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in fear and trembling

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in fear and trembling
Cliché with anxiety or fear; with dread. In fear and trembling, I went into the room to take the test. The witness left the courtroom in fear and trembling.
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Going out to sea in fear and trembling is not what we're asking them to do," French maritime official Pierre-Alain Carre told AFP.
Of late, it has been mercifully quiet; several times over the course of the past three years, however, it has risen to such a pitch that the entire nation stood in fear and trembling, and this was exacerbated only because our government told us we were right to be terrified.
In Beckett's writing, aloneness becomes the very condition under which we live, less in fear and trembling than with a new kind of happy-go-lucky despair.
 
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