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I have no wish to be a scaremonger or an extremist.

While Dr. Day has been called a scaremonger, many surgeons in private conversations call her a "hero" for raising the risk issue.

"Reckless and unfair," the Mayor intoned on his radio program, calling the Comptroller a scaremonger more interested in publicity than public service.

Scaremonger (2001)

I think we should expect the same in SA, God helped us if we pass the group stages, am not a soothsayer or a scaremonger.

Again, what is called cherishing the Way of the Warrior is not a matter of extolling the martial arts above all things and becoming a scaremonger.

Boehlert called Emerson a "heavy-handed scaremonger who fails to grasp - or deliberately blurs - the most rudimentary distinctions between different radical groups."

He calls Dr. Ludwig a "waistline scaremonger" and says that Mr. Jacobson has a "messiah complex."

Physician and microbiologist Miquel Ekkelenkamp called Osterhaus a 'scaremonger' in an opinion piece in nrc.

The label was founded in 1992 by Christoph Fringeli, who has released music under numerous monikers such as Base Force One, Scaremonger and Metatron.

Instead of that, can we have some sort of investigation into the effect of the "powerful green lobby", which at every turn attempts to criticise, scaremonger and block geoengineering and nuclear power solutions ?

'My dear, your little friend may be an emotional scaremonger who likes to exaggerate, but supposing she isn't - that all she says is gospel truth - that her husband wants to get rid of her and marry Sylvia.