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Meanings of growing fears in English

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Usage of growing fears in English
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The result has caused growing fears of terrorist infiltration in the United States.
The Guardian
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There are growing fears that Thailand could be heading towards serious civil unrest.
Reuters
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There are growing fears for Paris Jackson after her latest bizarre Instagram post.
News.com.au
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That meant somehow bottling up his growing fears and hopes about the prophecy.
Spellwright
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Over her anxiety brooded a darkness, compounded of vague growing fears.
The Patrician
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The research chimed with consumers' growing fears among about their impact on the environment.
The Guardian
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Traders said the decline was due to growing fears of higher US interest rates.
The Irish Times
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A bout of turmoil in the financial markets last week reflected these growing fears.
The Irish Times
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But there are growing fears that violence and heavy-handed policing is obstructing the media.
The Guardian
10
There have been growing fears that extremist groups have set up operations in Khartoum.
Reuters
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Her growing fears that this company was a front for something evil had deepened.
The panic zone
12
Police say there was no other option due to growing fears for the children's safety.
Radio NZ
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She just stood there in Seth's arms as he gave voice to her growing fears.
Wicked lovely
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His remarks came amid growing fears that Greece may be unable to avoid leaving the euro.
The Guardian
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The proposal comes amid growing fears about high budget deficits in the United States and abroad.
Reuters
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It comes amid growing fears, including from the government, that deadly fires could occur here too.
Radio NZ
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Growing fears across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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