61.   Ms. Bhutto said her government fears another western hostage will be murdered in September when U.S. legislators resume their debate or India will discover evidence to further implicate Pakistan.

62.   Proponents of an elected upper chamber say the government fears a democratic Lords with strong powers.

63.   Princz says that in the postwar years, the U.S. government feared pushing hard for reparations because it needed then-West Germany as an anti-communist bulwark.

64.   Relations between the three countries have improved this year as their governments feared disputes would slow their acceptance into Western structures such as NATO and European Union.

65.   Some critics have said Yeung was never detained because the British colonial government feared it would incite a hostile reaction.

66.   Some governments fear they could be spied on by U.S. intelligence through a built-in secret channel.

67.   Some political commentators have suggested the government fears an even worse showing this year and may try to postpone the elections.

68.   Successive governments fear its ability to rally the Muslim faithful onto the street.

69.   Successive governments have feared its ability to rally the Muslim faithful onto the street.

70.   Strikes by bank staff have become increasingly frequent in India, where successive governments fear the strength of the trade unions.