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Meanings of sparked fears in English

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Usage of sparked fears in English
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Trump's win has sparked fears of a new era of protectionist policies.
News.com.au
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The decision has sparked fears that a cabinet reshuffle might be imminent.
The South African
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The unsolved crime sparked fears of a New Zealand 'Jack the Ripper', he says.
Radio NZ
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The closely packed crowds have sparked fears of an increasing number of coronavirus infections.
Reuters
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The violence has sparked fears that Samba-Panza could be overthrown.
Reuters
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The incident immediately sparked fears that construction workers might be trapped in the debris.
The Irish Times
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The men's arrest sparked fears they might have admitted to the murders under duress.
Reuters
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Then the spectacular trading glitch sparked fears and set tongues wagging on Wall Street.
Reuters
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It has sparked fears amongst Egyptians that the country is moving back towards military rule.
BBC
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Saber's account sparked fears that he had either been threatened into silence, or paid off.
The Guardian
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The surge in infections sparked fears that the province's health care system would soon be overwhelmed.
The South African
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Fresh fighting in Lebanon has sparked fears the country is on a brink of civil war.
Radio NZ
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The theft sparked fears that the material could be used in a "dirty bomb".
Reuters
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The attack has sparked fears among French Muslims, some of whom fear a backlash following the murders.
BBC
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A spate of reported incidents sparked fears of a wave of xenophobic abuse following the Brexit vote.
The Guardian
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The global phenomena of low interest rates and printing money has sparked fears of asset price bubbles.
Radio NZ
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Sparked fears across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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