31.   If that kind of assessment does not strike fear in the opposition, they certainly have to take notice.

32.   In many countries, such an admonition might strike fear among a minority who forget, fudge or outright refuse to file.

33.   In many countries, such an admonition might strike fear among the minority who forget, fudge or outright refuse to file.

34.   It all starts with organization, a word guaranteed to strike fear into anyone who regularly shoots film.

35.   It is this quality of the Germans that strikes fear into opponents who, on paper, have superior players.

36.   It strikes fear.

37.   It is a lineup that can strike fear into opposing team.

38.   Louis Quatorze, the Preakness winner, is the likely Belmont favorite, but does not appear to have struck fear into the hearts of trainers.

39.   Maybe the intimidator has returned, striking fear into hitters or striking them out.

40.   Not so long ago the word polio struck fear in the hearts of parents everywhere.