A nightmare of obesity, a nightmare of cardiovascular disease, of diabetes.
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This is worse than a nightmare because you wake up from a nightmare.
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Meg was a nightmare dressed like...a nightmare, and that's extremely my vibe.
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It's been a nightmare, and it's still going to be a nightmare for future elections.
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Tim Burton's animated classic A Nightmare Before Christmas becomes, you guessed it, A Nightmare Before XXX-Mas.
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"It's not a nightmare or a dream you're sharing, it's a nightmare or a dream you're witnessing," he tells his white lover.
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And even a Trump impeachment would leave America with a President Pence, a nightmare of a different stripe but no less a nightmare.
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"Accessing mental health care is a nightmare and I just want it to not be such a nightmare for other people," Jax told me.
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Hannah, apparently, was one of three girls who made Sarah's life a nightmare — so much of a nightmare, in fact, that Sarah left school.
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Samsung&aposs Galaxy Note 7 Recall Is a Nightmare So FarSamsung's exchange program for Galaxy Note 7 has been a nightmare for customers so far.
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"When you're under constant stress, sometimes you think a nightmare ending would be better than a nightmare without end," he told a business school in 2016.
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"We are going to continue to be a nightmare to this president because his policies are a nightmare to us," she told the crowd, according to NPR.
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A NIGHTMARE WITH NO ESCAPE | Energy Transfer Equity's acquisition of a rival pipeline company, Williams Companies, has turned into a nightmare, but it has only itself to blame,
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The Lighthouse is kind of like a nightmare, but it also looks like it might have been a nightmare to shoot, in all of that rough "New England" weather.
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" THE INSPIRATION "I wanted to make a sorrowful family tragedy that degenerated into a nightmare in the way that life can feel like a nightmare when things fall apart.
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Well, scientists aren't yet on the same page as to what the definition of a nightmare should be, so what "counts" as a nightmare can vary from study to study.
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" Hall told the AP the situation is a "nightmare.
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The whole ordeal is a nightmare for Kaspersky Lab .
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" Still, Cohen says the auction has created "a nightmare.
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"Parking was a nightmare — and expensive," Mr. Hammond said.
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"This is a nightmare I can't describe," Ms. Namazi wrote.
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Someone like Corinne Kaplan would be a nightmare for me.
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"I am awake in a nightmare right now," Reyes said.
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What I'm trying to say is, it was a nightmare.
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" "I keep hoping it's a nightmare from which I'll awake.
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If it seems like a nightmare to you, no problem.
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I keep hoping it's a nightmare from which I'll awake.
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Today, I flew on the set of a nightmare. pic.twitter.
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The situation is becoming a nightmare for writers and bloggers.
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"I had kind of a nightmare this time," he said.
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" Another simply referred to their time there as a "nightmare.
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For ZTE, this week's sanctions are a nightmare come true.
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And the climax is when reality has become a nightmare.
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But it also makes it a nightmare for mobile connectivity.
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Often unnecessarily punitive, NCAA violations are a nightmare to navigate.
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Michelle Hu: The trademark and copyright situation was a nightmare.
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It's such a devastating disease — it's been such a nightmare.
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FOR Romania's corrupt politicians, Laura Kovesi has been a nightmare.
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With new regulation Warren could make their life a nightmare.
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" His wife playfully volleyed back, "You're a nightmare with that!
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The congestion was a nightmare in the frigid winter dusk.
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The trouble is that reconfiguring conglomerates can be a nightmare.
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Would such a world be a dream or a nightmare?
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We talk about this often as this being a nightmare.
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Unless the neighbors are a nightmare, that place seems pleasant.
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Varroa mites are a nightmare for bees and their keepers.
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"It's a nightmare right now," one doctor said in 2016.
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Like I said: Navigating away from iOS was a nightmare.
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It's a nightmare to how to get good health care.
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" Sustein says, "From the standpoint of democracy, that's a nightmare.
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It just seems like it's going to be a nightmare.
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Kathryn faced a nightmare situation which threatened her very future.
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Skiing has always been something of a nightmare for me.
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Like a nightmare, every game against him begins the same.
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Washington's Union Market is mostly a nightmare on a Sunday.
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These hearings, however, began badly and ended as a nightmare.
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The Associated Press: A nightmare scenario for the Hanoi summit.
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The Trump administration has been a nightmare for housing advocates.
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Depression made dating with any modicum of seriousness a nightmare.
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"The past 16 months have been a nightmare," Peterson said.
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For the Saudis and the Emiratis, it was a nightmare.
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Here's how the California dream is turning into a nightmare.
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That's more a dream (or a nightmare) than a forecast.
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That's a nightmare scenario for the board and the company.
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But if you choose wrong, it can be a nightmare.
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Oh, and that trains are also a nightmare right now.
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Customers who don't pay right away can be a nightmare.
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For many people in more abusive situations, it's a nightmare.
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But everything leading up to the surgery was a nightmare.
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The style, before it shifts into didacticism, evokes a nightmare.
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To get water or prepare a meal is a nightmare.
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The past few weeks had been a nightmare of pain.
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Next time it won't be a dream or a nightmare.
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A nightmare scenario is beginning for Ford and General Motors.
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That's why history, as James Joyce said, is a nightmare.
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The school run morning rush hour will be a nightmare.
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The refugees, for their part, were still living a nightmare.
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He added that the trip had turned into a "nightmare."
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They are a nightmare that has stepped into real life.
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As many of us know, commuting can be a nightmare.
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I know, because my own abusive marriage became a nightmare.
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That was a nightmare that would be triggered by miscalculation.
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Last weekend, a nightmare scenario for many privacy advocates arrived.
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Driving on the city's notoriously clogged streets is a nightmare.
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I felt like I was in a nightmare or something.
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"That is a nightmare scenario, in my mind," Heck responded.
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" Glenn Beck called him a "nightmare" and a "terrifying man.
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Seriously that sounds like a nightmare I had recently. 8.
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Experts across the political spectrum called the bill a nightmare.
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The heat coupled with the humidity makes it a nightmare.
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In the segment, Alhadeff personalized a nightmare: burying a child.
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They married for love, but the ceremony was a nightmare.
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San Francisco has turned into something akin to a nightmare.
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Street parking, especially in a city, is always a nightmare.
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The traffic can turn a simple delivery into a nightmare.
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For most undocumented immigrants, the situation sounds like a nightmare.
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Put this all together and it's a nightmare for journalists.
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It's a nightmare: all the different quantity counts, the different sellers.
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"This is just a nightmare all the way around," she said.
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This is like a nightmare that I can't wake up from.
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After a nightmare, who doesn't welcome fresh air, sunshine and flowers?
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Last summer, the Olympics faced somewhat of a "nightmare" viewership scenario.
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"People were screaming... just horrible, it was a nightmare," she added.
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To see it gone was like waking up in a nightmare.
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But they're especially creepy when they're playing a nightmare clown soundtrack.
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In fact, it makes this document even more of a nightmare.
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And battery life is a nightmare, what with all the balancing.
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It's a nightmare that shares unlikely lineage with William Blake's Jerusalem.
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But what started out so promising quickly turned into a nightmare.
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"It was a nightmare, the biggest you could imagine," Mundy added.
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It was really badly produced, and a bit of a nightmare.
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We take a Lyft, because parking over there is a nightmare.
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Long evenings become early mornings, and the next day's a nightmare.
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Styling your hair in the gym locker room is a nightmare.
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I mean, you don't understand, it wasn't — it was a nightmare.
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"It has been a nightmare that hasn't gone away," Allen said.
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But it is not a nightmare, and almost nobody is listening.
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" Politically ruined, Mr. Mackell called it "the end of a nightmare.
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Any new world he would usher in would be a nightmare.
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Prince's family will find this probate experience to be a nightmare.
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Any buyer knows that a dream home can become a nightmare.
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"Instagram is so visual that it's just a nightmare," he said.
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I need Twitter to not be a nightmare wall of text.
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It's a nightmare scenario—a nuclear strike on a populated area.
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It's a nightmare, but the Wallendas are – we'll get through it.
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Fed-up customers report that cancelling orders is a nightmare too.
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"This is a nightmare we can't wake up from," he said.
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"Suddenly it turned into a nightmare," a resident told the station.
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I was a nightmare for them: What are we doing today?
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A new nuclear-arms race would be a nightmare for NATO.
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Seeing it play out again and again can be a nightmare.
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THE past few years have been a "nightmare", says Anthony Bryan.
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A few fraught days ago, the Apocalypse wasn't necessarily a nightmare.
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So this is precisely what you do confront in a nightmare.
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"I feel like I'm in a nightmare right now," he said.
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The second inning was a nightmare for Kluber and the Indians.
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For Amanda Carpenter, getting trapped in an elevator was a nightmare.
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Still only 24 years old, Arcia experienced a nightmare 4.383 season.
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You know when you have a nightmare and you wake up?
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She is about as fully formed and comprehensible as a nightmare.
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Besides, he told himself, corruption would make securing land a nightmare.
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This one is sure to be a nightmare for the ages.
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And I think I was a nightmare sometimes, so thank you.
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Trump was warned that tackling healthcare first could be a nightmare.
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On another occasion, I went to sleep and had a nightmare.
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Getting a job with a criminal record is often a nightmare.
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For financial institutions, a no-deal Brexit would be a nightmare.
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For its neighbor across the street, it has become a nightmare.
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The student loan crisis has become a nightmare for many Americans.
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It's very easy to see this country on a nightmare trajectory.
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Florida bank killings It sounds like something out of a nightmare.
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This is a nightmare situation that lots of people worry about.
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Bergstein of the Strickland campaign called Trump a "nightmare" for Portman.
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Blackness in the American imagination was first conceived as a nightmare.
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For North Korean defectors, this is a nightmare come to life.
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"Unless you're a healthy millionaire, TrumpCare is a nightmare," said Sen.
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It's a nightmare scenario for GOP senators clinging to their majority.
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This could be a nightmare but it could also be perfect.
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Channel surfing, for instance, sounds like it would be a nightmare.
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Fans showed up in hordes, creating a nightmare for venue security.
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It's a nightmare—I can't believe I did any of it.
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Like microscope slides of a nightmare, Zgierska's images are calmly horrifying.
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This is what makes this a nightmare for forecasters, McNoldy said.
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"Trying to navigate that myself has been a nightmare," she said.
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But traffic became a nightmare and office rent started to rise.
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In other words: They were a nightmare for opposing pitching staffs.
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For Trump, the whole strategy of social distancing is a nightmare.
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The movie's a nightmare, like the Jewish version of The Exorcist.
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It was less a plant than something out of a nightmare.
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I can't make those and carrying that would be a nightmare.
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I was hoping this is just a nightmare and it wasn't.
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Teen Groot is a nightmare I'll pay good money to see.
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That person might be the source of you escaping a nightmare.
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Getting the insurance coverage for the hospital itself was a nightmare.
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"This ends up being a nightmare for missile defenses," Narang said.
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This week has offered a nightmare scenario for this vetting process.
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The house on Dreamhill Drive was a nightmare waiting to happen.
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Francisco Franco soon became a nightmare of social fracture and violence.
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"I achieved my American dream and it turned into a nightmare."
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I didn't see her last weekend and subsequently had a nightmare.
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It's a nightmare — the place is flooded with Teslas and Mustangs.
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"I am living a nightmare," she told the supporters through tears.
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They create a nightmare for waste managers by plugging up machinery.
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"It was supposed to be a dream, a nightmare," he said.
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Until this day, I see it in pieces, like a nightmare.
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But it is a nightmare for the region and the world.
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This is a nightmare scenario for North Korea and for China.
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I stood by him through several years of a nightmare divorce.
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The whole ordeal for her has been a nightmare, she said.
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"It was the twilight zone, it was a nightmare," said Gatlin.
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"It's like having a nightmare but while you're awake," she said.
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And trust me, she is a nightmare to go shopping with.
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The first five seconds I thought I was having a nightmare.
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This is not far off from my idea of a nightmare.
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Peter Holslin is more of a Nightmare on Elm Street guy.
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What people don't understand is, we actually live in a nightmare.
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A NIGHTMARE WITH NO ESCAPE | Energy Transfer Equity's acquisition of a rival pipeline company, Williams Companies, has turned into a nightmare, but it has only itself to blame, Steven Davidoff Solomon writes in the Deal Professor.
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And many of those who did said the process was a nightmare, forcing them to stop midway through -- some were told things like, "You can't prove it" and "it'll be a nightmare" to move forward, Manzer said.
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"It felt like a punch in the gut ... a nightmare," Rosenwasser said.
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Price: $85 and up Travel's not just a nightmare during the holidays.
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But ask cybersecurity experts and they'll tell you it's really a nightmare.
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"Fear and guilt are sisters," Theo's lover tells her in a nightmare.
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"This is one of those trips where it turned into a nightmare."
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Online retail is convenient for consumers, but a nightmare for the environment.
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It was like a nightmare crossover between Gossip Girl and Black Mirror.
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Tap seems like a nightmare in terms of archival or open access.
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In Xinjiang, a four-hour flight from Beijing, a nightmare is unfolding.
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Hurricane Florence is a nightmare storm for the Carolinas and Mid-Atlantic.
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THE TEENAGER riding down National Highway 31 was already living a nightmare.
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Still, the prospect of such an influx is a nightmare for Europe.
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The 2016 GOP presidential campaign trail was a nightmare from its inception.
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For many legacy users, Windows 28 update prompts have been a nightmare.
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Four years ago, half the phones available were a nightmare to use.
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It will be back again, a nightmare we can count on it.
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Just a few fraught days ago, the Apocalypse wasn't necessarily a nightmare.
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I wrote about that in... This was a nightmare moment for Clinton.
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So, it's kind of like a nightmare you can't wake up from.
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A final note about the blingy lights: Customizing them is a nightmare.
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For American Airlines, a holiday scheduling fail is a nightmare before Christmas.
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But it can also be a nightmare, if they get too scared.
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I never had a nightmare or a flashback or anything like that.
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A nightmare is the perfect way to describe these last few weeks.
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Like many capital cities in Europe, parking is a nightmare In Sofia.
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Put it all together and we get a nightmare, three-way grid.
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From a worker's perspective, "Undercover Boss" is a dream and a nightmare.
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That blue confetti is going to be a nightmare to clean up.
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The world is kind of a nightmare right now — we get that.
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" "Today," Miller says, "it seems like a bad dream, like a nightmare.
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The United Nations called 2017 a "nightmare year" for children in conflict.
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But such deals are often a nightmare because nationalist emotions boil over.
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Everything about this man is a nightmare for the rest of basketball.
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For some companies, it is a nightmare that can't end soon enough.
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This makes tax collection "a nightmare", as the treasury has described it.
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Healthcare The National Health Service is a nightmare for every British government.
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"Getting kids through treatment for TB is a nightmare," Dr. Chaisson said.
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"The night before Adrianne called me, I had a nightmare," he said.
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"It has been a nightmare, but it&aposs worth it," she said.
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"It's been a nightmare," added Quarrie, the father of two young children.
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"The general impression in my mind is of a nightmare," he wrote.
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What had been billed as a dream match turned into a nightmare.
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A power grid hack on Election Day seems like a nightmare scenario.
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It seems like it could also be a nightmare for this kid.
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"The whole one and a half hours was a nightmare," he said.
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And getting ads accepted on radio and television can be a nightmare.
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They come in during the school holidays once because it's a nightmare.
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Worse, putting a fitted sheet on the bed is often a nightmare.
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" –in A Nightmare on Elm Street 22010: Freddy's Revenge "We'll see, bitch.
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To this day, he hasn't had a nightmare with the blanket on.
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"To this day, this is a nightmare for me," Bermudez told CNN.
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The attempt to replace Bashar Assad has turned Syria into a nightmare.
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From May to August, the data theft proved a nightmare for HBO.
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"Fragrance labeling in the United States is really a nightmare," he remarked.
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It's been like a nightmare that I just can't wake up from.
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"It's surreal — it's a nightmare," she added once the hearing was over.
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Magazine _____ How did commuting in New York City become such a nightmare?
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Yemeni children have been living a nightmare for more than two years.
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How to Say 'No' This Thanksgiving The holiday season is a nightmare.
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And also they were a nightmare cause her curls kept getting caught.
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"Work went from being so exciting to being a nightmare," she said.
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It's a Willy Wonka dream world that grew out of a nightmare.
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Rick Berne I just think that it would be a nightmare now.
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She falls into a nightmare that she's come back as a ghost.
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That whole experience with "Two and a Half Men" was a nightmare.
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The trend suggests malls are more of a nightmare than a dream.
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Simply getting the records delivered, in whatever format, has been a nightmare.
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A fantasy or a nightmare, depending on how you look at it.
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But when you have a family sharing a cottage, it's a nightmare.
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"It's been a bit of a nightmare dealing with Norwegian," she said.
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My dream of a mozzarella stick-topped sandwich had become a nightmare.
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As a child, I had a nightmare whenever I had a fever.
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But that business plan became a nightmare for some of his tenants.
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It's kind of a nightmare, but I have to deal with it.
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Jenny went through a "nightmare" when she found out about Sumit's marriage.
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Negan's harem is a nightmare, a den of intimidation and sexual slavery.
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In college, it would've been such a nightmare living with my parents.
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Broadly: First of all, what is the actual definition of a 'nightmare'?
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We're considering the ferry at Schaefer Landing, but that'll be a nightmare.
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Parenthood can be a nightmare, and horror movies frequently play on that trope.
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And we can only imagine what a nightmare they must be to remove.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE, Lee calls the ruling "a nightmare and unacceptable.
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Chemo was "like war, torture and a nightmare all in one," he said.
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"It was quite a nightmare," says Jennifer Flynn, a DOT community relations manager.
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I promise to become a nightmare for these guys who feed on corruption.
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"That's a nightmare we live every day," Saunders' sister said, according to News9.
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"We had tried collecting phones, but it was a nightmare," he told me.
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And I'm not sure whether this experiment is a fantasy or a nightmare.
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Her weeks in captivity were a nightmare, according to those closest to her.
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" The New Yorker declared the talk, "a Nightmare We Can't Wake Up From.
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"It was war… It was like a nightmare," Efimova, 24, told USA Today.
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But the trip became a nightmare, the couple tells the Boston Globe reports.
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Watch out, publishers: a nightmare scenario on Facebook may soon be a reality.
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Instead, the demo failed, a nightmare scenario for anyone running a live show.
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"You said it was more of a nightmare this time," the psychologist prompted.
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And yet it all feels like a nightmare recounted with a cheery lilt.
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Having a bear crash your wedding ceremony might sound like a nightmare scenario.
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For years, home automation tech has been a nightmare for security and privacy.
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A nightmare start for Spieth, now tied for the lead with Matt Kuchar.
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I wanted to shoot it really underwater, which would have been a nightmare.
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It was a nightmare, but it was one of the most fun days.
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Individually these data breaches are problematic—cumulatively they're a bit of a nightmare.
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"I'm in between this being a joke and a nightmare," Samimi told Gizmodo.
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It's adorable — until Jack has a nightmare about Vietnam and starts acting distant.
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I was a nightmare: a creative writing / film major with huge credit cards.
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But for the wrong person, the "American Dream" can quickly become a nightmare.
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But in the past fortnight the Georgian Dream has turned into a nightmare.
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Even if the world wasn't a nightmare, there's still the problem of originality.
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A field day for ethicists; a nightmare for the would-be treaty-makers.
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The first thing is that the Home Office is a nightmare to run.
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Suspiria is a nightmare wrapped in a witches curse that would make mother!
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"I was asleep and awoke to what seemed like a nightmare," she said.
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The day of your dreams can all-too quickly turn into a nightmare.
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Yet behind their walls, that picture-perfect dream home could conceal a nightmare.
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But sometimes, even they manage to turn the fairytale question into a nightmare.
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But the new machines were a nightmare, prone to crashes and—worse—hacking.
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A "nightmare" was how the rookie described navigating uneven scrubland in the dark.
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To fans of the Dark Tower series, the end result is a nightmare.
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It's a scary scene that could have come straight out of a nightmare.
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My apartment in my dream was a nightmare, covered in food and mess.
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"It's like it's not real - like I'm living a nightmare now," he said.
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Soon, what began as a fun-filled team trip turned into a nightmare.
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Sling TV is still a nightmare to navigate, but DirecTV Now is simpler.
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Before Uber arrived, getting a taxi in Paris used to be a nightmare.
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"This war risk premium is a nightmare," said a Singapore-based shipbroker executive.
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For the employees who had their identity stolen, this was such a nightmare.
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The time leading up to our wedding was nothing short of a nightmare.
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Choosing a mattress sounds simple, but for some it can be a nightmare.
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That sounds like a nightmare, but may be what's best for everyone. 1.
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It was a nightmare, but it's all been different for about 15 years.
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It could also be a nightmare to measure, and actually collect that tax.
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She remembers having a nightmare about Uncle Tim, though the details escape her.
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It seems to be a nightmare from which the United States cannot awaken.
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If this is indeed a nightmare, there are monsters aplenty to populate it.
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Despite these structural advantages, the 2018 Senate map is a nightmare for Democrats.
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LaPierre has called universal background checks a "nightmare" for law-abiding gun owners.
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A Mexican vacation has turned into a nightmare for this metro Atlanta couple.
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For many in North Kayong, healthcare is a dream and emergencies a nightmare.
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But what I was thinking was, This is going to be a nightmare .
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"It was a nightmare to shop for clothes during those days," she said.
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" –in A Nightmare on Elm Street 22010: The Dream Child "Die, little bitch.
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Minutes after jacking in, Castellanos was wandering the horrifying halls of a nightmare.
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Poor Yves, I was a nightmare to work with especially at the beginning.
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Royalty are a nightmare combination of wealth, social status, legal protection, and divinity.
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A "Nightmare Before Christmas" festival is happening in Austin, Texas, on December 20.
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We'd love for this to be a nightmare Negan's having just for kicks.
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"I'm 27 and I'm good — my life is not a nightmare," he said.
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What a nightmare of manipulated biases and metastasized hate it has turned into.
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We have been through a nightmare that we would never wish on anyone.
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She peered at her husband, who looked like he was having a nightmare.
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For aggrieved Clinton supporters, reading "Russian Roulette" will be like reliving a nightmare.
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History is a nightmare from which I am trying to awake, Joyce wrote.
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But Brexit is more of a nightmare for my partner, who has hemophilia.
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"It was a nightmare, and the days following weren't any better," she wrote.
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Besides, charging a 5,000mAh battery at wireless charging speeds sounds like a nightmare.
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The coronavirus pandemic is a nightmare, and the worst is still to come.
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Suddenly the Ferris wheel was a nightmare, the carnival games distorted and unpleasant.
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The American dream was a nightmare from which he was trying to wake.
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It was a nightmare of the likes I could never have imagined before.
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It doesn't take long before the idyllic summer camp turns into a nightmare.
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A year without Elliott would have been a nightmare for most Dallas fans.
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To people who work in the security field, this is a nightmare scenario.
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It became a nightmare when a volcano erupted and badly burned the newlywed.
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The Fyre Festival unfolded like a nightmare built for the social media age.
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"It's becoming a nightmare and it's nerve-wracking for the soldiers," he said.
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But the dream ending would quickly turn to a nightmare for the Raiders.
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Amazon has brick-and-mortar locations now, also, and they are a nightmare.
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For women, the start of 21625 felt like waking up to a nightmare.
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All the available information suggested it was probably going to be a nightmare.
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"Grinch bots" are turning the hunt for popular toys into a nightmare quest.
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"It was a nightmare at times," Jack Authelet, the Foxborough town historian, said.
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The fill was a nightmare, given the constraints of all the theme entries.
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"It was a nightmare," said Ron Folsom, a tourist from Fort Smith, Ark.
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Running into a troll while playing a video game online is a nightmare.
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This philosophy is a nightmare for people who have been working for years.
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Maybe it was less of a nightmare, more of a dream come true.
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"The restaurant is a nightmare for us all for months," a resident said.
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"I'm more motivated now because even though I felt like it was a nightmare last year, this time, this is really, in all honesty, a nightmare year," said Shere, who has two sons, one in high school and one in college.
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Since I use hair and clothing cues a lot, movies can be a nightmare.
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Passing even the most vaguely worded legislation through both houses will be a nightmare.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Timea Bacsinszky's day started with a nightmare but ended as a dream.
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For Terri Horman, the past five years have been a nightmare she can't escape.
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Number -- it&aposs both -- its bit of nightmare judicially, it&aposs a nightmare politically.
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Getting a job when you first get out of prison can be a nightmare.
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"You know that this is a nightmare for me," she wrote on the page.
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If this sounds like a nightmare scenario for America's women, that's because it is.
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When things do go wrong, however, a dream trip can transform into a nightmare.
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Like a nightmare that leaves you rattled long after you wake, this music lingers.
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"It has really been a nightmare since the beginning, a total nightmare," he said.
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Most of us have a nightmare scenario when it comes to our medical bills.
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The family's neighbor, Patricia Calderon, described the situation as "living a nightmare," NBC reported.
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Somebody who was once living in a nightmare is now living out her dreams.
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Trying to shoot time-lapse that way sounds like a bit of a nightmare.
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M. A nightmare account of an assignment gone wrong, but well worth a read.
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They make LinkedIn's tenth favorite dream job sound like a bit of a nightmare.
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But for many of these women, it is also a nightmare of sexual violence.
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In the sequel, Sebastian returns to a nightmare world while searching for his daughter.
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According to brokerage Jefferies, the sanctions would mean a "nightmare for China's 5G" too.
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It's a nightmare scenario, the 41-year-old says, but it's also her reality.
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Political fallout: This could be a nightmare for Republicans in suburbs and swing states.
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For public school educators, and particularly science teachers, her confirmation is a nightmare realized.
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Nielssen himself called it a "nightmare" but I'm putting it in my iTunes library.
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Dry, scaly skin can be kind of a nightmare no matter what the season.
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"I mean, I was a nightmare," says Lovato of that time in her life.
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Seriously, they're such a nightmare that scientists are trying to fight them with robots.
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Go deeper: Boeing's back-to-back 737 MAX 8 crashes are a nightmare scenario
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But there have also been times when the Hajj has turned into a nightmare.
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I just held my breath and was like, 'Oh, God, this is a nightmare.
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So we're not talking a nightmare scenario if you opt for Mod-less lifestyle.
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"It was a nightmare," Debbie Cardarelli said in an interview with The Washington Post.
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"Only India has this crazy combination," Damisetty says, and the result is a "nightmare".
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This was bad enough for the typical user, but a nightmare for Twitch streamers.
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It was a nightmare of dropped connections, long load times, and terrible video quality.
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Even the idea of dropping your phone into a storm drain is a nightmare.
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An HIV diagnosis is a nightmare, but it is no longer a death sentence.
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"It's sort of a nightmare you hope to never have to live," Smithee said.
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Quick update for the adults out there: Yup, high school is still a nightmare.
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Freddy Krueger, A Nightmare on Elm Street This villain messes around with your dreams.
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That sickly pall of "oh shit, this is a nightmare" broke across my face.
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Use jQuery for dynamic in-browser manipulation since raw Javascript is such a nightmare.
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Strict planning rules in pricey cities make building new homes a nightmare for developers.
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Make no mistake about it: Trump's performance in the third debate was a nightmare.
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They were the only guests, and that night, Stephen King had quite a nightmare.
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"I wanted to save money, but instead a created a nightmare," Agar told VICE.
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"It was a nightmare every single day," Allan said of the three-week ordeal.
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With his eyes peeking out just over the fabric, he watched a nightmare unfold.
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"It's just a nightmare," said a shipbroker who did not want to be identified.
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That tape was a nightmare for Trump, but a dream come true for comedians.
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And when I finally go to bed I will wake up after a nightmare.
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I had only been working there for a week, but it was a nightmare.
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"In the beginning, it was a nightmare," the company's project manager, Gianni Botteon, said.
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It calls to the women in the voices of their children, a nightmare karaoke.
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There was no room to crawl into her bed when I had a nightmare.
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Much of the tax bill reads like a nightmare list for blue state Democrats.
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Watching someone decorate cookies can be either a nightmare... Ooh, we can tweet photos?!
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T.: The Extraterrestrial"; "A Nightmare on Elm Street"; and Stephen King's 1986 novel, "It.
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It is a nightmare possibility, but one that we have lived with since 1945.
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Not bad for a team that looked like a nightmare heading into the season.
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I didn't know if 43 years of prayer was about to become a nightmare.
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When reality becomes a nightmare, dreams begin to seem like a form of sanity.
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Even a quick glance reveals that the Russian is a nightmare matchup for Maldonado.
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Usually that nightmare isn't that client in the salon, just in a nightmare situation.
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I've done that quite a few times to wake myself up from a nightmare.
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"It was a bit of a nightmare, but we got through it," he added.
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Background reading: • For conservatives, Mr. Trump's deal with Democrats is a nightmare come true.
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If this fairy tale now sounds like a nightmare, then look, but don't ingest.
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"A Nightmare on My Street," by D.J. Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince 10.
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Now, iFixit has shown that the Essential Phone is also a nightmare to repair.
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"His dream of forming a left-wing majority has become a nightmare," he said.
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But the Sandcastle Day School was a nightmare for the six students enrolled there.
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Even caddying for his brother was "a bit of a nightmare," Molinari said Friday.
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Days after Hurricane Maria, my wife woke up thinking this is perhaps a nightmare.
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Perhaps an unplugged Puerto Rico for months on end may really be a nightmare.
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Raines notes that getting supplies in the past two weeks has been a nightmare.
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Canadian artist Peter Camani has a dream—or a nightmare, depending on your perspective.
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But Republicans also avoided a nightmare, securing a spot in the California governor's race.
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For head coach Kyle Shanahan, the collapse was a nightmare he'd suffered through before.
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According to a 2019 class-action lawsuit, the company's cybersecurity practices were a nightmare.
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"Housebreaking her was in my kitchen, and it was a nightmare," Mr. Swanhaus said.
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That remains a nightmare scenario for Israel, according to Mr. Eiland, the retired general.
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That would be a nightmare scenario for Brussels, writes our chief correspondent in Europe.
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The Braves are stuck in a nightmare that seems to repeat itself every October.
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"Anybody who replaced the Al Saud would be a nightmare," Jeffrey remembered him saying.
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Lots bought at online auctions are easily returnable, and that can be a nightmare.
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"That debate was a nightmare," Bloomberg groans to a faceless room of campaign advisers.
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To a lot of readers, working for the CEO mom sounded like a nightmare.
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In the capitals of Europe, the trans-Atlantic relationship is turning into a nightmare.
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The first time I had sex with another spoonie, my body was a nightmare.
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" He said that filming the crossing for the last 60 hours "was a nightmare.
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Parking in L.A. is a nightmare and you don't have to deal with that.
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Another View I am concerned that my childhood dreams may turn into a nightmare.
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He never intended to scare anybody, so for him this is obviously a nightmare.
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Bennett Foddy has announced a new game and, well, it looks like a nightmare.
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The F and G trains have been "kind of a nightmare" recently, he said.
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But it's not, it's actually a nightmare—at least for one local wine distributor.
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But underneath, to a lot of people it's just a charade and a nightmare.
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The A-side is "Night Adrift," a grinding cut transmitted straight from a nightmare.
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The latest Washington Post/ABC News poll sure looks like a nightmare for Donald Trump.
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Apple's new iPad is thin, powerful—and a nightmare to fix when things go wrong.
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Have you ever had a nightmare about being trapped in the middle of a hurricane?
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A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) is available for rent or purchase on Prime Video.
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That is, until she remembers that her own high school experience was a nightmare hellscape.
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The featherweight experiment turned out to be a bit of a nightmare for "The Dream".
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Getting lost for days in the claustrophobic, pitch-black passages would probably be a nightmare.
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"It's a nightmare having to restart all the cluster and the main nodes," he said.
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But the Philadelphia couple's island getaway quickly turned into a "nightmare," Lauterborn told BuzzFeed News.
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Trying to keep up with watching your players and switch between channels is a nightmare.
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They've actually discontinued it, which is a nightmare for me because I only have two.
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Traffic is a nightmare and I end up getting rear-ended on the 405. Awesome.
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It feels like a nightmare every time I see the statistics on TV about us.
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Because these animals are a nightmare to identify, the researchers turned to micro-CT scanning.
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Traffic is a nightmare, so there's no way I'll be on time to work today.
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As any parent could tell you, permission slips are a nightmare on their side, too.
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She sent him out on his first audition, which was A Nightmare on Elm Street.
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"This still feels like a nightmare we are waiting to wake up from," they wrote.
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"I keep having a nightmare where I'm walking through a forest of blood," he remarked.
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But there are also some sneakier ways to ensure sitting in economy isn't a nightmare.
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Lunar dust turned out to be a bit of a nightmare for the Apollo astronauts.
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KAPALUA, Hawaii — Robert Allenby returned to paradise with hopes of putting a nightmare behind him.
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To those living the American dream in their own home, it can be a nightmare.
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Speaking by phone to reporters on Tuesday afternoon, Machado compared Trump's candidacy to a nightmare.
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Primary school was a nightmare for me, a tall, awkward, chubby girl with short hair.
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Fiery War Axe on the second turn is a nightmare for this type of Warrior.
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And 42 percent of millennials report they have had a nightmare about their business failing.
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On Saturday night, Avon and Somerset police in the UK had something of a nightmare.
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It's safe to say Detective John looks like he's having a bit of a nightmare.
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He is a perfect fit for the Trump administration, and a nightmare for sick Americans.
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Obamacare, was a nightmare of compromises that emerged only after long months of vitriolic debate.
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A nightmare that will occur again and again if Hillary Clinton takes the White House.
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It's one thing to have a nightmare about a demogorgon—that's at least not real.
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Given how much of a nightmare car dealerships can be, it's actually an excellent idea.
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I had a nightmare where I was tricked into performing in an avant-garde play.
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I had yet to realize that a dream job can also, sometimes, become a nightmare.
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Navigating through a crowd in a state with open-carry gun laws is a nightmare.
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Hackers are creative and will find ways to turn the Amazon services into a nightmare.
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I think that Paul's nights must have been haunted by a nightmare of this kind.
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For other people that might be a nightmare, because they don't want a pressure cooker.
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The survivors said they are hurting after their dream trip quickly turned into a nightmare.
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"What I hear these days is, you know, that's a nightmare to manage," says Chander.
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Melinda Major, a paralegal from Nashville, Tennessee, had a nightmare trip to Memphis, Tennessee recently.
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"Three days of wedded bliss turned into a nightmare very quickly," Hedrick wrote on Facebook.
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Hypersonic missiles are a "nightmare" weapon to which the US is especially vulnerable, Maine Sen.
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Form trumped function leaving Apple with a pretty device that was a nightmare to upgrade.
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These may sound like a nightmare to most people, but to some they're an invitation.
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"It would be a nightmare for Japan and also for the United States," he said.
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If a nightmare is occurring in this state, people may report night terrors, Giordano adds.
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Tracking them down would be a nightmare, the specialists in medical records and technology say.
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" He added: "It was a nightmare, but it's all been different for about 15 years.
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Bedtime was still a nightmare, but my older daughter stayed in her room until morning.
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Mr. Ricketson's son, Jesse, said his father's imprisonment had been a "nightmare" for the family.
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While it initially seems like a nightmare, a sequence of good luck comes his way.
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Depression is a nightmare that can cut you off from everyone and everything you love.
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That shit's a nightmare, and you know she's the one cleaning up the crumbs afterwards.
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Softly lit, his scenes often have the smeary quality of a painting, or a nightmare.
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It's a nightmare that begins even before a migrant makes it to the Libyan coast.
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Instead, the restorers woke up to a nightmare, with damages that mounted by Tuesday morning.
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"In northwest Syria vulnerable civilians are living a nightmare," the group said in a statement.
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"I feel that I am asleep and all this is a nightmare," the uncle said.
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Like a nightmare, it started after dark and did most of its damage by dawn.
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But even among people with some savings, the uncertainty around the coronavirus is a nightmare.
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John Cranko's "Onegin" (1965) — something of a nightmare for connoisseurs of choreography — is balletomane heaven.
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The process of being accepted as a refugee into the United States is a nightmare.
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"I kept thinking it was a nightmare, hoping that I would wake up," he said.
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For us, dreaming of yesterday is not a privilege, not a desire, but a nightmare.
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And for the Forbes family, his presence here has been nothing short of a nightmare.
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But when Rudd got on the Segway, his joy ride quickly turned into a nightmare.
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Read more: Zipcar Founder Says The Future Of Self-Owned Driverless Cars 'Is A Nightmare'
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It would be a nightmare scenario brought right into American hospital rooms and doctors' offices.
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Tracking these voters as they bounce around the political spectrum is a nightmare for pollsters.
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What we often see as a nightmare, Shariah, traditional Islamic law, is another man's dream.
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The administrative requirements were such a nightmare Congress created a mass escape hatch in 2017.
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Another, an Iraqi immigrant, endured a nightmare about federal agents coming to take him away.
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The Australian bogeyed the par-three 17th and finished with a nightmare quadruple-bogey eight.
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" — Rahul Mohanty, works in information technology in Pune "Paying for essentials has become a nightmare.
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But for Mac users, window management is kind of a nightmare and always has been.
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Most recently, brands started, uh, acting horny, in a nightmare Twitter thread started by Netflix.
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Sadly, the Trump administration is doing its best to turn that dream into a nightmare.
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"Europe was a dream that has turned into a nightmare," said Mario De Giorgi, 50.
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Hooked up to wires, then writhing on the floor, the creature is a nightmare vision.
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"It was like a nightmare," said Abdul Rashid Kakar, the owner of a tea stall.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A Chinese listings purge would be a nightmare on Wall Street.
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"Such treatment centers turn a person's dream into a nightmare," he reportedly told the gossip rag.
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"That would be a nightmare Europe game-changer scenario, much more than Brexit or Trump combined."
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The hearing is forcing "us to relive a nightmare we thought was behind us," they said.
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Instead of being useful, however, it's a nightmare of ads, messages and popups of all kind.
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" The Photo: Studio Shot with Tattoos The message: "Darling I'm a daydream dressed like a nightmare.
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But if this socialist dream ever became reality, it would turn out to be a nightmare.
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Even though 2016 was kind of a nightmare in many, many ways, it wasn't all bad.
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Regulatory approval, especially from the FDA, is a nightmare for many startups just getting their footing.
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"Not two days after you have a baby, you're a nightmare," she says with a laugh.
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Residents described a nightmare late Wednesday night when flames raced just four miles outside the city.
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It's like a nightmare and we have to wake up every day and realize it's real.
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Her life was a nightmare, and there did not seem to be an end in sight.
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Washington (CNN)For President Barack Obama, Donald Trump's presidential victory is nothing less than a nightmare.
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A re-occurring nightmare, and it was worse than a nightmare because I never woke up.
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"This is a nightmare for me, I've never seen anything like this," Mann told CTV Winnipeg.
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Check it out above and then let's get into all the ways this was a nightmare.
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Logistically, it's a nightmare: There are 500 hours of content uploaded to the platform every minute.
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Jubilation as ISIS loses control of key city ISIS is a nightmare, but only the latest.
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A nightmare became reality on Wednesday when the presidential text alert system sent its first test.
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For more unsuspecting buyers, that move-in-ready dream home can quickly flip into a nightmare.
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The lighting in this place is a nightmare for influencers like myself, to be quite frank.
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You could call it the "I had a dream but it's turned into a nightmare" narrative.
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KHARTOUM — The dream of a new Sudan has turned into a nightmare of blood and smoke.
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I was a nightmare to work with," Lovato told Refinery29, describing herself as "bitchy, a cunt.
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A dream vacation turned into a nightmare for passengers on a Carnival Cruise on Sunday night.
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For players that stick to playing only a couple heroes, these updates can be a nightmare.
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Put it all together and you get a nightmare from which there is no sane awakening!
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What should have been an idyll turns into a nightmare when Mr Solomon is nearly drowned.
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Nor do they have to worry about a nightmare combination of the two: rape by cop.
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As a former student of one of the affected schools told Buzzfeed, "It's been a nightmare."
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What matters isn't a particular amendment, but that the GOP's health care bill is a nightmare.
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Traveling by plane can be a nightmare filled with delays, turbulence, and not-so-great seatmates.
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I thought I was dreaming, having a nightmare and I wanted to wake up from it.
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Kilmeade is outraged on behalf of a marginalized group: "What a nightmare for coaches!" he says.
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It can provide food, water, and shelter to those who find themselves suddenly living a nightmare.
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"A former Kroger employee with close ties to current workers described the cuts as a "nightmare.
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"Studio space in New York is a nightmare," said Cybele Maylone, the executive director of UrbanGlass.
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I can hear the guinea pigs stirring, but that might be the residue of a nightmare.
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They are people whose "American Dream" unfortunately was never fulfilled, and instead, only became a nightmare.
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Getting the kids settled back into the work of learning after lockdown drills is a nightmare.
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What has followed has been a nightmare, with that paper trail playing only a small part.
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The process of picking a tattoo is easy, but actually printing it can be a nightmare.
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New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis called the accord an affront, and the Tsipras government a 'nightmare'.
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The process was as engulfing and terrifying as a nightmare without the release of waking up.
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Moreover, any open convention that shuns Mr. Trump could be a nightmare with no clear alternative.
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Now it was the idea of letting all that go, working from home—what a nightmare!
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On this tour, we were trying to get home from Texas and it was a nightmare.
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Biking alongside manually driven cars can be a nightmare for both the biker and the driver.
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What I'm saying is: This man is a man, and therefore a nightmare to live with.
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"This year, I'm working in a more managerial role, and it's a nightmare," she told me.
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They're setting the template for others to follow — a nightmare scenario for even this teflon president.
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It's really a common nightmare, and I just think we're literally living through a nightmare now.
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It's a nightmare: When they get up, Darius is pinned to the ground, in serious pain.
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The situation in Belgium, in particular, has been like a nightmare playing out before our eyes.
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Hypothetical Gameplans In some ways Yair Rodriguez could be a nightmare opponent for Chan Sung Jung.
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It was a nightmare for us to hear the artillery and rocket launchers from the mountain.
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But what a nightmare it can be when you realize you've bought the wrong pair. Boxers?
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"The six-hour difference isn't that big, but the West Coast is a nightmare," he said.
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Texting, posting on social media or answering emails has become a privilege — and sometimes a nightmare.
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During the 143s, the incompetence of Peru's political class had turned the country into a nightmare.
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US Representative Adam Schiff (D–California) recently called deepfakes a nightmare scenario for the 2020 campaign.
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It's a nightmare that is tossed off casually, in the middle of a much larger story.
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But it didn't feel like our school, it seemed like a movie, a dream, a nightmare.
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Ebola in Goma is a nightmare scenario WHO and DRC's health ministry are scrambling to prevent.
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Its emergence represents, at the very least, an erosion of democracy — a nightmare, not a legacy.
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"I keep hoping it's a nightmare from which I'll awake," Mr. Evans said in a statement.
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The first half, by contrast, was a nightmare for Curry, who picked up two early fouls.
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But, like in a nightmare, Mr. Hefner was the only one at the party who aged.
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"vans is doing a nightmare before christmas collab i am living and striving," one person tweeted.
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The conditions are a nightmare and have even prompted many Chinese to close the animal trade.
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I've had a nightmare dealing with insurance reimbursements in the past, so I am extra precautious.
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As if waking from a nightmare, one raises her head, curls her body and begins rocking.
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Víctor Torres called the events a "nightmare weekend" after hundreds of flights were grounded, trapping tourists.
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" However, the artist's family announced the news on Facebook Wednesday, calling her sudden death "a nightmare.
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Once it starts to snow or sleet, getting to and from shows can become a nightmare.
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Previously you had to delete the photos and re-upload them and it was a nightmare.
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Republicans need to wake up to this horrid mess of a nightmare they have helped create.
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Getting them that way, I observed, must have been a nightmare of pins and tiny tweaks.
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"People have woken from a nightmare," Kelly said, referring to market turmoil in January and February.
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It was impossible to tell if the games were good because controlling them was a nightmare.
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"I know for many people this feels like a nightmare that just won't end," Cooper said.
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Anyone who has woken from a nightmare knows that shapes and colors morph in the dark.
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The inaccessibility of New York subway stations, particularly if one has a disability, is a nightmare.
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But Ford's allegations have turned what looked like a political dream for Republicans into a nightmare.
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It should have been the happiest time of their lives, but it quickly turned into a nightmare.
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The system was kind of a nightmare, and it takes a lot to get a green card.
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Failure to agree the deal would lead to a "nightmare future of permanently polarized politics," she said.
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"The whole situation is a nightmare," Gene Vargas, father of the dead man, told the Express News.
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In land-scarce Hong Kong, finding a final resting place for the dead can be a nightmare.
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"This is the debut presentation of what I think will be a nightmare-inducing robot," says Raibert.
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It is a nightmare, and one that Meyers Leonard appears to be living to its fullest extent.
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Specifically, the piece is about how for people with Crohn's disease, public bathrooms can be a nightmare.
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It sounds like crap and it's a nightmare to edit if you've got more than one speaker.
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But administering complexity of the level that India is contemplating will be a nightmare—and expensive, too.
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Without my smartphone it would have been a nightmare to find their phone number in my emails.
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It seems unlikely that Wells Fargo is the only one that has become a nightmare to manage.
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Akhundzada's appointment may not be a nightmare scenario come true, but it's still a potential horror show.
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The fantasy becomes a nightmare as the narrator thinks back on the ways Bad has abused her.
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Quitting was a nightmare and it worsened my depression and I binge-ate to get over it.
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"Finding great musicians for your venue or event is a nightmare," says Encore co-founder James McAulay.
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The Trump Administration's approach to Planned Parenthood in particular is all but certain to be a nightmare.
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For the more than 6 million seniors who suffer from vision loss, mobility is often a nightmare.
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"That situation was such a nightmare for Khloé at a time that should have been her happiest."
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That situation was such a nightmare for Khloé at a time that should have been her happiest.
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Although the security breach became a nightmare for Avid Life Media, the real nightmare was only beginning.
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Nicola Peltz, actress and daughter of billionaire Nelson Peltz, is allegedly a nightmare human, by the way.
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But maybe those same carriers shouldn't have made the exchange process such a nightmare to begin with.
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"I thought it'd be like reliving a nightmare," Clark, 62, says in the current issue of PEOPLE.
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The latter counts could quickly prove to be a nightmare for Trump, legal experts told VICE News.
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Just then, the kids on screen went past a theater showing A Nightmare on Elm Street 5.
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My passenger seat is a fetishist's dream of damp spandex and my laundry situation is a nightmare.
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"Life as a refugee in Afghanistan is a nightmare and it's going to get worse," she said.
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But it's important to remember that Russia, by and large, is a nightmare land of digital debauchery.
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Unless you're a self-driving car developer, in which case you have the makings of a nightmare.
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"What should have been a blessing has turned into a nightmare," the Taita Taveta County farmer lamented.
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History, indeed, is a nightmare from which we cannot awake—only one from which we can learn.
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But for doctors, these restrictions are a nightmare, as they block access for their most vulnerable patients.
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"The current situation in Idlib is a nightmare," said Sonia Khush, Save the Children Syria response director.
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They are a nightmare to plan, take ages to deliver and risk becoming bogged down in politics.
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But cats or no cats, this project shows that cable management doesn't have to be a nightmare.
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Both are annoying for those who can see them, but they're a nightmare for those who can't.
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In shows like Shameless or Arrested Development, the family is mostly a nightmare unit to be endured.
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Suddenly that dream of owning every video game became a reality, and that reality became a nightmare.
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What was supposed to be a time of celebration turned into a nightmare for one Tennessee family.
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I'm a bit of a nightmare to work with but Daniel came through with a real touch.
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I had to wear a uniform my whole life, which was a nightmare for somebody like me.
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Follow these tips, and you'll create a remote team that runs like a dream, not a nightmare.
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In a lawsuit, Von Schwarz and Oakenfold say everyday since they moved in has been a nightmare.
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That's either a dream or a nightmare depending on how you feel about the New England Patriots.
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It's just coming down The unrelenting snow has made life a nightmare for some motorists in Kentucky.
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"It must be a nightmare to harvest, they'd have to pick them all year round," says McLaughlin.
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This was not a conflagration everyone was flying into, this was a nightmare they were flying over.
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"It was a nightmare, I didn't survey the plumbing and I seriously paid for it," he remembers.
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" Since then, he's become more vocally opposed to the appropriation, calling it "completely insane" and "a nightmare.
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Jeff Sessions followed DeVos's lead and snuck into Trump's cabinet late Wednesday, despite obviously being a nightmare.
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The hearing is forcing "us to relive a nightmare we thought was behind us," the family said.
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"It was unreal and kind of like crazy... A nightmare I can't wake up from," he said.
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Because I was lost, because I wanted help with my English, because my father was a nightmare.
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But after paying the security deposit and first month's rent, buying furniture can seem like a nightmare.
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"It's a nightmare scenario," said Michelle Lapointe, acting deputy legal director for the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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The US auto industry has been staring down a nightmare scenario with the Trump administration and California.
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Data breaches such as Equifax's recent hacking scandal are a nightmare for hundreds of millions of consumers.
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Twelve-year-olds can be a nightmare, but they can usually only get so much past us.
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In tears, he clung to the notion he was living a nightmare, trying to will himself awake.
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What a lousy situation American voters are caught in, when performing one's civic duty becomes a nightmare.
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Sure this form of digital courtship sounds like a nightmare—Chatroulette for people trying to hook up.
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A nightmare morning for one California man had a happy ending thanks to a stroke of serendipity.
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This season of menand militaries is a crusade—a nightmare of pompous menadhering to fire and women.
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For the record, being a 24-hour viral sensation as a female gamer is also a nightmare.
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It makes sense that someone who could tap in that directly that live would be a nightmare.
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The latter half of the 20th century was, to put it bluntly, a nightmare for many people.
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The finale hinges on a "Nightmare on Elm Street"-type cliche in the fight to defeat Pennywise.
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The situation could also undermine Sheikh Al Thani's stability, which would be a nightmare for the Qataris.
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Over the last couple weeks, coronavirus fears have transformed a once-booming stock market into a nightmare.
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What happens after that is a nightmare for everyone, even the tweeters most alarmed by the virus.
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And "A Nightmare on Elm Street" is among the many other horror films on T.V. this Halloween.
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The GOP coronavirus relief package is a dream for big corporations, and a nightmare for struggling Americans
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An unnamed woman (Jiehae Park) wakes from a nightmare and finds that she can no longer sleep.
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The moment I found out felt like a nightmare, and the want to terminate was there immediately.
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But the reality is that Trump's plans will likely be a nightmare for many of these Americans.
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Mr. Vett's lawyer, Mark Bederow, said the past six months have been "a nightmare" for his client.
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"This is a nightmare for regional missile defenses," Vipin Narang, a nuclear expert at MIT, told me.
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When Monster's powers begin to fail, Tiger steps up, taking on a nightmare by denouncing its reality.
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But a state of joblessness, friendlessness, or hopelessness with a child depending on you is a nightmare.
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Years of low commodity prices were a nightmare, and President Trump's tariffs made a bad situation worse.
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"I hate traveling in the first place, so this is like kind of a nightmare," she said.
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This could be a nightmare; we may simply add these new devices to our screen-addled lives.
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If the virus is like a nightmare, then the sudden response to it is like a dream.
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If the virus is like a nightmare, then the sudden response to it is like a dream.
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It takes place in a nightmare of history, in which events are repeated, fugue-like, into eternity.
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But it's become a nightmare for one startup built around that pitch, Jumpshot, as Lauren Johnson reported.
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But "Legion" is a nightmare absorbing enough that you don't feel the need to question the endgame.
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Maybe the experience of shopping for it was a nightmare or the retail price was unnecessarily high.
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Read more " _____ • Damon Linker in The Week: "Is a life without work a dream or a nightmare?
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"It's really been a nightmare," said Diana Natalicio, UTEP's president and herself a first-generation college graduate.
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While moving is never easy, the company you hire can make that transition smooth — or a nightmare.
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Thinking back on that time now feels like waking from a nightmare: bolting upright at 4 a.m.
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When I finally emerged from her house, I felt like I had woken up from a nightmare.
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As much as I disliked George Bush the second, I would never have a nightmare about it.
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"At Segway we tried to do it the right way, and it was a nightmare," Kleber said.
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"If [CEO Reed] Hastings wakes up at night with a nightmare, it's Iger and Disney," Ives said.
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"Top marks for the kit, because it's a nightmare to sort 2,000 pieces of Lego," Woolnough said.
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Left-hander Mickelson famously also had a nightmare partnership with Tiger Woods at the 2004 Ryder Cup.
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The workplace email inbox is a nightmare, but there are plenty of wrong ways to kill it.
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In the embassy, Assange, who suffers no shortage of self-regard, became a nightmare for his hosts.
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Critics worry that a standardized world is dull and mediocre, a nightmare of conformity and Kafkaesque bureaucracy.
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It was a book idea born of a nightmare ("the crying girl was lost in my head").
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It was a nightmare to get the right distance and angle, but it had to be perfect.
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We were trying to escape from a nightmare, but we're there mining our misery for dramatic purpose.
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"It's really a nightmare scenario," said John Garder, senior budget director of the nonprofit National Parks Conservation Association.
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The expedition soon turned into a nightmare when Caldwell and three others were taken hostage by militant rebels.
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While that would be a nightmare for environmentalists, it's unlikely that all Paris signatories would abandon their pledges.
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Classically calculating these entangled states in even very simple molecules can become a nightmare of exponentially increasing complexity.
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To escape a nightmare, sometimes you just need to remember that your life is worth waking up for.
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And then we switch from 1992 to 2017, where Superman is having a nightmare about his parents dying.
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Diddy was distraught for weeks, calling her death a nightmare, and delivering a powerful eulogy at Kim's funeral.
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Of course, life within Samsung's walls for the past half a year has been closer to a nightmare.
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I've got to think making sure the user experience is good on all those platforms is a nightmare.
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First there was his "I have a nightmare" inauguration speech with its references to "American carnage" and protection.
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"I was very traumatized thinking about my family and how my life had become a nightmare," he said.
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Like the scene where she's having a nightmare and can't stop crying... I was so protective of her.
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Honestly, the feedback process and yearly reviews for this position are a nightmare, if they happen at all.
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EXCLUSIVE: The founder of a facial recognition company described as both "groundbreaking" and "a nightmare" is speaking out.
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FOR anybody in the information business, Pope Francis would be a dream, and a nightmare, to work for.
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It would be a nightmare scenario for a party that will need unity and momentum before Election Day.
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For some, red ink can spark a potentially serious allergic reaction, turning the tattoo experience into a nightmare.
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When I learned my 18-year-old daughter had been arrested for heroin possession, it was a nightmare.
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Traffic is a nightmare this morning, but I still make it to to the office by 8 a.m.
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"This feels like a nightmare; I still cannot believe what has happened," Vincent Lapointe said in a statement.
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Around the Strip, though, it's best to use taxis or a rideshare service: Traffic is usually a nightmare.
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It is a modernist dream that quickly becomes a nightmare, of course, when you join the scrum yourself.
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Such a nightmare would metastasize in the artist's later works with brutal images of blood, veins, and sperm.
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Usually they're posed as if they're crawling out of a nightmare, rather than swimming in an exotic sea.
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And for those of us who get anxious in social situations, that can feel like a nightmare scenario.
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You will absolutely believe what happened next because it has happened to you in a nightmare, admit it.
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Image: M Dreibelbis/FlickrCeliac disease can be a nightmare, with the slew of gluten-triggered ails it brings.
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This day that started out so great ended with a nightmare from which my family would never awake.
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This could prove a nightmare: the Bank of England reckons tens of thousands of firms could be affected.
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This means you have to deal with parking, and parking in New York City can be a nightmare.
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The layers of random chance and complex decision-making are a nightmare for relatively lightweight video game AIs.
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Since I graduated three years ago, I have been living a nightmare that I can't wake up from.
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The travel experience starts before you get on your flight, because the airport itself can be a nightmare.
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Look around Being stuck underground in a hot, overcrowded train carriage is most people's idea of a nightmare.
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The Bachelor might traffic in overwrought romantic fantasy, but Becca's entire ordeal was definitely more of a nightmare.
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SIM management can be a nightmare in most phones, and is usually next to impossible in waterproof ones.
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Is he merely trying to warn fellow Canadian Drake that Swift is a nightmare dressed like a daydream?
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It wasn't backed up on iCloud — the whole thing is a nightmare dealing with it, in that sense.
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Sound phobias are very common for dogs—and cats—making this holiday a nightmare for millions of animals.
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For US security hawks, the prospect that China might dominate both 5G and AI is a nightmare scenario.
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Getting to Dodger Stadium is a nightmare, even for a city where traffic is a way of life.
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Zolciak-Biermann and husband Kroy Biermann describe April 22, when their dog Sinn bit Kash, as a nightmare.
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The blood speaks from a shrill cry of recognition that tears itself from one's breast like a nightmare.
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"Weekends and holidays are a nightmare," says Krzysiek, who I'm told is the best mechanic in the shop.
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The 3-point loss felt to Guy like a nightmare from which he couldn't, and seemingly wouldn't, escape.
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Even if Clinton somehow wins—which again, is extremely unlikely at this point—this is still a nightmare.
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While the parties have few policy differences, one minister described the prospect as a "nightmare" during the campaign.
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Prominent Apple watcher Jim Dalrymple labeled Apple Music a "nightmare" before giving up on the service last year.
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But it would be a nightmare for regulators trying to crack down on tax evasion and money-laundering.
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Complex indoor environments such as airports and shopping malls can be a nightmare to find your way around.
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Another fun fact: Eggers has said the goat that played Black Philip was a nightmare to work with.
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I have been waiting an hour to take my son back to Jerusalem and it is a nightmare.
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Because most of these areas are rural, the increased traffic can create a nightmare on the crowded roads.
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Chicago Alderman Michael Zalewski, head of the committee, called the incident a nightmare that should have been avoidable.
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The 41 detainees left in Guantanamo Bay live a nightmare existence of forced feedings, legal limbo, and boredom.
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But a new plan that regulators approved Tuesday is generating fears that the dream could become a nightmare.
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What seemed like a normal fun activity that we enjoyed as a family has turned into a nightmare!
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Adam is maybe the only redeeming character on this program but dating Hannah Horvath looks like a nightmare.
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What followed, according to court documents, was a nightmare that has become all too familiar in recent weeks.
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But again, the Metro is a nightmare that not even the NHL's points system can make look good.
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Sure, your go-to commuting shoe is great on days that trekking to work feels like a nightmare.
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"I thought I was having a nightmare, but the nightmare was that I was awake," Mr. Kyle said.
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Severe weather in the Northeast on Monday led to a nightmare day of air travel throughout the country.
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"We're happy now, because we got through a nightmare, that I don't know how…," Sanjuana Zamago told NBC5.
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One night, she had a nightmare that it was February 14 again, and she got shot at school.
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"I am awake in a nightmare right now," said Chief Bryan Reyes of the Palm Springs Police Department.
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The person who does get the job may be walking into a nightmare, CNN's Stephen Collinson explains. 3503.
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"It was a nightmare, that game," Geir Thorsteinsson, the president of Iceland's soccer federation, said in an interview.
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The Mackinac Bridge that connects the two peninsulas of Michigan is a nightmare to cross during the winter.
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Angus King, I-Maine, warned that hypersonic missiles were a "nightmare weapon" that threatened to make carriers obsolete.
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It is a nightmare from which there may be no waking so long as Trump remains in office.
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It's a nightmare if you're transgender, just got married or have any other reason to change your name.
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"Fire at Sea" occupies your consciousness like a nightmare, and yet somehow you don't want it to end.
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In my view there is a 25 percent chance that Democrats end the midterms with a nightmare scenario.
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In the eyes of its detractors, C++ is needlessly complex, a nightmare to debug and even just read.
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Gets a call, can't believe it, thinks it is a nightmare, wants to wake up from the nightmare.
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I have a nightmare probably once a month that I'm on stage at a Volcano, I'm Still Excited!!
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Now, after having a nightmare that brings Claire rushing to his bedroom, the French lad explains it all.
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Paratopic brilliantly plays on horror imagery and freaky sound design to put you inside of a nightmare place.
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Reading this is like dreaming — though whether you're immersed in a nightmare or a wet dream is unclear.
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The freeze is a nightmare scenario for the NPS and Bureau of Land Management, which is also understaffed.
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Boy, when I saw that, I was down visiting Vegas, and I thought, 'This guy is a nightmare!
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Everyone agrees corn ethanol is a nightmare, and no more benign alternative has been able to scale up.
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But "3 days of wedded bliss turned into a nightmare very quickly," Cheyenne said in a Facebook post.
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Summer is already a nightmare, trying not to sit on them as you go about a semiproductive life.
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"If you walk away, ISIS will come back and create a nightmare," Mr. Graham said in an interview.
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"For a family from Hialeah, it was a nightmare that still has them in fear," the newscaster says.
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Except that Fonny and Tish are loving while black, an existential truth that is turned into a nightmare.
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Mike: So we're kicking off 2018 with a nightmare, and no, I'm not talking about your expense report.
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But even if they could be trained, officials told the White House, the logistics would be a nightmare.
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Sipa via AP Images The Year of Trump has been a nightmare for the officials running the GOP.
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That would be a nightmare for law enforcement and frankly unsettling even for many ardent Second Amendment supporters.
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Filling out financial aid forms can be a nightmare, especially when parents don't speak English, Ms. Weingarten said.
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"From reading the news I was afraid it was going to be a nightmare," Mr. Kennedy, 46, said.
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"Dancing is a nightmare for straight white guys," was how Ms. Lee put it in a recent interview.
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Sanders has vowed to be a "nightmare" for both the insurance industry and big banks on Wall Street.
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She says the trains were a nightmare, apparently because two trains hit each other earlier this morning — yikes.
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Not since Kendall Jenner made a nightmare Pepsi ad has one incident united people the way #Fartgate did.
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"Being retired now, Black Friday is a nightmare of the past," a former retail worker told Business Insider.
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When Mr. Levit subtly bent the tempo of the eighth variation, he turned an idyll into a nightmare.
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World Review Nelson Mandela's dream of a free, prosperous and nonracial South Africa has turned into a nightmare.
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It's a total mess, a nightmare of addiction: beer cans everywhere, pill bottles, coke straws under the bed.
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"Do you think that he had a nightmare and thought it was reality," she asked of Trump's claim.
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The night of the executive order, Mr. Alfayadh had a nightmare about immigration officials coming to arrest him.
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"It's been like a nightmare for the whole family," Ms. Sanchez-Ocampo said in Spanish, through an interpreter.
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The experience of actually seeing and walking on it — for a foreign tourist at least — is a nightmare.
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Singh appeared to backpedal from that message Monday, as the Conservatives tried casting that scenario as a nightmare.
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For financial institutions, a disorderly Brexit would be a nightmare, and they're taking steps to limit the damage.
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It was just supposed to be a quick stop, but for Fifi Ho, it turned into a nightmare.
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And even if there were no warming, and no acidification, fossil fuels are a nightmare at their sources.
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"I can't imagine something that was more of a nightmare," Mr. Smolen said in an interview on Tuesday.
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That means his support for the president could make the next year or so a nightmare back home.
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"Beginning in late January I was getting increasingly bearish and I woke up with a nightmare," Ackman said.
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To most of us this would be a nightmare, but in Chicago this is actually a good outcome.
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" And it is John who says that hating her father, even if he's a nightmare, is "so entitled.
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Coles: Well I'm only laughing because anybody who has negotiated with me knows I can be a nightmare.
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"If you are a congressional Republican, this is a nightmare," said Joe Brettell, a Republican strategist in Houston.
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Like other developing countries, Brazil's dense bureaucracy creates a maze of hoops that can make everyday tasks a nightmare.
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Instead, over the next seven years, she found herself living a nightmare some would say was worse than death.
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There is very little joy in the world; if a Nightmare King brings anyone joy, may they have several.
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Maybe you snuck downstairs for a forbidden late-night viewing of A Nightmare on Elm Street as a kid.
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The toy music box twinkling foreshadows a dream becoming a nightmare, but it gets maddening after an hour straight.
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"The white taxis are a nightmare," Heba Hashem, a 23-year-old graphic designer in Cairo, told Egypt Independent.
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In this sense, House of Cards is a nightmare version of The West Wing in more ways than one.
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Typing or merely accessing anything toward the top of the screen on a phone that large is a nightmare.
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Rickie Fowler posted an even-par 70, while this season's three-time winner Justin Thomas suffered a nightmare round.
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Some take him more seriously and see him, should he become president, as a nightmare for the Middle East.
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The singer doesn't talk much about his love life too much — so was dating in the spotlight a nightmare?
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STUCK in the middle of the fens outside Cambridge, the Babraham Research Campus is a nightmare to get to.
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For Mike Dyer, a pleasant Sunday morning bike ride with friends through the Calabasas hillside ended in a nightmare.
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"This is a nightmare," she says as she takes a curling iron and blow dryer to her client's hair.
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The construction phase, to put it bluntly, was a nightmare for many who live and work along Second Avenue.
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Throughout the years, plenty of terrifying villains have made their way into the cultural zeitgeist (and many a nightmare).
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Chatting with a business is much more convenient than calling, but doing so over SMS would be a nightmare.
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"Although Mars Argo was growing in popularity during this time, Ms. Sheets was living a nightmare," the document reads.
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Or, she added, Britain could leave without a deal to soften the shock, a nightmare scenario for many companies.
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Laudable as the law's aims are, its implementation is proving a nightmare as the deadline draws near (see article).
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Click here to view original GIFThis is like something out of a nightmare: a chainsaw attached to a drone.
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"I found I had stepped into a nightmare – most of my buyers are state-owned enterprises (SOEs)," he said.
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There are definitely people for whom periods are a nightmare, and not something they'd want to embrace or share.
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Earlier, while visiting a Clinton campaign office in Cleveland, Biden warned of a "nightmare" presidency if Trump were elected.
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It's a nightmare scenario for Samsung, which has built a reputation as the premium smartphone brand next to Apple.
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Some visitors were stuck on rides or stranded in buildings, which sounds like something straight out of a nightmare.
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My three mothers Many of the memories I have of Kolkata and living as an orphan are a nightmare.
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Another reader, who didn't give their name, called the iPhone 73 "a nightmare" and said that Bluetooth keeps disconnecting.
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Amy Lombard: This question is a nightmare for me because I like to collect things—antiques and various memorabilia.
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Three years ago my life was kind of like a nightmare, and, now I get to live my dreams.
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And the key to stopping the outbreak before it unfolds into a nightmare might be high-tech synthetic ice.
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If you regarded the 2016 presidential election as a bit of a nightmare, well, you ain't seen nothing yet.
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Dating was a nightmare, leaving the house seemed daunting, and I was self-medicating with prescription pills and alcohol.
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If your goal is to make Clinton's presidency a nightmare of gridlock and partisan strife, why not start early?
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The ban is dying in the courts, but the situation for many immigrants in America is still a nightmare.
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"You're going into this hole—it's like a nightmare, it really is," says Mostiller, who's navigated this experience herself.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti was among the first to speak out, calling "TrumpCare" a "nightmare" for the poor.
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"We did not expect our highly anticipated vacation to end as a nightmare in complete humiliation," Ms. Chan said.
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Gutierrez says the experience felt like a "nightmare" and revealed that several lawyers contacted her, suggesting that she sue.
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It sounds like something from a nightmare, but this, Massimino says, is just the reality of slumbering in space.
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When you're sharing a room with a sibling, roommate, or significant other, a single closet can be a nightmare.
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But if their growth story turns into a nightmare, it could be a huge setback for the entire industry.
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For the reality deniers that include Merkel, Macron, and even Britain's Theresa May, President Trump is indeed a nightmare.
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Always a glutton for punishment, the hard headed wrestle-banger is a nightmare for anyone once he gets going.
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It would be a nightmare and one that we would not stand for — neither should our nation's small businesses.
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The Trumpified Republican Party is a nightmare, and there is no one more likely to repair it than NeverTrumpers.
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After going 20-8 and winning the American League's Cy Young Award in 2015, Keuchel had a nightmare encore.
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It turned into the scene from a nightmare, with supporters breaking down in bewildered tears as the unthinkable happened.
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Here is one key takeaway: Mr. Taylor described a "nightmare" scenario for Ukraine that would ultimately benefit Russia. 4.
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"She has her whole life in front of her, and with one incident, we have a nightmare," she said.
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While Vonn had a nightmare weekend at Lake Louise, it was a different story for fellow American Mikaela Shiffrin.
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That lie turned into a nightmare for me as I'd dream about walking around with no legs or teeth.
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It has been a nightmare for one of America's oldest sports that has grown into a multibillion-dollar agribusiness.
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But by 1958, trucks carried nearly 50 percent of the food entering New York—creating a nightmare of congestion.
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The flight was a nightmare, delayed by bad weather and then turbulence, after which the airline lost my luggage.
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In fact, the fibers are woven with argan oil to ensure scratchy thermals are a nightmare of the past.
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THERE ARE 14 OR SO NATIONS THAT HAVE TRIED IT AND THEY'VE DROPPED IT. I MEAN IT'S A NIGHTMARE.
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Playing football at the university was a dream for James, but by his sophomore year, he faced a nightmare.
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"5 years ago today we all woke up to a nightmare," Gibson wrote in the caption of the post.
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My grandfather had spent years inside a nightmare in the hope of bridging the great distance to this heaven.
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To me, standing all day would be a nightmare, and up-and-down desks have been a great alternative.
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The Russian military still relies on conscription and is still a nightmare of poor training, hazing and dodgy equipment.
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And same with "A Nightmare on Elm Street," which is such a brilliant movie and such a brilliant concept.
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I think it's a nightmare for Donald Trump and he has no way of stopping it before the election.
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What was supposed to be a normal morning in the McFadden household turned into a bit of a nightmare.
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The website where you made your booking was a fraud, and now your dream vacation has become a nightmare.
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"After two weeks, I knew it was going to be a nightmare; everything needed a complete overhaul," Little says.
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This is causing a nightmare for companies that rely on email newsletters or offers to gain and retain customers.
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We started with four different people on the panel, and different people every night, and that was a nightmare.
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Premiering at the Sundance film festival almost seven years ago, Pariah showed a nightmare so many queer women dread.
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But not everyone who was a bit of a nightmare as a child grows up into an awful adult.
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With the new Reagan administration coming on, it was a nightmare for people who were free thinkers or progressives.
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The possibility of another generation getting hooked on nicotine is a nightmare scenario health regulators are scrambling to avoid.
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The pricey Canadian mobile market is a nightmare for consumers, and the government is finally doing something about it.
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Dealing with a dexterous lead leg kicker can be a nightmare and even more so when takedowns are forbidden.
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In a nightmare scenario, a California woman was attacked by a swarm of up to 80,000 bees on Monday.
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But thanks to a steady decline that seems irreversible, these questions matter, and Howard's first impression was a nightmare.
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You get a few minutes with one of them before the other one shows up, and it's a nightmare.
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It&aposs a nightmare, living out your life in a society where you can trust nothing and no-one.
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What Peter got instead was nothing short of a nightmare, and he's got his mom to thank for that.
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What he found instead was a nightmare of degradation, all in service to and fostered by the American military.
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But rising rates of mortgage debt and student loan debt are making the pursuit of home ownership a nightmare.
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Because the idea that anybody could look at me and go, "Va va voom!" was, you know, a nightmare.
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Kupferstein told the judge that saying someone was a "nightmare" did not necessarily reflect on the person's professional abilities.
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"It's a nightmare right now," Dr. Tim Hoffman, the hospital's chief of pediatric cardiology, said in a 2016 meeting.
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The violent surveillance and subsequent media firestorm turned Seberg's life into a nightmare, leading to her suicide in 1979.
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"As soon as I saw that, I realized that it was just going to be a nightmare," he said.
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In short, I don't believe we are reaching the end of a nightmare, but rather we are entering one.
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One official said that trying to enforce the sanctions that the terrorist designations would prompt would be a nightmare.
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I don't blame them, because they have to balance sports and classes, and their schedule sounds like a nightmare.
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I was super nervous beforehand, and once we got there it actually turned into a bit of a nightmare.
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Germain recalls an instance where a person with a phobia of heights reframed a nightmare as a self-challenge.
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"This is a nightmare" for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Jack Pandol of the National Republican Congressional Committee, tweeted.
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He added that the trip, which started in Buenos Aires, Argentina on March 7, had turned into a "nightmare."
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"We need to be more respectful that plastic is a great tool but can become a nightmare," he adds.
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It's true that immigration policy is a nightmare, we can't take everyone and almost no one advocates open borders.
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For some employees, like teachers who have conducted classes digitally for weeks, working from home can be a nightmare.
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Take the depth out of Zola's tale, though, and you might find yourself in a nightmare akin to Spree.
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Last fall, Caldwell had a nightmare that Honnold appeared at his front door bloodied and broken from a fall.
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Aya Hijazi, a US citizen formerly held as political prisoner in Egypt, said it was a nightmare come true.
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Their quiet coziness is shattered by a gang of men, who roar out of the dark like a nightmare.
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Ross has since come forward, describing Schedler as a "nightmare" and a "creep" who would not leave her alone.
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Finding an apartment in New York City can be enough of a nightmare without noise pollution to contend with.
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The ones without a view of the sea and with more limited space must be a nightmare of claustrophobia.
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When her husband surprises her by buying her a dream house, the consequences are nothing short of a nightmare.
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Ms. Judd has argued that Miramax called her a "nightmare to work with" in retaliation for the hotel encounter.
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"It's just a nightmare," Mr. Wright said, after a fourth day of protracted commutes from his New Jersey home.
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"Unless you're a healthy millionaire, Trumpcare is a nightmare," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader.
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Nintendo has unleashed the trailer for its upcoming Super Nintendo World theme park and it looks like a nightmare.
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When he returned home from his honeymoon in Belize, the idyllic days of beachside lounging turned into a nightmare.
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But the prospect of Trump on the warpath against Ford has created a nightmare scenario for Republicans in Congress.
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It's a nightmare scenario — intense sucker-punch hurricanes that linger — and it may grow more common in the future.
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"It's been a nightmare week for Zuckerberg and Facebook," said Daniel Ives, an analyst who tracks Facebook for Wedbush.
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Most consumers don't fully understand the extent of their financial exposure if such a nightmare event were to occur.
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Like the traces of a nightmare that you can't remember yet which still cast a shadow on your day.
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