"We are afraid money will be taken from our companies, and afraid that taxes will increase a lot and the situation will become bad for companies our size , " she says.
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So my greatest recommendation is that people should not be afraid to ask for help from either a family member or ask that family member to access help from a public source or a non-profit agency.
"I would not be afraid to eat an occasional fish from the system, but you never know when you're eating a 'hot' fish, so to speak, " said Waldman, referring to a fish with unusually high levels of chemicals.
But then, from a Brazilian point of view, I would be afraid if capital flight broke the bank system in Argentina, because for sure it would affect my country and the rest of South America, and Mercosur would probably collapse.
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"Children are afraid to reach out because they don't want to be taken away from the parent, " Helms said.
Before the British raid, Foday Kallay had told relatives he was afraid that if he freed the hostages his fighters would be open to attack from the government army or the UN.
But David Charles, from the GMB union in Leeds, said he was afraid workers would be "left on the scrap heap".
You can draw whatever life lessons you like from that, but the main thing is clear: No one should ever be afraid for Mariano Rivera, and if by some chance he decides to come back for another year, he'll devise some way to make it another nearly perfect one.
Entrepreneurs should not be afraid to use the terms failure and practice interchangeably, since investors often conclude that startups learn more from failure than from success.
To be sure, unions have long pretended to oppose vouchers not because they are afraid of competition but because vouchers drain resources from public school children.
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