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They are moving, with some trepidation, into Qaa, in the northern Bekaa Valley, the territory of the powerful Shiite militia Hezbollah, which is allied with Syria's government and, to many refugees, just as fearsome.
The cutbacks in the federal budget are further exacerbated by the continuing trepidation of many venture capitalists.
"We march monarchy carefully through the trepidation of a society enthused and mesmerized by celebrity," he said.
A monologue performed by Taresh Batra, an Indian-born immigrant, was based on the trepidation of a Muslim senior named Mohammed Haque.
The other trepidation, of course, was dealing with gay themes.
Activists, dissidents and intellectuals greeted Sunday's move with trepidation.
"I'm appalled by the prospect, frankly," he joked, adding that he was moving forward "with enormous trepidation and self-loathing".
On the sidewalks of the Bronx, the refugees move comfortably and without much trepidation.
Despite trepidation expressed by some station managers, the executives said no local stations had moved to drop the show.
The congestion and trepidations of those who watch it.
Having lived within an easy walk to Zabar's and Lincoln Center most of my life, I had trepidations about moving.
