"Nina became the face of America's fight against this fatal and feared pathogen," the lawsuit says.
Fearing fatal insurrection at home and with their oil exports blocked, Khamenei and the mullahs, egged on by trigger-happy Revolutionary Guards, may choose to export chaos instead.
A slow start in a 23-game campaign may prove fatal, and with fears of a failure to properly replace the England international Josh Hodgson at hooker, it could be another season of struggle for the men from east Hull.
While the nation crumbles, the prose of "2030" is enlivened with light, Brooksian touches, in the interior monologue of a scientist wondering why he was asked to create a female version of Viagra ("Every woman he ever knew could go all night, have a bowl of cereal, and go for another afternoon"), or an elderly man who fears fatal repercussions for trying a new restaurant on the wrong side of town.
The fleet of planes, which drop retardant to give firefighters on the ground crucial time to put out raging wildfires, has been reduced from 47 to 12 over the last decade because of fatal crashes and fears about the planes' safety.
Black sees the crime scene at the bathhouse, and draws a connection between Yaponchik and the beast from the sea in the Biblical Book of Revelation, who is said to survive a fatal head wound; fearing that Yaponchik will likewise survive, Black heads to the hospital.
Among the public, Hamas's tough talk and missile attacks excite general pride but also a fear of fatal recklessness, particularly given the horrors in Syria.
They are stories in which the final pain of a fatal disease, or the fear of imminent death and eternal punishment, is identified as the factor necessary for otherwise rational people to believe in the supernatural.
Instead, Fatal Attraction put the fear of God in married men by reminding them that cheating inherently involves inviting a potential wildcard into your life and handing them a powerful bargaining chip they can use against you.
Among Hispanic populations, for instance, there is a common belief that cancer is an embarrassing and fatal disease which causes fear of its diagnosis [ 18, 19].
