State Department lawyers had requested, or deny that any judicial remedy was even possible.
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This was what I was most afraid of: The idea that one day during the 9 weeks of chemotherapy, I would look into the mirror and not be able to recognize the person looking back at me.
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There's a chance that Trump's attacks on the Biden family actually help the former vice president, allowing him to portray himself as the victim of a Trump smear and the person the president is most afraid of.
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"If you ask every single child in the United States, what are you most afraid of going to the pediatrician, the answer is needle pokes," said Dr. Stefan Friedrichsdorf, the medical director of pain medicine and palliative care at Children's Minnesota.
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"I think what's really interesting is the people I was most afraid of going into this turned out to be the easiest people to deal with, so I found that to be really funny, and it's an obvious life lesson," she said.
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"The Chinese use their best tools against their own people first because that is who they're most afraid of," said James A. Lewis, a former United States government official who writes on cybersecurity and espionage for the Center for Strategic Studies in Washington.
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"One of the things I'm most afraid of is not getting a great deal of sleep and as a result not being in the best frame of mind to offer my wife the support she needs to recover from the child-birthing process," Burns continued.
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I'm afraid of the violence, and I know that those things are going to be hard to witness, but to be honest, I am most afraid of the heartbreak that losing this kind of battle will put on the shoulders of young people who are already marginalized.
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I'm afraid of the violence, and I know that those things are going to be hard to witness, but to be honest, I am most afraid of the heartbreak that losing this kind of battle will put on the shoulders of young people who are already marginalized.
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Heading into Wednesday's debate, Biden advisers and allies hope he can use the breathing room to portray himself as the battle-tested Democrat whom President Donald Trump is most afraid to face — and as the only candidate who has built a diverse, nationwide coalition of supporters.
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Kinsinger says people who are too shy to go in public should figure out what they're most afraid of—whether it's creating a gruesome stench or making eye contact with someone and them making that "I-know-what-you-did" face—and then think about the likelihood of those outcomes.
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Lori Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli's future is up in the air as they face time in prison for their alleged involvement in the college admissions scandal, but the Fuller House star is most afraid for the couple's daughters Olivia Jade, 19, and Isabella Rose, 20, a legal source tells PEOPLE.
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It doesn't really have a paranormal aspect, except for Scully's perceptions of her deepest fears. I felt that I had to figure out what she is most afraid of, and she is most afraid of those things that most of us are afraid of. The idea of dying at the hands of someone—creature or not—and she is helpless to do anything about it. I thought it was a very good way to explore Scully's character.
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Jamie Harris is a neurotic, bright 25 year-old with a career naming peculiar consumer products. Though she gives them their identities, she's rather confused about her own. After dating a string of jerks, she's bewildered about whom to trust or how to find true intimacy. When two seemingly honorable men orbit around her, Jamie must confront what she is most afraid of.
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The Scary Sleepover focuses on children who learn to overcome their fears of the dark by the example of a Halloween sleepover at school. Incidentally is detected: "The most boastful of the children becomes the most afraid. The Halloween setting with masks and long shadows in the dark is the perfect backdrop for this discussion."Quote from: Sharon Salluzzo in childrenslit.
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While for "FEAR (Decade)" (2004–2014) Stratman set up a toll-free phone number where she invited the public to share what they were most afraid of. The responses were recorded, edited, and compiled onto an audio CD and broadcast over the radio on WLUW (88.7 fm). The FEAR hotline closed in 2014. In 2014 she participated in Chicago Film Archives' CFA Media Mixer project with Olivia Block.
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This survey also investigated what type of crime respondents feared most in their area. Rape ranked third in this category after only murder and housebreaking. 40.8% of respondents in the Northern Cape and 31.8% of respondents in Free State feared rape the most. On the other side of the spectrum, 11.6% of KwaZulu-Natal and 12.1% of respondents in Mpumalanga stated rape as the crime they were most afraid of in their area.
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However, he is enraged when Stringer doesn't answer his questions about Wallace, accepting McNulty's story and refusing to let Levy represent him. Meanwhile, Burrell pressures Daniels to close the case and ignore the political leads, threatening to release the FBI's report on his excess capital. Daniels counters by stating that he is willing to go down for the sake of the Barksdale case, noting that the bad publicity is what Burrell is most afraid of. McNulty and Daniels watch a SWAT team prepare to arrest Avon.
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And despite occasional clashes with Elizabeth Weir early on (due to their differing viewpoints), they have developed a strong and respectful friendship due, in no small part, to their parallel leadership roles on the Expedition. In the episode Doppelganger it was revealed that the thing he is most afraid of is himself, as well as failing to protect his friends. Though he is a somewhat incurable flirt, he has not yet been shown in an actual relationship. In the episode Sunday, Ronon tells him that Sheppard and Teyla would be good together.
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Each song peels away the delicate layers until you strip down to the core of who I am—who Baiyu really is. Here is where I am most vulnerable yet strong, and here is where I am most afraid yet beautiful. I couldn't make an album about something and not actually experience it for myself, so off I went. If trekking down to the jungles of Peru to work with this plant medicine sans companion wasn't enough of a daredevil move, what frightened me even more was the prospect of having to face my true self as a result.
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Loki then gives a greeting to all gods and goddesses who are in the hall save to Bragi. Bragi generously offers his sword, horse, and an arm ring as peace gift but Loki only responds by accusing Bragi of cowardice, of being the most afraid to fight of any of the Æsir and Elves within the hall. Bragi responds that if they were outside the hall, he would have Loki's head, but Loki only repeats the accusation. When Bragi's wife Iðunn attempts to calm Bragi, Loki accuses her of embracing her brother's slayer, a reference to matters that have not survived.
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Ultimately, Folker actually provoked Mime because he wanted to die by his adopted son's hand, to make up for the fatal mistake that cost Mime his true family. :Mime's last words to Ikki were that he wished that in a new life they could both be reborn and be friends. :Mime's God Robe resembles the harp belonging to Bragi, the god of poetry in Norse mythology accused by the god Loki of being the most afraid to fight among the gods, and his name is a reference to the Nibelung dwarf Mime, brother of Alberich. Mime is a character in the operatic cycle Der Ring des Nibelungen by Richard Wagner, he is the Nibelung who forged the cursed Nibelung Ring.
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Kutuzov received Loriston at headquarters, refused to negotiate peace or armistice with him, and only promised to bring Alexander's proposal to Napoleon. But, as it is known, Alexander I also ignored this proposal of Napoleon. Some Soviet historians (for example, Tarle) believed that Napoleon cherished plans for liberating the peasants from serfdom as the last resort to the Russian tsar, which the Russian nobility was most afraid of;The rationale is that Napoleon intended to look for information about Pugachev in the Moscow archive, asked to sketch the manifesto for the peasantry, wrote to Evgeny Bogarne, that it would be nice to cause an uprising of peasants. the occupation itself caused a certain undermining of the established social structure (there are cases when serfs declared to their landlords, especially those who were about to flee, that they no longer consider themselves bound by their obligations).
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Despite the warnings of Commissioner Gordon, Alberto is released from Arkham with the help of Janice Porter, Dent's replacement as Gotham's district attorney; Porter argues that Alberto has been deemed 'cured' and that he was the victim of various civil rights violations during his arrest due to the brutal beating he received from Batman, to the extent that his right arm is still disfigured and apparently useless. He is placed under house arrest at the Falcone compound outside Gotham, with a tracer is attached to his leg to prevent escape. While in the house, Alberto is manipulated by The Scarecrow and Calendar Man into believing that he is being contacted by Carmine's ghost; the Scarecrow, a former psychologist, determines that Alberto is most afraid of his father, and the Calendar Man poses as the Roman's 'ghost' to permanently eliminate his 'rival'. The gun from the Holiday murders is soon left in his possession, which he uses to save Sofia from The Joker.
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In 2011, the airfield was closed for renovation. According to some reports, the airbase suffered from floods in Krymsk in July 2012. According to an unnamed Izvestiya quoted eyewitness, the flow of water washed sand and rubble destined for the runway, under the water were not only pits, but also the basements and first floors of residential and administrative buildings of the military town. “... About 15 combat aircraft flooded, which did not have time to take out before reconstruction. At the same time, the builders and the military were most afraid that aviation kerosene would be poured out due to the elements and the bombs would begin to tear ”. At the same time, according to an unnamed representative of the military district, given in the same article, at the time of the reconstruction at the airfield there were only “aircraft taken out of service and in storage” and there was no fuel and ammunition.
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Note: PTS means "Potential Trouble Source", see Scientology beliefs and practices In January 1997, shortly after the formation of the New CAN, brochures mailed out by the organization described Scientology as a way to "increase happiness and improve conditions for oneself and for others". Other news sources reported that the (New) Cult Awareness Network was owned by the Church of Scientology. A December 1996 report by CNN had the headline: "Group that once criticized Scientologists now owned by one." One Scientologist was quoted in the report as stating that he believed the New Cult Awareness Network would stand for "religious freedom", however former director Cynthia Kisser was quoted as saying, "People are going to believe they're going to talk to an organization that's going to help and understand them in their time of crisis, and in fact, it could be a pipeline of information directly to the group they're most afraid of".
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