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The cult's expansion has sparked fear and anger across Japan.

'Drunk and jobless' wasps Reports of "drunken and jobless" wasps sparked fear across Britain last month.

The French government's health advice sparked fear in the thousands of women worldwide with PIP implants, including 40,000 in Britain.

As details emerged in the days that followed, the attacks by the Central Park mob sparked fear and outrage, perhaps because they recalled a time when street crime was rampant and the park was considered dangerous.

But on both sides of the Atlantic, his announcement sparked fear and outrage.

Stocks fell as continuing signs of a weakened dollar offered a frightening glimpse of inflationary pressures and sparked fear that the Fed will raise interest rates.

The move sparked fears it would be dominated by authors from the US.

The theft sparked fears that the material could be used in a "dirty bomb".

SHARP falls in consumer confidence have sparked fears that the economy is sliding into another recession.

The sporadic power, limited clean water and access to sanitation has sparked fears of disease.

TWO years ago a pair of scientists sparked fears of a devastating virus.