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But she also said she was almost afraid to enjoy everything, fearing that if she enjoyed it too much, something bad might happen.

Mr. Sang, reached on his cellphone, said he is moving around in an effort to avoid the police, fearing that he will be detained.

Lala accelerated her walk up the path to the caves fearing that there might be wild animals lying in wait for her.

Fearing that the witness might be tortured and "disappeared, " CICIG agents fled with him into one of the hotel's rooms.

From earliest beginning to modern, fearing death and cherishing life is inherent nature of the people.

Security officers at railroad companies began to ward off rail fans, fearing that they might be a terrorism threat.

He said he spent hours huddled in the dark fearing for the safety of his father, a South Korean marine sergeant stationed on the island.

He leapt to his feet, fearing some emergency, and then realized that his wife and children had not stirred in their beds.

Few refugees in the camps bothered to register for a vote, fearing that this would prejudice their right to return to their real homes.

Julia Roberts clasped the Oscar Award in her hands, as if fearing it would be snatched away.

Not only unable to get their own money, will have to see the boss's face, fearing the next is also whether and to co-operate.

Bear Stearns collapsed largely because other institutions stopped doing business with it, fearing it might be in trouble.

Beijing, fearing destabilization of the region and a flood of refugees from the North if order breaks down, may not be so forceful.

He was fearing. . . He often woke up from the nightmare, dreaming of his failing the test and dreaming of colleagues mocking at him.

"We confide in our strength, without boasting of it; we respect that of others, without fearing it" (Thomas Jefferson).

But those campaigning for sex-workers' rights have objected, fearing that this might give the police a pretext to renew the raids.

Fearing he would be left permanently disabled, he said, he attempted suicide three times.

But fearing he would be taunted as a bastard in the village, she brought him with her to Beijing when he reached school age.

After the years of fearing for her own life and the safety of her two daughters in Ukraine, her freedom brought different concerns.

Abating your fear of rejection: In fearing rejection, you open yourself up to allowing others to be the judge of your worth.

There was a man in the land of Hus, whose name was Job, and that man was simple and upright, and fearing God, and avoiding evil.

Arab Iraqis reject this dream, fearing that Kurdish secession would destroy their country and, by the by, cost it a lot of oil.

" The National Legislative Assembly sent the bill to committee, fearing that this brand of patriotism might be " chaotic.

Fearing that someone might attack his house, his wife or their 5-year-old daughter, he asked the company for a security detail.

The paper claims police wanted to put the dog into quarantine, fearing it had been taken abroad and back without jabs.

Writer A is badly stuck on her next book, fearing with every word that it's going to be even saggier than the previous one.

She looked round for Gerald, fearing he might be already there, he was incautious and eager.

Investors, fearing America will have to inflate its way out of such debt, could push the dollar down and interest rates up.

Then, as if fearing the Don would be offended, he clutched at his hand.

Robben is likely to be out for several weeks if the damage is confirmed and boss Mourinho is already fearing the worst.

This is all just "the world. " Even the mere arising of a thought of fearing death or pain is the world.

Miao said the couple had wanted a boy, fearing that a girl might be too tall among her peers.

The White House even had to discuss whether to shoot down the aircraft, fearing they were hijacked and struck U. S. targets.

After his mother's death, Ned avoided social attachments, fearing what he'd do if someone else he loved died.

Fearing That Anti-Japanese Sentiment May Get Out of Control, Beijing Tightens its Grip on the Media.

He gently unfolded the cotton, fearing that it might fall apart in his hands.

Some foreign construction firms did not bid for the Panama City metro contract, fearing the tender was rigged.

Brussels is firmly against, fearing that it would trigger currency instability, bank failures and competitive devaluations across the EU.

But fearing that the virus could return with a vengeance, officials are coordinating with drug and vaccine makers to prepare for a pandemic.

He refused to help us for fearing soiling his hands.

I ran to my room and locked the door, fearing that Grandpa would rend me to pieces.

Fearing that Socrates encouraged immorality and disloyalty , the Greek bigwigs put him on trial.

Brothers, children of Abraham, and you God-fearing Gentiles, it is to us that this message of salvation has been sent.

Mr. Jacoby, fearing the situation could spin out of control, brought Mr. Li and a translator into his second-floor corner office.

When I paid for the books I was in a great hurry, fearing the steamboat would leave before I could reach it, and did not examine the bill.

The bank says the authorities may wait before introducing any new tightening measures, fearing they could engineer a sharp slowdown.

We often unconsciously or consciously learn to suppress our sensuality and sexuality, fearing what will happen to us if we let it out.

'The pigs in the boring environment were pessimistic and, fearing it might be the bag, did not approach for a treat.

But Ford would be a very wary seller, fearing that Geely might run off with too much valuable intellectual property.

Gachoka says he and his wife and five children are now in hiding, fearing the worst.

Some of the Jews were persuaded and joined Paul and Silas, as did a large number of God-fearing Greeks and not a few prominent women.

The protesters had avoided walking along the main highway from the capital fearing they would be arrested by Nepalese police.

But when his son fled the city with his boyfriend, both fearing for their lives, Sun began to think again.

Drivers, fearing not just the ice but other brash Texans driving on it, are beginning to emerge again.

Parents, fearing ever shabbier public schools, have another reason to think about moving out of state.

Germany and France are among the member states against the idea, fearing it would hamper efforts to improve relations with Russia.

Zhang, but the village doctor and her relatives have kept the truth from her, fearing she would give up hope.

The banks lobbied against such a step, fearing it would expose big holes in their balance sheets.

Soon afterward, authorities, fearing a run on the bank, stormed his apartment and detained him.

Holding a snake mountain out about this, fearing that he kept digging down, reported the incident to the Emperor.

Fearing that the ship would sink, the captain called for help from Spanish rescue workers, expecting them to take the ship into harbour.

S. Fearing an increase in gasoline prices, the U. S. government considers imposing a price ceiling equal to the old equilibrium price.

Fearing that he might already have left this world, Beauty dropped to his side.

But it has so far disdained this role, fearing the inflationary consequences.

His son said doctors in his home state of Texas left the bullet in place, fearing that surgery might cause brain damage.

It took less than a decade for the world to go from not really thinking about oil to fearing the end of the oil age.

a grave God-fearing man; a quiet sedate nature; sober as a judge; the judge was solemn as he pronounced sentence.

Many Democrats (fearing entitlement cuts), and most Republicans (who would not countenance any tax increases), voted against.

She concealed the secret from her parents, fearing the exposure would stun them.

Nations fearing attack will find ways to inspect electronic traffic just as they do people.

Prime Minister Brown is skeptical of the idea of a staff, as are others, fearing the creation of yet another international bureaucracy.

Some EU countries ban them, fearing their seeds will accidentally spread and alter the natural surroundings; others do not.

Fearing higher inflation, monetary and fiscal policy would be tighter than they needed to be.

During Mr. Chen's tenure, some investors stayed out of Taiwan property fearing money would be difficult to pull out.

Fearing they were about to be captured, the Hills drove quickly away.

Fearing [the Arab world's revolutionary spirit] would spread, Beijing decided to break Shouwang down.

Fearing the wrath of greens, officials did not cut and burn affected trees.

Fearing repercussions if word got out, the president arranged for a secret surgery.

Not fearing the fire, the child touched and got a finger burnt.

When I was the director of child welfare in the District of Columbia I often woke up at 3 a. m. , fearing all that could go wrong.

Many children experience a "when, not if" type of anxiety on a daily basis , fearing their parents will be the next statistic.

With clenched teeth , Bigger held the skillet , but he was afraid to hurl it, fearing that he might miss .

I still hope that someday we will find honest, God-fearing leaders to turn this country into one of prosperity and peace.

The first SEAL grabbed the two women and shoved them away, fearing they might be wearing suicide bomb vests, they said.

Now along the pond-side, now wading in a little, fearing not the wet.

Most of his patients want their names kept confidential, fearing an inability to get long-term care insurance, or just wanting privacy.

Fearing a credit bubble, the government is cracking down on this informal system, leaving China's "bamboo capitalists" bereft.

In fact, Tito is not to say, but pleural pressure, a broken rib Wet, fearing an opening will be emitted to blood.

Simple living involves being secure with your choices and your direction in life, without fearing the judgment and influence of others.

Fearing that we would be dashed against the rocks, they dropped four anchors from the stern and prayed for daylight.

Fearing that we would be dashed against the rocks, they dropped four anchors from the stern and prayed for daylight.

At the Pentagon, it has been reported that staff ran from the building fearing they were under attack.

Few supermarkets have been willing to stock such products, fearing customers will mistakenly associate the wording with nuclear fallout.

He had been given morphine, but he refused to take any more, fearing he'd become addicted.

The crowd was silent now, fearing to miss a word, to fail to see a gesture or an expression.

I knew today would be no different and fearing for our dog, I had to think fast.

Some are spiriting savings out of the country or stuffing money into mattresses, fearing a collapse of the banking system.

Some banks, particularly big, international ones, shy away, fearing that profiting from the poor could smack of exploitation.

What a foolish girl! So he immediately had his lawyer write up a contract, fearing that she would change her mind.

Prudential is haggling furiously to avoid this, fearing that it might further stretch the already strained economics of the deal.

Fearing of her own assassination, she courted the power of Roman Empire.

Fearing the authorities, Eric remained in hiding after the war as well.

Far better it is to have a stout heart always and suffer one's share of evils, than to be ever fearing what may happen -Herodotus.

Weeks after the robbery, he was afraid to go outside, fearing that he would come face to face with the robber a second time.

I long to use the most precious words I have for you; but I dare not, fearing I should not be paid with like value.

For the first few days, I could only manage to find my way to my room, daring not to walk around, fearing I might get lost.

Ok, may be a exam in the next class and may be not. Wish you a sleep with the fearing!

Come from fearing the changes to welcoming them, and see their necessity if the Human Race is to progress from the old cycle to the new one.

Private schools attacked the decision, fearing that it would discriminate against middle-class students.

We were expecting, and fearing, that the highly lethal H5N1 avian virus would spark the next pandemic.

None of this will be of much comfort to someone in the public services fearing the sack.

He hid behind the door fearing that the policeman would find him!

A journalist who broke the story of a Russian cargo ship apparently hijacked by pirates announced he had fled Russia, fearing for his life.

Despite fearing for the economy and their jobs, residents of Buenos Aires are still snapping up the latest fad.

Elbert Hubbard once said, "The greatest mistake you can make in life is to be continually fearing you will make one. "

Until recently, it refrained from aggressively cashing in on its own data about Internet users, fearing a backlash.

They fired rarely, fearing that the German tanks would detect them by their muzzle flashes.

People ran to their banks to get their savings, fearing the banks would run out of money.

However, many respondents were cynical about the prospect of this happening, fearing client services will be a victim of cost cutting.

"Yu gong yi shan" . It refers to not fearing difficulties and having a strong will and perseverance.

Many investors still are fearing deterioration in the economy, and that's why this earnings season is so important.

Some parents, fearing their children might catch AIDS from infected classmates, kept them out of school.

God-fearing woman is to be praised by her children, her husband, and "in the city gate" by community leaders.

Investors are also nervous about Portugal, fearing that political wrangling there could prevent the country from cutting its own debts.

Fearing a backlash, the authorities have so far refrained from arresting Mr Moussavi or Mr Karroubi. But they are laying the ground.

A God-fearing woman is to be praised by her children, husband, and community leaders.

One year, as the deadline for the Christmas edition was approaching, his editor got very desperate fearing that O Henry would let him down.

visitors arrive in the United States fearing personal attack or expecting various degrees of racial prejudice.

Leaders wanted to avoid a primary, fearing that the charismatic Mr Ford could divide their members and strengthen the state Republicans.

In the wake of the NVA victory, hundreds of thousands of south Vietnamese who had opposed the communists fled by boat, fearing reprisals.

This immoral and wicked society which we see about us today warns God-fearing people that the return of the Lord Jesus Christ is imminent.

With time, these withdrawn students will stop participating in group work, fearing scathing comments by some of their peers.

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

Fearing infection, she returned home from the hospital, stripped naked and sent her clothes to be cleaned.

For fifty years the world lived under the shadow of the Cold War, fearing a fatal confrontation between the American and Soviet Union.

Come, give ear to me, all you God-fearing men, so that I may make clear to you what he has done for my soul.

Fearing intense media interest, investigators also commissioned detailed drawings of the object.

British authorities, fearing adverse public opinion, sought to wait until the passengers disembarked of their own accord.

The best students have the most to lose, fearing that the turmoil could damage their chances of getting into good universities.

but fearing that she would never see Rastus again -- the letter had made that quite clear -- she changed her mind.

Now, American states along the Gulf of Mexico are fearing a different kind of environmental disaster.

So long as you good-hearted, like listening to the joke, liking the micro-organism not fearing trouble I have been then enough.

Panicked by the collapse in demand and financing and fearing a prolonged slump, the private sector cut payrolls and investment savagely.

So Paul left there and went to the house of a God-fearing man named Titus Justus who lived next door to the synagogue.

Someone ran across, and for a moment she shrank, fearing that a policeman had heard her words.

AUTHORITIES in Malaysia normally take a tough line against pornography, fearing to offend the country's Muslim-Malay majority.

The Treasury is at odds with the SEC, too, fearing that a ruling in favour of investors would further damage American competitiveness.

People hoard what they have, turn away from need in others, fearing they themselves may have to do without.

Confidence comes not from always being right but from not fearing to be wrong. -- Peter T. Mcintyre?

Potential buyers are loath to disclose a potential deal, fearing that it could upset their ability to complete the transaction.

Secret Service agents, fearing Mr. Gore had been shot, drew their weapons and raced forward.

Digital certificates also allow users to encrypt and send information over networks without fearing unauthorized persons opening the data.

He reminded her twice of it for fearing her forgetting it.

Explore the new and constantly changing features of your life together, and welcome such changes instead of fearing them.

Eight years ago, she was taken off a combination of estrogen and progesterone, fearing dangerous risks.

Kim has shunned China-style economic reform, fearing, despite the prevailing evidence, that change could undermine Communist control.

Despite this, our guide Robert Cubitt is skittish as I lean over to gaze into the pool, fearing that my glasses might fall into the water.

Fearing that Zhuge Liang might be murdered, Liu Bei send Zhao Yun with 500warriors to protect him.

So when the first peasants forged ahead with the private use of land in 1978, they did their best to keep it a secret, fearing retribution.

Third, we must be provided with the mental preparation and ideology accumulation of not fearing death and triumphing over oneself.

Fearing any such moves, Turkey has demanded that the court retract its reasoning.

Now worried shopping centre chiefs, fearing a repeat siege of Santa, have taken "drastic" measures, issuing him with abuilder-stylehard hat.

many foreign governments don't allow them to import the most advanced technologies, fearing they will be used for military purposes.

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

Whenever he picks up the phone I flinch, fearing the soppy nonsense that will follow.

Initially, the country managers resisted, fearing some of their local financial clients might lose out.

Oil firms have until now quietly opposed Scottish independence, fearing it would cause upheaval and high taxes.

But GM had been leaning towards RHJ, fearing that Magna and Sberbank could siphon off Opel technology for Russia's car industry.

Indeed Chinese officials, fearing the consequences of costly economic populism, have often been vocal advocates of restraint.

Bitter memories of insults and humiliation linger. Mutual acquaintances, fearing more broken crockery, offer to mediate.

They believe any government is better than none, fearing yet more violence.

After initially fearing this would dilute my product vision, I've realized instead that these perspectives helped concentrate it further.

I object to his the project, fearing potential ecological disasters.

Fearing their ridicule, he told no one, not even his girlfriend, when he started taking acting lessons at age 17.

But I dare not , fearing I should not be paid with like value.

Some doctors remain suspicious, fearing that the number crunchers will commoditise medicine.

Industry supporters prefer less stringent requirements, fearing that too many strings attached could diminish the lift to sales.

In Padang, too, many residents stayed camped outside their houses, awaiting assistance and fearing further aftershocks.

They also pity people, only out of weakness, fearing that anything that befalls anyone else might easily happen to them.

And fearing that we might run aground somewhere on rocky places, they threw four anchors from the stern and wished for day to come.

As time flew, he got more and more anxious fearing that he would not get well prepared for the coming entrance examination.

But on Tuesday, many in his party balked, fearing that the move could backfire disastrously.

His efforts should be in harmony with those of the God-fearing mother.

Fearing that he would catch cold, I went out to see him.

Others have ideological objections, fearing that social organizations could challenge party rule.

Other resorts across the world are offering refuge for those fearing the doomsday predictions.

Fearing power cuts, Beijing suspended exports, which led to global shortages.

Mr. Tepper sold large chunks of his holdings, fearing a market tumble.

Investors lost confidence in the company, fearing that the loss of Lewin was irreparable.

Fearing the worst, some of Wall Street's top bankers tried to prevent a rout by investing heavily in the biggest companies.

I can pay the House the greatest compliment I can by saying that from the first to last I never stopped fearing it.

But Mr Rice is ambivalent towards recessionary associations, fearing another tough trading period during a recovery.

So, shout in the middle of fearing, this kind of voice is invading people's ear, hurts people's organ and steals people's dream . . . . . .

Fearing a dictatorship in Nepal, PM Dahal suspected possible intervention in Nepal by imperialists and bigger power centres.

Fearing instability, the local government has forbidden factories from laying off workers, even as sales evaporate.

Investors, fearing a contagion in Europe's southern tier, dumped the stocks and bonds of Portugal and Spain.

Air controllers is fearing the worst after losing contact with an Adam air jet in Indonesia.

Air controller is fearing the worst after losing contact with an Adam air jet in Indonesia .

fearing a beating , the dog shrank into a corner.

A British tourist has told of fearing for his life after a plane skidded off the runway in Thailand.

He finds that these funds have shunned banks' short-term offerings, fearing that their money might not be paid back.

When the war ended, its leaders fled, fearing prosecution for their atrocities against the Armenians.

Fearing such settlements amid a recession, a growing number of companies are fighting back.

These lenders have resisted modification of first mortgages, fearing knock-on write-downs of their second liens.

The nonproliferation regime weakened, with many fearing its collapse and the start of nuclear weapon programs in many new states.

Then fearing lest we should fall upon rough places, they cast four anchors out of the stern, and wished for the day.

An honest, God-fearing family man, Mr. A is intelligent, witty and fun to be around.

Fearing human rights protests, authorities imposed tough identification and other rules on Chinese citizens entering Beijing.

The high command of Mr Kan's party would be staunchly opposed, fearing the DPJ would lose.

Fearing a possible massacre, Western governments launched air strikes against pro-Gadhafi planes and tanks.

Fearing a global economic slowdown, investors dumped shares in mining and luxury companies alongside banks.

Fearing the worst, her parents travel to Hawaii to investigate for themselves, never expecting the horror that awaits them.

Fearing congressional opposition, Saudi Arabia had in recent years sought weaponry from other sources.

If you're an early human on the savanna, you're better off fearing all snakes than having to closely examine each specimen for venom glands.

Authorities fearing unhygienic conditions have rushed to dispose of corpses, burning them or laying them side by side in pits.

But European officials insisted not, fearing catastrophic effects on the funding costs of banks elsewhere.

Neville also claimed the abuse the team received often made it an unenjoyable experience and left many players fearing failure.

The Russian government strongly opposes the missile shield, fearing it will upset its strategic balance with Washington.

Critics say that, seeking promotion and fearing no prosecution, the poorly paid force has become trigger-happy.

They were fearing the worst by the time he called after six days in the hospital.

But as the last century shows, the human spirit is not about faintheartedly fearing growth because it comes with risks.

The lesson: Fearing arbitrary government actions, companies are wary of relying too much on China.

The opposition, fearing more defeats, twice shrank from tabling further confidence motions.

How about following the detailed examples set before you by God's son Jesus. How about fearing God's Holiness and righteous judgment.

Since the night 18 months ago when she woke up fearing she was having a heart attack, Mrs.

Even so, fearing increased crime and congestion, city officials have fiercely resisted the expansion.

Fearing a power grab, the prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, sacked his uppity deputy and imposed capital controls.

Thankfully, you'll have me here to guide you through 3 ways to stop fearing your potential and embracing your self-confidence.

In the spring of 1568 Mary, Queen of Scots, fearing the wrath of her subjects, crossed the border into England.

Then, the American people, who are God-fearing and followers of Divine religions, will overcome every difficulty.

Many professed Christians are always doubting and fearing, and they forlornly think that this is the necessary state of believers.

Hopefully someday you'll have a chance to try it out and feel good about your commute instead of fearing it.

I think the current English level is not high, fearing that encounter an unhandled problems, study abroad costs are too high for the family.

E&Y, fearing a fat-cat-hating "runaway jury" imposing colossal penalties, would probably rather not take its chances at trial.

Fearing there may be more people killed in the accident, Chevron is counting the number of employees.

Fearing a third round of UN sanctions, the regime is reportedly withdrawing millions of dollars from European banks.

The person paying tribute to the emperor holds the jade flower vase carefully, fearing to accidentally break it.

God, help us to become like Job, blameless and upright, fearing You and shunning evil.

The literati tourists to Southwest had some fearing mentality, either serious or slight, before setting off.

You have no share in the LORD. ' So your descendants might cause ours to stop fearing the LORD.

The designers eventually dismissed the idea, fearing an external power supply might hinder portability.

Wang said Tuesday the parents, who are farmers, did not want to have the babies at first, fearing they could not afford to keep them alive.

Fearing a hostile reception, the pro-European president, Boris Tadic, had contrived to spend the day in Romania.

Polls suggest that most Icelanders oppose this, fearing, among other things, the invasion of EU fishing fleets.

but fearing that she would never see Rastus again.

Fearing another earthquake, local officials ordered an evacuation.

Many football followers are fearing for their sanity if every match is accompanied by the incessant drone of the vuvuzela.

Fearing for his life, this university student crouches under a table for protection.

But in the end he calculated otherwise, fearing that the deal might cost him his coalition of religious and secular nationalists.

Not all the locals are happy about the invasion of Russian money, fearing an assault on their newly won independence.