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fear
noun as in alarm
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verb as in feel alarm; be scared of
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"People are going to freeze to death, it saddens me to say it but I fear it's going to happen and we need things in place."
Others however, fear that the applause Saudi's bid receives on Wednesday will represent a devastating defeat for sport's commitment to human rights and sustainability, and a low-point for those in charge of world football.
Even those who feared a President Georgescu – and believe Russia was backing him - now worry about the precedent just set for Romanian democracy.
I think there's a real lack of curiosity about the world these days, whether that's because of fear or lack of access to education, I don't know.
Rudnieva says that her work has taught her to value life as never before, and also to stop fearing death.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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