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Red Hat goes on to say with fervent glee that this business model is not only doubling its revenues annually, but also adding to "the growing trepidation of the old, proprietary software vendors".

The arrival, however, of the 7 billionth person in the next few days is being awaited with growing trepidation about the devastating impact of humans on the planet.

The efforts to break free of government support reflects a growing trepidation among Wall Street's largest players about their independence and the new rules that may be imposed on them because they accepted federal capital.

TO judge from lobby talk during performances by the New York City Opera this spring and continuing chat on opera blogs, there has been growing trepidation among the company's supporters over the coming of Gerard Mortier.

Labour's growing trepidation is balanced by the Tories' optimistic pragmatism.

Three women have been abducted and killed, and Pascal is one of the suspects; Moll stands by him, and you start to wonder, with growing trepidation, what it would take to pull her away.

The kind words of encouragement were also most welcome, given the growing sense of trepidation some might have sensed from the headline of my first post.

The mood within the guild turned grim as optimism gave way to trepidation over the growing possibility of a strike that would have a far-reaching effect across Hollywood.

Labor was watching the growing popularity of the Greens with trepidation.

As she navigates the plot with trepidation, cynicism, and a growing sense of unease, so do we.

Some expressed strong trepidation about the start of the 2010 WC, and the persistent and growing threat of police arrests and harassment: "You see this World Cup is very bad for us, if you are working on the street as sex workers.