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Companies in the first two businesses view the iPad's arrival with trepidation, for Apple's history makes it a fearsome competitor.

He stared at me with trepidation when I told him the news.

The foreign deployment now under way in the south seems to support this, even if it has the air of trepidation about it.

The next morning he entered his office in trepidation and waited to see what would happen , nothing happened .

With a revived opposition mounting a number of large protests, the Islamic Republic ought to be looking across the region with trepidation.

It is with humbleness , great pride and a sense of trepidation that I deliver the maiden speech as the first MP of Asian ethnic origin.

Neifach: On US-VISIT, there was a lot of trepidation with regard to how it would be implemented, particularly at the land borders.

This year, just after the water level was raised to its maximum, I returned, with some trepidation about what I would find.

You injury my heart good pain good pain, each time when chats with you, I can be with trepidation.

He also felt a rising sense of trepidation about the impact of the disaster on his business.

I thought Carol would be nervous when she made her speech, but she delivered it without trepidation .

A great deal of subtle change is underway, provoking much upheaval and trepidation in the ranks of the cabal.

But at least one reader, Palin's former running mate, John McCain, will be waiting more with trepidation than excitement.

Women like myself who grew up believing that the sky is the limit cannot see these developments without real trepidation.

The word "dread" refers to trepidation of their supernatural being.

The company decided to enter the Chinese market in 2007, with trepidation. Google was certainly more careful than Yahoo.

even in Burma, which has few other friends, China's growing stature and self-confidence are being watched with a degree of trepidation.

From Tokyo, a Shinkansen (bullet train) whisked me to Osaka where, with some trepidation, I boarded the Hiryu ferry to Taiwan, via Okinawa.

It was with trepidation that I gazed upon New Avalon . I suspect for the last time.

After seven and a half weeks I was leaving the hospital room I had walked into with so much trepidation.

Think of the country mouse and of the town mouse, and of the alarm and trepidation of the town mouse.

She struggles intensely between her love for Simon and trepidation over the path down which he is leading her.

You live in this point of view, you are in the corner, you will have much trepidation.

dean of admissions, Sharon felt some trepidation about how she would do in her interview.

"They were. . . Full of trepidation about things that were never likely to happen" (John Morley).

Let not trepidation cloud your hearts or mind for all the faithful will know freedom is now the bait.

There is a mixed sense of pride and trepidation at the rise of an Asian superpower.

The thought that what they stand for is no longer appropriate throws them deeper into trepidation and despair.

I waited for the results in a state of some trepidation.

But after people realize he's out to protect them, he says their trepidation eases somewhat.

Forgiving interactions and Undo encourage users to try direct manipulation without trepidation.

And she confessed to a certain trepidation at expanding her efforts along these lines.

Fearing being grilled ruthlessly by the secret police , Marsha faced her inquisitors with trepidation .

Yet as I sat on my flight to Rio, I could not suppress some trepidation at the country's well-known drawback.

Many foreign businesses greeted the passage two years ago of China's first antimonopoly law with trepidation.

Jane Austen hurriedly replied, with as much trepidation as amusement.

Video: It's a Whirlwind electronic computer. With considerable trepidation we undertake to interview this new machine.

She mailed the letter, and then waited, with mingled feelings of trepidation and thrilling expectancy, the arrival of the fateful day.

The fund's project has plotted the old walls on a map, causing trepidation among Iraqis who live along them now.

They are now entering something completely new, and facing it with the mixed trepidation and wonder of someone waking from a nightmare.

That worries some educators and child-development experts who view the flood of baby and toddler apps with trepidation.

I waited in trepidation for a threat or an offer from a distant land. None came.

'There's so much trepidation out there, ' said Mr. Brown.

Senior Chinese officials offer a similar mixture of confidence and trepidation in interviews.

Back at the Microsoft campus, employees veered between relief and trepidation.

A decade that began with confidence is ending in trepidation, particularly for the world's burdened taxpayers.

Dragonflies look enough like wasps or stinging flies to instill trepidation among humans.

When I visited, Congress had just allotted billions to clean energy in the stimulus. Yet the trepidation was palpable.

The medical community is watching such Patient 2. 0 endeavors with a mix of admiration and trepidation.

trepidation is wasting today's time by yesterday's problems, and then crush chances of tomorrow!

But that point has done little to reduce the trepidation among corporate counsels.

There is also a certain amount of trepidation about how the regime will respond.

IT IS a sign of remarkable times that the prospect of $100 oil is greeted with relief rather than trepidation.

Most business school deans and career directors are viewing the future with trepidation. "The devil's in the detail, " says Ms Sandford.

We felt some trepidation, because shark fin is a popular dish that marks auspicious occasions for the Chinese people.

No such trepidation greeted Di Modica's new bull for Shanghai (read more here and here).

Although my trepidation was not completely assuaged, I was excited.

I approached this project with great trepidation.

He admits to some trepidation in joining as an outsider given ABB's strong corporate culture.

As Katherine hung up, she felt an unexpected twinge of trepidation.

It is the feeling for eternity that the frenetic activity and trepidation of work has destroyed in us.

But this time they are full of trepidation, not margaritas.

Because of this, some members of America's Congress look on the BRICs with trepidation.

Both we and the Chinese approached that first opening toward each other with caution, uncertainty, even trepidation.

So I approach it with the same trepidation.

He went there in trepidation.

But this is a delicate time, full of hope and trepidation in equal measure.

When I face a closed door I will say them and knock while the failure waits outside with fear and trepidation .

They turned on a private road , and in some trepidation approached a big farm.

VB: Are you seeing any change in the trepidation companies have about adopting cloud-based applications?

But there is also trepidation.

It is with great trepidation that one writes about the future.

The Kuomintang was mortally afraid of criticism and went in fear and trepidation each time the Political Council was in session

But he clung to me with growing trepidation;

Each people all are enjoy like this excessively with trepidation

Trepidation is dread characteristically marked by trembling or hesitancy:

But trepidation of the spheres,