Because these new photos from Netflix's upcoming Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina are, well, chilling.
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"The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" is frequently chilling, but it's rarely much of an adventure.
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But often, this is simply a way of chilling the press and most importantly chilling sources.
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" Nowadays, Grammer and his wife spend their days "Netflix and chilling"—with an emphasis on the "chilling.
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Like if I'm just chilling at home, it's not like I'm just chilling at home, like laying on the couch.
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"That had a chilling impact on the protests in Iran, and it had a chilling impact around the world," Robertson said.
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Intended as a chilling admonition against female volatility, read 20043 years later, amid the current reckoning, it presents itself least ambiguously as a chilling admonition against male entitlement.
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The original rule would have had some chilling effect, the rule with the penalty has a further chilling effect, and because of that we don't think it's a good idea.
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The key distinction between The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and the witch stories of the '90s, however, is that The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina presents those restrictions as sinister and unfair.
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"The chilling effect … has impaired company culture," she added.
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" He added that the campaign was "chilling" and "systematic.
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The conclusion would be chilling if it weren't so reserved.
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It's had a chilling effect on the field ever since.
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They're great for traveling or just chilling at your house.
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But what terrified her most was his chilling weekly ritual.
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He said he was just chilling like nothing was weird.
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Chuck Christensen gave a chilling description of the alleged shooter.
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Every trailer for Lady Macbeth looks more and more chilling.
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Kiernan Shipka as Sabrina Spellman in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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Chilling Adventures of Sabrina comes out on Netflix Oct. 26.
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"It's going to have a dramatic chilling effect," Vidler said.
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It's always in my head, but for now, I'm chilling.
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It sustains an atmosphere of dread which is truly chilling.
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Because Netflix's new series Chilling Adventures of Sabrina debuts today.
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It has all the necessary ingredients, and that is chilling.
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Warning: Spoilers ahead for Chilling Adventures of Sabrina season 1.
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And the impact of that has been immediate and chilling.
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Warning: Spoilers ahead for Netflix's The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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We know that surveillance has a chilling effect on freedom.
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Watching Alisyn Camerota interview Nazi Arthur Jones was bone chilling.
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And that has a chilling effect of freedom of expression.
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The streaming service's adaptation of Margaret Atwood's novel is chilling.
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Evelyn's death is less cinematic, but definitely more chilling. 14.
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I'm just chilling with dad on this fine beach day!
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That's a chilling indicator that you may be the target.
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I saw Gaga do it once, and it was chilling.
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But the chilling reality is that security is ultimately fallible.
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" Such songs, you say, have to be "chilling" and "disturbing.
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But Friday's attack signalled a more chilling threat to foreigners.
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But a chilling prospect emerged after the White House meeting.
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That alone might have a chilling effect on investment worldwide.
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Newlyweds were chilling out from the convulsions of the sixties.
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As is, 'Into the Dark' is more chill than chilling.
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These are among the most chilling pages of the memoir.
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They have chilling, silencing effects on legitimate and valuable speech.
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As is, Into the Dark is more chill than chilling.
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And that could have a chilling effect across the country.
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The gifts it brings, however, are chilling and generally unwelcome.
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"We just want a continued chilling effect," the official said.
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Just as the commission intended, the results have been chilling.
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Grab an extra blanket, because this is a chilling tale.
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Then he called back — it was so chilling and terrifying.
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Chilling videos on social media show Aldean running off stage.
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This week, chilling reports emerged of another deconstructed food item.
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Little did he know it was chilling on his shoulder!
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And, as you say, there's something chilling about the recordings.
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That's according to a chilling report from the Associated Press.
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The chilling outcome retains its power after nearly a century.
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"Just going inside the house is chilling," Sheriff Lott said.
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The implications are chilling, in the view of many strategists.
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Just some cool stock photo Millennials chilling around bein' political.
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At worst, Savage will be rich and chilling in London.
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The filing called the university's policies "chilling" on free speech.
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Jo March (Saoirse Ronan) chilling at home, just like you.
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Not super long ago, we would not be chilling here.
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Some of which, it should be noted, are rather chilling.
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Its terse and chilling final line lands with enduring ambiguity.
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Chilling out is not always easy for stressed out urbanites.
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This censorship also had a chilling effect on scientific inquiry.
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The murder had a chilling effect on Cambodia's embattled opposition.
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In my research, I read chilling accounts of these attacks.
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The lawsuits detail stories that range from frustrating to chilling.
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Five Below had a chilling day to begin the week.
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Chilling photos show what the abandoned hospital looks like today.
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The pettiness to Stalin's complaints about the film is chilling.
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The results are back, and they're both fascinating and chilling.
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That's a chilling distinction for the world's first constitutional republic.
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Now, of course, the prophecy seems all the more chilling.
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"That has a chilling effect on developing countries," she said.
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When you're talking about evacuating rural towns, it's just chilling.
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Which do you find most significant or chilling and why?
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There were several chilling tributes to late legend Muhammad Ali.
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"The implications of the government's demands are chilling," Cook wrote.
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George is chilling like a mutt in a motorcycle sidecar.
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It's easy to imagine a chilling effect across the entire internet.
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That cost makes the most sunnily optimistic images the most chilling.
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Click through to read eight seriously bone-chilling tales from 2016.
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That was despite record-cold temperatures chilling much of the Northeast.
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Her descent into madness is one of cinema's most chilling transformations.
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"With a toddler, chilling out is hard to do," she says.
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Individually each story is damning, but the collective result is chilling.
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Chilling innovation in the security of these products would be unfortunate.
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The chilling story of La Llorona also holds a social function.
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But you see something like this and it is quite chilling.
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"So this is a chilling effect," Dhillon warned at the time.
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Warning: Mild spoilers from The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina are ahead.
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It's comfort, like a hearty soup on a chilling January day.
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That is likely to have a chilling effect on historical inquiry.
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These practices could have a chilling effect on the free press.
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Oh no, we're here to talk about something much more chilling.
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Erika: Just like they said: good vibes and just chilling. Yeah.
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By contrast, the Cars are pure consumer object: shiny, inexpressive, chilling.
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Exporters gripe about the chilling effect of sanctions on business relationships.
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Indeed in some respects it showed a chilling disregard for customers.
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Tracking down their identities would result in a great chilling effect.
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It's a chilling juxtaposition between what we can see and hear.
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Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is adolescent melodrama mixed with occult horror.
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Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina doesn't toss out those earlier iterations.
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Yes, that chilling "snap" beat is already leaving you wanting more!
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When I was 18, we were chilling in an abandoned orphanage.
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Cows chilling in what was part of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest.
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This gadget takes the draining and chilling out of the equation.
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Caballero, meanwhile, viewed the whole legal threat as chilling his speech.
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Could Ben be a character on The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina?
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She's chilling out in her posh hotel when the door rings.
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"One day, I was in a regular club chilling," Toni says.
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Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina Part Two returns on April 5, 2019.
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Or maybe Beyoncé Clown has come to take her chilling revenge?
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But some still fear the law could have a chilling effect.
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S. trade war and global slowdown, chilling business investment and demand.
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This Halloween, we'll have to settle for Netflix and chilling instead.
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New episodes of Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina can't come fast enough.
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"The moment #NotreDame's spire fell" Galey wrote alongside the chilling footage.
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So he's just like chilling, by himself, walking around Hit Factory.
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"She put you in the friend zone," one chilling meme begins.
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The ice-chilling cycle seems to water the coffee down further.
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That has chilling implications for the potential spread of the infection.
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It's a chilling conversation — and helps Luke remain for another week.
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This has led to a chilling effect on willing, healthy donations.
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The chilling images showed marks along her neck, chest and eyes.
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This would have chilling effect on free speech, the defense continues.
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Tanning, diving, swimming and chilling are vital to maximum summer satisfaction.
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HPE describes the scene when they found Joey's body ... it's chilling.
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When your secret kid's IG shows he's chilling with Pusha-T.
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Her latest spine-chilling contribution in Hereditary, however, gave her pause.
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Both are prone to abuse, and to chilling of legitimate speech.
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It became for me the most chilling part of the story.
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" Scarborough said the language of the administration was "frightening" and "chilling.
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This chilling mystery has inspired an array of often-contradictory theories.
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Self-chilling marg glasses Mother's Day falls at the perfect time.
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Scroll right on past the Schwarzenegger chilling with Ronald Reagan post.
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We love just chilling and finding a meal to pore over.
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"It sends a chilling warning," the group said in a statement.
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" And then, later: "I'm chilling, I'm winning / Like on another level.
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Most disturbing, this initiative has a chilling effect on civic engagement.
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LONDON — The bodies have been dumped on doorsteps with chilling regularity.
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The threat has what we call a "chilling effect" on speech.
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" Warner added that he found the intelligence agencies' reports "fairly chilling.
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A chilling but relevant thought for any future arms-control talks.
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While chilling, this doesn't quite capture what we're up against today.
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Yes, Chilling Adventures unleashed my emotions, so one point for Levinson.
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Shirley Jackson's bone-chilling 1959 gothic novel, The Haunting of Hill
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Most lawyers dislike judicial recall, fearing the chilling effect on judges.
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"The threat of a lawsuit has a chilling effect," Kohn says.
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That is called a chilling effect, and it should be feared.
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The most chilling part is who else is in the promo.
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I will answer all your questions in a bone-chilling ramble.
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For civil libertarians, however, one moment will remain chilling and lasting.
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They are doctors and they are never anything less than chilling.
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Each scene ratchets up the tension to an explosive, chilling end.
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Those numbers, to me, were more chilling than the guard towers.
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As the smartphone wars reheat, the threat of chilling innovation looms
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But at maximum, it could have a chilling effect on adoption.
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The echoes between the two produce a strange and chilling effect.
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It was a chilling coda to years of hoping against hope.
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A classic murder-mystery trope ignites this clever, sometimes chilling novel.
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In this #MeToo moment, Crown's physical bullying of Bess is chilling.
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Others also noted the spine-chilling quality of this foreknowing tweet.
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The remarks could have a chilling effect on existing, nongovernmental tokens.
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The Smollett case could have a chilling effect on the conversation.
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The chilling first trailer for director Todd Phillips's Joker is here.
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Caroline: I agree, even if only for that chilling final sequence.
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The 1996 amendment has had a chilling effect on CDC research.
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The living room went silent after Mr. Durst's chilling words aired.
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Ms. Friedman Agnifilo said the chilling effect on witnesses was concerning.
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She's chilling in the desert, red hair glinting in the sun.
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A "cemetery for immigrants" — the words are chilling to Dr. Pérez.
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"The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" reboots Sabrina Spellman for the 2010s.
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We are now in that shadow zone, dark, chilling and perilous.
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Would there be a slight chilling effect in reporting that story?
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It's a chilling example of the way algorithms impact human behavior.
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Chilling photos show what the abandoned power plant looks like today.
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Chilling photos of a hospital that's been abandoned for 25 years
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What makes the police encounters chilling is how routine they are.
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It freezes very well, whether you're chilling poached pears or applesauce.
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The announcement has sent a chilling message to Syrians like Bahaa.
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Watching the choreography of all this is both chilling and mesmerizing.
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But when it came back last month, the piece was chilling.
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In another room, her husband was hearing the same chilling accusations.
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"We're just chilling at home where it's cool inside," Brown said.
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" She went on: "The silence about Jews is absolutely deafening, chilling.
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The case has had a chilling effect on Canadian-Chinese relations.
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The case has had a chilling effect on Canadian-Chinese relations.
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But advocates are worried that it would have a chilling effect.
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"F--- With Myself" is edgy, chilling, darkly contoured, and extremely gutsy.
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"It's going to have a chilling effect on investment," he says.
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The rise in campus white supremacy is chilling in its scope.
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Here's a photo of the hyperscooter™ chilling in a cafe.
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Palpatine is chilling in a spooky lab full of Snoke clones!
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T. is loving the cooler weather and is just chilling outside.
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So we're controlling our intake of calories and just chilling out.
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The ever-chilling Andy Serkis as the Ghost of Christmas Past
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It's chilling and eerie, and Jeremy Strong has never been better.
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For Americans, this is a chilling moment in a surreal time.
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Forecasters said bone-chilling temperatures are expected in the storm's wake.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook called it a "chilling" request and demurred.
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Even the threat of this bill is having a chilling effect.
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In the current climate of intolerance, this footage is especially chilling.
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It's also, however, a chilling nod to his allegedly fierce temper.
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"Chilling out in Hawaii with my girlfriend and my kids and her kids and doing nothing but watching the kids and chilling," the star told PEOPLE exclusively when asked how he plans on spending the next month.
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"We've just been chilling out on the social media front," said Jacob.
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FED'S KAPLAN SAYS RECENT THREATS AGAINST MEXICO HAVE 'CHILLING' EFFECT ON BUSINESS
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Two terms that are chilling in connection with such a powerful agency.
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In a chilling moment, Joseph gets close to June, teasing a kiss.
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"That, too, sends a chilling message to our immigrant communities," he said.
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Other fascinating, and sometimes chilling, archaeological finds have been made in Peru.
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"Prune them," she says, in one of the opera's most chilling moments.
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Some, like Netflix's Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina, only take a few months.
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The attempt to undo Australia's regulations has had a chilling effect elsewhere.
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Potter's return to her beloved Nantucket, but so did a chilling surprise.
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She also put out a chilling video for "Needed Me" in April.
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Her chilling video rallied people to protest in cities across the country.
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Why and how does it make its ear-shattering, soul-chilling sound?
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Rendered by the German engraver Johann Jacob Ridinger, the image is chilling.
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The attack on them is a chilling warning to other journalists worldwide.
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Gomez even wore official Weeknd merch while chilling out with her squad.
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Tonight's trailer is certainly chilling and unsettling, promising violence and jump scares.
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Watching the film in light of Madsen's crimes, certain lines are chilling.
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It's like, Oh my God, they really are literally Netflix and chilling.
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Toward the end of our discussion, Mounk said something I found chilling.
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MTV's live camera feed showed the couple chilling backstage during Beyoncé's performance.
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Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is getting a surprise holiday episode on Dec.
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Put this one on your taking a bubble bath and chilling playlist.
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I think that's why her final monologue to camera was so chilling.
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The tension has had a chilling effect on the Games' ticket sales.
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Answering emails, meditating, "chilling" with his dog, taking karate classes, and eating.
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That is until you get to the special's final, very chilling, scene.
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She's chilling — and spending more time focusing on her friends and family.
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Essentially, it would create a chilling effect for alleged victims coming forward.
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Chilling &aposblood vengeance&apos discovery: 18753,000-year-old skull tells grisly tale .
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How the movie Frozen might play into all this is downright chilling.
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Ross Lynch – Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Choice Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Actress
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Bloomberg just published a chilling report on Amazon's anti-theft intimidation techniques.
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For the Western businesses still operating in Russia, the implications are chilling.
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Article 13's opponents worry that this can have a chilling effect.
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Here are some of the chilling eyewitnesses to today&aposs horrific events.
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This chilling (and hopefully true) tale of terror testifies to that fact.
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Chestnuts roasting on an open fire...Netflix and chilling with your fam.
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Warning: Spoilers ahead for the Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina part 1 finale.
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"Ninety percent of the time we're chilling, we're fucked up…," laughs Justin.
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It's chilling to wonder how bad the next security breach could be.
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The UK's Channel 4 turned RussiaWorks' video into a short, chilling film.
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Buster Posey just chilling at home plate will never not be funny.
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For Hough, a horror writer and filmmaker, the chilling incident proved inspirational.
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Get a taste of the bone-chilling banshees in the trailer below.
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Check out the track ... chilling stuff and probably ill-advised, legally speaking.
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Chilling security camera footage and eyewitness testimony suggest the men were executed.
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So I see shades, terrifying, chilling shades of [the real world], everyday.
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The ultimate solution comes in the form of self-chilling wine glasses.
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In this context, the brazenness of Liu's imprisonment appears even more chilling.
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The video is chilling and the camera remained on throughout the incident.
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Frozen spaces are but one chilling case of an iceberg of waste.
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Makes: 8 Prep time: 15 minutes, plus chilling Cook time: 6 minutes
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" Another told CNN, "Any thought of firing the special counsel is chilling.
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The chairman of the Judiciary Committee sent a pretty chilling tweet yesterday.
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Soon you knew not to be surprised, and this awareness was chilling.
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Journalism advocates say it could have a chilling effect on news coverage.
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The mail bombs sent to media outlets also are reprehensible and chilling.
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Green spent most of his minutes chilling behind the three point line.
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Two episodes into Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, I knew I hated it.
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It was chilling, the revelation, but it also suited her world view.
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Trump's speech to the Long Island police officers was long and chilling.
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And China and the United States are in a chilling trade war.
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It was pretty chilling to know it happened right where she was.
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The Dickey Amendment had a tangible, chilling effect on public health researchers.
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They are unlabeled, but their details, once explained, are almost unbearably chilling.
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They are eye-opening, often chilling and include fascinating lessons about business.
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So far, these videos have been extremely effective in chilling me out.
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Washington (CNN)The physical resemblance to his father is evident and chilling.
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The chilling video was one of several ongoing cases involving police violence.
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Months later, they've been found chilling on an island miles from shore.
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The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is about witchcraft, hell, and scaring boys.
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However, it could have a chilling effect on coverage of sensitive stories.
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This is why Carson's statements are so chilling and so cruelly ironic.
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That in itself constitutes a chilling effect and breach of academic freedom.
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Supporters stood in chilling stillness, simply staring at the screen above them.
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The Trump administration is sending a chilling message to communities of color.
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Quadruplet mother only seems to have three babies chilling in her uterus.
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It's a chilling survey of apathy and dehumanization on a mass scale.
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The preview for the season 6 finale provides some blood-chilling clues.
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Critics argue its approach risks chilling free expression via AI-powered censorship.
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Why not have a summer of chilling out and fucking each other?
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Leaking and making "criminal referrals" are chilling the environment for future witnesses.
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Opponents of the law predicted a chilling effect on access to abortions.
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It's chilling that Trump appeared willing to help Putin with his vendetta.
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And history teaches us that the logic of worthlessness has chilling implications.
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That's why you see a lot of mixed race people chilling together.
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It's a chilling reminder of the risks involved in reporting in wartime.
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The past few picks seem to follow a chilling but logical evolution.
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There was Stephen Flemmi, his sidekick with a chilling nickname: the Rifleman.
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An adjustable steel chaise for medical experiments on humans is particularly chilling.
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It's chilling that prosecutors are turning into activists and it spells catastrophe.
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The nine women recounted experiences with Mr. Horovitz that had chilling similarities.
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But a few of the houses hold a particularly chilling feature: statues.
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Although no less chilling, it's also deadly earnest, full of discomfiting nuance.
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Personal Journeys It rained almost the whole time, a bone-chilling drizzle.
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It's a chilling concept, and one that Moss gives her all to.
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I've read it now, chilling and difficult and funny, horrifying and smart.
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THE CHILLING scene seems drawn from a thriller, but was horrifyingly real.
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In fact, that's what is most chilling about the tele-prompted Trump.
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I found it chilling that her achievement would create so many struggles.
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He's played one of the most chilling television villains of all time.
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" Ayer described Barr's ideas about Presidential power as "chilling" and "deeply disturbing.
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I watch the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and take a small nap.
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"Consistency and predictability are important to avoid a chilling effect on investment."
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He took chilling pictures of the police fishing bodies from the Hudson.
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Most chilling of all, both arise out of government policy and action.
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It was chilling to watch many legislators, stone faced, ignore their pleas.
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If you're chilling at Martha's Vineyard, and think 'It's a done deal.
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Carol telling Morgan that she should have killed him was so chilling.
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"Currently chilling and watching a good old fashioned movie with a friend."
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Also, chilling out just doesn't work for me the way work does.
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Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Part Three premieres January 24, 2020 on Netflix.
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The chilling new trailer for Netflix's latest true crime binge is below.
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Then the chilling text messages detailing how he would be "hunted down".
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"Humans," based on a Swedish series, is also chilling but less cold.
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Currently chilling and watching a good old-fashioned movie with a friend.
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Or is he just chilling in his luxury bunker in New Zealand?
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Another View A chilling little bill is working its way through Congress.
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On Wednesday morning, a few Chicago residents embraced the bone-chilling temperatures.
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It's a chilling depiction of how walled-off our country has become.
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Netflix&aposs "Sex Education" and "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" return in January.
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"It has a chilling effect, that affects information for voters," she said.
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Chilling effects are generated by fear — and that fear isn't always rational.
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As chilling as it is to contemplate a foreign power seeking to undermine the sanctity of our electoral process, it is even more chilling to contemplate our own leader seeking to turn the people against our free press.
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The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina has been renewed for parts 3 and 4.
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That's a chilling statistic for any manager, especially in a tight labor market.
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And, you know, posts of her just chilling with a piece of corn.
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The chilling rendition puts to bed any doubts over Watson's ability to sing.
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Outside, a long, chilling list of the missing was taped to a window.
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Prudence Night's deep purple lips on the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina for another.
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She's chilling out on the fire escape of the Time Hotel in NYC.
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Artist's digitally-rendered Dr. Manhattan/Dorner character voices their disillusionment with chilling detachment.
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It heralds Mother Winter's approach, pushing the sun away and chilling the earth.
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TS: Yeah, and that the recording of that 991 call is really chilling.
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I was expecting a teeth-chilling cold, but it was just slightly cool.
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The fallout sent a chilling message to other women in porn, Benz said.
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Trotter said he couldn't stop thinking about this chilling moment during the flight.
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The chilling testimony was part of Mr. Le Roux's cooperation with the government.
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Total time: 1 hour, 15 minutes, plus chilling Recipe adapted from Nadiya's Kitchen
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Weeks earlier, Takahashi posted a chilling message on social media, The Guardian added.
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On "Love Is Not Love," they created an anthemic, at times chilling, song.
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The arrest of the Feminist Five produced a chilling effect within the country.
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"We've just been chilling out on the social media front," says Jacobs, 33.
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This surrogate method of patenting has had a chilling effect on research before.
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The whole sequence is the most chilling thing I've ever seen on-screen.
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The chilling effect in newsrooms often comes from within the organisation, experts say.
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But I'm traveling at the moment so that's just chilling in there, hah.
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Black Friday is for staying warm, chilling out, and saving big on Sony.
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Clownish as that might sound, there is a chilling subtext for global competitors.
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Subscribe now for an inside look into the chilling trial — only in PEOPLE.
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Case in point, this truck just chilling near a hotel in downtown Winnipeg.
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It's this exhilarating uncertainty that gives All the Days its particular, chilling power.
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His cruel dismissal is chilling, and for Tracee, it's one slight too many.
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But even putting that strange meta-irony aside, Keaton is chilling as Toomes.
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More often than not, he's skulking around or chilling out on a sofa.
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He'd be chilling with a beer, got his whiskey and cigarette, just talking.
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It's exciting but also chilling — an origin story for a long national nightmare.
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BEAM hasn't just been chilling in the cargo hold these last few months.
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An exodus of corporate partners could have a chilling effect on those donations.
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After all, Netflix and chilling is an activity that knows no geographical bounds.
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The chilling new documentary Three Identical Strangers takes moviegoers on one wild ride.
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Chilling on the porch with tea is the mindful alone time she deserves.
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Join us as we binge the first season of Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina.
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Big Boi appears last, chilling in a decked out throne rocking medieval gear.
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Makes: 4 servings Prep time: 25 minutes, plus chilling Cook time: 35 minutes
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I had so much fun chilling with him in Fresno earlier this month.
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This will bring more bone-chilling cold to Minneapolis, Des Moines and Chicago.
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What's particularly chilling about this is the way everyone was in on it.
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Loki doesn't get sad, especially since he's chilling on that golden Asgardian throne.
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So I think it's going to have a chilling effect on this movement.
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Barriss' reaction to Andrew Finch's death has betrayed a chilling lack of empathy.
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Billions of droplets rain down to the bottom, chilling out along the way.
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The chilling effect in newsrooms often comes from within the organization, experts say.
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But the bits about office culture inside tech giants are actually more chilling.
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For one, the public fighting casts a chilling effect over current Cabinet members.
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In a sport that's known for unpredictability, Chen has become a chilling constant.
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The bone-chilling nom de guerre of humanity's soon-to-be gastronomic imperator?
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Witnesses tell us she and the fam were chilling in the 100th row.
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The chilling incident was caught on camera by ABC's Good Morning America crew.
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Both chilling and cerebral, "Life" has its fair share of CGI-enhanced moments.
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Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook called the request "chilling" and did not assist.
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"It's a Draconian effort that will lead to a chilling effect," Barca said.
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Chilling out over the weekend can definitely be a great way to unwind.
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The prospect of re-integration of the Taliban is chilling to the singer.
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The weather is always great, so everyone's fine with chilling and doing nothing.
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Anti-trans violence and murders have continued their chilling increase year after year.
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Watch the replay back again, revel in it: That headbutt is composed, chilling.
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The committee found that the ban had a chilling effect on medical providers.
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We doubt nursing leaders actually support this, as the consequences would be chilling.
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The killings at a smart restaurant in Dhaka, the Bangladeshi capital, were chilling.
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Chilling Coasters Who doesn't enjoy a nice, cold beverage after a long day?
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This created a chilling effect, with stations often choosing to avoid controversial material.
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The chilling effect of harassment and doxxing has impaired productivity and company culture.
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Further, taking water up the sleeves in fall or winter is shockingly chilling.
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Advocates said the punishments issued by the court would have a chilling effect.
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Your performance Wednesday, both in Mexico and Phoenix, was nothing short of chilling.
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Forget chilling in her crib, this baby is going to travel the world.
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But being fired for rudely opposing the President has a dangerous chilling effect.
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"Ex Machina" is a chilling sci-fi thriller that's perfect for AI enthusiasts.
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The developments have had a chilling effect in Washington among lobbyists and consultants.
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Mariusz Potock photographed chinstrap penguins chilling on an iceberg in Bransfield Strait, Antarctica.
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The image of young Philip's face covered in the boy's blood is chilling.
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The annual meetings come amid a tightening ideological atmosphere that is chilling speech.
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In a nutshell, I'm doing me, I'm chilling, I'm having fun with it.
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Savage Exile, premiering on Noisey today, is the soundtrack to a chilling nightmare.
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There are memes about how chilling this goddamn stop-motion animated film is.
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But Sunday's new trailer for "Metalhead" might be the most bone-chilling yet.
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Businesses fear a chilling of transatlantic trade, valued at $1 trillion in 2014.
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"This threat alone may already be chilling free-speech across the country," Reps.
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His arrest was a chilling reminder of a reality she'd hoped was changing.
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"Today, that fact remains the chilling reality," wrote the three Cold War veterans.
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The chilling attack killed five people and left the world of journalism reeling.
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That has had a "chilling effect" on recruiting within the industry, Epstein said.
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Patrick and Jill Dempsey are officially out of splitsville and chilling in backtogethertown.
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Starring a cryptic Gina McKee, that chilling version was more subtle and claustrophobic.
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Even if that never happens, it's a chilling new level of surveillance online.
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Another example of racial erasure is in "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" on Netflix.
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The attack is also likely to have a chilling effect on voter turnout.
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Chris Christie delivered easily the most chilling speech of the Republican National Convention.
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This is a live stream of goats chilling in a pen in Florida.
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" "They committed serious violent crimes under public gaze, which is horrific and chilling.
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Instead, they're having a chilling effect because no one wants to be sued.
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The accounts of murders and punishments and random cruelties are chilling and unsparing.
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That's a chilling prospect, and that's why we can't inadvertently abet his cause.
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That worldview is what makes Trump's thought on Xi all the more chilling.
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It is a deadly earnest excursion in emotive music with a chilling lyric.
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Some puzzling, even chilling texts pop in, and he feels compelled to answer.
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Why would a woman kill husbands, lovers and inconvenient children with chilling regularity?
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The revelation was chilling: He had fractured the C2 vertebra in his neck.
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That was bad enough, but on Sunday, Mr. Trump's taunts became more chilling.
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"For you to send it, it does create a chilling effect," Hirono replied.
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Her duet last week with Rachel Platten, on "Fight Song," was almost chilling.
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But the allegations outlined by the women are consistent, detailed and bone-chilling.
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A chilling 911 call captured Bolanos' voice, according to testimony from her godmother.
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That letter is funny stuff, but boy oh boy what a chilling thought.
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Read on for a look at this chilling artifact of the Cold War.
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It's chilling to consider what a black market could do with this data.
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A thoughtful new drama returns alongside two new and chilling true-crime series.
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Gyamfi says even if never enforced, policies still achieve their intended chilling effect.
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But, it does bring "Running Out of Ice's" chilling cold open full circle.
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"For the American market, it's going to have a chilling effect," Williams said.
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This dog chilling in a purse on the subway needs your attention. pic.twitter.
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One thing that's kind of chilling is the way that it's become autonomous.
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The situation seems ripe for a burst of furious denunciation, a chilling moment.
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The fact that Warner had to remind people of this fact is chilling.
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Fear of institutional betrayal may lead to a chilling effect of reporting harassment.
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"This could have a chilling affect," said Nela Richardson, chief economist for Redfin.
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"It had a chilling effect on people all over the country," he said.
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The chilling surveillance video shows at least one moment of desperation and heroism.
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The chilling effect of these attacks can be very public, and very personal.
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I'm just chilling for the moment, and we will see after this tournament.
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"It's intended to send a chilling effect," said Mr. Gillum, the Tallahassee mayor.
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" Those chilling words belong to Dolours Price, another central figure in "Say Nothing.
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But does this mean his chilling declaration of allegiance to Negan was real?
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The brilliant light was a stark contrast to the bone-chilling January air.
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It's emotional and chilling, at the same time as being happy and sad.
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" Milch called Trump's ban "beyond chilling" and said it "undermines our international obligations.
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Chilling animation: Parkland shooter's movements in school This chilling animation made by the Broward Sheriff's Office presented during a Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Commission meeting recreates shooter Nikolas Cruz's actions inside the school on February 14, 2018.
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The screen then fades to black, and the chilling laugh of Emperor Palpatine rings.
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So even when there is lots of warmth, there is still bone-chilling cold.
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On Tuesday, the White House released a chilling report on AI and the economy.
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Makes: About 32 candies Prep time: 20 minutes, plus chilling Cook time: 10 minutes
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We have the same friends, so when he comes home, I'm chilling with him.
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The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is a fictional show based on comic books, sure.
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The group chalked these setbacks up to the "chilling effect" of New York's campaign.
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The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina desperately wants you to know how woke it is.
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The result is a chilling portrait of how children become radicalized through their parents.
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Well, that's just chilling in a wallet, waiting until the crook comes to collect.
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"This has a chilling effect," said Senator Frank Drilon after the police chief's deposition.
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"We're already seeing that chilling factor of people not cooperating with us," Lyon says.
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The Christchurch shooter's video is the most chilling and extreme documentation of this phenomenon.
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It was at once realistic and chilling advice, and Martin chose to heed it.
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McGowan was an exception: She spoke on the record, on camera, in chilling fashion.
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Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, meanwhile, doesn't seem to want to be all that grounded.
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The details of the brief interaction are chilling, especially when reading them in succession.
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Nyong'o also had some chilling words for those hoping to see an "Us" sequel.
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The first 10 episodes of "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" were released on Oct. 26.
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In another chilling moment, Gomez coyly reveals that she is sucking on an eyeball.
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Thought you'd have to wait until next Halloween for more Chilling Adventures of Sabrina?
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Experts in the field, though, are much less concerned about such a chilling scenario.
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The Windup Girl is a particularly chilling take on what the future could hold.
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And now, one brewery has introduced - in a chilling Halloween twist - candy corn beer.
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At this point, we've all binged every episode of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, right?
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His apparent enthusiasm for increasing the United States' use of torture is downright chilling.
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"It's a new year!" replies Sabrina, which presumably means lots of new chilling adventures.
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I think that's absolutely chilling," he said in an interview with CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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The trailer dramatically ends with chilling images of Roberts running, and a horrified scream.
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We also see the Three-Eyed-Raven and Bran chilling in a sunny locale.
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Yes, we are talking about the very fun Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina holiday romp.
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VanderZanden will enjoy watching from afar, chilling out and collecting that sweet 20 percent.
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So, one tampon is just chilling somewhere in the "Upside-Down," so to speak.
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Human-rights groups say the jailings will have a chilling effect on free speech.
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Grandma is stoked to see a couple of monk seals chilling on the shore!
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The lawsuit will probably have a "very chilling effect on women," the woman added.
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It's chilling, and Parker's camera wants us to shudder at the sight of it.
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As many have noted, the video draws a chilling parallel with another recent event.
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The Brexit vote could buoy populist sentiment or have a chilling effect on it.
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The two strolled for the camera, posing in an hair-raising, spine-chilling video.
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Chyna also upped the ante by posing in a series of blood-chilling Snapchats.
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"I believe it had a chilling effect on conservative news," the former curator said.
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Today, we've added even more bone-chilling (yet heart-pumping) tracks to the list.
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Later, he swears his loyalty to Negan in a scene that's straight up chilling.
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Those are the arrests that have the biggest chilling effects rippling through immigrant communities.
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Meetup El Paso From free group bikes rides to chilling with other dog parents.
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But it's still a chilling cautionary tale about the dangers of getting too online.
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What results is a chilling reconsideration of family that's deeply scarring but also necessary.
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The first trailer for Chilling Adventures of Sabrina definitely lives up to its name.
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Make the evening's toast a little fancier with self-chilling wine glasses for $214.60.
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When I'm just chilling and hanging out with friends, I won't do any skin.
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People would kill to meet her, and she was sitting in front me, chilling.
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But most chilling will be the PRO Act's impact on our economy and society.
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It was chilling in a rocking chair with one leg crossed over the other.
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Read and reflect on this chilling text from Steve Bannon to Axios last night.
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"It captures the chilling first moments of the crash," David wrote in the post.
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"We slept in the bush with no blankets despite the chilling weather," Kyari said.
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Clay's face, however, remains hanging in the dark room, and the implication is chilling.
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We now know what Vicky told friends and family, and it's a chilling story.
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These trolls had a chilling effect, driving many of their victims off the service.
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Chilling effect Civil society groups are alarmed by the implications of the proposed law.
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The existence of the vials raised another chilling possibility: Could smallpox make a comeback?
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The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina will likely premiere in the 2018-2019 TV season.
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These laws have a chilling effect whether or not courts will eventually block them.
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Even the way he casually tells Michelle "You'll learn to love cooking" is chilling.
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However, it's side 14 that is the most chilling — not to mention downright threatening.
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There's the hot duck, the hot cat from Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and ... Gritty?
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" "It was more a question of keeping sane in the evenings, just chilling out.
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My first step toward trying these potentially noxious, definitely chilling delights was finding some.
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Basically, you can invest the time you used to spend vacuuming, on chilling out.
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In antiquity, Hyperborea was simply the far north of Europe with its chilling climate.
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This lady is just chilling — specifically, with her foot sticking out of a sunroof.
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Chilling causes a greater consistency in the size of the individual particles after grinding.
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The only character more chilling than Francis Urquhart is our American friend, Frank Underwood.
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Hood dudes are chilling with gay dudes; your best friend's brother is in drag.
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Further massacres are commemorated in chilling place names: Butchers Creek, Skull Creek, Slaughterhouse Gully.
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Polenta is the relationship therapist mediating between us and the chilling winds of autumn.
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These chilling facts have been confirmed over and again during our ISIS defector interviews.
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You start out as Bruce Wayne, just chilling at home in your palatial manor.
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Unlike its comedy-oriented predecessor, Netflix's The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina will be dark.
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They are also a chilling reminder that a sudden death can affect any family.
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And it doesn't matter whether you're doing a headstand or you're just, like, chilling.
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The mere mention of "the Party" and "Moscow" are supposed to be spine chilling.
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Slashing itemized deductions may have a chilling effect on home purchases and charitable giving.
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When unexplainable and chilling horrors emerge from the murky marsh, no one is safe.
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But he may have met his match in the chilling Nurse Ratched (Louise Fletcher).
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" The newspaper's former publisher, Thomas Marquardt, told The Sun that the letters are "chilling.
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An always cool-to-the-touch fabric containing chilling fibers surrounds the whole thing.
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Bone-chilling cold is expected to continue in parts of the Northeast this week.
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Always do your best to stagger your ice so that it's evenly chilling everything.
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The calmness of her masked face belies the chilling rage that emanates from her.
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The public outing of protestors on social networks is a chilling and silencing device.
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He said the Moody's action in particular had a "chilling effect on negative research".
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I was chilling with Mess Kid and some others and talking about Night Slugs.
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I mentioned a study in the book that is quite chilling on this point.
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He also noted it could have a chilling effect on the greater intelligence community.
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Democrats expect many more candidates to emerge, unless the midterms become a chilling disappointment.
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The reality that Corker has described — with an out-of-control president — is chilling.
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And yes, saying "you can do almost anything as president" is slightly chilling. 11.
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This, in its own way, has been just as responsible for the chilling effect.
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It's a chilling reminder that real predators rarely look and act like movie monsters.
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True Crime: Is there anything more bone-chilling than a true crime docu-series?
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"The existence of these dossiers can have a real chilling effect," Ms. Bhandari said.
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The existence of the Trump administration is itself a chilling effect for immigrant families.
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"I was going to the same pubs, chilling with the same friends," he said.
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A live-stream of the tournament caught the chilling moment when the shooting began.
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Now positive tests are beginning to appear around us with chilling and increasing frequency.
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Start by carving out zones for various activities — sleeping, playing, reading, changing, chilling out.
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The idea that someone was infecting all iPhones that visited certain sites is chilling.
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"This is what I want," he says, unaware of how chilling that sentiment is.
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The look on everyone's faces in the immediate aftermath of this gaffe is chilling.
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A chilling new take on Norse mythology, Ragnarok takes place in the fictional Edda.
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I have a playlist for gearing up to race and another for chilling out.
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His cultural pronouncements have had a chilling effect on the arts, theater in particular.
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The short, chilling answer: a future that looks like Westworld, rather than Disney World.
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"These ICE audits have had nothing but a chilling, damaging effect," Cunha said Thursday.
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The malnutrition clinic offers a chilling glimpse of what this hunger season may hold.
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To illustrate that point, he often cites one of modern science's most chilling statements.
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I can only hope Jeeves and Daddy are now chilling in logo heaven together.
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She has strange energy around her, a chilling aura that seems to follow her.
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It sounds like Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina's many love triangles has affected the set.
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Black's account of Reimer's potential role at Trawniki had been nothing less than chilling.
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It's a chilling introduction to "Generation KKK," an eight-part documentary series, beginning Jan.
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Once you become aware of their ubiquity, looking for cameras can be chilling fun.
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In a setting where the stakes are ludicrously deadly, it's even more potentially chilling.
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Alex Stamos has a chilling piece of speculative fiction on the subject in Lawfare.
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It's hard to overstate the chilling effect Trump's attacks on the whistleblower will have.
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But Democrats argue that the provision has had a chilling effect even on research.
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In a strangely chilling final soliloquy, she prays over the body of her lover.
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This could have a chilling effect that deters others from coming forward with allegations.
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Also of concern is the chilling effect the outing of the whistleblower could have.
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But the "no words" statement alluded to two things that are far more chilling.
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Nonetheless, reproductive health advocates warn that the existence of the proposal alone is chilling.
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"There's a real chilling effect of the presence of criminal records," Pager told me.
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In preparation for the premiere, here are 13 chilling novels centered around haunted houses.
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The ones chilling in the AC were faster and more accurate on their tests.
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These stars embraced the bone-chilling temperatures for some frigid fun in the snow.
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The law "could yet have a chilling effect on future investment," the report cautioned.
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The chilling reality, however, is that we have no idea whether that's the case.
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But the tariffs are having a chilling effect, according to two U.S. industry sources.
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"The implications of the government's demands are chilling," Cook wrote in an open letter.
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It can go with anything like when you're chilling in the car or partying.
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If this does have a chilling effect on media, which critics says that it does, that is still validating that hypothesis, which is that this guy thought there should be [a chilling effect] and he fucking did it, which is just insane.
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During the chilling "Credo," when Iago declares that he was shaped in the image of a cruel God and that life is a mockery ending in nothingness, both Mr. Lucic and Mr. Dudamel took the soliloquy at face value to chilling effect.
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With Katy Keene premiering in 2020 and more Riverdale on the horizon, maybe getting a little weirder with its witch stuff was all Chilling Adventures needed to start setting up a real crossover episode... Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is streaming on Netflix now.
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Rosenstein said the 2015 policy had a chilling effect on seizures by local law enforcement.
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He accused the Justice Department of mounting a "chilling" attack on privacy and Internet security.
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A pair that are perfect for running with, aren't necessarily perfect for chilling at home.
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These tools are chilling individually, but face recognition represents an event horizon in police surveillance.
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It's early afternoon on a bone-chilling February day, and she's been awake since dawn.
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We should know, since we're exclusively debuting the upcoming season-ender's chilling cold open below.
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The pair were spotted on the N line track, just chilling out and being goats.
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They appeared one morning in San Francisco, rolling in like the city's iconic, chilling fog.
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For those of us in the Russian "spheres of interest," this carries potentially chilling consequences.
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Some journalists found the tweet chilling, speaking to Trump's larger hostility to the independent press.
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However, the woman who sought asylum in 2014 never mentioned Obama in her chilling account.
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M. rubs my neck while we watch the new season of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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Or if it's way behind her, it really had a weird, chilling, off-putting effect.
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The chilling detail comes from 212 Hour News 224 in Michigan, which cited local police.
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When he returned to the vehicle he found a Koala chilling in the back seat.
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"We build the wall to keep us free," sing the denizens of the underworld. Chilling.
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Other objects are the chilling relics of national tragedies or high-profile crime scenes: The .
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All episodes of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: Part 2, drop April 5 on Netflix.
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It raised fans' hopes that the series could return to its earliest, most chilling roots.
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That is the simple, chilling takeaway of James Comey's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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The fact that the bridge separated presented a chilling scenario to those in the industry.
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"That's my uniform when I'm chilling at home or going to the beach," Paris added.
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That had an immediate chilling effect on universities that were considering denying Spencer a forum.
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Without their chilling effect, more heat might have gone south to melt the Antarctic ice.
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Falluja's watershed moments came in 2004, when four American contractors were killed in chilling fashion.
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AHS has released 19 promos for the upcoming season, all with their own chilling motifs.
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Another effect from the Brexit was an anticipated chilling for The Fed's rate hike schedule.
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" The Computer and Communications Information Association said the ruling had "a chilling effect on innovation.
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That may send a very chilling message to those who try to spoof the markets.
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Chilling disfavored political movements is precisely what the First Amendment is meant to protect against.
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This group of young nuns in Mandalay and their chanting was breathtaking and chilling. pic.twitter.
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They're going to make Chilling Adventures of Sabrina part 2 very regal and very spooky.
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The result is something much scarier, more chilling, more menacing, and absolutely, wholly its own.
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But it's perhaps the last moment in the trailer that leaves the most chilling impression.
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We're talking about the upcoming Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina, led by Mad Men's Kiernan Shipka.
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Evidence suggests that in the interim, the overall climate may be having a chilling effect.
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It's a symbol that we'll probably have round two later, but for now we're chilling.
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It could end up being the model for other areas, chilling free speech and innovation.
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The uncertainty the trade actions introduce often has a chilling effect on trade and investment.
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The chilling music, eerie sound effects, and layered dialogue add something new, without feeling cheesy.
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It's true: the allergens you're hoping to escape from could be chilling in your home.
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Stay tuned for the inevitable fall version with this same cat chilling inside a pumpkin.
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Accidents, even tragic ones, do not usually have such a chilling effect on planemakers' shareholders.
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Critics claim that police drones can have chilling effects on free speech and protest rights.
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However, The Chilling Adventures is said to be a much darker take on the character.
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Ahead, how you can be your favorite characters from Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina for Halloween.
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It was the place to go to catch your favorite celebrity just chilling and partying.
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But the killing is a chilling warning of the dangers rising across our turbulent world.
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Early in the second presidential debate, Donald Trump uttered some chilling words about Hillary Clinton.
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He's chilling on Ghost Island with a full pot of rice and rich family memories.
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The results are chilling, especially in light of other substance abuse crises plaguing the country.
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She had a lost look in her eye, that was both direct and also chilling.
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These actions have a chilling effect on the community, the opposite of what we need.
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Black Mirror: Bandersnatch sits squarely in the dystopian anthology show's tradition of chilling tech parables.
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Earlier this month, a British-sounding militant appeared in a chilling propaganda video from ISIS.
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The problem is that might put a chilling effect on people sharing more intimate Stories.
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Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, called the order "chilling" at the time and refused to help.
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But, in its own way, chilling out is an inextricable part of the clubbing experience.
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The microphone chilling on top of ear cups picks up ambient noise and blocks it.
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Follow Dominican beauty blogger Nathalie Muñoz's step-by-step tutorial to create the chilling aesthetic.
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"The implications of the government's demands are chilling," he said in a note to customers.
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Chilling in the South of France during a forced retirement seems just fine to Wynn.
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The shootings overnight Monday left a chilling toll: Six people had been killed in Baltimore.
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The first is the threat from surveillance and its potential chilling effects on free speech.
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THE most populous parts of Argentina are stifling in summer and bone-chilling in winter.
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There's also chilling video online of a building collapsing into raging floodwaters in St. Maarten.
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"Trump announcing U.S. withdrawal from Paris would have a chilling effect on negotiations," Sivaram said.
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Meanwhile, outside the White House, Trump's Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was chilling with first graders.
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The primary goal — above all else — was to prevent a chilling effect on the police.
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She characterized the comment as a "chilling" shift in the federal approach to immigration enforcement.
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At the same time, the White House's move could create a chilling effect among reporters.
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Ms. Goerke has it all: clarion top notes and supple lyricism; tenderness and chilling intensity.
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I was just chilling with my homies, having a couple of cold ones, and BAM . . .
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Paul Gay, as Saint-Bris, presided with chilling conviction over the Blessing of the Daggers.
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If not, seizing the products in a store or two could have a chilling effect.
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How can anyone pretend messages such as that aren't chilling and don't demand further investigation?
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The A.C.L.U. said confusion about the rules could have a "chilling effect" on voters' speech.
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"The Warren" is chilling because X's situation is not only impossible but truly, inherently irresolvable.
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The crackdown on Mr. Mawarire and social media has had a chilling effect, activists said.
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But the shooting vividly and precisely illustrates how gaps in gun laws create chilling vulnerability.
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He also seems to be doing a tonne of surfing and generally just chilling out.
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While the study makes a convincing argument, identifying chilling effects empirically has always been tricky.
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Until then, Nowitzki will fill his days eating ice cream and chilling with his family.
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They're just, like, 40 year old old men, chilling, they don't got nothing to do.
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Heaven must be missing an angel, because she's chilling with mama Chrissy Teigen on Instagram.
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Chilling out with the Three-Eyed Raven, whom Benjen seems to know a lot about.
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Matt: I think most people can relate to just chilling outside on a nice day.
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Like most Netflix originals, "The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" is the wrong number of episodes.
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Some worried the case would have a chilling effect on companies hiring women at all.
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A chilling reminder too, that the history of art is also the history of power.
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It's chilling to think how easily something like that could be orchestrated in my community.
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The way Jaime stabbed him in the eye and then looked to Ned Stark. Chilling.
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Looking at the images now can give the viewer a chilling feeling of impending doom.
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But the killing of Lübcke had cast it in a more chilling light, she said.
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"That's what you get," she told herself, her grandmother's chilling warnings echoing in her head.
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What materializes, however, is a chilling, goofy stereotype — equal parts minstrel, slave, phantom, and ghost.
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Chilling effects, by definition, end up hurting people whom the laws aren't designed to hurt.
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The impact on tech in Europe (and indeed, globally) has been a palpable chilling effect.
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"Leak investigations are absolutely intended to have a chilling effect on leaks," Mr. Miller said.
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It would set a chilling precedent for Washington to punish media companies over their coverage.
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To some survivors, there seemed to be a chilling randomness to where the shots fell.
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The chilling effect that this will have across all areas of Google should be obvious.
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The former flight attendant says her story has created a chilling effect among her colleagues.
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Is that how you feel when you re-readIt was chilling to re-read these.
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" She added, "Its chilling to consider what a black market could do with this data.
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"It's chilling to consider what a black market could do with this data," she said.
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A spritz of lime is not a mistake, nor is chilling it for iced tea.
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In a chilling YouTube video, Burger King announced the arrival of their new Ghost Whopper.
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The Undertaker's bone-chilling ring-walk against half-brother Kane was also must-see TV.
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Winnipeggers pride themselves on being thrifty and resilient -- especially during long, bone-chilling cold winters.
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In chilling detail, this book recounts the many missteps of their response to the disaster.
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If the idea of chilling out stresses you out, you may have an anxiety disorder.
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"I think this will have a chilling effect on hospitals going forward," Dr. Geiderman said.
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It's a "just the facts, ma'am" presentation that makes its revelations all the more chilling.
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" She added: "It's chilling to consider what a black market could do with this data.
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The mezzo-soprano Sara Couden, the mother, delivered tirades at her son in chilling tones.
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His attacks on senior intelligence officials appear to have had, at minimum, a chilling effect.
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In a chilling epilogue, Carmen rises from the dead; the knife was only a prop.
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I eat while watching the second season of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina on Netflix.
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Target has is currently selling Halloween decorations that range from incredibly cute to absolutely chilling.
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At its best, Auggie taps into some appropriately chilling ideas about the pitfalls of technology.
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Go read Warzel and Thompson's piece in The New York Times for more chilling details.
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It's a chilling novel that deserves to be read, despite the pain it conjures up.
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The incident was a chilling reminder of attacks using vehicles in cities around the world.
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During the hearing, Cook County prosecutors described the chilling circumstances that led to George's death.
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Linda Frum, a close friend of the Shermans, said the comment is chilling in retrospect.
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My fear is that the current administration will have a chilling effect on the media.
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The Skeleton Yogis come in two different bone-chilling poses and are made of polyresin.
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"There has been a chilling effect in terms of public engagement on issues," Frantz said.
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Such raids that can have a chilling effect on the pot industry as a whole.
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These demands would create a chilling precedent and obstruct companies' efforts to secure their products.
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Saturday, Boko Haram had already sent a chilling reminder that it is far from defeated.
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But even when his lawsuits collapse, they can have a chilling impact on free speech.
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You're just chilling at an art gallery when all hell breaks loose: A robbery occurs.
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The bone-chilling body parts are thought to cure everything from illness to relationship problems.
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The Handmaid's Tale isn't chilling because it gives us a precise roadmap to real-world tyranny.
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The documentation, pulled by the author from a recently rediscovered memoir by Washington Roebling, is chilling.
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As for Lopez, she'll probably be chilling at her Hamptons home or her Bel-Air estate.
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Since taking to the skies in 1998, the Global Hawk drone has developed a chilling reputation.
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Wish you didn't have to wait months for new episodes of The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina?
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Here, from Wikipedia: On one hand, that question mark thing is so, so sociopathic and chilling.
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Though not a direct spin-off, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina shares a showrunner with Riverdale.
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Not because Spencer's blood-chilling racial hatred is good for political discourse in America -- it's not.
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All four were charged with little evidence besides admittedly spine-chilling taped confessions of the crimes.
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And here's a crab chilling with the Project Natick data center from Phase 1 in 2015.
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His repertoire of haunting fantasies, chilling dramas, and whimsical characters are never anything short of remarkable.
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The smirk that Rhys unfurls across Chuck's face as a result is mischievous, but downright chilling.
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She's also concerned the law will have a chilling effect on doctors' willingness to perform abortions.
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Protracted investigations and hearings could have a chilling effect on the company's stock as uncertainty grows.
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"Our summer will probably consist of just hanging at the beach, chilling, drinking rosé," she said.
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Evidence they've presented has included chilling writings from a jailhouse journal Roof wrote after the attack.
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The film is funny at first, but as it progresses, it gets more and more chilling.
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It was in English, and the channel's host was chilling in the corner of the screen.
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As I entered the store, Luella was chilling in a comfortable but fashionable hoodie and sneakers.
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Another festival right next to a beach, it provides the perfect mix of music and chilling.
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Investigations don't have to reach negative conclusions or impose giant fines to impose a chilling effect.
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And this statement has had a "chilling effect" on women across the comics industry, MacDonald said.
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For there is one French political leader who does, and with chilling success: Ms Le Pen.
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Harrison Ford has a gun and armpit stains on his chilling-around-the-creepy-mansion tee.
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Hoeks' portrayal is chilling, and Queen Kane is a certified fictional feminist icon in the making.
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In a chilling scene in the third episode, Mikhail (Steven Yaffee), another man trapped alongside Mrs.
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Don't worry: there isn't really a frog chilling on a piece of paper on a desk.
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CBS released the trailer on Tuesday, and the show looks as chilling as the story itself.
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It is a chilling reminder that, if Mr Macron wins, he will not only make history.
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One chilling idea is that technological civilisations destroy themselves before they can make their presence known.
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Perhaps the best update is a chilling ending involving one of the most piercing cinematic screams.
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Ahead, Vronsky helps us narrow down seven things criminologists understand about these intriguing — yet chilling — figures.
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The housing crash and its chilling effect on mortgage lending have hit the poor the hardest.
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Many warned that the patents would have a chilling effect on other innovators in the field.
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Aside from the fact that he's giving rum to a teenager, the scene is pretty chilling.
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And even better, it offers digital rewards if you make chilling out a regular habit. 4.
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However, the EFF argues that there's clear evidence of an unconstitutional chilling effect on legal speech.
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It triggered widespread protests, and the chilling effect has spread far beyond citizens of those nations.
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Netflix's Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina holiday special, "A Midwinter's Tale," is spinning a lot of plates.
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The list also includes Kiernan Shipka, who plays the titular role in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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In Chris Hughes' mind, there's a chilling symmetry between the specters now confronting America and Facebook.
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But that justifies limitless state surveillance, and risks a chilling effect on citizens' fundamental civil liberties.
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" Cook warned the "chilling effect of digital surveillance" would be profound and that it "touches everything.
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And non-competes can have a chilling effect even in places that do not recognise them.
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Taking inspiration from Ronald Reagan's "Morning in America" campaign, the Super Bowl spot is downright chilling.
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And some experts warn that these costs will eventually have a chilling effect on the economy.
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It hopes, also, that this chilling prospect will force the international community to restrain Mr Modi.
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They also happen to both be women, which tosses Garrett's strange social media into chilling relief.
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He's chilling in a lavender field when Coach tells him it's time for his next relationship.
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His firing has had a particularly strong "chilling effect in the studio," says another current employee.
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In a particularly chilling moment of the episode, Kim asks Khloe to stop joking about guns.
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"It really does have a long-term chilling effect on a generation of scientists," Phartiyal said.
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They have no problem showing PDA on Snapchat, and they're happy just chilling at home together.
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The fake bankers were seen chilling out in beach chair among fake money, coconuts and volleyballs.
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She said having Jaeger return to the classroom would have a chilling effect on future complaints.
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Ahead of the show, PEOPLE editor Greg Hanlon discussed the chilling case on Monday's People Now.
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Here, Cairo Aidan Smith gives us a chilling, absurdly plausible peek into our buzzingly commoditized tomorrow.
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And Flake's broader concern about fragility of our institutions amid all of this recklessness is chilling.
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"Stories like these will have a chilling, silencing effect on our immigrant communities," she tells Broadly.
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Right now, the golden Cheeto's just chilling at Chris' home until it finds a new one.
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Gronk stayed for almost two hours, throwing a football around with the guests and chilling poolside.
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So what happens when Lipinski tries to catch Weir off-duty chilling in his hotel room?
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And finally... Lounge act Baby Love and Buddy Love chilling on miniature couches like a boss.
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There's a lot to admire about The Handmaid's Tale, Hulu's adaptation of Margaret Atwood's chilling novel.
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However, actor Justin Prentice revived the character type for the modern age, with a chilling effect.
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He posted a tweet at the time that — after Monday night's epic performance — is downright chilling.
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The old pre-"PC culture" didn't just create a hypothetical chilling effect but an actual one.
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The streaming site has been counting down to the release with a series of chilling tweets.
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What's so chilling about this already -frustrating tale of star-crossed English lovers with poor diction?
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That breadth of information, he says, illustrates just how "chilling" Spears' behavior was — and how convincing.
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"It could have a very chilling effect on the market and on investors overall," Hodge added.
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"a knight in chilling black armor (who should have been dubbed 'The Breather')" (The Denver Post).
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Just chilling at home hoping the Uber Eats driver isn't actually a character from The Purge?
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The immigration order should be bone-chilling to those conservatives who care about federal government overreach.
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Laws restricting the flow of data have a chilling effect on industry and block consumer access.
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But we're chilling on private property and aren't doing anything illegal, so they can't do anything.
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With much of India's economic activity still cash-based, that had a chilling effect on business.
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The series has been in development since 2013, and promises to be both chilling and provocative.
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Meanwhile, the witches are hiding in plain sight, and their near-constant visual presence is chilling.
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The next he goes limp, and the sound of a chilling, throaty rasp fills the room.
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The scene with the cops was one of the most chilling—their reactions to her call.
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Despite temperatures that recently dipped to a bone-chilling -18 degrees Celsius, they have few complaints.
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There's basically just a giant lizard chilling at the back of the stage the whole time.
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Here, too, are twins who believe they are from elsewhere, bulimic men and chilling, cheating women.
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His local clinic in Inanda, a township in Durban, South Africa, gave him bone-chilling news.
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Maybe the answer he would give me would be almost as chilling as what he did.
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I found this chilling—all these tweets and articles about lusting after a man of God?
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A few minutes later, he received a chilling update: It was being bombed from the air.
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They've completed surveys for about 10% of the area, but the reports so far are chilling.
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To be fair, there's only one source on this story, but the thought alone is chilling.
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Human Rights workers say the killing is bound to have a chilling effect on political activism.
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It is somewhat chilling to hear that sentiment expressed by the President of the United States.
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While the chilling synth isn't for everyone, Arca has long been making your favs' music better.
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This creepy novella from George R.R. Martin is as chilling on screen as on the page.
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Zac Efron is chilling as serial killer Ted Bundy in "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile."
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SATURDAY • It's a day for sleeping in, chilling out and celebrating -- your most fundamental American freedoms.
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But the idea that it is being seriously contemplated will send a chilling effect throughout Washington.
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It would have a chilling effect on news gathering, by routinely burdening journalists with subpoena requests.
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The chilling story of Beijing's ghost bus is sure to put some people off public transportation.
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It is one of the most chilling pieces of video I've ever seen in my life.
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For each ugly manifestation of street anger, a chilling iceberg of discontent lurks below the surface.
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Murders, meanwhile, have the most chilling effect on values, sending prices tumbling by a whopping 36%.
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But the obvious concern is that the "rules" could have a chilling effect on the press.
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It's chilling now to read Mueller's findings on the efforts by Russia to impact our elections.
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"It creates a chilling effect, and I believe they are very successful at that," he said.
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It's chilling to hear him say that the dark blue of a police uniform hides bloodstains.
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The interference in an F.B.I. investigation replicates, with chilling precision, another part of the Watergate story.
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What was detachment in earlier Spiotta characters has hardened here into something chillier — and more chilling.
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Rick Snyder to study how Flint's drinking water became poisoned by lead makes for chilling reading.
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He recently tweeted in solidarity with a well-known Vancouver green space called Dude Chilling Park.
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One of Kindred's richest and most chilling storylines comes from Dana's relationship with her ancestor, Rufus.
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In the way he put it, he sounded perfectly content with quietly chilling with his kid.
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As spine-chilling as it looks, this photo could have so much potential for the singer.
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" Or the most bone-chilling question of all: "Will you add me to your LinkedIn network?
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We got Chuck after the loss in WeHo at Nightingale, chilling with his parents and friends.
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The criticism around her appointment can be described as arbitrary at best, and chilling at worst.
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One is that the lack of privacy has a chilling effect on dissidence and original thought.
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That rule — which I believe was well-intentioned — has had a chilling effect on science reporting.
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To belt out that song is perhaps to heed, or perhaps to defy, its chilling message.
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That to me is a pretty chilling message," Clapper told CNN's John Berman on "New Day.
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She added that requiring the disclosure of sexual assault would have a "chilling effect" on recruitment.
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Mr. Rothstein's writing is measured, but everything he relates is chilling in its deliberateness and intent.
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Learn new skillsBe productive while others are "Netflix and chilling" and take up a new skill.
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A recovered alcoholic, Hope shoots chilling video-diary footage of her first drink in 16 years.
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Just a couple days ago, Scott was chilling in Costa Rica with Kourtney and their kids.
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When a home health aide named Desiree learned of the killings, she had a chilling realization.
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"I'd like to thank him for what he did," one person wrote in a chilling screed.
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But others said it gave them a chilling sense of déjà vu, seven years after Gov.
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The footage is chilling to watch six months later in light of what happened last Saturday.
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So the most immediate impact has been a humanitarian impact, in that there's a chilling effect.
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The use of video analytics may also have a chilling effect on society, the A.C.L.U. warned.
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Perhaps the most chilling aspect is that Trump had nothing to do with these power grabs.
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Rob and BC were photographed chilling at Six Flags Magic Mountain for Kendall Jenner's 18th birthday.
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It's prevented chilling effects within the federal government from deterring people from going about their business.
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But it could also provide an accidental, chilling glimpse into the hows and whys of cancer.
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School shootings are a particularly chilling outgrowth of the gun violence playing out across the country.
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The courts punished only a handful of doctors, but the publicity initially had a chilling effect.
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They vanished with spine-chilling regularity, only to have their bodies discovered weeks or months later.
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Her Azucena is a creation of soaring high notes, fluttering trills, seductive legato, chilling low tones.
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Two years later, she had a chilling encounter after winning an international swim meet in Hungary.
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Two years later, she had a chilling encounter after winning an international swim meet in Hungary.
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The intermissionless production takes its time, building to a chilling climax over 135 sometimes soporific minutes.
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Watching the way photography froze many of their faces into a rictus of rage was chilling.
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" The news of this year's Wuhan coronavirus outbreak gave her "a chilling sense of déjà vu.
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Occasionally, the worst threats against Indian journalists are carried out, lending chilling credibility to the rest.
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Officials warned Chicago residents, accustomed to chilling winters, to expect an unusually deep and dangerous freeze.
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His provocative, at times chilling, book is essential reading for those who think about the future.
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I video chat with my babies and then watch an episode of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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It's the disproportionate response that feels like it's sending a really chilling message along with it.
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That word implies that the nation doesn't understand why these chilling, spirit-killing events are occurring.
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That word implies that the nation doesn't understand why these chilling, spirit-killing events are occurring.
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At these moments I have the most chilling understanding that time moves in only one direction.
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"If we release the transcripts it will have a very chilling effect on impeachment," said Rep.
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"The Trump administration charging Assange opened up a chilling effect on journalism," Khanna told CBS News.
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For anyone thinking Morocco is warm year-round, fair warning: The winter is bone-chilling cold.
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You'll recognize a few from recent shows like The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and The Fosters.
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Ronald Smith of the Hamden police described the murder as "bone-chilling" in a recent interview.
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He pointed to the potential chilling effect of the administration's pledge to crack down on leaks.
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" Attacks on a prosecutor like Starr, they wrote, had "chilling implications for the rule of law.
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This chair is soft and cuddly and perfect for chilling in while you play video games.
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The implications are chilling for a system designed to insulate justices from political threats or retaliation.
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Our fears were well founded, as Trump officials have racked up a chilling record climate censorship.
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Try chilling freezer-safe water bottles for easy access to ice-cold water throughout the day.
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It is, quite simply, spine-chilling to hear technology being used in this artistic, generous way.
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The township of 30,000 lives in the shadow of a single industry with a chilling legacy.
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That American politics has no answer for official wrongdoing in periods of unified government is chilling.
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"Basically, they are suppressing local governments from pushing back, which has a chilling effect," Gillum said.
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When you put a chilling effect on that kind of patrol, you basically become report takers.
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That's a big improvement on the "chilling effect" that prohibits them from seeking jobs at all.
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But the killing was caught in chilling detail on video, and the court was not convinced.
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Listen to the chilling fervor of her final phrase, ending with a powerful high B-flat.
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And the film's chilling implication certainly outlived the 18th century: Be careful when you're chasing power.
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Florian Zeller's "The Father," a chilling, brain-addling play about dementia, was on Broadway in 2016.
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The allegations against Schneiderman are especially chilling in light of his work on the Weinstein case.
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Even a less sweeping, less threatening scandal can have a chilling effect on a White House.
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But for horror fans, or Jackson acolytes, "Hill House" is good for some spine-chilling thrills.
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And that could have a chilling effect, they feared, on what people were willing to say.
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The boys, who were given anti-anxiety medication, endured long stretches underwater, in bone-chilling temperatures.
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While I cooked the citrus custard filing for the profiteroles, he was chilling on the couch.
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In this telling, he's a failed standup comedian, which sounds pretty chilling all on its own.
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The Magisterium's most chilling weapon in its quest for domination is its League of St. Alexander.
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Imagine the officers' surprise when they got to the chilling root of the matter in question.
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That was one of the most chilling things about him to me through the whole thing.
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The Google Groups ban, he said, had a "chilling effect" on the contractor community across Google.
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Putting aside for a moment the potentially chilling effect this could have on free speech, as media companies looking to merge may think twice about giving their reporters free rein to report on the Trump administration, it could also have a chilling effect on economic growth.
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If that happens, this may create a "chilling effect" on certain types of journalism, Wilson conceded, but Pfeifle jumped in to add that such an effect might actually be positive, since it would be a "chilling effect" only on what he described as being poor journalism.
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The "upload filter" Vincent mentions would have a similar — and dire — chilling effect on sites like YouTube.
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Upstairs a microbiology lab monitors the progress of each beast through stages of chilling, deboning and deglanding.
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However, he acknowledged that the threat of tariffs against Mexico is having a "chilling" effect on businesses.
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I figured if I was chilling and resting, I needed to just do it all at once.
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Chilling effects are notoriously difficult to document and so have limited impact on laws and court rulings.
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No 'year without winter' after all Ahead of the storm, bone-chilling temperatures persisted across the region.
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They're all horrible, but there's something about Catelyn Stark's drawn out, blood-curdling scream that's particularly chilling.
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But the most disturbing and chilling aspects of Beware the Slenderman all take place during the interrogations.
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Even the siren song of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina merely glanced at a fairly covered-up orgy.
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Our latest subject is breakout star Tati Gabrielle, who plays Prudence Night on Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina.
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Despite their chilling appearance, huntsman spiders are not considered to be dangerous, according to the Australian Museum.
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Now, Netflix is giving us a chilling glimpse into this fascination with its latest film, Casting JonBenét.
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Brad Pitt just chilling and talking on his phone as part of Frank Ocean's #FYFFest set. pic.twitter.
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Also: BBQ life, beach chilling, being perpetually sweaty and, well, lots of opportunities for celebratory Instagram moments.
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Being on a bike means your beautiful but chilling purgatory can last from eight to 40 hours.
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The attackers were notable for their chilling use of digital media, live-streaming the shooting to Facebook.
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A self-heating mug Chilling on the porch with tea is the mindful alone time she deserves.
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Ten fleeting minutes of chilling footage from a cellphone video that went viral in 2014 on YouTube.
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Mariah tweeted a photo of her and Beyoncé chilling backstage and it's everything we've ever dreamed of.
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Patterson allegedly confessed his crimes to authorities after his arrest and provided chilling details of the Oct.
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Illuminating that social trend through one man's experience makes it easier to understand — if no less chilling.
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That's for The Sinner to reveal, piece by piece, over its sure-to-be-chilling sophomore season.
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" Ng added that the ban "will have a chilling effect on the more moderate participants from participating.
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Daniel Kaluuya is bone-chilling in his role, and Atlanta's Brian Tyree Henry is equally as affecting.
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So winter's no bullshit this year, and this fox is a chilling reminder to stay safe. [AP]
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In January, East Coast residents normally deal with the kind of bone chilling weather that inspires tears.
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Tonally, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina doesn't have much in common with the Sabrina the Teenage Witch sitcom.
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The chilling evening will start with a horse-drawn carriage ride around Transylvania's mountainside to the castle.
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Some badly scarred survivors are just chilling on the beach and eating human flesh to sustain themselves.
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In a national address last month, he said the drugs war would be remain "relentless and chilling".
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That would be unsettling enough, but if you look closely at the scene, you'll notice something chilling.
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Kevin Cramer said it's a "very chilling signal" for the future of infrastructure in the United States.
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One of those moments comes at the very end of debut "Part I," and it is chilling.
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The result will be a chilling of economic activity, investment, and job creation in the European Union.
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It's not just UMC that's better equipped to handle gunshot wounds after these chilling mass shooting events.
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My dream vacation is going someplace with a nice view and chilling out with people I like.
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The alternative — that it never becomes a destination for video consumption — is simply too chilling to contemplate.
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Netflix's Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina part 1 finale, "The Witching Hour," is 63 minutes of serious television.
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We will, however, always be afraid of Sarah Gadon's chilling, wonderful mimicry of co-star Rebecca Liddiard.
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Here's your first look at our favorite characters – and some intriguing newbies – in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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"4 Degrees" is so many things at once: fragile but muscular, sentimental but apocalyptic, chilling but glorious.
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Then, the streaming network's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina offers a particularly dark take on the teen witch.
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Still, the proliferation of spying tools means that even half-competent spooks can have a chilling effect.
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New laws seek to bring more transparency and strike a balance between discouraging corruption and chilling investment.
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Less than three years later, re-reading the words of Manziel's father back then is chilling. Why?
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And just filing the appeal could have a chilling effect on merger bids in the short term.
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This is chilling because it is more than a rant delivered at a moment of high emotion.
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