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Many of the participating creators voiced their fears for the quality of future creative output.

A spokesman for the US families voiced their fears about how an American character – Laura, the widow of a US Marine killed in the bombing – may be portrayed.

He revealed details of the behind-the-scenes manoeuvres as the leaders of two major organisations voiced their fears over the future.

Netflix has also faced criticism from the likes of Steven Spielberg and Helen Mirren, who have voiced their fears that the service could kill the tradition of going to see a new release in a cinema surrounded by other people.

Concern over the watchdog grew in the Department of Health last year after organisations including care home operators and the NHS Confederation, which represents hospitals, voiced their fears that their establishments were not being policed properly by the CQC.

The newly elected MPs Heidi Allen and Johnny Mercer were heard in near silence in the House of Commons on Tuesday as they voiced their fears that the cuts would hit the very hard-working people Osborne claims to want to champion.

Mr Burnett's warning about potential violence comes after many British lorry drivers have voiced their fear and anger about the crossing between Calais and Dover in recent days.

While the Europeans voiced their fear of inter-religious dialogue, the African and Asian participants called for a more definite endorsement of dialogue.

Officials had repeatedly voiced their fear for Nimrud's fate after it fell into Islamic State hands during the group's swift takeover of large sections of Nineveh province last year.

For the first time, traumatised young people started to voice their fears about criminal gangs.

In the short term, EU entry may have emboldened them to voice their fears about Russia, making relations temporarily worse.