"We were creeped out at first," Skover told the affiliate.
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Be prepared to be utterly captivated — and slightly creeped out.
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That could make people a little nervous and creeped out.
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Were you ever creeped out by the dolls on set?
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The whole thing creeped me out, and so I left.
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" Kate says she wasn't just "creeped out" ... "I was frozen.
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The following year, that price creeped up to $1.5 million.
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We've been creeped out by Savannah, Georgia's Casket Girls before.
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Reading it, she felt "creeped out" and triggered, she said.
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Meanwhile, I'm a little creeped out by my Iron Man GIF.
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Even Jughead, boy leader of a chain gang, is creeped out.
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I still can't drive by that house without being creeped out.
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And she was creeped out that they were totally into her.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "'That guy always creeped me out,' said Michael Jackson.
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My restaurant, bar, and coffee shop spending has steadily creeped down.
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Users aren't creeped out by technology that knows and understands them.
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News alert: You aren't the only one creeped out by Chad.
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This person is creeped out by being contacted after so long.
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And should we be creeped out by that in any way?
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But the start of the company's mobile malware offering creeped through.
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American women less creeped out due to lack of Pai's face around!
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It's clear, however, that many locals were generally creeped out by Moore.
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Maybe everyone is just a little too creeped out to try it?
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Whatever the appeal of being vaguely creeped out is, it's not fading.
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Now, that divide has creeped into the therapy sessions of American couples.
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"I'm not one of those people creeped out by mayonnaise," she said.
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As the sessions creeped into summer, members started to feel the heat.
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Maybe it wouldn't make us all feel so creeped out and horrendous.
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Watch the video below and try to not get too creeped out.
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It produces a slightly unhinged, creeped-out feeling that I appreciate. 6.
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We're sick of ads, and we're creeped out by businesses stalking our movements.
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You always felt creeped out walking in there like you were being watched.
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There are perfectly sound psychological reasons for being creeped out by this prank.
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It creeped me out so much that I refused to go through it.
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We've never laughed harder or been more creeped out at the same time.
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WATCH THIS: Home Hack: 3 Ways to Decorate with String Lights Creeped out?
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The incident, she told detectives, left her "creeped" out, according to the documents.
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Facial recognition tech being used by law enforcement has some people creeped out.
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I wasn't excited about it, but I didn't feel creeped out or threatened.
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Ever feel creeped out by just how much of your life is online?
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It offers another opportunity to get mildly creeped out over bloated horror tropes.
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But I was also just a littlleeee creeped out by the whole thing.
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I was creeped out, but I didn't think anything too much of it.
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It became a big joke to the family but I was creeped out.
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When I first saw this audio clip's video, it immediately creeped me out.
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Kristen Bell admits she's a little creeped out by her Disneyland Frozen counterpart.
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Harry Potter's influence has creeped into my Micah Grey trilogy, starting with Pantomime.
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In the days and weeks since, the price has creeped up and stayed up.
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After all, it was the not knowing that creeped me out to begin with.
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Watch the video for much more information, I'm too creeped out to write more.
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She asks for a ride home (feeling creeped out about the Black Hood situation).
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This is far from the first time trespassers have creeped on the Kardashian family.
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My shoulders unclenched, a grin creeped across my face, and I began to dance.
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By contrast, half of independents and just 29 percent of Republicans felt creeped out.
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If you strike the right balance, they will be flattered rather than creeped out.
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If that concept makes you feel creeped out, than perhaps you should quit it.
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Many of your users, including me, are pretty creeped out by what we've learned.
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Apparently there are some people who aren't creeped out by the Super Like function.
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Sloan didn't appreciate any of this at first; the Guest House creeped him out.
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When I first saw Little Joe at its Cannes premiere, it creeped me out.
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Who would give a shit about some small-town news girl getting creeped on?
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Creeped out, the skateboarder glides away, only to run smack in the emergency services guy.
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The doll then feeds him Skittles, which is sure to make you feel creeped out.
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I have no idea where that came from, but I'm more confused than creeped out.
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The sight creeped people out, and soon the clown was in headlines across the country.
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Mr. Turner had "creeped" her out because of his persistence, the woman told the police.
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Her costars initially had no idea it was her and were a bit creeped out.
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It is as if the gritty reality of the world had creeped into the painting.
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Many are already creeped out by Facebook, but the monetary incentive might override their morals.
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But a few also admitted that they didn't want their customers to be creeped out.
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But millions of others are creeped out by the tracking that produces those targeted ads.
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But it just got out-creeped, by none other than Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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" People were creeped out about the fact that he even noticed a 12-year-old's "beauty.
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In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, she revealed just which one creeped her out the most.
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And its Stepford cheerleaders—well, some people seem to not be entirely creeped out by them.
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And Amazon and Facebook also creeped up the list, making the 16th and 24th slots, respectively.
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According to Sampaio, murder rates in Mexico creeped back to their peak 28503 levels in 22019.
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She's visibly creeped out by him, but in a way that makes you laugh a bit.
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Warning to the Easily Creeped Out – you should probably avoid this, especially on Friday the 13th.
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Would Uber having an audio recording of your ride make you feel safer or creeped out?
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Times have changed and Black Friday has creeped into a full week of pre-sale ... sales.
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If Fifty Shades Darker actor Eric Johnson totally creeped you out as Ana's new boss Jack Hyde, you might take comfort in the fact that he also creeped himself out while playing the character — an unhinged, angry type who takes an unhealthy interest in Ana (Dakota Johnson).
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Police departments have issued warnings; home owners have been creeped out by people lurking on their property.
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They sing a song that goes "We're Marley and Marley, woah," and I get all creeped out.
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By the way, if you're super creeped out, here's a funny video of actor Valicenti promoting MINDHUNTER.
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Charges of anti-Semitism creeped into both Breitbart and the campaign under Bannon's watch at certain points.
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We all kind of laughed and were a little creeped out, but went on about our shoot.
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Nothing else creeped me out as much as that wheelchair-bound woman, and she barely did anything!
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He hadn't kept up; all those effects, the C.G.I. A new world had creeped up on him.
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There's a whole bunch of factors that creeped in on this one that we just didn't know about.
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Genetically modified foods have helped feed the rapidly expanding human population, but we're all creeped out by them.
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After that, well, hashtags creeped into everything, from citizen journalism and discussions at conferences to advertising and politics.
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I think I got to feel what it is like for women to be creeped on by guys.
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I'm creeped out by it, so I lay in bed until my alarm goes off at 6 a.m.
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"I think it's funny how everyone's creeped out by 'I'm gonna get what I want,'" Ross told BuzzFeed.
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In the end, the crumbling facades, rotting walls, and haunted history are what creeped me out the most.
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Owners of Amazon Echo devices with the voice-enabled assistant Alexa have been creeped out of their minds recently.
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I was creeped out by the uncanny figures of corn-haired children peering at me from a classic car.
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The driver of the limo was so creeped out by the man that he called the police shortly after.
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Under this ice, methane from deeper hydrocarbon reservoirs creeped upward, but this gas could not escape into the atmosphere.
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Some people are creeped out enough having an Amazon Echo constantly listening to their every move in their home.
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She says she got "creeped out" by the man, and after 5 minutes she retreated back into the building.
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After downloading my Facebook data after 12 years on the social network I was more nostalgic than creeped out.
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The stock price has creeped back up a bit since then, but it's still down about $4 per share.
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Smith-West says he approached Hobdy about singing over the beats he was producing, but self-doubt creeped in.
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I was, to be honest with you, almost a little creeped out... [Chad] was clearly apart from the group.
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That means you'll never be creeped out by targeted ads while you browse, stream, work, or play ever again.
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"Well, I am a little creeped out by it, because my dad can know where I am," she said.
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Microsoft's Kinect camera creeped a lot of people out just by sitting in a living room, always listening and ready.
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It never bothered me that I wasn't one of his favorites; in fact, something about Carl always creeped me out.
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Even as a kid, hearing people say "you're so cute I could just eat you up!" creeped me out. Gross.
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Still, many people may be creeped out that big companies have installed a virtual fence to better monitor their conversations.
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Snap Map is importantly an opt-in feature, so if you're understandably creeped out by the privacy implications, carry on.
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Our source says no one from cast or crew were in on the prank, so she was understandably creeped out.
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On the bright side, saving up should be easy since you'll probably be too creeped out to remove its contents.
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When he pulled the strange object out of his mouth, he was creeped out when he realized what it was.
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" She added that "there are all sorts of ways these predictive algorithms can and have already creeped into our lives.
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Thankfully, the demo had more of the former, and it creeped me out enough that I want to see more.
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For now, at least, they're still a little too creeped out by the idea of being diagnosed by a floating brain.
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Over the years, as more states decided to hold primaries, the start of campaign season has creeped up earlier and earlier.
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Before I spent a decent chunk of time volunteering in an ambulance and hence in hospital ERs, Hospitals creeped me out.
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"My first reaction was I was laughing but also creeped out at the same time," she noted, reading the user's message.
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You could even submit a photo of someone you glimpse on the street, but don't blame us if they're creeped out.
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My sister-in-law is kind of creeped out, but her husband has a blast peeling and eating the little buggers.
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Overall Score: 7.2/10 Cianfrini: Aphex fucks with the deep web and they're both great at making me feel creeped out.
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At this point, you're probably a little creeped out, so let me tell you what the privacy rules are with Allo.
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The study, which "creeped out" even the editor of the journal that published it, cast Facebook in an unusually negative light.
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Our courts have been complicit in the exploitation as well, since the criteria for asylum has creeped beyond the written law.
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In 2014, Toxic algal blooms in Lake Erie creeped into residents' drinking water in Toledo Ohio, filling it with deadly cyanotoxins.
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I had "saws wood" for SAWS LOGS; then I got creeped out by RIP SAW, because I'm afraid of power tools.
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Check out the video -- it's definitely the first time anyone was ever creeped out about the idea of banging Brad Pitt.
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He's creeped out that Trump wants to be alone with him, at a dinner where Comey's integrity is on the plate.
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Draymond Green slid a perfect pass into Durant as he creeped towards the rim, and the Warriors were rewarded another uncontested layup.
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"It creeped me out going back there," said Carol Ersbak, 70, after returning to her evacuated home for her belongings this week.
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I wasn't even creeped out when they started to hear about all of the people who had gone missing in the woods.
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Or is he just creeped out by his old buddy and glad he didn't decide to cut his throat on a whim?
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He said the woman later told him that she was "creeped out" and viewed the invitation as an attempt to seduce her.
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But despite feeling creeped out, and thinking the man looked like a "murderer rapist," Mongeau and Stuart got in his car anyway.
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A client's reference was unaware of the initial investigation and naturally creeped out by my questions about the client's interests and character.
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Peggy (played as a child by Lucy Gallina and then by Anna Paquin), is fond of Hoffa and creeped out by Russell.
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At least that's what the photos are suggesting because there are literally dolls everywhere and it's hard not to be creeped out.
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Starring Gemma Chan in her first breakout role (the first season aired in 2015), you will be both creeped out and intrigued.
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"Now I think about it, yes, I'm completely creeped out because of everything after the fact," she said Thursday in a phone interview.
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The allegations creeped their way up the GOP ranks to House Speaker Paul Ryan, who reportedly personally asked Franks to get out immediately.
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A lot of creeped-out Google users, knowing Google's tracking is extremely detailed, have already turned location tracking off through their Google account.
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The vast majority of those people never interact with my stories, leaving me with a constant impression that I'm just being creeped on.
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Those who choose to dive into Lifetime's You, one of Netflix's current buzz-worthy acquisitions, are probably expecting to be simply creeped out.
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A 2015 story in The Sunday Times quotes Selina Scott, a broadcaster, who claimed that Princess Diana was "creeped out" by Donald Trump.
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A sinister-looking insect that creeped out millions of people on Facebook turned out to be a moth looking for some sexy times.
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The agency released a series of images and animations on Monday featuring the moon's shadow as it creeped across the lower 22024 states.
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She says it wasn't because they were creeped out -- they'd already been there for 2 years -- it was just time for a makeover.
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As a result, I started to get creeped out after I realized just how many people were following me I didn't actually know.
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While a triskie — a triskaidekaphobe, that is — is creeped out by the number 13, the other two are terrified of Friday the 13ths.
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DuckDuckGo's niche is private, anonymous internet search, targeted at those of us who are creeped out by how much data Google collects. 6.
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And yet such calls for payouts remain a debate in the industry as oil prices have recently creeped up to four-year highs.
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And if you're creeped out by a device listening in all the time, it has a mute button that turns off its listening capabilities.
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He and McDowell suppose that we creeped up to 100 kilometers because people simply started rounding up to a nice easy-to-remember number.
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Maybe you get generally creeped out this time of year and would like to know if you should stay at a friend's house tonight.
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The maids bowing to Gianni Versace in the morning creeped me out a bit, but I was too distracted with the tiling to care.
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Are you creeped out by the idea of a company checking a job candidate's credit history before deciding whether to hire her or him?
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The glowing image of Jackson perfectly excuted all of the star's signature moves, leaving many viewers in awe and a few throughly creeped out.
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Scott is saying he was having lunch with friends and she came up to the table to talk, and she actually creeped him out.
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Although Amazon made splashy discounting moves at first, Whole Foods' prices have creeped back up in recent months and remain well above rival supermarkets.
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In the last half-dozen years, AI has creeped from the laboratory into our pockets and living rooms in products like Siri, Alexa and Cortana.
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Then once the dizzy part is done, you'll get creeped out, because Neegan is there saying things that are ominous but also kind of fun?
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So when those insecurities creeped in, I reminded myself that my body and my appearance and the clothes didn't matter so much as my attitude.
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Personally, I've been to many a SoulCycle class, and creeped on instructor's Instagram pages, but never had the urge to go say hello after class.
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Initially, Jenner admits she's "a little creeped out," but that feeling doesn't last long (one-of-a-kind jewels are the family's thing, after all...).
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But while when you think of velvet you may think of velvet suits and velvet boots, the fad actually creeped into the activewear space too.
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Meanwhile, after "Morning Joe" aired exclusive audio excerpts, Hillary's forthcoming campaign memoir, "What Happened" (out 9/12), creeped right back up to #1 on Amazon.
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Stephen King's It has audiences sufficiently creeped out just from the trailers, and the film's killer box office performance proves we love to be scared.
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"Afterward, I just felt like such a moron for having creeped on someone on the internet for so long with maybe no outcome," he says.
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Still, that doesn't change a bad privacy policy — and it doesn't make the users taking to Twitter to express their outrage any less creeped out.
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My next train was scheduled to depart Chicago at 2:15, but as we creeped slowly into Illinois I knew that wasn't going to happen.
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Billie Eilish got creeped out when a fan sent a fruit basket to her home just hours after she said she was bored on Instagram.
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You did your Biden story, "Joe Biden creeped me out," kind of story, and that's online, and I can't imagine ... Didn't run in the magazine.
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While certainly compelling, "The Beanery" has also always creeped me out, if only because of its famous sign "Faggots Stay Out" hanging above the bar.
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What ultimately matters about this device is not whether people are creeped out by it; it's whether Google can actually provide users with something of value.
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Last year they creeped everyone out (quite a feat at CES!) with a camera that recognized faces and sent you notifications when your kids came home.
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I was fascinated, creeped-out, amused, disturbed, flabbergasted, and, most of all, overwhelmed by the sheer amount of things, nearly 700 in all, to look at.
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"Being able to come and dance with a lady for two minutes and not creep her out, not get creeped on, it's really cool," Moreno said.
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The nearby marine layer that forms off the California coast has creeped inland, and it feels like I'm standing in the middle of a dense cloud.
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Occasionally you get a biker coming by who stops and tries and talk to us, and no one would answer, and he'd just be creeped out.
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The timing of Hulu's dystopian show The Handmaid's Tale has been eerily relevant in today's world, so much so that even Hillary Clinton is creeped out.
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Typically, I'd be bored, creeped out, or otherwise disinterested in the man sitting across from me, especially after some particular exchange that left me pretty speechless.
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I am not generally concerned about the moral agency of self-driving cars — just avoiding collisions gets you pretty far — but this test creeped me out.
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Leykis says a man named Trevor Garner called his private number and creeped him out ... pretending they were old friends and asking to work with him.
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That conflict has creeped into Madison's mayoral election, where candidates have called for a new lake management plan in the face of more frequent extreme storms.
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Things creeped toward a climax until yesterday, when RL Grime let slip news that you could call a hotline to hear the new track in full.
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And if our televisions, computer, and mobile devices talked about us and coordinated their behavior in a way we could hear, we would be creeped out.
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Inside, I felt like I was in a snow globe — and was both impressed, and semi-creeped out, at how quiet it was inside the igloo.
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The bad news (for the those who are creeped out by this already) is that these twitches are actually happening in your body all the time.
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Especially living right next to the Rockies, it sufficiently creeped me out, and I made my husband promise me we'll never get stranded in a rest stop.
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A little boy creeped out while sitting on Santa's lap used baby sign language to tell his parents he was not feeling safe with Old Saint Nick.
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Just as Pagliei started to deliver her live update, the Pot Sasquatch creeped into the shot, surprising her when she turned around to show off the snowfall.
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I can watch every gore-fest horror flick under the sun and be left relatively unfazed, but there is one film that always leaves me sufficiently creeped.
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We used to say bitch all the time and then one of the people that was here used to get upset and now bitch has creeped in.
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Last November, Instagram released an update with a feature that made anyone who has ever creeped on an account break out in a cold sweat: screenshot notifications.
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As "risk-on" sentiment has creeped back into markets, fund managers have also started adding to their allocations of high-yield debt and stocks, the data showed.
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While it's seen as a coping mechanism, some social media users were thoroughly creeped out by the family pushing a silicone recreation of their son as merch.
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Westworld's third season is slated to premiere sometime in 2020, but that doesn't mean you have to wait until the new year to be fully creeped out.
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And just as I'm starting to get pretty creeped out, he peels off the highway onto a dirt road and heads into the middle of the forest.
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The experience of meeting Saint Nick creeped out one toddler so much he used sign language to call his mother for help, making for one hilarious holiday photo.
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It's my go-to reference when someone tells me that they're creeped out by government surveillance, but totally fine with corporations like Amazon and Facebook collecting their data.
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Instead of desperately wanting to use my phone or getting creeped out by the idea of having a dead person near me, I began to appreciate the silence.
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Although the overarching theme is that he had a magnetic energy, DaRonch recalls feeling creeped out when Bundy approached her in the mall parking lot impersonating a police officer.
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It creeped out a dozen Senators so much that they asked the FCC to look into it — and Chairman Ajit Pai has responded, saying that's not going to happen.
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Among people who identified themselves as Democrats, for instance, 62 percent said they felt "creeped out" by the idea of companies checking job applicants' credit history before hiring them.
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The Kings creeped within 210-221 by the third quarter's end, then went ahead 212-216 with 223:222 to go after back-to-back 216-pointers by Temple.
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One time, a more hard-core version of (Britain's) National Front showed up in tandem with the road crew of a band, and that connection always creeped me out.
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But, if you like the idea of a dedicated video chat device, and you're generally not creeped out by Facebook (a tall order these days), Portal actually isn't bad.
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If you're among the small and extremely un-selective fraternity of people who actually saw Celtic Pride in your youth, it might have creeped you out for unclear reasons.
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Maggie and her pals — Haley (McKaley Miller), Darrell (Dante Brown) and Chaz (Gianni Paolo), in addition to Andy — start to get a little creeped out about their new friend.
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If Facebook users are forced to 'choose' between being creeped on or deleting their account on the dominant social service where all their friends are it's hardly a free choice.
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So, if you're creeped out and annoyed to find out that AccuWeather is giving away your information without your permission, it might be time to switch to another weather app.
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The problem is that plenty of users are already creeped out enough by Alexa's always-listening functionality and habit of picking up snippets of conversation from the next room over.
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Donald TrumpAP Photo/Matt Rourke"I just wanted a selfie," the creeped out girl thought to herself as she slowly tried to squirm her way from the orange man's clutches.
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"I've never been the least bit prudish, but I definitely felt creeped out by all of their comments," Lynsey McMullen, who appeared on the quiz show in December, told me.
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One thing Stephen King does particularly well in It is to tap into collective childhood fears — basically the ideas that everyone was a bit creeped out by as a kid.
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On my first walk through the boardwalk in the forest, I recall feeling creeped out by how eerily quiet and peaceful it was—something that normal people would probably love.
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And, just as feeds creeped in to every other app, it's inevitable too that the mechanics of Stories will soon be showing up in more places before you know it.
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Instead his company continues to groom users into accepting being creeped on by offering pantomime settings that boil down to little more than privacy theatre — if they even realize they're there.
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Donald Glover played the soft-boiled egg-loving shut-in who thoroughly creeped out Lakeith Stanfield's Darius in the episode, so everyone naturally just assumed it was Glover in costume again.
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I told the spokesperson that it might be in the search giant's interest to be more transparent about how this feature works so that users are less creeped out by it.
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Little kids don't seem to be as creeped out by dolls as adults are, and this could be because they're not yet considering that other people and objects could have minds.
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I certainly don't mean to body-shame the poor fellow — like many others, I'm just moderately creeped out at seeing my favorite video game character exhibiting uh, way-too-human characteristics.
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L.'s fantasy football team is sucking, so we watch a few episodes of The Haunting of Hill House on Netflix, and I get super creeped out because I'm a wuss.
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This fable of mice and (wo)men manages to be warm, whimsical, and spine-tingling all at once; I reread it every Halloween and find myself deliciously creeped out every time.
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He told me Sears was basically the Amazon of the Gilded Age, and that it's not unreasonable to be creeped out by the steady collapse of what's left of the competition.
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I mean I had to walk by the Chucky area and there were about nine of the dolls like hanging there frequently like staring at you so I got creeped off.
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Or risk being seen as using its grip on browser marketshare to foot-drag on baked in privacy standards, rather than proactively working to prevent Internet users from being creeped on.
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Deep below the moldering husk of the Hawkins Mansion, as I creeped closer to the cultists chanting obscene words in a dialect not meant for human mouths, I had a revelation.
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If you're creeped out by Villanelle — the angel-faced psychopath from "Killing Eve" — you may want to steer clear of the nameless woman who opens this corrosive double bill of monologues.
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Feeling creeped out and kind of violated but strangely compelled to finish the assignment, I drew a man pointing a gun at another man, with a broken heart next to it.
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When Ersbak spoke to BuzzFeed News two and a half weeks ago, she had said she wasn't sure that she would ever move back to Leilani Estates because it "creeped" her out.
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"I did actually join Twitter for about 12 hours because I tried to be down with the kids and it just creeped me out," Knightley said in a radio interview in 2014.
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"The movie creeped me out in a way I haven't experienced since the original 'The Hills Have Eyes,'" she said, mentioning Wes Craven's 1977 exploitation shocker about a family terrorized by psychopaths.
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It also knows I am addicted, which is why it doesn't ever really have to worry about whether I'm creeped out by the digital eyes I can feel looking over my shoulder.
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Rather than be creeped out, Menrad explains in a forward to Midnight Modern that he invited Blachford to come back to take more, even staging some of his vintage cars for the shoots.
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A lot of people would kind of get creeped out by a humanoid-looking doll but they keep it looking like a doll so you don't get that uncanny valley kind of thing.
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The recruiting industry is built on teenagers being creeped on and cajoled by a battle royal of coaches, fans, media and Twitter stalkers on an incessant basis until one school finally emerges victorious.
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In the video for "Looking For a Lover" he's teamed up with friend Louis Hopper to bring a dreamy and washed out feel to the mid-tempo song and creeped out synth lines.
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I didn't even have a Chaturbate account at that point, I just "creeped" her room, but every time, she would bring a smile to my face, and that meant a lot to me.
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Then one day, after a picnic in the garden, my brother Martin, who is also creeped out by the doll, tells me he has noticed that I never look at the doll either.
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Many of us, for example, are creeped out by the prospect of our smartphones keeping track of where we are at all times -- and tech companies potentially selling that data to third parties.
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But Brafman said Richardson had "lied" when he claimed that he once sent Shkreli, now 34, an "If you got that email from Mr. Richardson, you'd be creeped out about it," Brafman said.
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Harvard Medical School pediatrics professor Michael Rich, who directs the Center on Media and Child Health, argues that even if they're not creeped out, these knockoff kids' videos still aren't necessarily acceptable for children.
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What used to be a strictly fall flavor has now creeped into summertime, as companies looking to get a piece of the pie are introducing their pumpkin spice products earlier and earlier each year.
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When Amazon launched its Amazon Key service last month, it also offered a remedy for anyone—realistically, most people—who might be creeped out that the service gives random strangers unfettered access to your home.
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Oogie Boogie of The Nightmare Before Christmas (aka the film that totally creeped us out as kids) is making his triumphant return after a 13-year absence as part of the park's Halloween Time tradition.
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Their reactions on social media have run the gamut, from experiencing shock and amazement over how accurate Gmail's predictions are to feeling creeped out by the AI and what it could mean for our privacy.
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The reason the goggles aren't completely removed from the final rendering is to give the user a "scuba mask effect" which researchers say keep viewers from falling into the uncanny valley, and being creeped out.
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Since news would constantly relay to me that it was only getting worse, the fear that my grandparents would replace the people I saw starving in news articles creeped into the back of my mind.
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He is apparently creeped out by the very thought of sleeping with his girlfriend, to the extent that when she tries to have phone sex with him, he's disgusted by her detailed descriptions of arousal.
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But while many saw the humor, others were creeped out by the specificity of the information, with some complaining that Netflix appeared to be using its data in a flip manner that mocked some customers.
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The four Burlington students who wrote the article had obtained documents from the Vermont Agency of Education showing that an investigation found counselor Mario Macias falsified records, demeaned female colleagues, and "creeped" out a student teacher.
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Walking around town, Polly tells Betty that she is creeped out by the way Chic stares at the twins and Betty tells Polly about the DNA sample she got and submitted to a lab to test.
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Halloween is a holiday cherished by many people who love to dress up, eat candy, and/or feel vaguely creeped out by the scary TV shows and movies that come out around this time of year.
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Actor Bill Skarsgard, who's playing scary clown Pennywise, explained in an interview with his brother, Alexander, that the clown costume was so scary that the child actors on set were almost too creeped out to work.
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Frankly, you have as much of a chance of being creeped out by an audience member at any fully-clothed comedy venue than you do under these circumstances, but it ultimately depends on where you go.
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" On a U.S. Postal Service forum, a mail carrier asked: "Anyone else feel kind of creeped out that people are recording and watching you, up close, deliver mail to their house or is it just me?
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" On a U.S. Postal Service forum, a mail carrier asked: "Anyone else feel kind of creeped out that people are recording and watching you, up close, deliver mail to their house or is it just me?
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The results were consistent with my theory that getting "creeped out" is a response to the ambiguity of threat and that it is only when we are confronted with uncertainty about threat that we get the chills.
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She co-founded Riot Grrrl, raged in the name of women's rights, and human rights in general, Kathleen Hanna's never been afraid to shout where other's creeped—whether fronting Bikini Kill, Le Tigre, or The Julie Ruin.
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Whether that's turned on or creeped out depends entirely on how attractive you find CGI character, or bald old dudes with white eyebrows and one earring that love to clean and shake their ass in the process.
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As his fellow housemates decamp to the diary room to say how creeped out he makes them feel, he makes the classic mistake of stripping entirely naked and lying on the floor, masturbating and giggling to himself.
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"There's a very strong movement toward creating an independent, creative internet, whether it's old-timers who idealize the old web or younger people who are creeped out by the dominance of the major social networks," he said.
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"If you knew someone was following you around from each store that you go to — just a random person following you around and recording what stores you go to — most people would be creeped out," Soltani said.
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In practice, it may have made the process of tagging all your friends in an album easier, but it mostly creeped users out — perhaps because Facebook has not always been transparent about how it utilizes user data.
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"If you knew someone was following you around from each store that you go to — just a random person following you around and recording what stores you go to — most people would be creeped out," Soltani said.
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The results were consistent with my theory that getting "creeped out" is a response to the ambiguity of threat and that it is only when we are confronted with uncertainty about threat that we get the chills.
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Redditor JRM2 discovered he had a bit of a snake problem recently, so like any normal person, he whipped out his phone and forgot to turn it sideways, filming the snake vertically as it creeped around his property.
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We may have been a little creeped out by Uber's recent announcement that you can now Uber to a person rather than just a destination, but the ridesharing company also recently announced a partnership we're definitely excited about.
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My research was the first empirical study of creepiness, and I had a hunch that feeling creeped out might have something to do with ambiguity—about not really being sure how to react to a person or situation.
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My research was the first empirical study of creepiness, and I had a hunch that feeling creeped out might have something to do with ambiguity -- about not really being sure how to react to a person or situation.
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My research was the first empirical study of creepiness, and I had a hunch that feeling creeped out might have something to do with ambiguity -- about not really being sure how to react to a person or situation.
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As much as I'm creeped out by the wiggly movements of this robotic centipede (yes, I would definitely crush it under foot if it ever came near me), at the same time I'm impressed by the toy's inner workings.
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On the device logged into my personal account, I turned on the option to have a slideshow of my friends' Facebook photos as a screensaver, and several people told me seeing their own photos on device creeped them out.
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But something else creeped into our discussion, an immeasurable notion so distracting and polarizing for most in the disinformation research community that I learned long ago to stop bringing it up: What is the impact of these misinformation campaigns?
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"The other TV shows and movies coming to Netflix on Friday are below (descriptions provided by Netflix):"Creeped Out" season 2 — "Creepy apps, wishes gone wrong and portals to another dimension: Brace yourself for 10 new spine-tingling tales.
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As the date creeped closer, remote desert towns in the area braced themselves for chaos, and officials warned the potential Naruto runners that those guarding the secretive military base would not hesitate to use force against anyone caught trespassing.
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No, not because I'm inherently creeped out by the idea of Apple owning even more of my life (though it's certainly a valid concern), but because I already know I'm going to sign up, and it's not going to be cheap.
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RichRelevance's report also notes that 64% of the surveyed shoppers would be unpleasantly surprised — or "creeped out" — should a salesperson use an app that cues them to say hello to them by name, as hospitable as that may seem to be.
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Knowing buyers might be creeped out, Facebook's VP of Portal Rafa Camargo tells me "We had to build all the stacks — hardware, software, and AI from scratch — and it allowed us to build privacy into each one of these layers".
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But when excavations of this 1,500-year-old children's necropolis in the Italian commune of Lugnano in Teverina turned up a "vampire burial"—in which a rock had been shoved into a dead child's mouth—even the professionals were creeped out.
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Come back to learn what to watch if... Monday: ... you want to be creeped out Tuesday: ... you just wanna have fun Wednesday: ... you're with the family Thursday: ... you're all about awards season Friday: ... you've only got time for 6 movies
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In the course of our conversation, I brought up my experience with Spotify — I like knowing what's popular, but when a friend recently mentioned specific songs that they could see I'd been listening to on the service, I was a bit creeped out.
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Maggie soon starts to feel creeped out and slowly persuades the rest of the group to stop hanging out in the basement, which doesn't sit well with Ma. "Don't make me drink alone," she says menacingly in a video sent to the kids.
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But when I exhaled on a jar of unfed bugs, I was thoroughly creeped out at how fast they scrambled up the accordion-folded piece of paper that was their home (the folds give them plenty of nooks and crannies to hide in).
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Jesus christ Samsung Aw shit I got this weird "find my mobile" notif and my dumb ass clicked on it and nothing happened but I'm lowkey creeped out now Samsung isn't the first company to send out bizarre notifications to a wide audience.
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Volunteers cared for the site since Martin's suicide in 1986, and Pasaquan was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2008, yet a lack of funding meant paint still chipped and faded from the concrete, termites creeped in, and structures became unstable.
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"I really like partying with hot, naked women, and as I started to throw these events, I realized there weren't a lot of places available for girls to express sexuality in a protected environment where they wouldn't be creeped on by random men," Galbraith explained.
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Before you get creeped out by the data collection angle, realize that this company isn't gathering this data to sell it, it's gathering it so that the company you do business with has a clearer understanding of your interactions with them across the company.
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This is a feature the iPad Pro lacks and may please customers who are creeped out by Apple's Face ID. That said, Face ID is harder to trick than a fingerprint sensor, so you might prefer the iPad if you're especially concerned with security.
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If Facebook was required by law to rip away its adtech modesty curtain entirely there's a risk, for its business model, that users would get horribly creeped out by the full bore view of the lidless eye in the digital wall spying on them to target ads.
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And while it's definitely fair to feel creeped out by the amount of data Google has about where you go, how long you've been there, and what photos you take, I've come to accept that this is what I've agreed to in exchange for a "free" service.
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Nowadays, we're probably less concerned with witches (who, by the way, can work their magick whenever they darn well please), but we still can't help but get creeped out when we stay up into in the wee hours (or, even worse, wake up at 2:30 a.m.
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As was said hypothetically at one point, two consumers served personalized ads may react very differently; one may be creeped out, feeling as if their privacy is invaded, while the other believes the intuitive ads, promoting only what aligns with their interests, are wonderful and convenient.
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And slowly, the seeds planted by that "one-off gig" grew, and a few festival dates creeped in, followed by a career-spanning compilation, The Best of Suede, a few more gigs, Coachella, album reissues, and back-to-back-to-back nights performing their first three albums.
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If you want to introduce your kid to Alexa, but are creeped out by the idea of an Echo speaker in their bedroom you are the target demographic of Amazon's Echo Glow, one of the cheapest devices that the company unveiled at its September 25 launch event in Seattle.
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To be more specific: The young actor Evan Peters, who creeped you out as a sweet-faced, homicidal teenager in the first season of "American Horror Story" on FX, returns in subsequent seasons as a falsely accused murderer, a reanimated fraternity brother, Charles Manson, Andy Warhol and Jesus.
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Like Facebook's, most of these bots work right inside messaging apps; it's like texting with a concierge, or if Siri birthed a litter of smarter, faster and nimbler offspring — ones you can issue orders to silently and who never get tired, or creeped out, by the nature of your requests.
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I am creeped out by the increasing dogmatism and intolerance of millennials on the left; I felt a generational divide open up under me last year when everyone under 40 seemed to agree that Dana Schutz's painting of Emmett Till in his coffin should be removed from the Whitney Biennial.
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They have an eerie appeal: If your kindergartner brought one home, you would be creeped out, but here, they look as if they summon the kind of specters who open your kitchen cabinets, like in "The Sixth Sense," except they reorganize your glassware and put a flower in each cup.
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Unless you ignore the fact you're being creeped on almost all the time, by snoopy entities that double as intelligence traders, selling info on what you like or don't, so that an unseen adtech collective can create highly detailed profiles of you to try and manipulate your online transactions and purchasing decisions.
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I just wanted something I could look at when the icky feeling creeped back and left me face-planted on top of my bed, something a little silly to defang my dread about the upcoming year, and to remember that there was actually a lot of cool stuff worth being excited about.
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But as he approached his death—I happened to visit him the night before he died in 1996—the vibe of the Alcor team moving weird cryo-gear into his house creeped Tim out, and he ended up opting for the "shoot my ashes into space" path, which seemed more appropriate to me as well.
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The whole thing brings to mind how Target creeped out its customers a few years ago by using data mining to send ads for baby products to women who didn't even know they were pregnant yet, or who hadn't yet told their families and had to have an awkward conversation after the mail arrived.
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While some users are likely to be creeped out by Facebook asking them to feed it selfies to log in, the reality is that the site already has an Orwellian stockpile of information on members—such as years' worth of embarrassing photos, awkward statuses, the content of direct messages, cell phone numbers, addresses, and debit card information.
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During the same period, your favorability ratings have plummeted to a new low and GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has creeped up in the polls.
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CNBC's John Harwood recently sat down with conservative pundit Bill Kristol to discuss a wide range of topics, including the rise and fall of one-time vice president candidate Sarah Palin, the proper role of government, the state of conservative media, and here, how he's creeped out by all the businesses that are "sucking up" to President Donald Trump.
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I would like for our workplaces to have a space where women can speak openly and honestly about the culture there — the things that make them feel seriously harassed or assaulted, but also just a little creeped out, or knocked off balance, or diminished — that falls outside the legalistic, bureaucratic, totally intimidating experience of reporting to the H.R. office.
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This is a man who spent decades as a tacky fixture and punchline of the New York social scene, a man who went on the Howard Stern Show to talk about his wife's breasts and ran the Miss Universe franchise, (where he unapologetically focused on boobs in bikinis over brains and allegedly harassed, ridiculed, and creeped on the young contestants).
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I can't tell you how many times I've been just getting into a groove, thoughts flowing and typing fingers flying, only to be interrupted by the unignorable ache that means I'm going to have to spend the next 15 minutes hoping that whoever is in the stall beside mine isn't too creeped out by the mysterious rhythmic suction happening next door.
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Although the film never spells out the precise circumstances of Autumn's pregnancy, it does portray in queasy detail the aggressions — micro and macro — that Skylar is forced to endure on a daily basis, from being creeped on by a customer and assaulted by her manager to deflecting the flirtatious banter of an eager young man (flawlessly played by Théodore Pellerin) on the bus to New York.
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Creeped Out: Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL Super Monsters: Vida's First Halloween — NETFLIX ORIGINAL Super Monsters: Season 3 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL The Spooky Tale of Captain Underpants Hack-a-wee — NETFLIX ORIGINAL Fractured — NETFLIX ORIGINAL Haunted: Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL Sinister 2 Eli — NETFLIX ORIGINAL In this movie, a young boy struggles with an unknown illness that requires him to live sealed off from the rest of the world.
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There are lots of reasons a driver might give a passenger a bad rating: They made a mess, they have extremely bad hygiene, they're rude, they're loud, they're obnoxiously drunk, they're talking about politics, they're not respecting personal boundaries, or they're even making a driver extremely uncomfortable by sitting in the front seat and staring at them without saying a word (yes, I was very creeped out by that passenger).
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Some are creeped out: Some just roll with it: Some see a profit in it: Others are impressed: But the best reaction by far comes from fellow-nudist Hetsu: Link's exposed body is causing quite a stir both inside and outside the world of Hyrule, with some unsatiated gamers looking for a little bit more than Breath of the Wild is able to provide while maintaining its ESRB rating of Everyone 10+.
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The building's lower floors are a place where it would be easy to get creeped out; they've been closed to the public for more than 20 years, and they look like something out of a Philip Marlowe novel—1930s tile work and frosted glass and hand-lettered doors, ancient safety posters, and even more ancient equipment (in addition, every inch of the place is filled with asbestos, lending the proceedings an added element of danger).
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For over five years, I've creeped on their personal Twitter and Instagram accounts, searched Google News for an inkling of information that they would return, and in recent months, learned that they were gearing up for a reunion: they changed their Facebook and Twitter profile pictures to cryptic images; in May, Joe Jonas spilled the tea on a reunion to which MCR guitarist Frank Iero fired back, calling the Jonas Brothers a "Disney Band"; and Warner Records prematurely released new merch.
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