It's an attitude that comes not just from love, but also from fear; a history fraught with disaster and hunger gives rise to the feeling that one must always be prepared.
The Group A fixture will take place on 14 June at the Arena da Amazonia, where the construction has also been fraught with disaster and delay.
This is how gender reveal burnouts came to be a thing and how, subsequently, the act of announcing your unborn fetus' genitalia can become fraught with disaster.
I think any filmmaker will tell you that getting a movie off the ground at any level is an impossibly daunting task that is inherently fraught with disaster -- as is anything, come to think of it, that requires the collaboration of a myriad of human personalities.
If that was a baroque scheme, this new plot to cover up Claire's adultery is even more fraught with potential disasters: what if the press discover, as they tend to, the truth about the provenance of the photographs?
Trips can be fraught with potential disaster but almost all enrich children's learning, enliven classroom discussion and should pose no problem with a bit of careful planning.
However fraught with potential disaster that is, I'm looking forward to it a whole lot more than the moribund non-events being readied in the Bond pipeline.
US, British and French recipes for Syria's future seem as fraught with potential for disaster as their plans in 1916 or 2003.
As a moderately haphazard woman lurching through my youth, the idea of having to take a tablet every morning for the next umpteen years was clearly fraught with the potential for disaster.
Due to the complexity of health system reform in the post-conflict, post-disaster, and development settings, attempts to restructure health services are fraught with pitfalls that are often unanticipated because of inadequate preliminary assessments.
