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Yet few in the mainstream press uttered a peep, for fear of falling foul of the generals.
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The wind up here was strong, and she had a sudden fear of falling through the spaces between the tracks after all.
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By helping them to overcome their fear of falling prices, it will encourage them to deal a deathblow to the worldwide scourge of inflation.
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Many friendships are formed during these late night talks, and because you have no classes during NSO, you should enjoy them without fear of falling asleep in class.
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When a runner goes out fast, it forces the rest of the field to match his pace for fear of falling behind, or else trust that he will blow up down the road and be easily catchable.
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Elsewhere, the report said the crime rate in Scotland was lower than in England and Wales for most types of offences, while the "fear" of crime was falling.
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The report also recommends taking measures to tackle the issue of commercial vessels not wanting to help migrant boats out of fear of being caught up in criminal activities, losing out financially or falling foul of an ongoing dispute between Italy and Malta over where the refugees are taken.
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The fear was like that of a nuclear warhead falling into the wrong hands.
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And while all this forecasting assumes the eurozone doesn't implode, and that the US avoids falling off a fiscal cliff, the fear of more shocks to the system are expected to continue weighing on consumer confidence at least until 2014.
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But if they fear falling out on such sensitive ground, there is no shortage of decent arguments for Mr Blair to have with Mr Bush about other, back-burner, issues, from unjustifiable steel tariffs to America's infuriating refusal to sign up to the International Criminal Court.
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By contrast, if the key risk you worry about is the post-inflation value of your savings falling by 50% over the next decade or two, or if you fear being unable to live on the meagre returns from even the best savings policies, then cash looks a bad choice and stock markets a better one.
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