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At the same time, a French doctor returning from a rebel-controlled hospital raised new alarms about the presence of foreign Islamist militants in Syria, stoking fears that have discouraged the West from more forceful support for the rebels.

A Monday car bomb in Cairo that targeted and killed top public prosecutor Hisham Barakat shocked many Egyptians, stoking fears that already worrying levels of violence across the country could spiral into something even more deadly.

In the late 1990s, foreign direct investment in South-East Asia fell, stoking fears that China was stealing investment.

May 16 , 2012- Greek leaders schedule new elections in June, stoking fears that the country may abandon the euro.

Sodium cyanide was also found in nearby drains after the blasts, stoking fears that it might have contaminated nearby water sources.

Arriva's Transport Solutions division beat the North West ambulance service to the current contract, stoking fears that the NHS is gradually being privatised.

Stoking fear that Congress would do its job without spineless Republican majority leaders somehow doesn't "sing" as a GOP campaign message.

Then last week, the government announced a depreciation of the country's currency, stoking fear that the economic slowdown there was even worse than it had let on.

That stoked fears that the NSA is hoovering up information on a grand scale.

The murders and strife in Mombasa have stoked fears that Kenya could slide into further bloodshed.

The turmoil has stoked fears that UK economic growth could stall.