21.   Britain has so far refused the demands, arousing fears among the several thousand members of ethnic minorities that they will become stateless.

22.   But a series of factory disasters in China, plus the Thailand tragedy, have aroused fears that worker safety has become a casualty of rapid economic growth.

23.   But the developments have aroused deep fears among Israeli Jews.

24.   But the investigation aroused fears that the former prime minister would use his clout with the Gowda government to protect his son.

25.   The attention of the largest and the militarily most dominant of the former imperial powers, naturally arouses the fears of some imperial residuum.

26.   The growing violence has aroused fears among Western powers that a new Balkan war is in the making, one that could spread to neighboring states.

27.   Yet the Clinton administration was concerned that public fears would be aroused.

28.   The creation of the commission, promised by the ANC during its election campaign, has aroused fears of a witch-hunt among officials of the outgoing regime.