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Between Moraine Bluff and Red Dike Bluff to the east it is joined by Trepidation Glacier. It flows south past Alpha Bluff on Shults Peninsula to the east

and laughing always, he does not appear to view the contest with any trepidation and, frankly, on his mileage to date, I feel that he will not figure

Amazon.com to publish and distribute his most recent book "with some trepidation". He said friends told him he was 'joining the enemy', but his backlist

was too difficult. When he finally decided to write it, he did so in trepidation. The quartet is in three movements, the last movement combining the functions

inhabit it, is that of an Everyrabbit, with its endless simplicity, trepidation, and curiosity." Among other accolades, J. S. Harry won the Harri Jones

Historia Augusta reports the two women received the honors "with both trepidation and reluctance as if they already foresaw catastrophe"; however, Herodian

occurred the first great shock described as one of oscillation, also of "trepidation," and spoken of commonly at the time as one of rotation. Its duration

Operations Executive (SOE), with the intention of creating confusion and trepidation at the same time as the Allies increased preparations for the Resistance's

then the interiors of the horror series Echoes of Dawn, published by Trepidation Comics and the one-shot Painkiller Jane #01 for Dynamite Entertainment

2021. On some import versions, "In the Healing Garden" and "Fear and Trepidation" are printed in reverse order on the back cover. In Review: Vinnie Moore

second, and so they went through the lyrics. And they performed it—with trepidation—before the fraternity that evening. The interview was published as an

EastEnders cast members appeared in the episode, with several expressing trepidation about performing live prior to the broadcast. Cast members had two weeks

day to wish all the very best to our departing colleagues as they with trepidation prepare for their exciting "next chapters." A huge virtual hug to all"

grandfather to rescue him from his current hardships. With great hope and trepidation, he addresses the letter to "The village, to my grandfather, Konstantin

disgusting and unnatural the pair are. This reaction increases Della's trepidation about living as a lesbian and she starts denying the rumours; claiming

jarring tackles. His tackling ability earned him both admiration and trepidation from opposing players. In 2009, the NFL Network named Butkus the most

Singleton Park on 28 June 2009. The event was, in spite of doubts and trepidation, a resounding success, where Kelly Llorenna, Scooch, and local entertainers

domino': After Carlos Santana trade, Pirates enter trade deadline with trepidation". Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. Retrieved July 29, 2023. "Heinz Field great

changed the name due to an interest in using a "classic Greek name" and trepidation that "people would think [the series] was about [the historical figure]

Tropical vernal equinox fall around 22 March, and adding 23 degrees of trepidation or oscillation to it, we get the Hindu sidereal or Nirayana Mesha Sankranti

spreading hateful rumours about them. This reaction only increases Della's trepidation about living as a lesbian and she starts denying the rumours, claiming

principal recommended his ordination with "every confidence and a temor of trepidation". He was curate of St. Mary's Church, Battersea between 1999 and 2001

Agamemnon, knowing that only gods walk on such luxury, responds with trepidation: I count it dangerous, being mortal, to set foot On rich embroidered

34 Miss Seton Sands 53.5 Trepidation 53 2015 Sacred Star 57 Vinnie Colgan Tony Pike 1:07.71 Designated Driver 53 Trepidation 53 2014 Irish Fling 52 Mark

neighbors, and particularly the United States into a state of unprecedented trepidation. From 1949 onwards the Soviet Union manufactured and tested nuclear weapons

his "characteristic impetuosity". That Peter enters the tomb without trepidation or hesitation is seen by other scholars as an indication that he was

movement of Earth. This theory is supported by the use of the phrase "trepidation of the spheres", an obsolete astronomical theory used in the Ptolemaic

Pavillon and long-time New York Times columnist, vividly recalled his trepidation when as a teenaged apprentice chef, he was ordered to prepare a simple

a relationship was quickly developed and despite Pauline's initial trepidation, 2006 saw her marrying Joe after almost a decade since the death of her

although he never became a member. The preoccupation of the philosopher and trepidation of the two pilgrims may be a reflection on concerns about the new scientific

Reporter called The Very Bad Book "... actually very good", noting that the trepidation some parents might feel at introducing their children to such bad characters

Mrs. Laurel arrives, brandishing a hatchet, and Stan, overcome with trepidation, makes a hasty retreat. A Spanish-language version of this film was completely

various ensembles, some under the direction of Henry Melnick. Despite the trepidation of their parents, young West Side High schoolers Jack and Wil took a

splendid. His is an impressive performance, with nary an inkling of the trepidation that he is enacting Bharati's role -- he, a Maharashtrian and Tamil,

Additionally, the self-imposed time limitation sufficiently dispelled any trepidation that would have been manifest in the case of a permanent change. Holmes

potential, into largely enjoying everything with a few reservations. That trepidation was more pronounced tonight that it has been the past two weeks, but

globetrotting. Retrieved 30 July 2018. Antonelli, Kris. "Taking the big leap Trepidation: The thought of taking the mandatory 33-foot jump into a Naval Academy

Man, and various other iconic creatures of lore. Despite his initial trepidation, Daffy discovers a miraculous vocal talent facilitated by the application

new value. Whereas natural woodland had traditionally been viewed with trepidation, full of danger and mystery, the Romantic age saw it with new eyes. For

sold off to property developers for housing. It was not without some trepidation that some of the old-time residents viewed what had been described as

comes as a quite staggering surprise to my wife and me. It fills me with trepidation.' He noted that Durham had a long history of bishops famous 'for saintliness

cause for celebration by everyone who worked on the project, followed by trepidation awaiting the first article, the first physical samples of a chip from

Salvatori. O'Donnell stated that he approached the project "with fear and trepidation" and that his main influences were music he liked—"a little Samuel Barber

– 3:54 "Criterion" – 4:45 "Birthday On Mars" – 4:52 "Trepidation Part One" – 1:21 "Trepidation Part Two" – 3:30 "My Ten Years On Auto-Pilot" – 4:35 "There's

trustful, and come within mere metres of campsites with no apparent trepidation. While this is much to the delight of human spectators, concerns are

inheritance, Devon believing Hilary is interested in other men, their trepidation in hurting Neil, Hilary's disappearance on their honeymoon, her kidnapping

eager to open the game to the Western market. Though there was some trepidation due to the distance between countries and between Dice and Light-Williams

not welcoming when they discover Mark's HIV status. They respond with trepidation and ignorance, refusing to distinguish between AIDS and HIV, despite

18 August 2010. Retrieved 26 August 2010. "Taking the work train with trepidation". Geelong Advertiser. 23 August 2010. Archived from the original on 11

pick surprises faithful Local Catholics react with excitement, hope and trepidation after conclusion of conclave". Springfield News-Leader. Archived from

some of scripts of the rides, using them as a guide. There was some trepidation over whether the team could successfully complete the project as it had

“Then Mara the Evil One, desiring to arouse fear, trepidation, and terror in the bhikkhuni Vajira, desiring to make her fall away from concentration,

in the role of Givens. On the official Elmore Leonard website, some trepidation was expressed about the television show getting the correct hat for the

leading colts. On his final start of the season he was unplaced behind Trepidation in a half-mile race at Warwick on 5 September. Dangerous was not mentioned

Produce Stakes over one mile and finished unplaced behind a colt named Trepidation. Two days later she ran in a King's Plate, a race run in a series of

invites him to visit her in Heidelberg during the summer. After some trepidation, he agrees. The boat and train journeys are highly unpleasant, but he

described by Punch as "urbane, witty and inventive". A second collection, Trepidation in Downing Street, was equally well received: "written with elegance

cheery working-class Ginger (Teddy Arundell) and the pair admit their trepidation to each other. As the regiment leaves for the front, Betty turns up to

arrives late at night, greeted by pouring rain. Despite his initial trepidation, he eventually befriends postman Mattia Volpe, Maria Flagello, and constables

reviewer felt the "narrative fails to convey adequately the sense of trepidation and urgency that one would expect from such a desperate man" and Alan

makes one prepare to wince upon opening any fantasy novel, but the first trepidation upon glancing at Ironbrand is rapidly lost through involvement in the

with white coat hypertension do not exhibit the signs indicative of trepidation and their increased blood pressure is often not accompanied by tachycardia

when F. exclaims "It lives!"—Presently F himself rushes in horror & trepidation from the room and while still expressing his agony & terror ⸻ throws

matters involving Israel, she has said that there is an element of "trepidation that inhibits a robust discussion about Israel in the American media"

even though she is the mother to one of the daimyo's sons. With much trepidation, the family agrees. Ichi and Yogoro fall in love, marry, and give birth

explores this more advanced civilization with a mixture of wonder and trepidation. Although much of the story is a sort of "travelogue" exploring the Smoke

demanded one head for oblation. "I need a head", he declared. After some trepidation one person offered himself. The Guru took him inside a tent. A little

some time, and he had apparently gone on his last circuit with some trepidation, remarking "I do not want to die in Kerry". On 29 December 1852, he married

levels in Ulster look and travel southwards with apprehension and even trepidation, but the standard bearers in Ulster Colleges have progressed in skill

Grillo believes that vaccines are necessary, but has expressed some trepidation about mandatory vaccinations for children, preferring instead a strategy

Ngô Sĩ Liên looked back at the Trần dynasty (1225–1400) and, with some trepidation, tried to reconstruct how things had gone so disastrously awry." "Ngô

area; to alleviate the sense of gloom and doom and the sense of fear and trepidation to passers-by as well as leading to overall improvement of security in

his contribution to the track, Jagger said in 1985: "I had a lot of trepidation about working with Sonny Rollins. This guy's a giant of the saxophone

unsuccessful IVF attempts, issues with his former record company Artful, and trepidation at the prospect of producing a successful follow-up to the critically

intimidating than you might expect, in the wet it sends a prickle of trepidation down your spine". Thorne nonetheless summed up the TVR as "stunning"

they met each other. Given their past histories, both had considerable trepidation, and this was reinforced by their friends' attitudes. Working It Out

situation may be turned to financial advantage. Hawthorne feels some trepidation, as he and Jeffcote have been friends since childhood and have remained

purportedly inhabited by the ghostly presence of Peeping Tom. Despite initial trepidation, Tom succeeds in assuring the Stooges of his benign intentions, recounting

Broadley 13 May 1987 (1987-05-13)—27 May 1987 (1987-05-27) With some trepidation, Harriet Vane attends a reunion "gaudy" dinner at her old Oxford college

Night in the Old Marketplace (book & lyrics; music by Frank London) Trepidation Nation, Humana Festival, Actors Theatre of Louisville, KY, 2003 Max &

upon connecting me with local Chicago active fan Ed Wood. In fear and trepidation, at her insistence and by prearrangement, I went to meet the exalted

preposterous - he mistook his motion, stammered out something in great trepidation, and when the Lord President Hope with a look of surprise and good humour

this room in front of the Czar ... I asked for a tall ladder and with trepidation I climbed to the top of the building and examined the foundation stone

sensitive exercise, obviously, the subject of AIDS is handled with some trepidation. Andre cannot be just an average guy; he has to be a paragon.... But

Retrieved 21 October 2022. C. Philipp E. Nothaft (2017). "Criticism of trepidation models and advocacy of uniform precession in medieval Latin astronomy"

eurozone crisis. The initial founding of the group in 2011 met with some trepidation among the Russian media, fearing the group could amount to an ‘Arctic

intention of going along to interview her, people looked at me with trepidation, a new respect, a certain holy dread. I felt I was about to enter the

eurozone crisis. The initial founding of the group in 2011 met with some trepidation among the Russian media, fearing the group could amount to an ‘Arctic

garden by whipping them with a switch. In this tale, Peter displays some trepidation about returning to the garden. In The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies, first

visual effects and stunning background score, had me trembling with trepidation." Anita Gates of The New York Times noted, "...at some point the overdone

Tropical vernal equinox fall around 22 March, and by adding 23 degrees of trepidation (oscillation) to it, we get the Hindu sidereal or Nirayana Mesha Sankranti

in the songs "Rain", "The Maze", "In the Healing Garden", "Fear and Trepidation", "Over My Head", and "Into the Sunset" in the studios and during live

illness and his lack of education concerning HIV leads him to react in trepidation. Mark eventually helps him come to terms with his status, and he and

Retrieved 21 October 2022. C. Philipp E. Nothaft (2017). "Criticism of trepidation models and advocacy of uniform precession in medieval Latin astronomy"

Margaret Durrell, who offered them the place rent-free. Despite her initial trepidation, Jacquie was completely accepted by and liked all members of the Durrell

but in truth, I have to admit it was with considerable nervousness and trepidation that I accepted his call. The Bishop Emeritus of Derry, Edward Daly,

and make it more guitar-oriented and less radio-friendly. Shirley had trepidation about the direction of the album, clashing with Schon creatively. Many

I didn’t know what I was getting myself into so there was a bit of trepidation." Wigmore accepted the role after confirming with producers that she

to support Burke, who mostly went through with that. There was some trepidation however, with a few people seeing him as a risk. With both of them being

performing the song in a grassy forested area, as various people look in trepidation at the sight of massive "strange clouds" forming in the sky. Grand Hustle

The song is said to embody confiding in Jesus Christ notwithstanding trepidation and skepticism, and saluting Jesus Christ first as Jesus Christ did for

with double emotion – both with the story and the actors, whose own trepidation bleeds in." In a September 2012 interview with Rolling Stone, discussing

Year Title Role Notes 2014 Trepidation Orphan Short film 2015 Supply and Demand Edward Lucas Colours Football Player 2017 Ethan Adler's Guide to Homicide

Department of Neighborhoods. Accessed 24 December 2007. Excitement, Trepidation in Columbia City | Slog | The Stranger | Seattle's Only Newspaper "Forum

pulses together, high and free. Strength and spirit approaches with trepidation. Sacrifice Olympia! Who can wear your laurels, fame's sound, Olympia

tactfully works around the initial hiccups, scepticism and charming trepidation of first love". Jeevi of Idlebrain.com wrote that "This film has all

Welsh came from the high mountains and attacked them, and in fear and trepidation, for the great number of the enemy, our men preferred to face the sea

acquisition of the Care New England Health System, for example, exposed the trepidation insurers have regarding IDN leverage over payers. ICA (HIT) Independent

as Eddie is walking out the door, she relents and reveals, with great trepidation, that Johnny last wrote her from El Camino, California. Eddie has to

dystopian mentions of robots, possibly out of "a reluctance driven by trepidation or simply a lack of awareness". Scholars have noted that fictional creators

giving The Groom the knife, she discusses the cycles of violence and her trepidation. The Groom leaves after hugging his mother goodbye. The Neighbor arrives

(elbows going back, shoulders forward and knees slightly bending) the trepidation of her intended victim is understandable ... Haydée matches him in speed

firm, running background checks on persons of interest. Despite her trepidation at being too close to Ranger, and the friction it causes with Morelli

tape-delayed slots (middays and evenings, respectively), would generate form trepidation from "Mic" listeners who were loyal to the displaced shows and feared

Mike tied into the other end of the rope and, after no small amount of trepidation, he jumped. He then ascended the rope mechanically to the tree and untied

they make the journey again and Marcel's mother feels a great fear and trepidation of meeting the owner. When they reach the final door they discover it

work on that book, Burgess said: "I approached this project with great trepidation. In my worst moments I wonder if Shepard would absolutely hate what I'm

Alive" 2:17 6. "Scorn Haven" 4:14 7. "Of Me... Nobody Is Safe" 2:59 8. "Untitled" 1:30 9. "Void of Conscience" 3:39 10. "Tarnished Trepidation" 5:15

been mirroring each other all season — gleefully in "Bad Girls," with trepidation in "Enemies" — and when it finally comes to a head, the release of tension

The New York Times that "everyone [in Hollywood] is secretly full of trepidation about what Nikki’s new site will be like. Will it be literary short stories

Journalists at NBC News, the sister network of MSNBC, expressed anger and trepidation about Psaki's move to MSNBC, fearing that it would damage NBC's brand

representatives to be open to nonunion members. The report was received with trepidation but not rejecting the principles laid down. In a publication of the City

Deering, then-president of SCEE recalled that there was a degree of trepidation among Sony leaders to produce a console which would recapture or exceed

does. Really, he ought to have some inkling that nobody worthy of his trepidation wants to ban hunting, burn the Bible, or slam old Uncle Sam, although

complications, both personal and professional. Harriet Vane returns with trepidation to her alma mater, Shrewsbury College, Oxford to attend the Gaudy dinner

was scheduled to appear at a wrestling show in New Jersey. With some trepidation, she went to the show and managed Tony Atlas in his match against Jimmy

tone; in contrast to An Ode, which was painted with "uncertainty and trepidation for the future", the EP embraced the theme of "the journey of finding

themselves fearlessly into their roles (perhaps a little well-placed trepidation might have quieted Hayek down a bit, but that's a relatively minor complaint)

timeless world through eerie dub-filled rides, distorted vocals, and gothic trepidation." They listed "Black Mother Kali Gandaki" at number nine of their "Best

with. But of all the feelings Lil Baby exorcises on the track, it's trepidation and fear that colors 'The Bigger Picture'". "The Bigger Picture" received

"Review: Why I entered the Dog and Gun at Knayton with a degree of trepidation". The Northern Echo. 8 December 2018. Retrieved 16 November 2023. Chapman

suggested. Cao Pi agreed and held audience with Cao Zhi, who in great trepidation bowed low and confessed his faults. On the wall there was a painting

Christian found herself plotting John's route from Belfast, and watched in trepidation as they received signals that the convoy had encountered roughly 40 U-boats

Mephisto, certain forces begin to convene, and Faust in a state of growing trepidation hesitates, and begins to withdraw; he flees along a winding, twisting

suggested. Cao Pi agreed and held audience with Cao Zhi, who in great trepidation bowed low and confessed his faults. On the wall there was a painting

becoming the next Bishop of Reading with a mixture of excitement and trepidation. I believe my work in mission and evangelism has prepared me well for

The site was selected and the design created with a little fear and trepidation. Would the new studio intrude or would it be a complementary addition

requested that he leave Persipura and in March the Brazilian felt some trepidation over a possible dismissal after tying with Arema Cronus and finishing

Dawkins campaigned against, Davis replied that at first he had some trepidation until realizing that Dawkins "had no evidence whatsoever and presented

based on a pro-social message. For example, "Fear" deals with overcoming trepidation, and includes Foozy's narration, "We're here to make one thing clear

fine studio recording of Westbrook's magnum opus Rossini made for some trepidation at the prospect of a live recording of the work. ... The result is staggering

be an atmosphere of trepidation: "It is an ascension to a mysterious world, where the burlesque has less of a place than trepidation; where the laughing

her "headsman", the Antichrist. Therefore, Blanche has to overcome her trepidation and anxiety to get away from the "Antichrista" and save her family from

maintaining a calm demeanour, he always approaches the analyst's couch with trepidation and occasionally becomes aggressive and shows signs of inner turmoil

less benevolent employer, the Ku Klux Klan member Hoss Spence, with trepidation. Not long after his appointment, Chief Lee has to investigate the death

Marvelous Land of Oz, Tip is informed that he was born a girl. After some trepidation, Tip agreed to be transformed back into a girl and assumes rule of The

1988 album, The Acapella Project. That album was released with some trepidation because there was no track record for the genre in the Christian market

confronts the bull, culminating in a confrontation that elicits a mixture of trepidation and admiration from the spectators. Ultimately, Curly emerges triumphant

she introduces herself as Elizabeth. Although she is overwhelmed by trepidation, uncertainty and anxiety during her experience, her fears soon dissipate

went to England. Elizabeth I of England and her advisers viewed with trepidation the rising tide of Spanish victories (the conquest of the Azores Islands

software into the damaged robot, which then responds with childlike trepidation upon powering up. Deon and Yolandi calm the robot teaching it words and

because of his lack of fear, which ironically increases Dai-si-hing own trepidation. As the match commences with round one, Dai-si-hing rushes in to attack

following the construction of America with interest and perhaps some trepidation. When America arrived on the Solent on July 31 there was one yacht, Laverock

situation may be turned to financial advantage. Hawthorne feels some trepidation, as he and Jeffcote have been friends since childhood and have remained

performance, Rachmaninoff – a sufferer of performance anxiety – confessed trepidation over his ability to play it. Upon the suggestion of his friend Benno

in Charlottesville, Virginia, on twelve new tracks. However, due to trepidation from band members and the label over the dark nature of the recordings

amidst turbulent marriages to famous men. Kahlo captured her friends trepidation in the 1943 painting The Bride Frightened at the Seeing Life Opened -

this room in front of the Czar ... I asked for a tall ladder and with trepidation, I climbed to the top of the building and examined the foundation stone

and she accidentally killed him when she fought back. After some major trepidation on Doug's part, Lena convinces him to help her cover up her part in Elliot's

granted, and we watch as he navigates his new surroundings with a mix of trepidation and hope. However, just when Hyeong-seok thinks he's got a fresh start

poetry workshop she attended was led by John Holmes. Sexton felt great trepidation about registering for the class, asking a friend to make the phone call

structure: the horror of spiritual awareness amidst modern ignorance, and the trepidation of the soul at the brink of salvation." In the essay "Sweeney and the

broke her heart. Consequently, Don Huertero is out for vengeance. In trepidation, Bobby Z seeks shelter in an American embassy. From there, he is handed

was scheduled to begin on the same day, 27 years later. There was some trepidation among the Australian sub-unit commanders about the use of this name,

March 1, 2003 Actors Theatre of Louisville One-act play, anthologized in Trepidation Nation Corduroy January 11, 2004 Theatreworks USA Musical, with book

McEachern "Everyday (is as bad as monday)" - 4:43* McEachern / Battey "Trepidation" – 4:11 McEachern / Battey / Lucivero / McElholm "1 in 4" – 3:20 McEachern

"Think of the country mouse and of the town mouse, and of the alarm and trepidation of the town mouse". However, it seems to have been the 12th century Anglo-Norman

gun that is said to "kick like a mule" is going to be approached with trepidation, and the shooter may anticipate the recoil and flinch in anticipation

unwell both physically and mentally. In addition to his constant fear and trepidation, Madeline's catalepsy contributes to his decay as he is tormented by

in his memoirs how the king observed this custom, and describes the trepidation he felt when he had to inform the king of an emergency on the day. In

wrestling career Ring name(s) Bobby Robinson Donnie Drake Luke Robinson The Trepidation Billed height 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) Billed weight 210 lb (95 kg; 15 st)

"totally unexpected" and that he accepted it "with surprise and some trepidation. First of all because the military world was totally unknown to me, and

name someone as her protector. Guido and Ubaldo await her decision with trepidation. Provoked by Boemondo, she reluctantly names Ubaldo. The Act ends with

determine whether I could continue such an association. With well justified trepidation, I endeavored to correspond with the most likely and promising of those

disgust over the ramshackle, broken down state of things, and, with trepidation, recalls "the summer I unwillingly grew up." That summer kicked off with

convictions. The self-censorship of sex scenes is emblematic of the trepidation with which Jha approaches the story. As it turns out, that ridiculous

Bradley), typecasted for army roles, to portray The Doctor, despite his trepidation over how it will aid his acting career. Meanwhile, Lambert strengthens

the energy to keep on moving. He reaches a river which he fords with trepidation, half-convinced that he is stepping on dead bodies floating under the

Sant'Erasmo and moves back to Venice. Francis accepts the situation with trepidation. During the autumn, Jérémie is attacked by a gay man who kills his beloved

be forgiven for approaching the second episode of the new series with trepidation. Fear not, though, there are no star deaths [...] only one rather welcome

Co.) commented: "I have passed the Wolf Rock many times under great trepidation. I know of no site or position for a lighthouse which required more skill

further increased public interest in Pym's work. She expressed some trepidation about how audiences would take the new novel, as it was both very different

the Panjandrum had ever been constructed before, the trials began with trepidation—only a handful of cordite rockets were attached to the wheels, and the

is allowed to explore the garden, where she meets the Boy. After some trepidation on both their parts, Arrietty and the Boy strike a bargain: the Boy,

concentrated his forces there. The Russians observed these movements with trepidation, and General Kashtalinsky informed General Zasulich that the Japanese

Rescuers were hampered by roof falls, and with the air so foul, with some trepidation the furnace which powered the ventilation was relit. It took a month

prince: "may I just say that I will hand the mass over to you with great trepidation, as Your Serene Highness is accustomed to having the inimitable masterworks

Weatherhead admires Caravaggio's depiction, the way Peter exhibits a wavering trepidation in his unsteady features, conscious of the unworthy falsehood he was

Billy and Honey are attracted to each other, and after a period of trepidation, they finally confess their feelings and became a couple in December

the Panjandrum had ever been constructed before, the trials began with trepidation—only a handful of cordite rockets were attached to the wheels, and the

interplay that seamlessly spans a range of jazz genres without a hint of trepidation or a false step." In his review for JazzTimes Mike Shanley notes that

distinction between monks and canons, William's election still occasioned some trepidation among the monks of the Canterbury chapter, who were "alarmed at the appointment

Caroline" for use in the Glee episode "Mash-Up". He experienced some trepidation over the decision, and retracted clearance after the performance had

real funeral and then go back to film it all over again. There was some trepidation about how it was going to work. But as soon as we arrived, it was like

in Philadelphia" September 7, 2004 (2004-09-07) After expressing some trepidation to a friend, Karamo comes out to MJ and Landon. MJ and Sarah flirt. The

viewed anything resembling democracy or republicanism with suspicion and trepidation, and favored a gradualist approach. The Freedom and People's Rights Movement

Esbjörn Svensson, Dan Berglund and Magnus Öström Disc One: "Tide of Trepidation" – 9:50 "Eighty-Eight Days in My Veins" – 9:17 "Viaticum" – 6:55 "Mingle

Finance as a graduate economist. In a 2016 interview she recalled her trepidation at being required, as a very junior officer, to negotiate with delegations

her article "The Secret Climate the Year I Stopped Writing" about her trepidation toward writing, claiming it was tied directly to her instructor's response

more dissonant episode, imbued with what Fleury calls a slight sense of trepidation; the orchestra plays slowly ascending chord progressions while the piano

second, and so they went through the lyrics. And they performed it—with trepidation—before the fraternity that evening. The interview was published as an

(1 June 2020). "Europe Rolls Out Contact Tracing Apps, With Hope and Trepidation". The New York Times. Retrieved 2 July 2020. Ussai, Silvia; Pistis, Marco;

forgotten; Art maintains it was an accident. And so it is with no little trepidation that Art is asked to babysit again. Surely, it can't happen twice, can

Philosophen), he wrote: "I approach the presentation of Kierkegaard with some trepidation. Next to Nietzsche, or rather, prior to Nietzsche, I consider him to

remain Kerr's first love, even though going on stage filled her with trepidation: I do it because it's exactly like dressing up for the grown ups. I don't

discussions with me." In the end, Ethiopian officials overcame their trepidation and had the three-month notice of termination delivered to the British

Retrieved December 23, 2023. "James Hinchcliffe says he had a lot of trepidation deciding whether or not to join the cast of Dancing with the Stars".

Semblance* 2005: Black Desolate Winter / Depressive Hibernation* 2005: Trepidation* 2006: Embittered Darkness 2006: Nefaria 2007: Ghostwoodlands 2007: Solitude

at the express command of his superior. He always said Mass with much trepidation and only after long preparation. In 1730 he entered the Abbey of St-Ouen

might smell the flesh and attack him. He was frequently overtaken by trepidation toward bears. Although he managed to capture a few trout and graylings

approached about becoming Ambassador to Madagascar, he had some initial trepidation based on the pro Communist leanings of the government and the expulsion

successful maintenance of white racial superiority. The report expressed trepidation concerning the loss of white racial pride, with the implicit consequence

inland, the survivors found an indigenous settlement and, despite their trepidation, were welcomed by the cacique (chief) and promised protection. They responded

objective, at least be fair; history is not served when reporters prize trepidation and propriety over the robust journalistic duty to tell the whole story

"Frankie Cosmos – Vessel review: a relatable sense of self-doubt and trepidation". The Irish Times. Retrieved May 28, 2018. Pelly, Jenn (March 29, 2018)

Shmuel Binyamin Sofer, suggests that the firstborn Israelites fasted in trepidation in advance of the Plague of the Firstborn; despite a divine guarantee

impede the Great Trek, Great Britain viewed the movement with pronounced trepidation. The British government initially suggested that conflict in the far

strengthened me in my decision to create music of immense gloom and trepidation, surreal and dark." Virus West was featured on Rock Hard magazine's list

this from previous Alleghany campaigning precede him, striking great trepidation in the town, as Milroy set up his tribunals, without constitutional authority

graphic novel autobiography of John Lewis, Lewis and Martin Luther King's trepidation at the crossing of the bridge, and the ensuing confrontation with state

13 February 2024. Manser, Emma (28 October 2015). "PM's Team Xenophon trepidation". The New Daily. "Candidate 'courts Hanson vote'". The Australian. 23

dreaded river crossing at Kaaimansgat which early travelers described with trepidation. This project was followed by a series of passes across the Langeberg

where the alleged true perpetrator is locked up, the three approach in trepidation. Crossing themselves against Satan, they open the door, and again out

Deborah has stated that Curtis had viewed the upcoming tour with extreme trepidation, not only because of his extreme fear of flying (he had wanted to travel

family members, however, this unrest constitutes a time of fear and trepidation, not hope or excitement. The encampment of British soldiers directly

feels he can confide in Shalini about his disturbances and his sudden trepidation about the dean. Curiosity kindles the reporter in Shalini and she, along

their "signature song" and states that it "captures the excitement and trepidation of a first date, but the naive charm of the moment is undercut by the

transitional time that was marked by confidence and doubt, excitement and trepidation. Ignoring or registering only gently harsh new realities such as the

Arscott and Caesar go onstage while as the rest of the cast listens in trepidation. The first speech of the play is met with tremendous applause. The play

Muslims in the months that followed and generated a heightened sense of trepidation among both with mutual threats, boycotts and cases of street violence

Bernie Burke Outstanding Freshman Award, he regarded his own season with trepidation, telling reporters that one "can't have the highest of expectations as

Norway and Sudan by Ibrahim Mursal, who grew up in Sudan, explored the trepidation felt by the Sudanese LGBT community through the experience of his protagonist

Arscott and Caesar go onstage while as the rest of the cast listens in trepidation. The first speech of the play is met with tremendous applause. The play

Bernie Burke Outstanding Freshman Award, he regarded his own season with trepidation, telling reporters that one "can't have the highest of expectations as

transitional time that was marked by confidence and doubt, excitement and trepidation. Ignoring or registering only gently harsh new realities such as the

"Asian Athletics Championships: Avinash Sable shows maturity despite trepidation to bag silver on international debut". Firstpost. Archived from the original

Retrieved 21 October 2022. "How to find truth from consultants: fear, trepidation and a little faith". The Canberra Times. 22 October 2023. Retrieved 9

stated: "The immediacy of the recording leaves the listener with some trepidation is to whether it's permissible to violate what is clearly a sacred space

attend a small dance held by the Pen and Ink Club; he goes, in some trepidation that Julia Ukridge, president of the club, will remember their previous

they make the journey again and Marcel's mother feels a great fear and trepidation of meeting the owner. When they reach the final door they discover it

storage but the cooking was done in the Richmond Cottage. It was his trepidation of fire that had him asking the architect/designer for the 18 inch concrete

Ralph Ellison. Knopf Doubleday. ISBN 9780307267320. Fanny went with some trepidation to the headquarters of the Pontificia Opera di Assistenza,...At stake

Bhabhi) calls her for the wedding of her youngest daughter, Anvita. With trepidation, she steps back to her childhood home and town. Only to be faced with

"eco-horror", commenting that "these films reflected genuine audience trepidation that Mother Nature would not stand for Man's continued pillaging and

bouleversements, Matías finds peace and learns to embrace change: symbolizing the trepidation Chile faces as it undergoes a transition of power. Matías Vicuña - protagonist

off Le Havre, France, early in October; and, following some initial trepidation about the government's attitude toward Lafayette's return to a France

(2020). Thinking and acting across ponds: Glocalized* intersections of trepidation, neoliberalism, and possibilities for 21st century teacher education

de Helen's plays. The first two plays she ever wrote, "Transcendental Trepidation" and "Death After Death," have been archived at The Lesbian Herstory

for CSI online, I took the assignment to review this book with some trepidation. I am a long-time fan of the podcast, know all the rogues, and had extremely

on work to administration. Compton then turned to Franck, with some trepidation owing to his German background. Compton later wrote: How Franck welcomed

first, smaller one, which renamed eighteen streets and was met with some trepidation by opposition parties, particularly the Democratic Alliance, the Inkatha

years – but even yet the name Crystal Palace is sufficient to cause trepidation in the minds of Newcastle supporters." Newcastle won 2–0. Hutchinson

said the maelstrom made him re-evaluate his career: "There was a bit of trepidation, [in] deciding: 'Is it worth it? Are people understanding what I'm trying

of the voyage, such as descriptions of a turbulent sea that express trepidation for the journey but hope for the spiritual light that might follow. Poems

invasion of Ireland and the ensuing Battle of Kinsale filled him with trepidation, and he was accused of deliberately delaying his departure to Ireland

that the lyrics and rhythm "encapsulate feelings of exhilaration and trepidation at the threshold of a new relationship". Harry Todd of Paste compared

delicate operation, which I have completed and will carry out with great trepidation. " He was buried in the small cemetery in Paderno di Mercato Saraceno

venom against Syria and against Hezbollah, shamelessly and without any trepidation". Those allegations could point the fingers at the Syrian Social Nationalist

cold. Robert Mitchum, as Gen. Norman Cota, became disgusted with their trepidation and jumped in first, at which point they followed his example. The Rupert

Mississippi's source at Lake Itasca. The author feels a great deal of trepidation when he first takes out his skiff on the water, and has a quick two-hour

tending to Vasumathi, the crew simulated a drama of ghastliness and trepidation, using cinematic ghost characters and audio-visual sequence of events

us)'. Augustine: "Having said, Born of God; to prevent surprise and trepidation at so great, so apparently incredible a grace, as that men should be

Author's website Ezeanah, Chiedu (3 October 2016). "Chika Unigwe: When Trepidation Hones the Imagination Into Literary Gems". Premium Times. Retrieved 1

weapons are involved, and a male tarantula approaches his intended with trepidation. Only when he succeeds in holding off her poison fangs is he able to

loathe antisemitism I do dislike Jews". In his diaries, he expressed trepidation over making admission as a civil servant to the Foreign Office less exclusive:

"to tremble, hurry", from trepidus "alarmed, scared" intrepid, trepid, trepidation tri- three Greek τρεῖς, τρία (tría), τριάς atritonic, triad, triadic

scheduled conductor was taken ill, and John took the baton with some trepidation as the cast included the renowned English tenor Thomas Round. In Clonliffe

"L.I. At Worship; It's Not if, It's When: Waiting for the End, With Trepidation and Joy". The New York Times. Archived from the original on November

economic growth better than democracy was a question he faced "with some trepidation." He suggests the Chinese form of government may be more adaptive than

to their roles." The film grossed US$78.4 million worldwide. The only trepidation was I think I took for granted how nice it was to not be under the spotlight

Regardless, writer-artist Howard Chaykin, then living in New York City, felt trepidation when First Comics approached him to do a project. He recalled in 2010:

Suzy Whaley Babe Didrikson Zaharias Brittany Lincicome "A Wie bit of trepidation". The National. July 30, 2009. Rovell, Darren (May 9, 2008). "When Is

media and political establishment viewed the march with great fear and trepidation over the possibility that protesters would run riot in the streets of

the agreement of all signatories". This was all met with only minor trepidation, either before or at the time, and the government of the Irish Free State

C, 30 minutes later the temperature rose to 38.6 degrees with slight trepidation. Sixty minutes later the pulse was 106 per minute and the temperature

judgment and piloting skill. This occurred despite individuals exhibiting trepidation about "the weather and the lack of ambient illumination". In addition

One)" (McDonald) 3:47 5. "Jet Fuel Can't Melt Steel Beams" 4:05 6. "Trepidation" 3:33 7. "Stove Lighter" 4:20 8. "Song for Charlie" (McDonald) 6:46 Total

Xiang. Xunzi notes that despite Qin's achievements, it is "filled with trepidation. Despite its complete and simultaneous possession of all these numerous

breath, and subsiding again. The pieces become a soundtrack to our daily trepidation, perhaps in facing the fictitious story that we live". The album received

"none of those words were ever uttered by me without a severe amount of trepidation and a sick feeling in your stomach going into it", but were important

translation were withdrawn at the author's request. Despite initial trepidation, there was no official response in the U.S., and the first American edition

including Shackleton's funding efforts along with his wife Emily's trepidation over the journey. Moving forward Bertozzi gets to the stranding of the

One)" (McDonald) 3:47 5. "Jet Fuel Can't Melt Steel Beams" 4:05 6. "Trepidation" 3:33 7. "Stove Lighter" 4:20 8. "Song for Charlie" (McDonald) 6:46 Total

judgment and piloting skill. This occurred despite individuals exhibiting trepidation about "the weather and the lack of ambient illumination". In addition

Emperor Fei and replacing him with Sima Yu, who took the throne with trepidation but felt he had no choice. An immediate issue that Emperor Jianwen had

realise the pressures faced on a daily basis. Pugazh, after a brief trepidation, accepts the challenge provided the constitution permits. Lawmakers confirm

the Western powers. The reaction among Germans was one of surprise and trepidation as many were concerned about how much longer the war would continue or

Louise-Félicité de Kéralio, and Gabrielle Danton, as they watched and waited in trepidation at Danton’s apartment.[2] "9 August 1792. What will become of us? I can

and asks that Samantha trust him and release him; she does with some trepidation. Justin suggests a desperate escape to Samantha while he meets the cultists

his character more sympathetic. Cobrin said that she experienced some trepidation about her role, but her fondness for slasher films made it easier. Shooting

Sunday Telegraph in April 1962, she began the job with considerable trepidation, at the request of Quiller-Couch's daughter and "in memory of happy evenings

college friends, decide to go see the Turk, although Lewis approaches with trepidation due to his experience with a wax museum when he was younger, while Ferdinand

it as a good opportunity to support his brother. Despite his initial trepidation, Williams had a breakout season, winning 15 races. Cylance promised Williams

construction of the orphanages that Stanley Spencer had passed with such trepidation in nearby Ashley Down. Contemporary photographs of the wards show that

viewed anything resembling democracy or republicanism with suspicion and trepidation, and favored a gradualist approach. The Freedom and People's Rights Movement

"Zen Stupidity" in order to face danger and evil boldly and without trepidation. Flaming Carrot’s unpredictable antics, irreverent humor, fantastic characters

researched Germany's pre-war and wartime history but admitted to feeling some trepidation about the prospect of writing a film about Auschwitz, especially one

genre-pushing really and I'm really proud of it. And I guess that's why I have trepidation about the idea of re-forming. I don't know what it would mean, or I guess

into the recording studio with him, as an informal project. After much trepidation, Connolly turned up and the track "Sharontina" was recorded. This recording

Crowder, Khaaliq (December 18, 2018). "Eve Says Her Record Label Had Trepidation About 2001 Gwen Stefani Collaboration". VIBE.com. Retrieved October 30

each turning of a corner providing equal helpings of excitement and trepidation". At launch, one of the more criticized points of the game was its long

getting the most out of his players. In the summer of 1984, with much trepidation, Auerbach reluctantly signed former finals MVP Cedric Maxwell to a lucrative

unprecedented fighting spirit – usually they approached an English position with trepidation. The charge of rashness is more justifiable at Castillon, where Talbot

Nine Squares: Letters on Neoism, Psychogeography And Epistemological Trepidation, with Florian Cramer (Invisible Books London 1997). Disputations on Art

Kelly cajoles Sean out onto the water in a bumper boat, despite his trepidation due to his experiences in Amity. Overman's corpse is discovered and,

described the track's sound, "It begins with purpose, shadowed by a hint of trepidation, but two lines in, as the bass starts to make its point and Dempsey's

at Tower Records stores nationwide. She embarked on the tour despite trepidation after fans sent her messages concerned that artists were staying away

HOUSE OF 9 SQUARES: LETTERS ON NEOISM, PSYCHOGEOGRAPHY & EPISTEMOLOGICAL TREPIDATION by Stewart Home and Florian Cramer. (Retrieved 9 March 2011.) L u t h

Texas to gather support. As a bachelor, she approached him with some trepidation but as they spoke he became greatly interested in the importance of The

moving to the circuit redesigned by Hermann Tilke was met with some trepidation, as the Honda-owned Suzuka was a favorite of many of the drivers and

years of the strip). Pete Hammond from Deadline Hollywood admitted his trepidation about translating the characters from 2D to 3D, but enjoyed the film

asks her boyfriend, Tommy Ross, to take Carrie to the prom. With some trepidation, Carrie agrees. When she tells her mother about the prom invitation,

essential item of equipment. Curiously, whereas Sam Redgate was viewed with trepidation in terms of his pace, he was very much a reactionary in fashion terms

operation was $188,874. An editorial in the Troy Times Record noted the trepidation of some, regarding the venture, as a professional company at Cohoes Music

Motorcycle Gangs. Local residents often viewed these yearly gatherings with trepidation, linking the influx of motorcyclists with an uptick in crime and a decrease

to play in European hockey leagues, an option that Marchand met with trepidation. He ultimately chose to wait out the lock-out, and did not play professional

introduced it to Holiday. She performed it at the club in 1939, with some trepidation, fearing possible retaliation. She later said that the imagery of the

Guild of America observed that de Segonzac's opening also had a sense of trepidation and the director told her that was the intention. He continued, "My job

blaming David Clarke for her failure to win preselection, have expressed trepidation towards what they have called Clarke's "extreme" views. She said in 2005

While waiting and standing near the gallows, I observed some degree of trepidation; placing his foot on a stone, and rolling it over and choking in his

critics stated that they enjoyed Paltrow's appearance despite experiencing trepidation about it prior to broadcast. Berk found her "surprisingly great", and

that not all of them may be dangerous. Claudia eventually overcomes her trepidation and realizes that she wants badly to become caretaker of Warehouse 13

overflowing love and affection. Later that night David expresses his trepidation and guilt of the age difference in their relationship. Anna assures David

can be attributed to the lack of coordination among the rebels, their trepidation about disrupting the social order, and their unwillingness to work together

in several respects. While the lyrics recount the narrator's (Swift) trepidation of a first date after a bad breakup, the video instead relates a chance

magazine and was invited to an Eye lunch, an occasion he attended with some trepidation. Not long afterwards, he asked if, in the new spirit of friendship, they

inflammations, boils, or open sores. Nellie recalled the bathing ritual with trepidation, stating: My teeth chattered and my limbs were goose-fleshed and blue

response to Katina's video. She stated that despite "reasons of severe trepidation on the part of Lena about [Volkova] and [her] behavior," collaboration

American regiments in the Union's war efforts were at first met with trepidation by officials within the Union command structure, President Abraham Lincoln

FRELIMO, without a local referendum or elections, was greeted with intense trepidation by Portugal's traditional Cold War allies: South Africa, Rhodesia, and

Motorcycle Gangs. Local residents often viewed these yearly gatherings with trepidation, linking the influx of motorcyclists with an uptick in crime and a decrease

strengthened me in my decision to create music of immense gloom and trepidation, surreal and dark." Naglfar took their name from the ship Naglfar from

although Cox decided to go for it. He added, "I rarely have this much trepidation because usually the only person I could let down is myself. I want to

his head cautiously from behind a branch, looked down with an air of trepidation. The youth felt triumphant at this exhibition. There was the law, he

to East. The third motion was a cyclical motion that Brudzewski named trepidation. Brudzewski gave these three motions to the last three spheres respectively

Kangxi Emperor of China, Desi Sangye Gyatso explained with fear and trepidation the reason behind his action to the Emperor. In 1705, Desi Sangye Gyatso

(Émile-Paul Frères, 1922) La Petite mademoiselle (Albin-Michel, 1911) La Trépidation (Émile-Paul Frères, 1922) Le Chancelier de fleurs : douze stations d'amitié

photo-scans of charred, leafless trees, Ferro experiences a growing trepidation—as if they were trespassing on sacred ground. Anna has gathered some

to FRELIMO, without a local referendum or elections, was greeted with trepidation by South Africa and Rhodesia. It also resulted in an exodus of Portuguese

the day. Both Ha-mod'ia and Yated Ne'eman usher in Yom HaShoah with trepidation. No longer was the day simply one they found offensive, but in their

control of the situation, and at Eve's house where she now has more trepidation, though Villanelle instigated this meeting. Nguyen writes that both,

but as of a real man, and to write with love, respect and even some trepidation." Alexander Hertzen remembered how Anton Goremyka had awakened in him

inflammations, boils, or open sores. Nellie recalled the bathing ritual with trepidation, stating: My teeth chattered and my limbs were goose-fleshed and blue

magazine and was invited to an Eye lunch, an occasion he attended with some trepidation. Not long afterwards, he asked if, in the new spirit of friendship, they

first woman Mayor of Southport, causing what has been described as ‘trepidation’ among the male councilors. During her term she handed over her mayoral

referred to "Cincinnati" rather than "Cleveland." Modell still had some trepidation about the deal, but signed after Moag assured him that Baltimore fans

source of aesthetic experience, placing new emphasis on such emotions as trepidation, horror, and the awe experienced in confronting the sublimity of nature

response to Katina's video. She stated that despite "reasons of severe trepidation on the part of Lena about [Volkova] and [her] behaviour," collaboration

Principate is challenged in these narratives, by the emperor's jealous trepidation toward competent commanders such as Germanicus. Attention is paid particularly

Communist Party. During his time playing for the team he had confided his trepidation at returning home to Johnson and his brother. The two promised to assist

December 2023. "Silvije Hum – Trema ne, uzbuđenje da!" [Silvije Hum – No trepidation, only excitement!] (in Serbo-Croatian). Split, SR Croatia, Yugoslavia:

message to the pitcher promising not to "bring shame" to the uniform. His trepidation was unfounded, as he had a remarkable 2001 season, accumulating a rookie-record

" Mark Stoddard of Comix Nexus also approached the series "with some trepidation, unsure of whether there would be more great stories that really needed

bring the story to comic books in a superhero context: "Yes, I had some trepidation about the Christ parallels, but I hoped there would be little outcry

anti-Catholic agenda. The British government viewed these events with trepidation – while much of the English media exhibited a blend of confusion and

arson attack, Matt approaches his transfer to Summer Bay High with some trepidation and a lot of attitude. He’s very much a fish out water in the ‘nicer’

was too difficult. When he finally decided to write it, he did so in trepidation, telling his wife, "I've started a Quartet for strings, without piano

interview with Gillian G. Gaar for Goldmine, he recalled Cobain's initial trepidation about including the song on Bleach. "I think Kurt felt nervous about

few seconds, his entrance is so well crafted it immediately creates trepidation. Following a demo at Space World 2000, IGN responded to Ganondorf's character

In response to this criticism, Garry Newman commented he felt some trepidation about adding the racial feature, fearing it might be seen as the original

Wales, but the Wisters remained safe, although there were moments of trepidation. Sally hears gunfire on December 7, and her next journal entry begins

power was initially met by a large portion of Ugandan's population with trepidation and confusion. Most knew little of the NRM, and it was feared that the

told she "did absolutely the right thing." Even friends admit to some trepidation in her presence. "Anna happens to be a friend of mine", says Barbara

daughter's birth, and fell in love with her instantly, losing all of his trepidation about becoming a father or the kind of life they could have together

perpetuating a claim that was "discredited as false years ago". He expressed trepidation about defending an accused male in the face of MeToo, saying, "I can

crying in no time".[citation needed] Frictional Games did show some trepidation over the game's initial sales after the first week, but were encouraged

the potential of enjambment, imbuing each break with the wonder of and trepidation of the unknown." Chang published her debut novel Bestiary in 2020. She

Herzliya Museum, The American Cultural Center of Tel Aviv, 1981-1983 Trepidation of the Spheres: Drawings with Foto-Projections, Camera Club, New York

Dockery, Wesley (3 January 2018). "Iran protests: Arab states between trepidation and glee". DW. Deutsche Welle. Retrieved 7 January 2018. The Cosmopolitan

Herrera to Dillon. A big development in a police search instills more trepidation in the lives of Tyra and Landry. 27 5 "Let's Get It On" David Boyd Patrick

including mineral intake. Processed foods get celebration along with trepidation in newer periodicals in 2013. Scientific American and Wired devote entire

gunfire from the direction of Dayr al-Hawa, were gripped with fear and trepidation. When they were told that some of the residents in Dayr al-Hawa had been

minutes long). The War (1999; 6 minutes) The Fisherman (2000; 5 minutes) Trepidation (2000; 7 minutes) The Next Night (2000; 14 minutes) No One (2000; 53

shared insights on the experiences she had been through. The actress felt trepidation about acting out seizures, but for her first one was assisted by the

fragile [ballad], Jackson's tender, hesitant delivery conveys all of the trepidation and wonder felt by a young girl on the brink of losing her innocence

Slide Glide the Slippery Slope by Kia Corthron Trash Anthem by Dan Dietz Trepidation Nation: A Phobic Anthology by Keith Josef Adkins, Stephen Belber, Hilary

orderly. Though the Armenian and Greek inhabitants viewed their entry with trepidation, they reasoned that the presence of the Allied fleet would discourage

about a country on the edge of war, as the film's mood of horror and trepidation combines with its political message. Song at Midnight is not a typical

Platform’s proposal to follow the notion of normalization via a route of trepidation and enquiry, resulting in a progressive art program that focused on the

that Mickey Straus had put together. ... We did it with a little bit of trepidation, because I thought it's [something] where you live or die by who you

Platform’s proposal to follow the notion of normalization via a route of trepidation and enquiry, resulting in a progressive art program that focused on the

standing on the edge of a cliff, and inside a slot canyon: despite her "trepidation" and heavy winds which "almost dropped [her] over", she performed the

orderly. Though the Armenian and Greek inhabitants viewed their entry with trepidation, they reasoned that the presence of the Allied fleet would discourage

Stadium in New York City. Andrew took on this Ed Sullivan production with trepidation and excitement since it would be the first extremely large rock concert

fragile [ballad], Jackson's tender, hesitant delivery conveys all of the trepidation and wonder felt by a young girl on the brink of losing her innocence

Sleepers are stirring". Rail. No. 756. 3 September 2014. p. 70. "Fear and trepidation as EWS acquires RCS". The Railway Magazine. No. 1226. June 2003. p. 91

Wales, but the Wisters remained safe, although there were moments of trepidation. Sally hears gunfire on December 7, and her next journal entry begins

portrayed Russian peasants "with love, respect and something close to trepidation," writing of enormous impact his "vast, epic tapestries like Anton Goremyka

end of the day, Ivanova thanks Talia for her help, and explains her trepidation towards telepaths, as her mother had been an unregistered telepath. To

shared insights on the experiences she had been through. The actress felt trepidation about acting out seizures, but for her first one was assisted by the

"Noah Hawley and the 'Fargo' Season 2 Cast on Hidden Homages and the Trepidation in Tension". Indiewire. Archived from the original on July 4, 2016. Retrieved

impulse, Jaufré sets out to meet his "love from afar", but not without trepidation. He is anguished about the possibility that he has not made the right

the Somme, and that on one occasion he had to overcome considerable trepidation before accepting - and successfully implementing - an unspecified "very

eu. Archived from the original on 2015-10-16. Retrieved 2015-10-09. "Trepidation, intimidation in eastern Ukraine as Sunday's election nears". america

and incapacity”. The genre’s female protagonists reflected the “same trepidation and endangerment that concerned the young country” making them easily

deciding on a site for the colony of South Australia's port. After initial trepidation, he reported to the Colonisation Commissioners that the location was

divisive nature of comparing classical to quantum algorithms, and the trepidation of proving her algorithm to her adviser, "I started believing there is

Elderbrook and Bob Moses "Inner Light" Feiertag featuring Msafiri Zawose "Trepidation" Garden City Movement featuring Lola Marsh "Summer Night" Girl in Red

to the peerage since Sir Edmund Walker Head in 1854. There was some trepidation about this departure from tradition and Massey was intended to be a compromise:

Anderson of The Wall Street Journal commented that it "moves with too much trepidation—or too much style, one might say—for a convincing urban thriller. Director

despite the fact that the city's atmosphere is forbidding, filled with trepidation and mourning. The Derringer family itself paid a heavy price in both

off Le Havre, France, early in October, and, following some initial trepidation about the government's attitude toward Lafayette's return to a France

seasons of Lent and Holy Week were, for the Jews, times of fear and trepidation. Muslims also associate the cross with violence; crusaders' rampages

meets at salsa classes. A relationship develops, and despite her initial trepidation, Pauline remarries in 2006, after almost a decade alone. Pauline's marriage

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Secret Sky from Afghan-Americans was positive, "yet Abawi felt some trepidation about potentially negative reactions to the novel, which is understandable

Universe, the character is often regarded with general reverence and trepidation, being considered commonly among the most formidable of magical users

being a hip-hop album will have a rude awakening. I approached with trepidation after the opening Prelude but with an open mind or just an appreciation

emanated menacing heat and blinding light. Tanaka herself noticed the trepidation at the moment when the electricity of the work was switched on: "I had

Michael West Media. 24 September 2021. Retrieved 2 December 2021. "From trepidation to transformation: democracy, Indi-style". Australia Remade. Retrieved

and Salzburg to Vienna, where she met Metternich. There, after some trepidation and trouble, she received the necessary passports to go on to Russia

confidence in the men, and in my plan of attack." Soon, with some admitted trepidation, she appeared on a Sunday in the hotel lobby. "Before I knew what had

(distributed by CNBC's parent company, NBCUniversal). Cramer revealed trepidation to Martha Stewart about his upcoming appearance that night: "I'm a little

office; otherwise you can not. They succumbed, but with chagrin and trepidation. After her election to the presidency, her first moves as general manager

After Forney leaves, Novalee fully accepts that she loves him, but shows trepidation when Lexi congratulates her. Novalee's doubts about her self-worth manifest

social justice. And yet, this is often critiqued and approached with trepidation. Many third-wave narratives tell of women doing feminism without knowing

was much excitement and screaming inside the cabin, but the girls felt trepidation as one was not coming back. They landed and greeted Tim, who was awaiting

conspirators and the rest of New Orleans' elites and merchants, there was much trepidation among concerning what would happen to them. O'Reilly put them at ease

minutiae of the handover of cities and fortifications to the Ottomans. Trepidation filled the rebel camp once it became clear that there was nothing to

Silva Kaputikyan. Soviet-Armenian poetry from the national awakening to trepidation. Silva Kaputikyan Balayan, Zori (21 January 2009). "Прощальный монолог

this room in front of the Czar ... I asked for a tall ladder and with trepidation I climbed to the top of the building and examined the foundation stone

Roda C. Dela Cerna to let her audition for the role. Although there was trepidation on the part of Dela Cerna as she knew Salvador was supposed to do another

thus opted to call the second Stranger Things 2. This approach had some trepidation from Netflix, since the company felt movie sequels typically have a bad

with addiction, almost ending in suicide. Despite Ferguson's initial trepidation over how the monologue would be received, it earned widespread support

mother, and it hung in her aunt's house for many years, despite the trepidation family members felt at seeing the final composition. Says Lawlor: "The

Sara will be travelling far, and Harding felt "a mixture of nervous trepidation and excitement for Sara". Foster said: "I want her to close that door

viewed Lanigan as "desperately trying to emulate" Imus in addition to trepidation on Lanigan's part. Lanigan in the Morning, however, was an immediate

quest for self-knowledge. These environments capture the feeling of trepidation instilled by the show's title, Heliophobia, which refers to an innate

29 November 2017. Higgins, Charlotte (25 June 2015). "I say this with trepidation – it is surprisingly easy to get used to a butler - Charlotte Higgins"

this room in front of the Czar ... I asked for a tall ladder and with trepidation I climbed to the top of the building and examined the foundation stone

the capital. Still, the formula is protected by Popper through this trepidation, and all the villains' plans are ultimately thwarted. Having finally

Germany's industrial plant fell within the British zone and there was trepidation that rebuilding the old enemy's industrial powerhouse would eventually

" was terminated. The buyout by Mattel was greeted with considerable trepidation by the Matchbox collectors' community. The rivalry between the Hot Wheels

whole shebang together together [...]: full of reverberating menace and trepidation on the verses, then bursting into full-throated confession, layers of

1964. p. 3. Rocchia, Andy (July 1, 1964). "Traffic Tieups, Trees And Trepidation Involved In House Relocation". The Oregon Journal. p. 5. "Portland Firemen

Sara will be travelling far, and Harding felt "a mixture of nervous trepidation and excitement for Sara". Foster said: "I want her to close that door

Cristina Yang who endured a tumultuous seasoning relationship, seeing her trepidation at spending a life together with the man she loved. He regarded the appearances

2021). "MONA's Dark Mofo festival returns to Hobart in 2021 with 'some trepidation' after COVID shutdown". ABC. Retrieved 9 September 2023. Minister for

take the lead. He maintained that lead, but not without some moments of trepidation. Corrigan got a hold of Gonzalez’s leg twice in the final minute, but

black) and the movie theater, which he finds, despite his momentary trepidation, admits him without comment on his race. Deborah's rape as an adolescent

viewed Lanigan as "desperately trying to emulate" Imus in addition to trepidation on Lanigan's part. Lanigan in the Morning, however, was an immediate

an illustrator. Unsure of her talent, she approached a magazine with trepidation. When asked by the editor why she brought her drawings to them, Preston

orchard as if it were the garden of Eden, working it with prayer and trepidation. His elder was Schema-abbot Theodore, who lived in the desert. After

Ziva in the sixth-season premiere, "Last Man Standing". After initial trepidation over how to move forward with the character, and an aborted idea of revising

appeared to him, were looking at him with curiosity and hauteur. With much trepidation he began speaking and soon found that he had the rapt attention of the

library employee from the United States Library of Congress reveals this trepidation was shared in America. Allegedly, the unnamed employee acknowledged the

success in the St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot it was with some trepidation that he lined up for his first attempt at ten furlongs in conditions

calm and composed. On the morning of the coup, there was still some trepidation among the plotters. Khiêm approached Đính and asked him to keep their

up his experience of travelling, something that comes with a sense of trepidation but that is also tinged with hope and excitement. Nwadiogbu is credited

IV's acclamation in Lisbon had left the nobility and Angran elites with trepidation as to their future, fearful of a repeat of the bloodbath that occurred

emulate the score from the MCU films, and wanted it to have "a sense of trepidation and adventure" fitting for the Guardians franchise. The game's six-hour

Salvador, Guatemala and other Latin American countries. It was said that trepidation, or fear, was "the price of living and working in the Westlake district

Montenegrin-held territories combined. These land acquisitions were met with much trepidation by Smaïl-aga's fellow beys, who feared that his rise would threaten their

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Three days earlier we had been crouching against walls and treading with trepidation down a road that carried the threat of hidden bombs with just our body

tax overhaul." A number of Republican senators who initially expressed trepidation over the bill, including Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, Susan Collins of Maine

over as conductor; there was a chorus of "Oui – Monteux!". With great trepidation, Monteux conducted the orchestra and soloists including the composer

about 15 – The Last Resort – so you can understand why there was some trepidation." Karvan took the lead role of Asta Cadell, a motorcycle-riding lawyer

was unexpected and that he looked forward to the campaign with both trepidation and eagerness. He referred to Goode as a "statesman", and expressed his

with his father and received the best tutelage. Although there was some trepidation when he took office because of his known dealings with some of the less

under unparalleled pressure, Irish officials are facing the crisis with trepidation" The Irish Times. Power, Jack (4 April 2020). "Covid-19: Inside the operation

to support Burke, who mostly went through with that. There was some trepidation however, with a few people seeing him as a risk. On 18 September 1981

Easter Sunday 1687. Joseph Vaz and his servant John embarked, with great trepidation as, in keeping with their disguise as labourers, they carried no baggage

first day of recording as "Black Monday", since it was "filled with trepidation and nerves ... All of us came from very different worlds—from popular

Sherry-Netherland Hotel in Manhattan. Lewis, after overcoming his initial trepidation — "Jerry said a couple of derogatory things to me", Petrillo recalled

speech was typical of him: "I came into this House with considerable trepidation, because I knew that sitting opposite would be the former giants of this

going to happen to her. The actress added that the viewers had "as much trepidation" about the wedding as her character does, as they have seen other Casualty

Archbishop of Siracusa. He had learnt of his appointment with great trepidation on 3 December 1871 from the Archbishop of Palermo and failed in dissuading

South Korea. The operation would also create North Korean and Chinese trepidation and mistrust of their pilots. A Soviet defection would provide vital

broadcloth, Captain Knatchbull then "ascended the fatal scaffold without trepidation or fear, and was launched into another world with a noble and fervent

captured is remarkable in its startling shifts from carefree glee to utter trepidation, ecstatic self-abandonment to shy withdrawal, and simple boredom to neighborly

Indies team to tour Australia in the 1930–31 season. The side felt some trepidation over how the black members of the side would be received, but the tour

selected to equip the new squadron. This choice was viewed with some trepidation by the RFC high command, and Ball himself was personally far from happy

"Old Violin" as a song in which Paycheck "faces old age with genuine trepidation". The lyric features the narrator comparing himself to an "old violin

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according to Hal Leonard’s reports in 2011 – despite their initial trepidation – the numbers of sold copies exceeds 800, and in a second printing! For

official cooperation in the space of five years, and in the face of popular trepidation. In November 2013, British Columbia finance minister Mike de Jong reported

stood on one foot and turned himself round to gain a full view, at the trepidation of his attendants. In the nineteenth century, an Austrian officer lost

at the thought of returning to Scotland, and regarded his gamble with trepidation, although he grew more confident as the campaign progressed. Travelling

stood on one foot and turned himself round to gain a full view, at the trepidation of his attendants. In the nineteenth century, an Austrian officer lost

Post, May 17, 2014. Accessed December 22, 2014. "'There is always some trepidation. This is all we've ever known — Jersey,' said Burkhardt, who was raised

their language, religion, and cultural institutions." Some expressed trepidation at Article 153; shortly before independence, the China Press suggested

in order to be with him a healthy way." Mosley explained that Maya's trepidation about revealing that she is transgender stemmed from her being afraid

despite the fact that building with stone was a dying art. With some trepidation, he approached MacColl to discuss his proposal, and found that MacColl

same song with which Overstreet studio tested for Glee. Despite some trepidation about the effect it may have on his social status, Sam eventually joins

story with his writing partner Irene Suver. However, there was still "trepidation" not just from the actors, but also from the writers. Labine commented

able to re-surface from it at the end of the day. There was a sort of trepidation involved." "It was very cathartic. It's an odd one to talk about, because

he wanted to study. He said ethnomusicologists often face feelings of trepidation as they attempt to get to know the local populace and culture while attempting

night together, Kat and Adena deal with their feelings of guilt and trepidation. As Kat overcomes her fear of being in a relationship and is ready to

original on 18 June 2021. Retrieved 17 June 2021. Chan said there had been trepidation among some scientists about publicly discussing the lab leak hypothesis

and abroad. His formidable reputation inspired confidence at home and trepidation among the enemy. His appointment was designed to impress the Allies,

Lay Dead in Heaven'. Elsewhere in Now and Then, Buechner describes his trepidation regarding the publication of this, his first novel since entering into

Furniture," Greensboro News & Record, October 18, 2001, p. B8. Sue Schultz, "Trepidation precedes fall market's opening," Greensboro News & Record, October 17

Though it is happy news, Lani is "less thrilled." She is filled with "trepidation" because she can't bare the thought of losing another child. But it's

attention with van Niekerk, in an interview days beforehand, noting her own trepidation about facing Kapp's bowling. While the smaller WACA Ground and Lilac

said the maelstrom made him re-evaluate his career: "There was a bit of trepidation, [in] deciding: 'Is it worth it? Are people understanding what I'm trying

some calamity was expected, regarding the form of which there was much trepidation, so that when strange men of strange appearance, white, with their odd

the Oxford University Cricket Club. In 1953, he travelled, with some trepidation, as a board member of the Scottish Australian Company to inspect some

subcontinent and they viewed the Maharaja's claim to Shahidulla with trepidation. This left the tract between the Karakoram and Kunlun ranges as a no-man's

Hurdle. Terry McDermott said "This is a dream come true, as we had real trepidation after the way he ran at Newcastle. We've beaten a decent Champion Hurdle

illness. The children have to return to the raided school with caution and trepidation, attempting to find medicine to treat him. 3 "On The Run" Justin Chadwick

admitted that the prospect of moving over to Los Angeles filled him with trepidation, initially causing him to procrastinate. It was friend Philippe Druillet

Tina battles the constant anxiety of being undocumented. Despite her trepidation, she meets with Dr. Cleary (Ed Asner), a psychologist, whose attempts

version. There's such an air of wonder and anticipation, as well as trepidation, about it, and I can relate so well to that tug-of-war between a longing

in 1949 so that he was free to leave his position there. With great trepidation due to his complete lack of any previous conducting experience, Salamunovich

charge of MacMillan's Oratorio is made palpable, its heady mix of wonder, trepidation and profound mystery stirringly captured." Richard Bratby of The Spectator

thought of his family's atrocities being exposed to the police. Amid his trepidation, he is taken to the universe of Dead by Daylight by some unknown force

creation, with the implication that man should also approach this day with trepidation. The heavenly Book of Chronicles is opened, in which every human being's

eager to open the game to the Western market. Though there was some trepidation due to the distance between countries and between Dice and Light-Williams

inside Inon Onion Inwards Innards J Joppety-joppety Anxious, nervous trepidation K Keech To clear a riverbank of weeds Kit Friend or family, kin Knog

Schools of Music and a tour there was arranged for Goodson. Despite some trepidation on her part – noting that both Paderewski and pianist María Teresa Carreño

"Roman Gonzalez hires new trainer, wants Nicaragua fight but admits trepidation about return from KO". WBN – World Boxing News. Retrieved 11 January

the region. A 1957 report on logistical issues indicated increasing trepidation that the Chinese would escalate their communist presence in Tibet. The

a society which viewed the repercussions of activities in town with trepidation, but it could be said that the missionaries may well have reduced the

seated in the corf, was drawn slowly to bank, in a state of indescribable trepidation. He was, however, able, with the assistance of another man, to walk upwards

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“a squalid and miserable appearance” and “exhibited great haste and trepidation” during the robbery. The coach was detained for only about ten minutes

Bektashism in Albania. In the Albanian community, there has been some trepidation towards, and difficulty in relating to, newly arrived Middle-Eastern

this pregnancy, which is a joyous thing, and yet it comes with a lot of trepidation" due to David Abraham's stillbirth. While Eli is excited, Lani is terrified

review by Ginger Strand stated that while Strand "picked up Paradise with trepidation born of jingoistic overload ... Solnit is too keen a thinker to fall

Valley. The men were desperate but still approached the camp with great trepidation, unsure of how they would be received by the tribe. Although they reportedly

in places, while, in Clayson's description, "swerving from muttered trepidation to strident intensity" during the course of the song. Aside from Harrison

Rossi to the act of taking his own life. Additionally, Rossi expressed trepidation of his coming assignment to his wife only upon arrival at Redstone Arsenal

like folk music. He characterized the process as very slow and full of trepidation, in part because of expectations from their previous collaboration and

local population. By the next morning, city was abuzz with rumours and trepidation as Wassitsch made rounds to visit with upper-class Muslim landowners

Colorado's employers observed the WFM's socialist pronouncements with trepidation, because the union's goal was now the elimination of private ownership

state of society and gives the audience an attitude of uncertainty, trepidation, expectation and class struggle. The statements of optimism about the

their European expatriate friends, who watched and monitored events with trepidation – it was a matter of time and they would be next. Over the past 25 years