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The pathologist insisted on anonymity, he said, due to fear of damaging his reputation with involvement in such a high-profile case.

I began to fear she would not be with me for much longer.

I began to fear she felt as if stripped of clothes, exposed to the air.

We, as the noble spiritual beings, have nothing to fear or to be attached to in this physical world, do we?

How much have Britain's far-flung islands to fear in the long run from tougher rules?

But she had no reason to fear Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner's curiosity; it was not their wish to force her communication.

The only response to fear is the presence of the Lord, who says to us, "Do not be afraid. "

Suppose the Chinese were to do what Wall Street and Washington seem to fear and start selling some of their dollar hoard.

He was never unkind, and I cannot remember that he ever spoke harshly to me, but it was the custom to fear and admire him.

Now, this brain region is packed with a type of protein that's activated by acid, and seems to be involved in an animal's response to fear.

There was no world too low for him to enter, no place too high for him to fear to ascend.

We both knew that his accident was over long ago, so far in the past that there was no longer anything to fear.

and yet I could not perceive that there was any living thing to fear, the biggest creature that I had yet seen upon the island being a goat.

Do not you know discussing a girl student appearance before the boy student is to fear greatly?

I threatened her with justice; she said I had more reason to fear justice than she had.

There was nothing to fear from the Egyptians, accustomed as they were to despotism since the Pharaonic age.

The prognostications may possibly turn out to be true, or perhaps the only thing we have to fear are the fears of journalists themselves.

What it do not you know as for my ' lonesomely as it is possible to fear, and what one disappeared by my surroundings?

The ship man locks himself in a cage , he seems to fear Kratos.

But that kind of feeling really funny, since the prism incident, I began to fear you, imperceptible in feel good care about you.

And the rest of the world, including the US, is beginning to grasp that it has reason to fear the consequences if it does.

What was there to fear from death now, when it had already done its worst?

The fellow was not as flabby as he looked and I began to fear I had met my match.

He said Japan had nothing to fear from China and that it would never use its growing military strength.

Within a year of tying the knot, she had reason to fear that she had become queen in name alone.

And the only way to do that is to see that there is nothing to fear, nothing in all of life to be afraid of.

Still be on your guard as the final acts of the dark Ones play themselves out, and as we so often implore you, do not give in to fear.

Taht's why the American President, Franklin Roosevelt, said: "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. "

So far you will hopefully see that you have so much to look forward to and absolutely nothing to fear.

Second, the United States continued to fear Soviet conventional superiority in Europe.

High school to go skiing was man hit fractures. Resting at home for half a year. From then on I began to fear skiing this movement.

He said, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself, " and then he proved it.

It does not limit me, I've been training with it for two months and I've got used to wearing it very easily. I have nothing to fear.

I began to fear that I might doze off and miss the dinner. That would mean lying awake on an empty belly all night.

When Xiaoqiu was performing on the stage , Shiqi looked at her nervously , as if to fear that she would have a bad performance .

Seeing this program, it might be that we don't need to fear the radiation so much. But anyway we don't need nuclear accidents at all.

There is nothing to fear. For nothing can diminish the true beauty at the heart of you.

Then with her fists clenched, she strode out of the bedroom toward the bathroom with nothing to fear.

He said he was calling on the west not to fear the idea of a "velvet reprivatisation" .

May be old-fashioned like me, a shrug to see such a person to fear, on hearing "ah horizontal" to go to the bathroom.

President Franklin Roosevelt put it more elegantly when he said: "We have nothing to fear but fear itself. "

As long as YOU KNOW YOU ARE LOVE . . . then there is nothing to fear.

but he was beginning to fear his tendency to dwell on the things he disliked in her.

When you are living in life and dead in death , in harmony with your being and the whole universe, there is nothing for you to fear .

I mean to say of, just a part let the womans whom I living to fear to the phrase " woman" heart.

he is not as flabby as he looked, i began to fear i had met my match.

Without nonverbal cues, it's easy to fear clients who contact you through the Internet.

But I think people have to grow up sooner or later, the end of the face to face, the graduates there is nothing to fear.

Let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.

Although Maycomb Country had recently been told that it had nothing to fear but fear itself.

People become, the heart does not always belong only to one person, I am afraid, I have to fear, my mood has deeply hurt you!

Few days, health problems and an attached one, I began to fear that some day, I will not wake up.

no need to fear of what you know to be true.

The rest of the clan began to fear that his ill luck would harm them, too, and whispered among themselves of casting him out.

UK entrepreneurs do not seem to fear innovation.

'Liverpool's true financial state will be revealed over the coming weeks and Benitez is beginning to fear the worst.

In the glories of the 80's, you said, "The end is nothing to fear. "

Americans ( not just "tea parties" ) are learning to fear deficits , but most still seem to hate tax rises and spending cuts even more .

In particular, investors appeared to fear that KPN would bid for Bouygues, a big French mobile operator that could be coming up for grabs.

There might be reasons to fear the Iranian government. But do not fear the Iranian people.

I got an invincible savior. I don't have to fear the dark any more.

Yet his rivals in the DPJ, a good many of whom are lowly first-time lawmakers, seem to fear a general election as much as he does.

In his inaugural speech upon assuming the presidency, Roosevelt assured the country, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. "

He knows no fear, and He expects you to fear nothing while He is with you.

While your polish may dry out quickly if you leave the cap off, you don't have much to fear in terms of it spoiling because of old age.

"Opec has nothing to fear. Even in the most optimistic scenarios, the contribution from biofuels would be very small, " Mr Mandil said.

He urged loyalists not to fear NATO airstrikes. 'Those are just sound bombs, ' he said.

To put it bluntly, participants have to fear the consequences of making serious mistakes, not just be told to stop.

It is the general's steely grit that Mr Rajapaksa seems to fear.

Caught into the town hall of the stars know things have been well known, since the emperor is not Bixian Yi, bent, what have I to fear?

Is Mr Balls right to fear that home-schooled children are more likely to be abused than those in school?

Some investors are beginning to fear that a growing government debt mountain induced by a slump will create incentives for future inflation.

The first step to civil rights for cross dressers is not to have to fear firing or harassment if our transgender status becomes known.

Rather, what authors seem to fear is electronic publication, whether cost-free to the user or under licence.

Iraq's Shia-led government, which used to fear the prospect of a Sunni regime displacing Mr Assad and his Alawites, has become chillier.

In response to fear, goose bumps make an animal appear larger - hopefully scaring away the enemy.

We have nothing to fear but fear itself. Whatever. The point is: How do you stop being such a wimp? Courage.

I hoped he would perfect me a soldier. Make a fighting machine that was not susceptible to fear.

But even with a lackluster upgrade, Apple has little to fear from upstart smartphones like the Palm Pre, which launches on Saturday, June 6.

My wife won't come to corporate events with me and I am beginning to fear this might damage my career.

With a good implementation, we do not need to fear any negative consequence from the decision to define all types from classes .

You said "the end is nothing to fear"

We have been brought up to fear insects. we regarded them as unnecessary creatures that do more harm than good.

So, you see, dear friends, there is nothing to fear on that subject and all is going as planned.

They do not know whether to fear inflation or recession more, but they know that both at once will be unpleasant.

After all, what business does a large creature like an elephant have to fear from a minuscule mouse?

But Bill Clinton was basically right when he told Jiang Zemin in 1995 that the US has more to fear from a weak China than a strong China.

They do not want to opera written by the Opera stage, but if it does not submit to fear when they end.

They may get a little less this time but neither the party nor the 74-year-old president, a former guerrilla, has much to fear.

Mother to go drink a bowl of wine when, it had nothing to fear.

They may get a little less this time but neither the party nor the 74-year-old president, a former guerrilla, has much to fear.

Mother to go drink a bowl of wine when, it had nothing to fear.

In almost every culture in the world, the answer to fear is to cover it up rather than deal with it.

After an hour had passed with no sign of little Westie, rescuers began to fear that the dog had drowned.

A study in the British Medical Journal's Christmas issue today confirms that there is no need for doctors to fear red heads.

I went down to open it with a light heart -- for what had I now to fear? There entered three men, who said they were officers of the police.

To test their method, they conditioned these mice, as well as a control group, to fear a sound by pairing it with an electric shock.

Most of the Peruvian middle-class, however, seem to fear Keiko's opponent even more.

Then, a stone like what I meant how unappealing peak splitting, to fear, to hold the stone blade is sufficient for without feng!

Each subsequent win convinces them that there is nothing to fear and that trading is the easiest possible way to make money.

Being half an hour later, he began to fear.

Suddenly a man came to expect to come and save me, I began to fear, I began to despair, this trend damn quiet!

If we face our problems and refuse to give in to fear or sadness, we find that the trouble that tries to bury us is usually good for us!

Please forgive us. It's been so long and we began to fear you would not return.

The emotional body is very sensitive to fear, to anger and aggression and to all strong sentiments which easily pull you out of your center.

Had the network, I on do not need to fear again father and mother worked busily cannot extract the time to come to explain a subject for me.

Hence, Christians who knew Jesus in their hearts did not need to fear modern scientific challenges.

and this empire had the advantage that the monarch, safe on his throne, had no rebellions, wars, or conspirators to fear.

Corporate lawyers have now learnt to fear the approach of her handbag, perfect tailoring and heavily accented English.

Princess Margaret the maid overnight, I do not know by what means, Sha Xiaozai learned to fear.

My men are faster than the wind, quieter than the snake, you are right to fear them.

I fear, and I am not the only person to fear, a deepening of E. U. integration.

What sort of mother teaches her toddler to fear Chinese toys?

There is nothing to fear, there is no grievance, but afraid of no use, put more useless.

Not to fear, though, this trophy is just a replica of the real thing.

We pushed back on the undue influence of special interests. We didn't give in to mistrust or to cynicism or to fear.

and that foreign nations have had no need to fear China, in spite of its immense population and resources.

Lord Mandelson said the universities were exaggerating the problem and they had nothing to fear from Labour.

"Come in, father, there's nothing to fear, " I said.

The toaster was fed by a large stock of the stuff, yet as more and more bounced lamely off the phone, I began to fear its exhaustion.

And as one day went by, and another, I began to fear you were right.

Now, sitting alone in the forest with nothing to fear, he has no need for armed guards.

It is the reason we still have to fear, if not a second Great Depression, then very likely the biggest recession since the 1930s.

If you're in the dark about proper grooming habits, like a lot of guys out there, you have nothing to fear.

But, on a visit to the site this week, it was tempting to fear it may not stand at all.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt famously said that "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself" .

He had been open and aboveboard, and there was nothing to fear .

As she had nothing more to fear, and nothing more to hope for, she lay down.

should have nothing to fear on whatever occasion, though all the might of an invasion were gathered against it.

But no good-willed person needs to fear or despise the law if the simple expedient of "an eye for an eye" is followed.

Worse, they don't know what to fear: will it end up in deflation, default, inflation, financial shocks, or all of these?

What have we got to fear? When we came to this world, we never intend to go back before we die.

Once Neimoidians achieve the age of seven, they emerge from the hives, having learned to fear death and to hoard goods.

On balance, employees at underperforming parts of the empire probably have the most to fear from eventual regime change.

But when it comes to inflation, the only thing we have to fear is inflation fear itself.

It is a scenario that many biologists have reason to fear, as man-made climate change wreaks havoc with natural habitats around the globe.

Compare and contrast with Roosevelt's: "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. "

He looked out of the windows, and saw nothing to fear.

The deadlock in negotiations is a natural thing, although all do not want the deadlock, but deadlock is also nothing to fear.

We have nothing to fear. We have come to this world without thinking of getting back being alive.

And unless your business model depends on counting corners or bilking your customers, you've got nothing to fear from a reform.

Nothing to fear, just the bland patterns of her furniture to welcome her.

Teleworkers may have to fear being forgotten or overlooked for choices of assignment, training opportunities or promotions.

He looked out of the windows, saw nothing to fear.

Then you wakened and smiling, put your arms around me, kissed me, and I felt there was nothing to fear.

There is no need to fear for the death of anyone. Whose death would be a great loss?

The answer is: the leadership of the people, their country must serve a small power, the weak force is necessary to fear a strong army.

Finally even-headed scientists explained that there was nothing to fear.

Susie: It's natural to fear the unknown when you're stumbling in the dark.

You shouldn't be ashamed or afraid, because you have nothing to fear - you really do not understand the causes of a problem.

It would never make sense for a creature so large to fear a creature so small that causes it no physical threat.

I began to fear that some, with the help of friends, swimming is fun.

Then, a user that accesses application A has reason to fear that it might access application B on his behalf using impersonation.

To paraphrase Franklin Roosevelt from a different context, the greatest thing we have to fear is fear itself.

Though he believed that he ought to have nothing to fear for himself, he wanted someone else to look at the cloth first.

A person in the state of hypomania might be immune to fear and doubt and have little social inhibition.

For as Franklin Roosevelt put it, 'The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. '

By contrast, when we actually were in the Great Depression, President Roosevelt said: "We have nothing to fear, but fear itself. "

Not surprisingly, people from high-risk families have come to fear tests almost as much as the disease.

Britain used to fear languishing on the EU periphery while a core of true believers raced towards ever-closer union.

There is nothing to fear, as the story of your time in duality has a happy ending.

At these times, people naturally begin to fear the specter of the next recession.

Fearing (or claiming to fear) that America is fomenting a "velvet" revolution, it has used them to justify its arrest of foreign visitors.

My friend is terribly afraid of the dentist and has not been since he was a child due to fear, but always wanted a "Hollywood smile. "

And even Sadat's fans grew to fear his increasingly mercurial temper and were relieved by his exit.

Death is nothing to fear. Embrace it in war.

President FD Roosevelt: The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.

I often get to look upon gloom in me with content, and to fear a happy mood.

Death was not something to fear, it was sort of akin to changing your clothes.

I don't think it necessary to fear any interference on the part of those who objected to the proposal.

More important, perhaps, it signalled to Wall Street that it has little to fear from SEC lawsuits.

The only thing we have to fear is fear itself -Franklin D. Roosevelt.

MAY WE STATE AGAIN . . . THERE IS NOTHING TO FEAR . . . NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS.

"The only thing we have to fear, " he claimed, "is fear itself. "

Now we are not afraid Although we know there's much to fear We were moving mountains long Before we know we could Of?

In principle, there is not much to fear, in particular when funds' objectives are long term and are diversely invested.

China's Agriculture Minister Sun Zhengcai says most of the country's farm produce is safe and consumers have no reason to fear eating.

It was grace that taught my heart to fear, and grace my fears relieved, how precious did that grace appear the hour I first believed, Amen!

However, the old refrain can also be misunderstood by those who think: "We have nothing to fear, now that we can live off the mountains. "

But be sure to fear the Lord and serve him faithfully with all your heart; consider what great things he has done for you.

Ambitious and imaginative managers have little to fear from the brave new world that Hamel describes so well in this book.

All of a sudden, good indoor quiet, quiet people were nervous, quiet and people have to fear, a quiet suffering of the people.

This irks the Kremlin, which claims to fear American encroachment in its own backyard.

But for most of us, genetic testing is nothing to fear.

Verily we have directed the People of the Book before you, and you (o Muslims) to fear Allah. But if ye deny Him, lo!

If machines really thought as men do, there would be no more reason to fear them than to fear men.

Users no longer need to fear a long wait just to see an error screen.

The truth is, though, that publishers have far more to fear from recent developments than agents do.

Girls have been brought up to fear mice.

"Respect is earned, given, and definitely not forced, " she concluded. "Today, Mumbai shuts down due to fear, not due to respect. "

Wisdom is one of the house guests of grace by which people are enabled to fear God and live for God.

Discussions about Internet privacy often include Orwellian allusions to fear: We're concerned about government surveillance.

You don't have to fear that the person you're negotiating with has read the same negotiating book and knows the same tricks.

SHE was the one who needed to fear you. . . not me!

I started to fear my own answers to her questions.

'the only thing we have to fear is to fear itself'

There are many reasons why people won't answer your questions ranging from lack of clarity of the question to fear of public speaking.

If its reason for gathering them was fear of a stronger yen, as we suspect, they are likely to fear parting with them for the same reason.

again flooded: Electronic Scale refers to fear of flooding the main junction box and sensor two parts fear of tidal wetlands afraid.

He (Walt Disney) has his own studio and his position is too strong that he has nothing to fear by recieving me.

In this model, China has nothing to fear and much to gain from further opening.

To fear something persistently causes a sense of panic and terror.

I had nothing to fear: I was at home, with friends, with a writer I had always admired.

he was full of joy at finding them safe and well again, and now they had nothing to fear, for their wicked stepmother was dead.

Nowadays, like anyone else, Crook listens to the BBC on the Internet. And he doesn't have to fear neighborhood snoops.

Generally those who stick to the truth have nothing to fear.

Although Europe shows signs of recovery, there are plenty of reasons to fear it will not be a robust one.

A character that focuses on bolstering their heat resistance would have much less to fear from a fireball being tossed their way.

If Japanese attack which seemed imminent is now postponed, this is largely due to fear of United States.

Bruce Wayne: They told me there was nothing out there, nothing to fear.

Alas, like the brains of individual human beings, it can shift in an instant from greed to fear.

skylark1 wrote: Actually, the planet and non-human species that have no defenses have the most of all to fear from China.

Perhaps America doesn't have as much to fear from foreign competition as we thought.

The only thing we may really have to fear is fear itself.

He knew the brain responded poorly to fear--but he also knew it could be distracted.

The shock turned to fear when they were also ordered to vacate their employer-provided apartments, a common job benefit here.

We didn't give in to mistrust or to cynicism or to fear.

But the U. S. might have something to fear from China's response.

Even as Westerners came to fear bloodthirsty and barbaric Muslims, Muslims deplored degenerate and imperialist Christians.

Fear to fear. Be afraid to be afraid. Your worst enemy is within your own bosom.

Two of the antidotes to fear are action and preparation. Start doing both by reinforcing your existing safety net.

There were reports of individuals who left the country due to fear their families would punish them for their sexual orientation.

Crass and his disciples attributed Barrington's manner to fear that he was going to get the sack for his trouble.

China has nothing to fear from the U. S. credit downgrade.

In politics, appeals to fear usually sell better than those to reason.

It is only when you cannot feel the blade that you will have cause to fear.

The third, in which he is accused of corrupting his former legal adviser, David Mills, is the one he is said to fear most.

Which point of view may the author agree to? Fear of failure should be removed in competition.

There is nothing to fear or hide from local authorities.

The action you take becomes determined by intuition, purpose and love as opposed to fear, stress and external circumstances.

The only thing we have to fear is the fear itself.

"We have to learn to face up to fear, to gain in self-confidence and transform fear into courage, " the book instructs.

These Khwarizmi are well equipped and protected heavy cavalry who don't have to fear western cavalry.

They trained rats to fear two different sounds by sending a mild electric shock through the rats' paws when they played the sounds.

What we need to fear most are the after-effects of a bad earthquake: fires, flood, and landslides.

And you are not to fear what they fear or be in dread of it.

What do nativists have to fear, if fewer people are trampling the border and some undocumented workers are going home?

The human genetics commission report, Nothing to hide, nothing to fear?

The teacher has the patience, always says to the student: "You do not fear make a mistake, do not have to fear the setback. "

If you haven't picked up, and talk about what down? A happy face can be more comfortable life, facing to fear.

Bugs, however, have every reason to fear spiders, for they have developed incredibly ingenious hunting methods -- spit, for instance.

the only thing we have to fear, is fear itself.

is for this reason that wise people learn not to fear but to welcome the pain of problems .

Today, Americans are more likely to fear government than be reassured by it.

In a radio address, she appealed to Liberians to cast their ballots on Tuesday and not to succumb to fear and intimidation.

There is so much in life to fear. That's why the words of the angel are so important.

No one is immune to fear, pain or loss . we have to accept our inability and still live with pride and passion .

Kop hero Kennedy insists there is no reason to fear Roberto Mancini's side and claims the Reds can take all three points.

With deep-pocketed Chinese crowding the auction rooms, sellers have less to fear from retreating private equity firms.

It's a movement about which capitalists, real capitalists who work hard and smart, have nothing to fear.