| And of course, revolution is coached in freedom or change, while terrorism is intended to instill fear and evoke dread. |
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| Organized crime groups also use violence to instill fear in communities to discourage co-operation with police and prosecutors. |
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| The existence of crime, especially violent crime, is likely to instill fear in the general population as a whole. |
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| The dark use many ploys to instill fear in people, and it is to be absolutely avoided. |
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| If I may, I would like to focus for a few minutes on the economic aspect, since the Conservatives are trying to instill fear in this regard. |
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| It is meant to instill fear within and thereby intimidate or otherwise affect the behavior of the terrorists' target audience. |
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| In order to sell the toothpaste you will have to instill fear. |
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| They add to the violent crime, instill fear, and engage in a range of troublesome behaviours that can be anywhere from gang graffiti to drug dealing. |
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| The groups and organizations that appropriated mining areas used private security services to instill fear and political instability, guaranteeing the exploiters unrestrained access to the resources. |
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| The was also seen by the Egyptians as the protector of the clothing worn by the pharaoh in the underworld, and thus thought to instill fear in his enemies. |
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| The Cajun of Louisiana, descendents of French-speaking settlers, use the myth of loup-garou to instill fear and obedience in children. |
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| Also to instill fear of God in stout-hearted men and Asian bankers. |
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| Both of them said in essence that the best way to control a nation is to instill fear into the people. |
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| This morning's announcement will instill fear that Google is a combatant. |
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| He had one goal in mind, and that was to instill fear in all Canadians. |
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| This included making murder, committed while stalking a victim, a first-degree murder, where the murderer intended to instill fear for the victim's safety. |
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| Short-term numbers can instill fear, pain, and paint a completely different picture than what actually pans out over a significant investing period. |
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| The rising number of arrests has one aim: to instill fear. |
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| It has foolhardily managed to instill fear in everyone, thus limiting its opportunities for alliances and making itself vulnerable to popular backlash. |
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