Some fear that it will impose onerous requirements on firms raising equity from the crowd.

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It was, and the crowd at the Hammerstein Ballroom roared as Lee Ving of Fear, Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick, Brad Wilk of Rage Against the Machine and others took the stage.

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At the current rate of constructive engagement with New Labour those discordant voices in the Lib Dems which will be heard this weekend fear that their party might sell its birthright, merely to be lost in the crowd in Mr Blair's Big Tent.

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Mr. Carsen's spellbinding production made Blanche's fear visual, using light, shadows and a large, menacing crowd that pressed toward the characters from the edges of the mostly empty stage (Michael Levine designed the set).

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There is a discussion about how the younger generation has less resistance to strong collaboration than the over-35 crowd does, but there is no doubt in my mind that fear is holding back collaboration at every company.

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The striker redeemed himself with his goal, but on a night when quality was at a premium in front of a sparse crowd of just 7, 515, the watching Fulham manager Mark Hughes will have seen little to fear ahead of Bolton's visit to Craven Cottage on Sunday.

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