He also exited long- and medium-term bonds for fear that rising rates would zap them.
She's afraid of leaving the house for fear of being bombarded by people, the friend said.
Or resist selling through new distribution channels for fear of upsetting old distribution lines?
He asked that his name not be published for fear of losing contracts and benefits.
People were scared to make any decisions for fear of upsetting the big boss.
But he cautioned the weapons must be protected for fear that Americans could be targeted.
Some countries had been reluctant to ease the ban for fear of fuelling insecurity in Somalia.
Many are reluctant to endorse major tax cuts now for fear they'd overjuice the economy.
But Mrs Davies has said she is terrified to go back, for fear of further attacks.
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Democratic Hispanic legislators oppose separating them for fear of losing business support for comprehensive reform.
He would not allow his name to be broadcast for fear of reprisals from Turkish authorities.
The besiegers have shied from all-out assaults, for fear of killing civilians and deepening regional enmities.
Our number one competitor is procrastination and procrastination is just another word for fear of change.
Such a rule might encourage employers not to hire at all, for fear of legal action.
Now other environmental groups have put projects on hold for fear of being targeted.
Ms Morrisroe said family members were kept away from her daughter for fear of spreading infection.
Most publishers shy away from ad exchanges for fear that they drive down revenues.
He asked not to be identified for fear of being blacklisted by the building industry.
He, and another young doctor, only give the names Misan(ph) and Yusefi(ph) for fear of arrest.
But operators can't market these too widely for fear of violating contracts with entertainment companies.
For fear of reprisal, the Americans this week closed their embassy in Sanaa to the public.
There was a time when most gay journalists remained closeted for fear of being penalized.
This had forced him to slow down his offensive for fear of causing casualties among non-combatants.
Councillors in Milton Keynes have voted to relight streets, for fear of rising road accidents.
He was anxious about sharing his observation, for fear that no one would believe him.
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Though it is hot at every drug company, most say little about it for fear theyll tip their hands.
With the New York probe gaining headlines, the SEC wades in for fear of state-by-state chaos.
Vehicles driving into Yerevan have been forced back, for fear they might carry demonstrators.
Even now it has no plans to cut pensions, for fear of incurring costly lawsuits.
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In 1908, Finland was banned from displaying its own flag, for fear of offending Russia.
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