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A strange mix of self-defeating paranoias is involved, a vaguely articulated fear that "the government" will take over along with the notion that "the mob" will soon be at the door.

In some instances, the intervention allows the client to articulate the fears that s/he may be self-conscious about admitting, but have become the basis for not seeking mental health treatment.

"Among the Remain-voting communitycommunithereere has been a very positive response, since the design wittily articulates their fears that Brexit will lead to darker times.

All the fears that were articulated have been dispelled.

Today I see nothing in the past that tells me the market has got to stop, to reverse or to pay attention to the fears that others have articulated better than I. Yes, stocks are expensive.

It is sad that voices like yours that can articulate a coherent case for Britain have been drowned out by the chorus of "Can't" from Project Fear that is the No campaign.

"There's a fear that if you articulate it in public, the fear will become a reality".

Fear, that's what.

That security allows me to let out my latent fears and anxieties, articulating thoughts that had been floating around my head in packets of vague badness.

Ironically, the very same document articulating views that some feared had endeared Barr to Trump could now end up creating distance between the president and his attorney general, should he be confirmed.

He could articulate the fears, frustrations and aggravation that folks at home were feeling.