Insulting Asian-Americans, stigmatizing Muslims and proposing to build walls are all part of the same spectrum of fear.
There's a spectrum of needle fears, ranging from downright needle phobic to being moderately concerned about the whole voluntarily-being-stuck-with-needles thing.
Several industry executives and analysts said it was unlikely that Google or Yahoo would directly take part in bidding for the new wireless spectrum, for fear of antagonizing communications companies by competing directly with them.
Data 'owners' cite a spectrum of reasons: fear of activists or biopiracy; concern about insufficient data quality; a desire for economic return, or to control access and use of the scientific data; and the cost of digitizing collection data, on the order of US$1 10 per specimen [ 34], although initiatives have begun to reduce these costs significantly (http://beyondthebox.aibs.org/).org/
"I felt the full spectrum of emotions: fear, anger, anxiety, depression, questions of 'Why Me?'".
The conspiracies covered the political spectrum, from fears of a world government (a right-wing idea) to the belief that 9/11 was an "inside job" (typically embraced on the left).
Matt inhabits a full spectrum of emotion and fear and courage in that scene.
The emergence of the Houthis as Yemen's de facto top power in September has scrambled alliances across Yemen's political spectrum, raising fears of deeper instability in a country that shares a border with top oil exporter Saudi Arabia and has one of al Qaeda's most active branches.
On one end of the spectrum is fear of job loss spurred by a bot revolution.
A German banking supervisor says he "would rather have a wider spectrum of firms".The same fear is troubling stockmarket regulators.
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