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The same physiological reactions occur in both cases, and in fact using a polygraoh machine to measure heart rate, pupillary dilation, electrical skin conductance, breathing rate, and other physiological activities will not really tell you whether a persons is afraid or excited," explains Dr Bryan Roche, Lecturer in Psychology, Maynooth University, Ireland.

The obvious assumption is that growers are afraid of discovery, but Dr Goldsworthy also believes growers are protecting their crops against thieves.

My then arch-rival, Dr Gunther Karsten of Germany, was not afraid to tell me this level of performance was "really quite lame".

Dr James and his colleagues are not afraid to evangelise for the approach they call, simply, "organised care".

In this week's Scrubbing Up Dr John Holden says patients should not be afraid to ask their GP to clarify instructions on medication or treatment.

Dr Hartstein had said previously: "I'm quite afraid, and virtually certain, we will never have any good news about Michael".

"Where there is smoke there is fire, and we're afraid there are going to be more and more cases," Dr LoVecchio added.

"When Dr Mukwege told me about these injuries, we were very afraid," she says.

Dr Fathi Gaith, one of those in the crowd, said: "We are afraid of a compromise that is some sort of trick".

Dr Johnson, that generous spirit and devout but tormented Christian, was greatly afraid.

The RCN chief executive and general secretary, Dr Peter Carter, said: "Nurses care passionately about the NHS and are not afraid to have difficult debates about its future.