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But mounting fears over its safety could unravel Toyota's attempts to dominate the growing market in fuel-efficient vehicles.

Chancellor George Osborne inched closer to meeting his deficit reduction targets today despite mounting fears over the strength of the economy.

Golden Dawn's anti-immigrant stance at a time of mounting fears over Greece's frontline role in Europe's biggest humanitarian crisis in recent history, almost certainly helped.

Battered by bad news and mounting fears over the American economy, the dollar plumbed new depths on Thursday, helping drive oil prices to record levels.

DUBLIN — Prompted by mounting fears over the prospect of widespread sectarian rioting this weekend, the Northern Ireland police chief has taken the unusual step of calling in hundreds of reinforcements from Scotland, Wales and England to help local officers.

In many ways, the market convulsion last week was a test run for those crises, as political deadlock in Greece and mounting fears over the health of Bankia, one of the largest consumer banks in Spain, converged.

Rioting and rebellion by thousands of entrapped refugees across Greece has triggered mounting fears in Athens over the practicality of enforcing an agreement already marred by growing concerns over its legality.

Yet for foreign investors, particularly in Asia, the takeover will do little to assuage mounting fears that the economic problems in the United States are not only far from over, but could also hurt growth in China, India and other emerging economies.

There are mounting fears that the Democratic caucuses in 2016 may go the same way.

The MPs' report comes amid mounting fears about the plans.

There are mounting fears that Greece could default on its debts and exit the eurozone.