51.   Critics feared the decision would choke off tourism.

52.   Critics feared the Houston-based energy and trading giant exerted far too much influence, both in Congress and in the Bush White House.

53.   Critics now fear that the well-funded custodians are getting carried away, coming up with new designs and perhaps even new classes of nuclear weapons.

54.   Critics fear such moves could open the door to rising military influence and a loss of individual rights, but Clinton insisted that such erosions would never occur.

55.   Critics fear that the new measures, which will not have an effect for several months, could fuel more overheating next year.

56.   Critics fear the core list will be seen as the primary list and the second list will be dismissed by many teachers as less important.

57.   Critics of megaprojects fear environmental disasters are imminent.

58.   Despite the protests on both sides, Bayless disputes the notion that the document has the power that critics fear it does.

59.   Field trials are planned but critics fear that the virus will spread into the environment and affect other kinds of insects.

60.   However, critics fear that the virus will spread into the environment and affect other kinds of butterflies and moths.