1.   For rulers hold no terror for those who do right, but for those who do wrong.

2.   Paisley holds no terrors for Maginnis, who contrasts the meticulous preparation of the Ulster Unionist team during the talks with the more casual DUP approach.

3.   And it certainly holds no terror for surfers of the Internet.

4.   A campaign, even in that tinsely tabloid town that devours celebrities, should hold no terrors for you.

5.   Building the house would hold few terrors after this.

6.   But history holds no terror for Republican senators this year.

7.   Death holds no terror for him, he tells Frost.

8.   Hyperplanes, non-convexities and all the rest of the apparatus with which the logical coherance of economic thought is examined hold no terrors for him.

9.   Hurling holds few terrors if you grow up in the drive-by shooting capital of the world.

10.   Once-revolutionary concepts about how dances could be composed and perceived hold no terrors.