The New York Times agrees, fearing an exit from the union "would further distance Britain from a role in setting European policy... That, in turn, would inevitably have an effect on Britain's ties to Nato and the United States".
She agreed, fearing she had no choice.
The advocates agreed, fearing that an appeal would prolong their clients' detention and might, ultimately, succeed.
Thus far, Russia has been reluctant to agree, fearing, I think, frankly, that in some sense this system or its future -- some future incarnation of it -- could threaten the reliability of its deterrent, and therefore strategic, stability.
Some suggested offering treatment for common, not SRHR-related, illnesses, but others did not agree fearing overcrowding.
Phil Flaxton, chief executive of Work Wise UK, agrees: "The fear factor for many managers is: 'If I can't see you how do I know you are working?' Managers need training on how to assess a home-worker on their output, not their input".
The difference in responses to negative items between both groups is most striking on item 6 (fear of needle injections) where only 6% of the insulin-treated agrees to fearing injections compared to 47% of the insulin-naïve participants.
Norhayati Kaprawi agrees, but fears that the mainstream opinion has been silenced.
Thomas Curran, a CHOP neurobiologist, cancer researcher, and ITMAT member, agrees that fears of failed clinical trials and nonexistent publications are real, but they shouldn't be career killers.
Church leaders quietly agree, but fear stepping in too soon.
