Raising exactly what you expect to need to do the right set of value-creating steps (no more, no less) is a tricky balance between fear and greed.

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And all Israel shall hear, and fear, and shall do no more any such wickedness as this is among you.

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Responding, Work and Pensions Minister Lord Freud said he had no fear the proposed changes would put more disabled children in poverty.

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House-price inflation, fastest at the top end of the market, has made moving to Edinburgh more attractive to London financiers: they no longer fear slipping down the London ladder if they have to move back.

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Another might be fear that the aliens would retaliate with even more devastating weapons, in the same way that no one used poison gas in World War II for fear of the consequences.

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The swine flu virus that has sparked fear and precautions worldwide appears to be no more dangerous than the regular flu virus that makes its rounds each year, U.S. officials said Monday.

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We have to fear that another round of quantitative easing will do no more than devalue the dollar as a paper currency and lead to more speculation in gold and other commodities.

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Others fear that a house business committee would amount to no more than the same old backroom dealing, but clothed with a little extra legitimacy because a few establishment grandees had been in the room when it was sealed.

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But no F1 car constructor would build a vehicle one gram more than the minimum for fear of making it uncompetitive.

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Lib Dem supporters who voted Labour last time to ensure a Tory defeat will, the theory goes, be less inclined to do so next month, partly because they feel more hostile towards the government because of Iraq and partly because they no longer fear a Tory recovery.

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In this richly-detailed and pacy biography, Pat Shipman shows how for more than 20 years Dubois allowed no one to examine his precious skull, for fear that they might steal his ideas.

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No-one, it seems, will be immune and the fear is some will end up paying more than others.

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