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I feared the anger and wrath of the LORD, for he was angry enough with you to destroy you. But again the LORD listened to me.

He said: "In a certain town there was a judge who neither feared God nor cared about men. "

If, at the time, the British had not feared invasion, the tunnel would have been completed.

He did not, as he feared, drop the flag, but it did look touch and go.

A doctor who said the Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez had less than two years to live has fled the country, saying he feared for his life.

Torment in the dark was the danger that I feared and it did not hold me back.

Cosette had suffered so much, that she feared everything, even to speak or to breathe.

clay-cold want to be send to cremate, many painful! - Forbid to smile! This feared to entwine me to have 34 years at least.

The risk, central officials feared, was that it would never happen at all.

It was feared that this agonizing energy of a suffering mass would cause havoc if God did not bless the world with peace!

Paul feared nothing but comported himself with full confidence in God, and her faith was also increased as she kissed his fetters.

I hoped it would show well though I feared that 14 might be pushing it a bit.

This being the only window in the house, no neighbors' glances were to be feared from across the way or at the side.

Rescuers were today searching for a British couple feared to have been kidnapped by pirates off the east coast of Africa.

The cables described him as a hypochondriac who feared flying over water and who often fasted twice a week.

I said that I feared that I'd never see my family again, never have the chance to see them grow up. Tears came to his eyes, too.

There were signs that this lead would be followed by backbench MPs who feared a backlash from the public.

Friend and psychic Uri Geller said he feared it may have been the "stress" of Jackson's planned comeback tour that killed him.

As the Winter Solstice approached, with its long cold nights and short days, many people feared the sun would not return.

Nevertheless, the figures seem to point to a deep ish recession, rather than the rerun of the Depression that was feared a few months ago.

The ministry said most managers still feared that foreigners would not be able to adapt to Japan's language or corporate culture.

Vow, and pay unto the LORD your God: let all that be round about him bring presents unto him that ought to be feared.

That alleviates pressure on banks, which had feared they would have to put capital aside to help big companies.

Public trials for both Mr Rangel and Ms Waters are the last thing Democrats want in the run-up to the much feared mid-term elections.

We remarked at the beginning of this chapter that government "aid" to business is sometimes as much to be feared as government hostility.

It is feared that this golden male langur is the last of its kind if hunting, poaching , and their habitat are not under controlled.

Keep his cell phone number, but has been afraid to call, I feared that this would disturb the unexpected.

Well, we seem to have dodged the deadly pandemic this year that most of us feared, but this threat could reappear at any time.

One man interviewed on local radio said he feared it was a nuclear strike, and happily, it was just a super heated piece of rock.

A survey released on Monday shows that the brand is holding up to its recent recall-related battering better than initially feared.

Consumer spending has turned out to be stronger than had been feared, says David Bowers of Absolute Strategy Research.

But there was one strange thing: he feared there wasn't enough food on the ship.

A spokeswoman said the refugees had been walking for days to escape a situation they feared could explode into violence.

Thus the idiom "Like the man from Qi who feared that the sky might fall" means to hold a needless or groundless fear or worry.

He feared that she was guilty, and he was all the more distressed, ashamed, outraged, made wholly unhappy.

He feared nothing, but there was something about -this- temple, something. Forbbiden.

He said later that he feared the woman, a poor peasant, would "be hard to deal with" should she seek compensation for her injuries.

The traffic snarls and logistical nightmares that had been feared by police and city officials had not materialized.

His tactics were brutal, but effective. Drunk with power, he was feared by all. Except one, his wife was the only one to brave his fury.

It was thought to need humid caves, and conservationists feared it had been wiped out as the forests dried out after extensive logging.

The goat, however, feared that his back might do her some harm if he took her upon it.

But for now, he said, 'the deflation that some had feared is just not happening. '

The main reason was that we feared a brand-name VC firm would stick us with a newscaster as part of the deal.

This seems to me a great idea, if the stress can be relieved without the major upheavals we feared.

But the young maiden, being discreet and of good repute, would ever avoid him, for she feared his evil name.

JH: It has not been as much of a problem as we feared it might be.

Many feared it had been looted, sold or blown up in missile strikes.

"The used book market doesn't seem to have made the inroads into the new book market we initially feared, " he said.

They feared he would inculcate ideas of true independence as well as accountability into a nascent class of patriotic Persian leaders.

At least 74 miners died and an uncertain number of others is still trapped underground - and feared dead.

Beshear said he feared that it would lead to an increase in pollution of "Kentucky's beautiful natural resources. "

Many feared it might be weeks or even months before they could arrange to leave the center and live with relatives.

There is a great sense of urgency in trying to get aid to those in need in Haiti, as more than death is feared.

They glanced backward over their shoulders from time to time, apprehensively , as if they feared they might be followed.

Cheng then returned to China to see her parents, for what she feared might be the last time.

We had the best car at the time, without a doubt, and the only driver on the track we feared was that little French Canadian. . .

As the swans surrounded the frozen goose, she feared that the poor goose might be pecked out by those great swan bills.

Let me hope that this day and this debate heralds a new dawn for all those who feared that the dark midnight might never end.

Over the next ten minutes, the girls trickled in. My sons and I watched. Did one girl scoop up the entire $100, as my son feared? Nope.

This pandemic has turned out to be much more fortunate than what we feared a little over a year ago.

Stalin feared that the multi-ethnic Soviet Union was a breeding ground for fifth-columnists, who would aid the enemy in case of war.

If that happens, it would take out of the equation material that the big powers here feared could be made into a nuclear bomb.

Love is so improvident that a parting a year away is no more feared than death, and a month's end seems dim and distant.

But they understood not this saying, and it was hid from them, that they perceived it not: and they feared to ask him of that saying.

Burmese authorities told Aung San Suu Kyi she could travel to the UK but she decided not to as she feared never being allowed to return.

the Mandalorian Death Watch was the most feared army in the universe at the time, and had never been defeated.

it is much safer for a prince to be feared than loved loved, if he is to fail in one of the two.

But, I feared, at the moment I'd give in and take the leap of faith, it would open up and swallow me whole.

Portia feared that a man she did not like would find the picture, but she had to obey what her father had decided.

Just as I had feared, Perot's advertising, coupled with President Bush's attacks on me, were moving votes to Perot at my expense.

the entire family had only a few days earlier fled the city because my great-uncle feared a repeat of the bombing of Hiroshima.

She feared she might be the worst student in the class, but she decided to try her best.

The Samadhi have no illusion that common people feared, not to mention that they cause disease and lead you into a way of evil.

Her mother, who was traveling with her from Paris to visit relatives in the Comoros, is among those feared dead.

If I made any attempt to slur over or keep out of sight any item which I feared he would not like, it was sure to come out.

Yesterday Next raised its profit forecast for the current year, after sales fell much less than it had feared.

He said he now feared for his life, and believed US intelligence agents would chase after him.

The doctor is often more to be feared than the disease.

He feared that even yet he might be seized and taken back, so he tried to conceal his movements, but it was scarcely possible.

The pain was so bad he almost lost the girl, and for half a heartbeat he feared this was as far as he would go.

There was also a tiny part of me that feared I might reach old age, or death, without ever having had sex.

He feared us so much--and with reason -- that he caused himself to be represented as dead, and had a grand mock-funeral.

Kiyohiko Nishimura, deputy governor of the Bank of Japan, said he feared a "widespread credit crunch" .

Although Portugal dining etiquette is nothing to be feared there are a few tips about things to do.

But the damage was not as serious as initially feared, Djourou did not require surgery and he is now back in training.

He took a seat opposite Catherine, who kept her gaze fixed on him as if she feared he would vanish were she to remove it.

For a moment there was great alarm; it was feared that the men might have harmed her in some way, or even carried her off with them.

One of those who jumped overboard did not make it, is missing and feared drowned.

But the midwives feared God, and did not as the king of Egypt commanded them, but saved the men children alive.

She feared to open it, for she was sure it would take the rest of her life to pay for it all.

If, at the time, the British had not feared invasion, the tunnel would have been.

In truth, it has gone better than one might have feared even a few years ago.

When he arrived, there was Eli sitting on his chair by the side of the road, watching, because his heart feared for the ark of God.

He said her behaviour and acceptance of him proves the boars do not need to be feared because they are not a threat to well-meaning people.

The 'denier' pretends problems don't exist; this person may have grown up in a family where everyone feared facing unpleasant emotions.

Thankfully, the transition to a new leadership has so far been less disruptive than one might have feared.

I had feared it from the start, from the moment you first smiled at me and let me touch your hand.

The Germans have long feared that the French government planned to squeeze them out of Areva, and may have decided to pre-empt such a move.

He feared, however, that it would not be too long before the young man headed back to his native Uzbekistan to open his own bakery.

It was no longer able to hunt with the packs. It even feared its own kind, but now it stalked the man, waiting for him to die.

at the time, the British had not feared inversion, it would have been completed.

After a while, they decided nothing was to be feared. Maybe a few bugs or rats were living in the straw.

The subordinate officials in the government offices to which he had been successively attached feared and hated him.

Reflecting the unease in Europe, the head of Germany's industry association, said he feared Chinese help could "come at a political cost" .

and the englishman drew from his pocket a bundle of bank - notes , which might have been twice the sum m . de boville feared to lose.

It had been too fragile, just as he feared.

Over the centuries, smallpox has been one of mankind's most feared and deadly diseases with a history dating back at least 3500 years.

My father told me not to go near them , he said he feared them always, and he told me that they carried him away .

The much-feared Japanese takeover of the computer and cultural industries back in the 1980s now has petered out into a historical footnote.

Probably it was the beach he feared, like a deposed ruler secretly visiting an old court.

Though her voice was rarely heard during the past 14 years of her house arrest, she's still the most feared political threat to the regime.

God is greatly to be feared in the assembly of the saints, and to be had in reverence of all [them that are] about him.

She most feared what people thought of her, and imagined that they talked constantly about her behind her back.

And the chief priests and the scribes were seeking a way to do away with Him, for they feared the people.

It was the same roll out of which the Psalmist proposed to read a passage to all those in his day who feared God.

He feared this portent and tried to banish it from his mind, mollify it erase it-but it kept returning.

Torrential rain across much of the southern Alps over the past week has triggered floods which are feared to have killed up to 20 people.

In fact, in that part of the Pacific, out of the course of vessels, it was to be feared that no help would ever come to them.

When they did not hear from her, they feared the worst.

But, so far at least, the much-feared exodus of Wall Street talent hoping to dodge pay curbs has proved a paper tiger.

Did not know when oneself because of feared lonely likes, because of likes feeling lonely.

Forged in the heart of a dying star, this ethereal blade is feared across the cosmos.

Ontario Finance Minister Dwight Duncan said unemployment data was as bad as the provincial government had feared.

"I feared I might be ostracized for studying abroad, " he said.

He feared that the collapse of the family, if it ever happened, would be the main threat to Singapore's success.

You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him find it within himself. Nothing in life is to be feared. . . only understood.

And when we met here in the Void, I had become so much more powerful than he, and again he feared my words, and he made war against me.

Even some scientists feared that Patrick Steptoe and Robert Edwards might have brewed pestilence in a petri dish.

She feared that she might not find him in his room.

Years of physical conditioning and training honed him into one of the most feared bounty hunters in the underworld.

What should poor Viola DO, who, though she carried a manlike outside, had a true woman's heart, and feared to look on her own sword?

So the Syrians feared to help the children of Ammon any more.

He said he feared nothing in his life.

Personally I feared this game a lot, I had said that it would have been a turning point and I think that it will be so.

Markets did not completely fall apart after Lehman's bankruptcy, as some had feared, but they were highly agitated.

Although our relationship did not progress or digress as I imagined or feared, I couldn't have written a more perfect story.

And if it is a fear you would dispel, the seat of that fear is in your heart and not in the hand of the feared.

Workers had feared the sale of the company would result in job losses and a deterioration in conditions.

Cassim said she feared that her husband, the sole breadwinner of the household, would stop spending on her after taking a second wife.

They feared that the duties and problems of the presidency would be too great for him to deal with.

A few years later, feeling trapped in a persona that she feared would destroy her, she left her family, remaining in Salisbury.

G20 officials said the US had been the most concerned about the new austerity drive and feared for the momentum for global growth.

It has been feared that the move would hit families with three or more children living in London.

He had a weak point --this Fortunato --although in other regards he was a man to be respected and even feared.

He must feared that this was over complex situation, even for Albert Einstein.

If CIT had failed, some rightly feared that lending to smaller companies might have been constrained.

It is also feared that if a woman works at a VDU for long hours, the unborn child in her body might be killed.

It was then feared that the fairies had come and stolen the baby away and replaced the human baby with a fairy changeling.

Stony-faced, Mr Erdogan said he feared most for outlying villages, where houses of mud brick had been pulverised.

I knew nothing of this lich of yours, but when my diviners told me of the explosion, I feared for the integrity of the Snarl's prison.

Yes, and one night I feared I would not live to see, are your students ready? Yes, Master Wu Gui.

She knew her older brother's temper and feared it. She had never complained to him about Carlo for that reason.

The meal over, the guests rush away. They rush away precipitously, as if they feared a plague.

It sometimes goes just as poorly as I'd feared, but never in a way that I'd predicted.

Being feared should no longer allow you to be scared right through solid objects or underground!

After all, a year ago, it was feared that if the banking system collapsed, the whole economy would break down.

Environmentalists had tried to stop the Love Parade, as they feared Berlin Central Park would be damaged.

Because many communities feared and hated the child soldiers who would be returning, careful sensitization work was needed.

Perhaps when feared was injured has learned the camouflage, perhaps when had not found oneself wants . . .

Swine flu is a misnomer, " said C. Larry Pope, the chief executive of Smithfield Foods, who said he feared panic among consumers. "

Scorponok feared that all would be lost if something in the impasse did not change quickly.

At least 80 African migrants were feared drowned Monday after their boats capsized off the coast of Yemen, authorities there reported.

It's not like I come from a morally judgmental family; I never feared my parents or other relatives turning their backs on me.

AS they feared some demonstration against the persons of the doctor and his companions, they all there slept on board the Resolute.

A rescue operation was under way, with the Navy telling Yonhap it had rescued 58 crew members but it feared others may be dead.

Ya, from where said, I feared writes too the long separation person tobe able to idle I bothersomely, therefore is slightly succinct some.

For the first few days after we got back together, I feared for her life.

He thus feared that the ringing sound might be heard by someone, who would come to rob him of his bell.

Just as Draco's mother feared, the gravity of his mission begins to take its toll on the young wizard.

She feared her eyes might actually pop out of their sockets.

I considered it best to confess my presence; for I knew Heathcliff's accents, and feared he might search further, if I kept quiet.

But I feared it would have meant taking on a newscaster-- someone who, as they say, "can talk Wall Street's language. "

I remember Nigella Lawson telling me that she feared envy rather than pity from other women.

The discovery was made even as it emerged that the No 3 reactor was not likely to have been breached, as feared earlier.

I feared he would think it heartless if I read, so I sat by the window, smoking a pipe, till he felt inclined to speak.

But analysts say allowing a slow decline in the dollar isn't a policy to be feared unless the fall turns into a rout.

Mr Liu's conviction made him a martyr in the eyes of many colleagues, who feared the precedent his case set.

Investors are betting that the deep recession feared early in August will not occur, or at least not soon.

Once it has been wiped out, there remains no one else to be feared, for the others have no credit with the people.

Majestic Roar: Volibear lets out a powerful roar that damages and slows enemies. Minions and monsters are feared as well.

One gay Republican campaign strategist said he feared that conservatives would "play to the base"

When they went into the woods, they saw the honey oozing out, yet no one put his hand to his mouth, because they feared the oath.

for we feared particularly to go into his presence when he had been some time alone.

I feared. Your family my family's relations are very very good. Not possibly thinks. Perhaps has been too timid, did not dare to continue.

to me, for I feared it would COST me a new friend I had made at school.

As a devoted monarchist, Hobbes feared persecution if he stayed in an England run by Parliamentarians.

In short, he had been administering to himself little inward remonstrances and he feared Marius' reproaches.

Jimenez said the refocus comes as postal agencies find that mail volume isn't dropping as quickly as once feared.

These words were said so falteringly, and seemed to hide some painful notion that was so persistent, that I feared for her reason.

He explained that Luca Brasi was one of the most feared men in the Eastern underworld.

About a year ago, I feared I would struggle to build an audience for my new personal development website.

That implies that a bursting of that bubble would not have the negative consequences for the rest of the world that some once feared.

The coelurosaurs helped found a dynasty that produced the largest and most feared land predators of all time.

But as soon as United came in for me, it was a no-brainer. I feared that, if I didn't take the opportunity, I might never get it again.

People initially feared the plant was a sweatshop, but now, Mr Albrizio said, "people queue up to work here" .

Plato feared that our memories would atrophy with the coming of the printed word -- and perhaps he was not so far wrong!

He feared people would suspect his father harboured similar reservations, which he insists was not the case.

She drew a deep breath and met his eyes squarely, all coquetry and airs gone as her spirit rushed out to grapple that which she feared most.

Two hundred and sixty police officers and firefighters who went into the building after the planes crashed are missing and feared dead.

Oprah told me she feared the word--partly because she thought declaring herself powerful separated her from real people.

Temasek also feared that an investment in Bear could generate controversy given "how American" the bank was.

He had not lost anything, but he was poor because he was discontentented, and discontented because he feared he was poor.

At the beginning of the recent global financial crisis, many feared that the Chinese growth engine would grind to a halt.

a , paper 'tiger He claimed that the enemies of his party were paper tigers and not to be feared.

And when he would have put him to death, he feared the multitude, because they counted him as a prophet.

because Herod feared John and protected him, knowing him to be a righteous and holy man.

In 1950, the United States joined with United Nations forces in Korea to help quell what many feared as a threat to democracy.

Dickey, who feared for her cat, then called Jack home and the bear scurried back to the woods.

"They may have feared that more of my army friends were traveling with me and fled after fighting me for around 20 minutes, " he explained.

Long on charisma, short on habitat, the great gray owl was once so feared as an evil omen that it was shot on sight.

With her legs crushed under tonnes of rubble, rescuers had feared infection would set in and prove fatal.

The prognosis comes as welcome news as it was initially feared Meireles would be absent for several weeks.

In such a crisis, it might well be feared, a less-than-independent Federal Reserve would be compelled to buy public debt.

But after not seeing the cat for a week, the Cains feared the worst.

This complication of weathers being uncommon, was all the more to be feared.

I asked him if he feared the horrible consequences that would ensue if the much-hyped Mac failed, like the flawed Apple III recently had.

One of the most feared labels of that era was being tarred as "Only expert, but not red. "

Sondra seemed curious, not angry as I feared she might be -- actually, as I feared my parents would have.

eg. With Japan occupying prime rubber producing areas in Southeast Asia, the US feared it would run out of the vital material.

The company wasn't forced to sacrifice any top executives, including Chief Executive Lloyd C. Blankfein, as some executives had feared.

If the much-feared correction is over, then investors are still waiting for the kind of 10% correction that normally punctuates a rally.

He feared she would berate him for his forgetfulness .

" I feared you were ill, " she said.

The feared warriors developed this form of swimming around the 15th century. They had to brave waves and currents.

For now they shall say, We have no king, because we feared not the LORD; what then should a king do to us?

Designed to help physicists explain the existence of mass, some feared the experiment would create a gigantic black hole.

With most of my girlfriends, I feared that we'd run out of things to talk about if we spent too much time together.

While the country's been battling high inflation, it never experienced the sort of financial crisis some economists had feared.

They were taken out of the lineup and were marched to the feared headquarters of the Party.

This summer has confirmed what many of us already feared: a global recovery which appeared to be taking hold 12 months ago has now stalled.

Many in the favelas have long feared and hated the police at least as much as they do the traffickers.

the subsequent reforms did not cause the collapse of discipline that some had feared.

The Chinese feared they were beginning to seem like dumb money in the eyes of the rest of the world.

They feared that the new regulations would shut them out of a multi-billion-dollar market.

I feared change, until I saw that even the most beautiful butterfly had to undergo changes and had to break the chain before it could fly.

A sectarian attack like this had been feared on what a particularly holy day for Shia Muslims.

Stutterers frequently attempt to avoid feared words and sounds by word substitutions, circumlocutions or paraphrasing the utterance.

The release of the photographs was a move by the military to convince skeptical Iraqis that the feared brothers were dead.

Lefties used to be feared creatures, as society deemed them criminals and devil-worshipers.

The southern Australian town of Horsham has been split in two by water and at least one young boy is feared drowned.

Traders were also relieved that hurricane damage in New York City, especially in lower Manhattan, was not nearly as bad as had been feared.

Ajax and Auxerre advanced through the preliminaries making a great impression, they are opponents to be feared.

she feared something had happened to one of her lodgers.

In his Atlantic article, Mr. Carr says that Socrates feared the impact that writing would have on man's ability to think.

He just laid off the last of his 15 employees, he says, because he feared for their safety after they received anonymous telephone threats.

Since I feared that I could not write for a general audience, I was inclined to turn the offer down.

Achilles heard the fate of his friend with such distress that some feared that he would destroy himself.

The British Government of those days feared the Russians it is true, but not the pen of a 14-year old poet.

It was feared that an assault on Benghazi, a city of a million people, would be brutal.

Epidemic meningitis is not the biggest killer in Africa, but it is among the most greatly feared of all diseases.