Calipari was beginning to get cold feet, according to Abrams.
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Manson family member Linda Kasabian didn't actually get cold feet.
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This group of companies had particular reason to get cold feet.
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But at least we know the automaker won't get cold feet.
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Could an employer later get cold feet because of a technical title discrepancy?
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And it's still possible some Democrats could get cold feet on this big package.
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"The Congress can't get cold feet because the people will not let that happen," Trump said.
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Unfortunately, when Democrats get into power they suddenly get cold feet about repealing their predecessors' bills.
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Then again, Trump might get cold feet about another shutdown and about making the emergency declaration.
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They could get cold feet and either vote down Kavanaugh or pressure McConnell to withdraw the nomination.
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But amid the uncertainty, bankers who had been tiptoeing back to Tehran will probably get cold feet again.
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They could get cold feet and either vote down Kavanaugh or backchannel to McConnell to pull the nomination.
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When some of the cities started to get cold feet about taking part, Mr Wang urged them on.
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And Democrats outside the Northeast may get cold feet about making a democratic socialist their nominee for president.
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For example, we say we get 'cold feet' when we're afraid, and that's literally true, we've tested it.
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It's true for rats, too — they get cold feet, and their tails get cold, when they are scared.
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"They did not exactly get cold feet, but they decided it was good for them," said Mr. Turquin.
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Some Republicans—particularly those who represent thousands of people who rely on Obamacare—are starting to get cold feet.
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When they hadn't recouped their investments by the end of the 1890 season, they started to get cold feet.
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While Ross, 30, wanted to drop the song to "get a vibe," Simpson Ross, 33, began to get cold feet.
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Performers like Jennifer Holliday accept the invite but then get cold feet after fans and others go on the attack.
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"A lot of Republicans will get cold feet" when it comes time to vote on the law's demise, predicted Green.
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How can they get cold feet now that the cash is in the bank, even if the model is broken?
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Oil tycoon Rex Tillerson was confirmed as secretary of state, but Republicans started to get cold feet about Betsy DeVos.
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He said he was concerned that some jurors would get cold feet and try to find a way out of serving.
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So far, the violence at Trump rallies doesn't appear to have caused corporate sponsors to get cold feet about the convention.
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First, as Election Day draws near, primary voters tend to get cold feet about electing someone with no experience in elected office.
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Some of the people who put down their refundable $1,000 might get cold feet if they don't get the tax break, Shepard said.
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But he did not rule out the possibility that some members in swing districts could get cold feet, citing tenuous public opinion polls.
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Jakarta is not the only Asian city to get cold feet about big engineering schemes in recent years, and to embrace cheaper flood-control measures.
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Many conservatives who pay lip service to limited government get cold feet when it comes to sweeping away the interventions that occur via the tax system.
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" Graham predicted Bolton's hardline thinking "increases the likelihood that the summit will be sabotaged in some way or that the North Koreans now get cold feet.
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"Kim Jong Un has very little international experience, let alone negotiation experience on big issues, so one could expect for him to get cold feet," Peterson said.
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Young people who get cold feet or leave the community and want nothing to do with the practice run the risk of being tracked down and forcibly circumcised.
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Behren said the blow-out of the spread reflected investor fears that LVMH will get cold feet about the deal, as the coronavirus pandemic weighs on consumer spending.
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The startup health plan Canopy Health, for example, initially planned to enter the Wyoming but had a change of heart as it watched other carriers get cold feet.
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"The more it looks like a slow-motion debacle, the more likely it is that Senate Republicans will get cold feet," says Will Marshall of the Progressive Policy Institute.
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Now, it seems that if some company reports a bad quarter, stocks could get hammered and analysts could get cold feet and start downgrading, throwing the market into uncertainty.
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If China and the U.S. lob threats back and forth or get cold feet about a potential deal, stocks could drop, as they have at several points this year.
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False negatives are also common, when advertisers get cold feet in the first few weeks of an integration, and cancel shows after one ad insertion in a single episode.
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If they get cold feet again, Trump's currently weak-sounding protests that the real crooks are House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff and the intelligence community whistleblower will gain new life.
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Celebrity Boxing has had some problems lately with stars like Farrah Abraham, Lenny Dykstra and Angry Bagel Guy dropping out last minute -- so hopefully Mary and Tami don't get cold feet.
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But passage in the House was uncertain until the final hours, as African-American Democrats raised questions about protections for minority districts and as others simply appeared to get cold feet.
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The deposit is also fully refundable, in case you get cold feet, and people who put down deposits will later get the opportunity to actually configure their vehicle prior to delivery.
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If the Silicon Valley elite continue to get cold feet around defense contracts, it could have systemic effects not only on private-sector innovation, but on the competitiveness of our national defense.
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Still, all it takes is for a big name like Snap, which on Friday approached its IPO price of $17, for investors to get cold feet about other tech unicorns sitting out there.
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The exam, considered difficult to pass, might make some celebrities get cold feet, but not for Hu, who said he passed the exam in April 2016, after many nights of studying until 3 a.m.
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Still, many have wondered whether his supporters will actually stick with him in the end — or whether they'll get cold feet and opt for a more conventional choice when the time comes to vote.
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Then when Trump starts discussing contentious issues like a travel ban, cabinet appointments, Trump's clothing line being dumped by Nordstrom or a Supreme Court pick; investors get cold feet and sell stocks to buy bonds.
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The big questions politicos have long had about Donald Trump are whether his voters will actually show up, and whether some might get cold feet and back a seemingly more electable candidate at the last second.
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This "grace period" used to be 14 days, but Business Insider reported in late 2018 that Facebook raised it to a month to give users an opportunity to reactivate their account if they get cold feet.
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It's easy to imagine Trump watching Christie on TV and starting to get cold feet about his decision to wed his candidacy to Mike Pence—maybe Paul Manafort is wrestling the phone away from him right now.
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Once everything's in place, we learn that his pals are all meant to be in on the project, and a few of them, cozy in their bohemian homebody states, get cold feet on learning it's a go.
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"These have been pre-arranged deals but the timing has been accelerated with people being concerned that some will get cold feet - and they involved very large sums of money," said the partner, who declined to be named.
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But the fairytale dress actually causes her prince to bolt: with a dress that "upped the ante," Carrie expanded her wedding guest list from 74 to 400, causing Big to get cold feet and ultimately leave her at the alter.
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The longer he waits, the more likely it is that fellow Republicans get cold feet on a repeal, as they hear from more and more constituents and various interests that didn't get the influence they wanted in the early drafting stages.
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Others spanned a range of typical Google searches, including hunting for recipes ("how to make a birthday cake"), understanding idioms ("hey Google, get cold feet"), beating pub quizzes ("presidents in order"), and looking for that perfect karaoke number ("you'll be in my heart just music").
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While not particularly inflated in relation to past post-earnings moves, this kind of price action — coupled with investors bailing on previously bullish bets — suggest that the market is starting to get cold feet in a stock that might have moved too far, too fast this year.
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It is one thing for Norway to sponsor talks between the opposition and Mr. Maduro's regime; it is another for the Europeans to get cold feet and accept Mr. Maduro's grip on power despite the widespread human rights violations by and clear illegality of his government.
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Also on Monday: Goldman Sachs started to get cold feet about its good buddy Donald Trump; the House of Commons told Trump to sod off back to his lorry, mate; John Yoo, of all people, hammered him for "executive overreach"; and Trump's diet and exercise habits disgusted the nation.
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It took like six seconds for Boston's front office to get cold feet on what is maybe not the best move in the universe—or at least one that invites criticism—and start deflecting blame away from themselves and onto manufactured concerns about the universally well-regarded player's winning spirit or whatever the hell.
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Here&aposs the Moment Nikki Bella Started to Get Cold Feet About Marrying John Cena "Honestly, I didn&apost think I&aposd get the part and I kept putting it off, not telling Nicole and not having the discussion of, &aposHey, there may be some graphic scenes,&apos" the 41-year-old actor said on " Conan " at the time.
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ZURICH/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Switzerland's drive to clinch a sweeping treaty putting its ties with the European Union on firmer footing has run aground as mainstream conservative parties get cold feet ahead of Britain's divorce talks with the EU. A new treaty could clear the way for closer ties in fields including financial services and power markets, but fear that any deal might upset Swiss voters under the country's system of direct democracy has put the project on hold.
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"Viewers get cold feet over drama". The Daily Telegraph. Telegraph Media Group.
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"People don't get Cold Feet about approaching me.. they come up and say: 'I want to thump you'". Sunday Mirror (MGN): p. 39 (archived at findarticles.com).
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U.S. authorities had initially discounted the passenger accounts, but agents later said there was a growing belief that the man played a role in ensuring Abdulmutallab "did not get cold feet".
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"Viewers get cold feet over drama". The Daily Telegraph (Telegraph Media Group). Following the merging of Granada Films with Granada Productions in 2002, Harries' brief was expanded to include films.Staff (11 September 2002).
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"Czech viewers to get Cold Feet". Broadcastnow (Emap Media). Retrieved 18 September 2009. The creators intend the show to run for three series of 13 episodes and tell a story over seven years.
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"Bucs get cold feet 24–23". St. Petersburg Times. 14 Dec 1981 Fouts' touchdown gave him a league-leading total of 32 on the season. The Chargers had been facing elimination from the playoff race with a loss, but instead found themselves with the opportunity to win the AFC West.
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Gia lives with her father Col. Bakshi (Prem Chopra) and is in love with Shiven. Both are to get married shortly, but Shiven starts to get cold feet thanks to a few misleading words about marriage from his friend Juggy (Vishal Malhotra). He decides to disappear from her life, leaving Bakshi no alternative but to arrange Gia's marriage with Rohit Chhada (Kushal Punjabi).
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Her mother assures her it is one of the milder cases and the wedding is cautiously back on. Just as all best-laid plans often go awry, Nisha gets a blast from her past. The man she deeply loved comes back into her life begging for another chance. As she debates telling Rishabh about her past, she herself begins to get cold feet.
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Klaus is Victoria's fiancé. They were classmates at Victoria's culinary fellowship in Germany but enter a relationship roughly a day after Ted and Victoria break up. He appears on-screen in "Farhampton" as Victoria's groom, but both of them get cold feet at their wedding. The failure of the wedding sends Klaus into a spiral and he briefly stays at Ted's apartment.
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In an interview published in October 2003, Harries told The Daily Telegraph that ITV would "probably" bring back Cold Feet ten years after it ended, and said, "There's a tacit understanding with the actors that we will re-visit it again at the appropriate time."Leonard, Tom (31 October 2003). "Viewers get cold feet over drama". The Daily Telegraph (Telegraph Media Group): p. 21.
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Episode 5: "V"- Daisy goes to Janice for advice about Mark. Martin and Nancy grow closer while Bryce and Jane get cold feet and Linus gets an offer he has to refuse. Episode 6: My Own Worst Enemy- Jealousy is the topic of this week’s meeting. Tension rises between Janice and Bryce over Alex. Martin looks for the perfect gift for Nancy’s baby, but meets her husband, instead.
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Truckers helped build the existing truck stop and cafe. The Alaska Department of Transportation (DOT) has a camp (Maintenance Station) in Coldfoot. The town was originally a mining camp named Slate Creek, and around 1900 got its present name when prospectors going up the nearby Middle Fork Koyukuk River would get "cold feet" and turn around. In 1902 Coldfoot had two roadhouses, two stores, seven saloons, and a gambling house.
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Learning from Mary that Volkoff was developing an improved version of the antidote, he and Chuck went to Volkoff Industries, only for Hartley to get cold feet and run away. He later came back and talked down Vivian from killing Chuck. It is also revealed that he volunteered to go undercover and convinced Stephen to use his Intersect program on him. He and Vivian then start new lives with flawless IDs provided by Casey.
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Cal seems to get cold feet whenever he plans to propose to Chloe, who is only waiting for him to do so. In Episode 10, the ring is given to Chloe before Cal leaves her to search for a boat he rented. He is then shot in the shoulder and is in critical condition, relying on Sully to operate. Miraculously, Sully manages to save Cal, and they both go after Wakefield to save Chloe.
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The revelation escalates to an argument at their parents' home, leading Frank to strap boxing gloves on them, with Mickey winning on the first punch. Francis finally confronts Renee with his affair and files for divorce. When Mickey finds out he intends to marry Heather, he informs Francis of Heather's time as a prostitute, causing Francis to get cold feet. Hope informs Mickey that they will need to move to Paris in a month if she is accepted into an art school there.
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Following his initial escapade with Eulice, Paxton brags to his fraternity brothers that he feels no remorse. While they are on a trip to a cabin, Tobey asks Paxton to move out of his fraternity house and move into an apartment with her. Paxton overreacts; Tobey explains that her father bet her that if she rented an apartment for the two of them Paxton would get cold feet and end the relationship. A bitter fight ensues, but they soon make up.
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She recalls all the incidents that gave him the lines on his face and says, "It's like a map of our marriage, and I don't want to lose it." Bree tells Karl she's having second thoughts about divorcing Orson, but he talks her back into it, saying that all women get cold feet at some point and that Orson really is "that bad." Susan gets a text that reads, "I'll keep paying the alimony, Mike." Only the message isn't from Mike, but Katherine, who immediately deletes it.
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Celebrating their victory, David notices that the television store now sells color televisions, broadcasting new programs and footage of other countries and that the town's roads now lead to other cities. With Pleasantville changed, Jennifer chooses to continue her new life in the TV world. Bidding farewell to his sister, his new girlfriend and Betty, David uses the remote control to return to the real world. He comforts his mother, who had left to meet a man only to get cold feet and assures her that nothing has to be perfect.
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A common use of the phrase is when people fear the commitment of marriage and get "cold feet" before a wedding ceremony. This pre-marital doubt or fear may manifest for a variety of reasons and sometimes cause the bride or groom to back out of a planned marriage. Original research on the "cold feet" phenomenon is very limited, but a four- year study conducted by UCLA researchers found feelings of pre-marital doubt or uncertainty about an impending marriage were associated with future marital problems and a viable predictor of divorce.
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Crazy Mohan, hatching upon a plan, tells Shruti to ask Ravi to marry her, thinking that Ravi will get cold feet and they would be rid of him. As fate would have it, Ravi, guessing their next move, also comes with a marriage proposal to Shruti. The pair, then, approach Mohan Rao and tell him that Ravi is in love with Shruti and that he proposed to her. They assume that this would enrage Mohan Rao, but Mohan Rao, happy that his son has finally fallen in love and wishes to marry a girl, accepts the proposal heartily.
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Although she seemed very arrogant and hard to get along with, she was actually trying to protect herself after years of being sexually abused by relatives because she had been an orphan. She could not trust any man after her ordeal. As Xu Hao Long helped Ni Qing Qing, they started to develop feelings for each other. However Xu Hao Long’s medical condition suddenly deteriorated, so he began to get cold feet about dating again. Zhi Bin and Wang Zi Yu’s marriage was on the rocks with their constant bickering, so Ziyu stopped respecting him and insisted on a divorce.
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He'd get cold feet when it came to it. It's really only Sue he loves and wants." According to Ratcliff, Sue getting pregnant put her in a dilemma because she worried that happiness for the Osmans would need to be curtailed if she decided to leave the programme; she felt this would be unfair on viewers because of all the misery Sue had been put through on-screen already. Discussing this in 1987, Ratcliff said, "I knew nothing about the baby plans until a few weeks ago when I came back from my holidays and was told that Sue was pregnant again.
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Having set the storyline up to unfold in 1998, crew members began to get cold feet due to the uneasiness of shooting the scene using one of their co workers own children and the fact that two of the storyliners had fallen pregnant. On screen, Ellen had an unscheduled birth, giving birth to Rose Crozier-Kearney (Georgia Bishop) in her bathroom, but help arrived in the form of Caroline Buxton (Tandi Wright) just in time. Due to the tenderness of the storyline, it was continuously pushed back until the stage where it was nearing the point of improbability. The plot was ultimately scheduled to air in the last possible week with the potential of cot death to occur.
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Zak becomes determined to know what's going on, and he pesters Sam and Belle in the village shop to tell him the secret they're supposedly hiding. The two initially try to keep it together, but, pushed to her limit, Belle blurts out that Zak's great-nephew Aaron Livesy (Danny Miller) was raped as a child by his father Gordon. Much like the rest of the family, Zak is devastated by the news, and Joanie begins to question his loyalties. After Joanie accepts Zak's proposal of marriage, they quickly plan their wedding and during the stag do put together at The Woolpack, Zak drinks too much and mistakenly calls Joanie 'Lisa' which causes her to panic and get cold feet.
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Carnival, Claire begins to get cold feet believing that Becky is there, at which point they are greeted by Samuel. The girls tour the carnival, where Gretchen notices a man using his power to rip off a burly guy throwing balls at a pyramid stack of milk bottles, only to let a little girl win the prize. They arrive at a campfire where Samuel is telling a story to a group of kids, where Claire reunites with a now-clean-shaven Eric Doyle, who reveals that the new life he got from Claire during the "Fugitives" arc didn't work out so well until Samuel found him and took him into the Carnival, and tells her that they should talk. Samuel convinces Claire to tell the kids a story of her own, and she tells it based on her own life, personifying herself as a frog with a mother (Sandra), father (Noah), and a tadpole (Mr.
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