Santelli says that the president doesn't act that fearful and that much of the fear was 2008, and now incumbents are going to go down, and those people are the ones with the fear.
Raising levels of cash isn't the only move that fearful investors can make.
"I'm not that fearful that my car is going to get whacked," Ms. Marable said.
Despite worries that fearful consumers are once again cutting back on spending, shoppers are still spending money at Amazon.com.
Two of the rioters said that fearful police officers had directed them away from their station and toward the mansion.
Many businesspeople meanwhile worry that the worst is yet to come, complaining that fearful banks have stopped lending, cutting off circulation of the economy's lifeblood.
By 1996, LeDoux's lab had demonstrated that fearful memories were particularly durable, but also that when certain parts of the amygdala were destroyed those fears disappeared.
In most states this means that their names, photographs and addresses are published online, so that fearful parents can check whether a child-molester lives nearby.
The main reason is that, fearful of the health of the banks, Japanese savers have increasingly been squirrelling money away in the (government-guaranteed) postal savings system instead.
But she also rejoiced in a change that did not happen; her college, like others here, worried that fearful students would stay away from a terrorist target city.
In a manifesto published in December, in the Chronicle of Higher Education, he argued that "fearful" sociologists had abandoned "studies of the cultural dimensions of poverty, particularly black poverty," and that the discipline had become "largely irrelevant".
