Such is the antipathy that plans for a revised government programme were first delayed, then shelved, for fear of uncontainable hostility between the two sides.
But one lifelong Edgewater Park resident, interviewed in the neighborhood's main parking lot, who would not give his name for fear of community hostility, said there was a reason the area had long been mostly white.
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She stands in extreme and salutary contrast to Monica Lewinsky, whose come-hither carried the hidden resolve of betrayal"....Roth does not like to talk much about these things, for fear of arousing more argument and hostility... "Every year, seventy readers die and only two are replaced.
By January 2003, an assessment found that "Saddam probably will not initiate hostilities for fear of providing Washington with justification to invade Iraq.
Eschewing respect for the press, his Muslim travel ban, or in his recent prayer breakfast speech declaring only "citizens can practice their beliefs without fear of hostility or a fear of violence," Trump undermines not only domestically the values that are important to American democracy but he vastly weakens the moral position of the United States and his presidency in the world.
But he has to manage his modest success carefully for fear of unleashing his neighbours' envy and hostility.
The behaviour of the protestors is so intense in its hostility that women in medically and psychologically vulnerable states have delayed necessary treatment at the clinic for fear of confrontations.
Fear of hostilities has precluded investment, pushed tribal Arabs out of fertile border areas, and led to a middle-class exodus.
