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48 years after Stalin set Kim Il Sung on his throne, he remains an object of fear, and perhaps never more so than now.
The "bottled spider" is not just a deformed monster, an object of fear, but a strangely lovable monster, who excites our pity, too.
Their method for countering the Bush-Cheney monopolization of fear is to turn the administration into an object of fear in its own right.
Foreign companies may touch a nerve in American society and may still be an object of fear and distrust among many, who view foreign investment as a threat to the American worker and way of life.
Evidence suggests this occurs when the caregiving figure is also an object of fear, thus putting the child in an irresolvable situation regarding approach and avoidance.
Yet, unlike other manifestations of evil such as Satan or the "evil inclination," Haman is not an object of fear or challenge, but of parody -- he is ritually ridiculed.
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The volcano is an object of reverence and fear for most Congolese, who have learned the hard way to stay clear of it.
Dressed head-to-toe in Reebok or Nike, tracksuit bottoms tucked into socks, the shaven-headed, perma-scowling scally is an object of much fear and/or derision in Manchester.
Long before it became standard procedure to turn every movie into a video game and every video game into a movie, the game's place in film was more of an object of mystery, fear, and curiosity then a mere marketing tie-in.
But here it is just an unruly son, an unmanageable object of fear and love in a contemporary chaos".
Those who did not retreat quietly to the kitchens of the new suburbia were duly demonized as domineering monsters in the popular culture, and the Bad Girl, riding a wave of notoriety, remained a prime object of fear and desire well into the 1950s.
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