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Anonymous  +  337242 Thu, 08 Mar 07 11:52 PM
"After the earthquake children trembled [for|with] fear."

I think 'with' is more mocconly used. In this case which is better?
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Case Assigner, 2 yr 259 days ago
They trembled with fear...... there is no sense involved otherwise....
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