For the four other outcomes (child symptoms perceived as frightening, polysomnography ordered, polysomnography abnormal, and home monitoring), our transversal study did not allow us to know whether parental separation was anterior or posterior to these events.
Dressed as a bat, Batman deliberately cultivates a frightening persona in order to aid him in crime-fighting, a fear that originates from the criminals' own guilty conscience.
That is, within the unequal power relationship, generating at a distance, verbal violence committed to frightening people in order to achieve one's social or political goals.
George Bush Sr's new world order is frightening and deeply disordered.
But, last September, Elizabeth got frightening news: Trump had ordered an end to the program, and had given Congress six months to extend its protections.
Nagin's order frightened the holdouts.
The liberals therefore pursued at first a strategy of conciliation, anxious not to frighten the established order into blind resistance against all reform.
Those who prioritised delivering benefits, for example, preferred to limit breast-screening information in order to avoid frightening women away.
As Ragnar and several of his men died not long after, the king was so frightened that he ordered the execution of all the survivors, and the release of all his Christian captives.
"They are filing complaints with the Order of Physicians and with the court in order to frighten generous doctors with the spectre of prosecution," he wrote.
