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61. Without it, I fear, I could be trapped in Tuzla.
62. But I fear there is still a problem. Real substances are not infinitely hard and rigid.
63. What I fear for my people is milk in which the devil lurks between the froth and the cream.
64. This, I fear, does involve specialist attention, and can not normally be attempted by the average DIY man.
65. Male speaker I fear that safety standards will go down the drain as people seek to make most profit.
66. For the same reason, I fear that an accountant's expert knowledge of tax havens may once again be a saleable commodity.
67. I am slightly embarrassed by this story but I fear it should be told.
68. Her life has been quite as miserable as your Isabel's, I fear.
69. I fear for the world and for that misguided man who crossed my path in such a bruising way yesterday and Friday.
70. But I fear that if this pill is licensed, access to surgical abortion may be reduced.
71. I hope that the House will reject the Bill, but I fear that it will not.
72. But his physique was not impressive, and I fear he must have exaggerated.
73. It is difficult to know where to have Randolph Ash. I fear he will never become a popular poet.
74. I fear thy mien , thy tones, thy motion.
75. I fear that she be in difficulty.
76. I fear the life of Helena was fully snatched.
77. " But I fear the Indians of Cleveland.
78. I fear the results of the pregnancy test.
79. I fear the Indians of Cleveland.
80. I fear some evil will befall.
81. I fear my Julia will not deign my lines.
82. I fear I won't make it to your wedding party.
83. I fear them as the beetling cliff fears the waves that thunder at its feet.
84. It's been falafels[sentencedict.com/I fear.html], burgers and chips all the way of late and I fear one punnet of sour Scottish blackberries is not going to make up for it.
85. All I fear will succumb before the tremendous array of negative arguments and forces.
86. I fear the light might dazzle her eyes and wake her, so I brought it here.
87. I fear being the only one to heed the no-gift clause on the invite and looking like an empty-handed shmuck.
88. "I fear the death of Tolstoy," Anton Chekhov once observed.
89. Meshif is an honorable man, but I fear that he is growing impatient with me about impounding his ship.
90. Ng first said : "If a decoration company, I fear they jerry-building , or bargains."
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