21.   Opponents fear exactly the opposite could happen.

22.   Opponents fear that holding companies would lead to domination of the economy by large conglomerates.

23.   Opponents fear that if a catastrophic event occurred at Indian Point there would be widespread panic in the region.

24.   Opponents fear that with U.S. power a large target anywhere, Americans on duty abroad would be vulnerable to frivolous or ideologically motivated prosecutions.

25.   Opponents feared competition would disappear, leaving consumers with fewer choices and higher prices.

26.   Opponents of fast track feared the administration would use the hurry-up procedure to ram through undesirable provisions on labor conditions and environmental protection.

27.   Senate opponents feared that even with this additional monitoring, some illegal tests might still go undetected.

28.   Some opponents also fear that wolves might attack people, but experts on wolves say that they strongly fear humans and avoid them.

29.   The Aggies dominated offenses and made opponents fear them.

30.   The hog farm opponents fear the spread of the farms because of the volume of wet waste they produce.