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Just months after Mr. Carter left office, he stopped in Anchorage on his way to Tokyo, and the Secret Service urged him not to leave the air base for fear of what angry Alaskans might do to him.

Mr Maliki admits that he has blocked a big offensive in Sadr City, the crowded east Baghdad slum which is the militia's main support base, for fear of massive civilian casualties.

Drummer Rigby's death was met with outrage by colleagues Army personnel were initially told to stop wearing their uniforms when off-base for fear of further attacks, but the emergency rules were quickly relaxed following an outcry – with members of the military changing their social-media profiles to show them in uniform.

After that, many Okinawans shifted much of their anger toward the rest of Japan, which wants the United States military presence to offset China's growing power, but is unwilling to shoulder more of the burden of bases for fear of crime, noise and accidents.

But she has to be careful of her public image around Leicester - where her family business, AJ Adkinson & Son, is based - for fear of offending clients.

Yet, he cannot afford to allow his base voters to stay home either, for fear of losing his likely voter edge.

Islamabad agreed but sources close to the cabinet have said the government will not permit US troops to be based on Pakistani soil for fear of triggering an Islamist backlash.

From previous studies [ 3] we observed that one in five elderly patients (70 years and over) is unable to execute the classical treadmill based exercise test, either for fear of falling or because of physical or cognitive limitations.

One sign of the country's polarization and volatility is that Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, who heads the smaller Democrat party, is unable even to travel to Mr. Thaksin's base in the rural heartland for fear of being attacked.

As a four-year starter and leadoff hitter at Catholic University in Washington in the mid-to-late 1980s, Cashman was known for refusing to look down the third-base line at his coach for fear of seeing the take sign.

C1 Newspaper's Move Questioned In the wake of a decision by the editor of The Cleveland Plain Dealer to withhold two articles based on leaked government documents for fear of criminal prosecution, editors of major newspapers said they saw no reason to back off from such stories.