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The results stirred fears among liberals that Egypt's next parliament would be dominated by Islamists.

The move sparked fears it would be dominated by authors from the US.

When Mr. Sarkozy first proposed the meeting, some predicted it would be dominated by finger-pointing.

Three would be dominated by Hispanic voters, presumably guaranteeing the election of three Hispanic Council members.

Blacks in Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland consistently opposed the federation, which they feared would be dominated by Southern Rhodesia.

Twice Britain feared that continental Europe would be dominated by an expansionary Germany and twice it went to war.

Under their plan, three of the state's four districts would be dominated by registered Democrats, while Republicans could keep one.

Any list of things that might actually need laminating would be dominated by items related to the professional sphere.

Despite many clear signs that the auction would be dominated by the big companies, the F.C.C. decided not to intervene.

Instead, it said the new era would be dominated by those countries that score heavily for human and creative capital.

It assumed that the Internet of the future would be dominated by companies like AOL that bundle access with other services, justifying its conflation of access and information.