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He added: "Mostly, I have great trepidation about where we go after this.

He praised the bond between the US and Israel and expressed great trepidation about a potential nuclear accord with Iran.

There is also great trepidation about letting the outside world so freely into Sorok Island, which is now accessible from the mainland only by ferry.

It is important to remember that the latest open-ended program was conceived at the end of last year, when there was great trepidation about the drag that fiscal retrenchment would have on the economy.

China has no choice now but to maintain a larger presence; talks with the Dalai Lama are indefinitely put on hold; there is greater trepidation about allowing Western media access; and a successful Olympics "coming-out party" has been placed in a much more precarious position.

Gas is self-served with great trepidation.

I have great trepidation when they say it's not going to cost the towns anything".

"It was with great trepidation that we went into this," he said.

I say this with great trepidation, but I can kind of imagine Quentin Tarantino doing it too.

"We approach this with great trepidation," said Bill Cunningham, the communications director for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

IT was with great trepidation that I approached 3307 N Street in Washington on Nov. 10, 1960.