You can imagine why other car makers might look at Dangjin with something like Hobbit-ish dread.
The banks dread a world in which consumers pay cash instead of borrowing at 18%.
As it imposes ever harsher budget cuts, Brian Cowen's government can only dread the prospect.
Don't do the kind of small, targeted loophole-closing that's just meant to torment the dread rich.
Because concern about ASB is proxy for dread about the state of our society.
Dread, the anticipation of a loss that is expected to happen, is another powerful force.
Those are just a few of the questions that job candidates dread being asked.
Few people have this discussion, and there is good reason for anyone to dread these conversations.
It involved my dreams coming true and the empty dread that often follows that experience.
Kentucky stayed close for the first 10 minutes with their "40 minutes of dread" defense.
Instead of researching other departments to see where they can fit in, they wait in dread.
For me, the arrival of golf season comes with a certain amount of dread.
They become almost paralyzed with dread and fear of putting themselves in the spotlight.
The unions' dread of efficiency is as strong as their ties to the local Democrat leadership.
Knowing they would be left in a Muslim-dominated state, most of these Croats dread partition.
We are all eager for new knowledge that will enable us to avoid developing dread diseases.
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But not so tightly that entrepreneurs start to dread the prospect of a public listing.
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So Mr Trimble must particularly dread a violent clash between atavistic hardliners and progressives.
Nevertheless, the first couple weeks have been much easier than the dread of departure.
Self-storage firms are also well-placed to deal with the problem other landlords dread: non-paying tenants.
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But there seems to be a sense of growing dread among some charity officials.
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With a mix of dread and envy, one developer admitted he was afraid to talk about Roski.
It will never be just another day, but now I don't dread it like I used to.
That left a power vacuum in Europe, and a very real dread about what might happen next.
Targeted therapies are having stunning success against a once dread disease diagnosed each year in 5, 000 patients.
Yvette Johnson was the kind of job applicant who makes employers dread hiring off the welfare rolls.
Still, May 29 will likely be the last nominating day that Mr. Romney will have to dread.
He lived with a sense of familial and historical loss and a dread of instabilities to come.
If you dread asking a question in a meeting, just do it to know how it feels.
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