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But analysts said they did not expect the gains to last given fears about corporate bookkeeping.

They can sign him to a three-year, $65 million extension anytime; given fears about the new labor deal, Anthony could be tempted to sign it.

He said airport police will have to respond to fewer disruptions when celebrities are hounded at the airport, and having fewer large clusters of people will be safer, given fears about LAX as a terrorist target.

He may have no time to care about politics, given fears for India's long-term economic health, immediate threats to its credit rating and, possibly, a balance-of-payments crisis.In September 2012 he and Mr Singh did announce some welcome, but limited, economic changes, for example lifting the price of subsidised diesel a bit, and at last allowing foreign supermarkets, like Walmart, into India.

After the earthquake in Japan this year, Chile's mining and energy minister, Laurence Golborne, said it would be "very difficult" now to build a nuclear plant, given fears that the quake raised about Chile's own earthquake-prone geology.

The majority of parents of pre- and post- surgery children gave fear of bullying about the strabismus when the child is older as the major influence on the decision to have surgery.

Is it still, as she said at one of her exhibitions in 1965, about "giving fear a face"?

She's from Boston; he's from Alabama; she wants a baby, and he doesn't, given his fears about genetic defects.

Given recent fears about the spread of foot-and-mouth disease, walkers should avoid touching cattle, sheep, pigs, goats and deer.

While Frances Kelsey's actions were never less than correct, as one of us is a woman injured by the effects of thalidomide, born in Cincinnati without lower legs, it's a question that haunts: Why didn't Kelsey shut the study down, given her fears about pregnant women included in the studies?

It is far from a straightforward situation given Spurs' understandable fears about burnout, yet FA chairman Dyke claims he has been given assurances by the player's agent.