101.   Caribbean leaders fear the U.S. opposition could wreck the economies of several small member states whose economies depend on banana exports.

102.   Chinese leaders fear if left uncontrolled, the unemployed could become a source of unrest.

103.   Chinese leaders fear much of the money could be squandered by corrupt officials and their business cronies.

104.   Church leaders also fear that spreading ritual peyote use beyond American Indians could result in Congress rescinding the exemptions they worked hard to win.

105.   Chinese leaders fear public anger could run out of control, threatening their rule, and relations with Washington.

106.   Chinese leaders fear the unrest may spread as economic growth is slowing and they are trying to overhaul huge numbers of bankrupt state enterprises.

107.   Chinese leaders fear his ultimate goal is to declare independence.

108.   Chinese leaders fear the NATO airstrikes could set a precedent for attacking a sovereign state without U.N. approval.

109.   Chinese leaders have feared ever since that the anniversary will be used to rally opposition to their rule.

110.   Conservative Orthodox leaders feared that the pope was trying to extend Catholic influence over their church, Nanovsky said.