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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.

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.

There are increasing fears that whatever the outcome of the election, the country cannot avoid unrest.

These instances are increasing fears that products from China's troubled dairy industry could pose health risks worldwide.

The rising water is increasing fears that some of that water will once again find its way into the ocean.

There is little evidence that cough and cold medicines are effective in young children, and there are increasing fears that they may be dangerous.

But there is increasing fear that China has become, almost overnight, a competitor for the sorts of medium- and high-tech industries that still power growth in its more developed neighbors, the so-called Asian tigers.

"Unlike past concerns, the current situation reflects an increasing fear that existing reserves and productive capacity have become subject to potential geopolitical adversity," Mr. Greenspan said in a speech here to the National Italian American Foundation, according to a text of his remarks.

The UBS analyst cut profit forecasts for M&S by 3% and Debenhams by 11%: "There is an increasing fear that the consumer wallet is smaller and only the retailers with promotions will get the footfall".

She is both forensic and sensitive throughout about the effect of all this on those closest to her; their panic and helplessness, and in particular their increasing fear that she would be transferred from the epilepsy unit to the psychiatric ward.

But as drug testers develop better ways to detect doping substances, there is an increasing fear that cheaters will seek ways to turn their bodies into doped-up versions of themselves via genetic manipulation.