People have been under fear.
"The transition on 20 August creates hope for people, but still it's hope under fear.
The élites are "constantly living under fear that as democracy deepens, and people vote independently, their own role and comfortable place in society is eroding," Balakrishnan said.
In his 150-page judgment, he wrote: "Perumal Murugan should not be under fear … He should be able to write and advance the canvas of his writings.
But Mr. Parks's lawyer, Anthony L. Ricco, countered that "acting under fear and great distress," his client "reasonably believed" Mr. Byas was one of his attackers.
One should never treat other people's tragedy as a lesson, but with so many countries at war, I am frequently reminded of how lucky I am, simply because I don't have to bring my family up under fear of attack.
After much debate the decision was made to continue but many Jewish athletes, including the US swimmer Mark Spitz, either withdrew or went home early, under fear that they too might be targeted.
"The Baltic countries know what it means to live under fear and the lack of freedom and to have these countries be allied to the United States and other nations is important to our soul," Mr. Bush said in an interview with Lithuanian television today.
One of the significant fears Russell writes about — a fear close to his own heart — is the fear of being unlovable, which, he writes, is self-fulfilling unless one gets out from under fear's dominion.
It's unclear how likely, given Theranos's reputation, the FDA will approve its miniLab, even under fear of Zika.
According to the survey: Fear of losing computer data (cited by 42percentt of respondents) ranked just under fear of being laid off (46percentt) – a telling statement in this economy.
