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Such figures might increase fears that a recession is approaching, but one economist expects cheerier news.

Another terrorist attack along the lines of September 11th 2001 would, rightly or wrongly, increase fears that immigrants threaten security.

The results of the survey by the teaching union the NASUWT will increase fears that teachers are facing increasingly unbearable pressures.

That, along with higher borrowing costs, would increase fears that countries like Italy may not be able to service their debt.

Because to lose to a United side so dismembered by injuries would increase fears that Arsenal do not have the mettle to grasp their big chance to end their wait for a league title.

Gurr's arrival at the department will increase fears that largely US-based technology giants such as Amazon are having an increasing influence on government at a time when there is growing public pressure for them to pay more tax in the UK.

David Cameron's sudden crackdown on EU "benefit tourism" six weeks before Romanians and Bulgarians get unrestricted access to the British and European labour markets is a sad reflection of ministers' failure to tackle increasing fears that have been voiced all year over their arrival.

David Cameron's sudden crackdownon EU "benefit tourism" six weeks before Romanians and Bulgarians get unrestricted access to the British and European labour markets is a sad reflection of ministers' failure to tackle increasing fears that have been voiced all year over their arrival.

The discovery increased fears that Tamil Tiger guerrillas may be preparing a new wave of attacks.

The incident has also increased fears that violence is becoming part of Europe's political reality.

The economic slowdown has also increased fears that TV advertising revenues are going to plunge this year.