A split CD / LP with Despise You was released on Relapse in 2011.

* And On And On ... split with Despise You CD / LP ( 2011 )

In 1998, Suffocation released the EP Despise the Sun via Vulture Records and disbanded soon after.

Despise numerous references to her possibly being bisexual, Karen Walker clearly does not consider herself to be a part of the gay community or sexually alternative.

To quiet those fears, Stone proposed that he answer questions of the Senate Judiciary Committee in person.

Watson-Watt quickly returned a calculation carried out by his assistant, Arnold Wilkins, showing that the device was impossible to construct, and fears of a Nazi version soon vanished.

Featuring the furious riffs and trade-off solos of new guitarists Cannavino and Gant, and the refined songwriting of Verni and Ellsworth, Horrorscope quickly silenced fan fears that the loss of a chief songwriter would ruin the band.

: " Let it be said quickly: William March knows where human fears and secrets are buried.

He quickly proved his competence, dispelling opposition jibes and stock market fears about a social democratic minister holding the sensitive finance portfolio.

Their fears were quickly assuaged, as Philippa bore nine children, six of whom survived into adulthood.

Despite the fears initially felt by the Pilgrims, the Pokanoket quickly reached a pact of peace with the new settlers.

However, such fears were quickly allayed upon the Arna's release when it became obvious that the Arna exhibited the worst qualities of each of its parents.

Hornblower's fears of reprimand for losing the Maire Galante are quickly extinguished by the offhanded dismissal of Captain Pellew.

While initial reaction was unfavorable, the fears were quickly allayed as it was shown that those relocating were not going to be a burden on the locals.

The Piraka quickly face their greatest fears in the form of the mythical monster Irnakk.

Mark fears that the relationship is moving too quickly and he soon tires of Shelley.

Generally, “ blockbusting ” denotes the real estate and building development business practices yielding double profits from U. S. anti-black racism ; aggravating, by subterfuge, the white home owners ’ fears of mixed-race communities to encourage them to quickly sell their houses at a loss, at below-market prices, and then selling that property to black Americans at higher-than-market prices.

Rufino Bituin assumed the vacancy, quickly allaying mounting fears of losing the livestock market, which by then was competing not one but four ( 4 ).

The blockhouse was quickly repaired in the 1837-38 Patriot War when there were fears American militia forces were planning to attack.

Those fears didn't turn out to be unfounded as his attempts to raise funds for the film adaptation of Dušan Kovačević's 1984 theater play St. George Slays the Dragon quickly got shot down.

There were fears that his vigorous training scheme he went through over the summer may have led him to have a minor cardiac arrest, although these rumours were quickly denied.

Meanwhile, Dom meets Lydia ( Azzarra ), who owns the town antique shop, and quickly falls in love with the her when he realize they have a lot in common, but being self-conscious about his weight, he fears rejection, and can't bring himself to ask her out.

It was joined by fears of superintelligent machines, and rebellion amongst them, which was a recurring theme of Star Trek, from the original series to Star Trek: The Next Generation to Star Trek: Voyager in the 1990s.

These fears proved well founded, Francis joined the prince of Conde and his forces in the south.

Significantly the European Court of Justice found the UK government at fault for not adequately assessing the environmental impact of the planned road, that would have joined Beckton to Falconwood and perhaps-if objectors ' fears are to be believed-been a first stage of a wider orbital road through Catford ( a revival of a Greater London Council-backed Ringway Two ).

One last formation joined them ; d ' Augier's marines of the Imperial Guard, in theory the best troops present: " They were only three hundred men ", Foy remarks, " but they were three hundred whom no fears could ever make falter.

The Wahaha labor union, citing fears of some 300 job-losses, also joined the legal fight against Danone.

At the same time the fears of the more sober and respectable citizens were allayed by Otho's liberal professions of his intention to govern equitably, and by his judicious clemency towards Marius Celsus, consul-designate, a devoted adherent of Galba.

Thurmond also quieted conservative fears over rumors that Nixon planned to ask either Charles Percy or Mark Hatfield — liberal Republicans — to be his running mate.

Nevertheless, he fears being excluded from the mainstream of society more than he does living for himself, by being true to himself ; thus, his heart-felt flirtations with independence, dabbling in liberal politics and a love affair with a pretty widow, come to nought, because he is afraid.

Skeptics argue that unfounded fears about an imminent or eventual gun ban, military coup, internment, or U. N. invasion and occupation are rooted in the siege mentality of the American militia movement but also an apocalyptic millenarianism which provides a basic narrative within the political right in the U. S., claiming that the idealized society ( i. e., constitutional republic, Jeffersonian democracy, " Christian nation ", " white nation ") is thwarted by subversive conspiracies of liberal secular humanists who want " Big Government " and globalists who plot on behalf of the New World Order.

The reasons for Decembrist Uprising were manifold: opposition on part of the nobility to the regime that successfully limited their privileges through its peasant policy, spread among a section of young officers of liberal and even radical ideas, fears among nationalist section of society, inspired by Alexander perceived Polonofile policy ( officers were particularly incensed that Alexander had granted Poland a constitution while Russia remained without one ).

In voting to withdraw from the WTO in 2000, Congressman Jack Metcalf cited the Kennedy round as the beginning of “ the slow decline in Americans ’ living standards ” and that all such multilateral agreements “ may mesmerize and motivate Washington policymakers, but in the American heartland ... translate as further efforts to promote international order at the expense of existing American jobs .” However, the round also has economically liberal critics, who believe that it did not achieve as liberal of goals as the tariff cuts suggest and instead, out of political fears, erected non-tariff barriers to protect domestic industries from the negative effects of trade.

What is now referred to as the October Crisis raised fears in Canada of a militant terrorist faction rising up against the government.

" John Anderson, the Under Secretary for Ireland ( head of the British Administration in Dublin ) shared his fears, " you cannot, in the middle of a faction fight, recognise one of the contending parties and expect it to deal with disorder in the spirit of impartiality and fairness essential in those who have to carry out the order of the Government.

The American Party ( commonly known as the " Know-Nothings "), a faction based on the fears of immigration and Catholicism which had won several seats in previous elections, became the second largest group.

In 1996, the Moldovan parliament, citing fears of " Romanian expansionism ," rejected a proposal from President Mircea Snegur to change the name of the language to Romanian, and in 2003 a Moldovan-Romanian dictionary was published, purporting to show that the two countries speak different languages.

In April 2009, amidst fears that South Africa would soon join much of the rest of the world in recession, Reserve Bank Governor Tito Mboweni and Finance Minister Trevor Manuel differed on the matter: whereas Manuel foresaw a quarter of economic growth, Mboweni predicted further decline: " technically ," he said, " that's a recession.

The Edict remained unaltered in effect, registered by the parliaments as " fundamental and irrevocable law ," with the exception of the brevets, which had been granted for a period of eight years, and were renewed by Henry in 1606 and in 1611 by Marie de Médecis, who confirmed the Edict within a week of the assassination of Henry, stilling Protestant fears of another St. Bartholomew's Day massacre.

The British Parliament's attempt to impose taxes on the North American colonists raised fears among the Americans that their rights as " Englishmen ," particularly their rights of self-government, were in danger.

He somehow got into the shadows inside our bodies ; he was able to nail down some of our secret fears and put them on-screen ," Ray Bradbury once explained.

In that interview, Dong described a provision of a proposed peace deal as a " coalition of transition ," which raised fears with the South Vietnamese that the deal involved a coalition government, possibly playing a role in South Vietnam's rejection of the deal.

In an edition of Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation on BBC Radio 4 " How to be Afraid ," broadcast on 9 September 2004, Hardy suggested that members of the BNP, and anyone voting for them, should be " shot in the back of the head ," sparking complaints and causing Burnley Borough Council to cancel a show scheduled on their premises due to fears that it could be disruptive in a town that has a recent history of racial tension.

Indeed, occasional speeches by leading Nationalists designed to allay Liberal fears that " Home Rule really would be Rome Rule ," were in 1911 clearly making some Catholic churchmen anxious.

The völkisch " movement " was not a unified movement but " a cauldron of beliefs, fears and hopes that found expression in various movements and were often articulated in an emotional tone ," Petteri Pietikäinen observed in tracing völkisch influences on Carl Gustav Jung.

" Very often, to remain in power the easiest option for them would be to play the racist card, drum up fears of marginalisation and extinction of other ethnic groups ," he said.

* 1986: The Denver Post, " for its in-depth study of " missing children ," which revealed that most are involved in custody disputes or are runaways, and which helped mitigate national fears stirred by exaggerated statistics.

Composed of about thirty elite internet specialists, the so-called " Cyber Blue Team ," or " Blue Army ," is officially claimed to be engaged in cyber-defense operations, though there are fears the unit has been used to penetrate secure online systems of foreign governments.

She is no longer a cliché or a " foreign ," possibly " half-caste " lunatic, but a real woman with her own hopes, fears, and desires.

Washington instructed his agents in the use of the " sympathetic stain ," noting in connection with " Culper Junior " that the ink " will not only render his communications less exposed to detection, but relieve the fears of such persons as may be entrusted in its conveyance.

Mosaddeq, who was aware of Western fears of the Tudeh and who had worked to limit the power of the shah but had " never suggested he was in favor of abolishing the constitutional monarchy ," saw these attacks as a challenge, as removing the shah would violate the constitution.

" From the eighteenth century onward ," Glen W. Bowersock has remarked, " we have been obsessed with the fall: it has been valued as an archetype for every perceived decline, and, hence, as a symbol for our own fears.

the safety and fears of residents in the adjoining neighborhood ," and the number of people to be housed in the home.

" Fulfilling his wife's worst fears ," Martin Harris, a well-to-do farmer and early believer in Smith's revelations, mortgaged his farm as security for the costly endeavor, effectively ending his marriage.

In addition, studies suggest that " fears of Internet activities supplanting real life activity are unsubstantiated ," in that they do not cause a negative or positive effect on political participation.

From her exile in 1922, Kollontai, calling the New Economic Policy " the new threat ," expressed fears that women would be forced out of the workforce and back into domestic subservience to their male companions.

His fears were realized ; for Benjamin of Canterbury, a pupil of R. Tam, made observations on the " Sefer ha-Galui ," defending his teacher.

He worries that the baby will be like a carbon copy of Fudge, but when Anne gives birth to a girl they name Tamara Roxanne, who soon comes to be called " Tootsie ," he finds that his fears are unfounded.