It's easy to see why some Republicans are getting cold feet.
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This could be cover for Wanda itself getting cold feet, for example.
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A source told PEOPLE that the Blockers actor had started getting cold feet.
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If any party is getting cold feet on the shutdown, it's the Republicans.
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"It looks like the prosecutors are getting cold feet," he said Thursday morning.
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Southern stars are getting cold feet over the rare snow storm sweeping the country.
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This almost certainly contributed to Republicans in close districts getting cold feet on supporting the bill.
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However, a source tells PEOPLE that he started getting cold feet as the wedding date drew near.
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This, no doubt, is why party leaders already seem to be getting cold feet over the idea.
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Brazil's steepening yield curve may be the first evidence of investors getting cold feet about political risks.
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Now, Perez, who had previously refused to go along with the dangerous stunt, was getting cold feet again.
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It is alleged that a local fighter initially accepted money to throw his fight, before getting cold feet.
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But reports that Sprint's parent company, SoftBank, is getting cold feet sent both telecoms' stock prices plummeting on Monday.
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Following the announcement, a source told PEOPLE that Cena started getting cold feet as the wedding date drew near.
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Sprint-owner SoftBank Group may be getting cold feet when it comes to the proposed T-Mobile U.S. merger.
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Sure, getting cold feet on your wedding day is a given; tying the knot is a huge deal, after all.
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My mom called last night to tell me that she is getting cold feet about driving me for my surgery.
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The news agency also noted that some are getting "cold feet" about the prospect of a rate rise in August.
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Up to seven parties have submitted bids or expressed an interest, though some bidders are getting cold feet after the referendum.
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Unfortunately, after ten years in business, Lucid may be getting cold feet: the company recently approached Ford about a possible buyout.
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And there have been rumors that director James Wan is getting cold feet with his Aquaman movie (which Wan later dispelled).
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The Wall Street Journal had earlier reported that some founding members were getting cold feet amid regulatory scrutiny and other concerns.
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The voters might be getting cold feet, too, as the recent boost in approval for Obamacare in the polls seems to show.
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Nash told Calipari not to worry, saying he would try to get to the bottom of why Bryant was getting cold feet.
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They're preparing for the ultimate wedding, but Amber starts getting cold feet when faced with the prospect of becoming an actual queen.
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Davis' meeting with Hill staff come amid reports that his client is getting cold feet about testifying before Congress on Feb. 7.
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But some told me that weed investors are already getting cold feet about putting money into dispensaries or other weed-related business ventures.
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Next, A. invited me out to dinner and then, perhaps getting cold feet at what it implied, asked if she could bring Brooke.
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" He added: "Broadly speaking, there are two key things happening at the moment: First, some investors – angels and other firms – are getting cold feet.
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Increasingly, we're seeing investors getting cold feet at the prospect of never-ending patent litigation, and resource-intensive technology startups fold as a result.
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"Some singers and bands want to perform but they're getting cold feet because they're worried it will hurt their career," entertainment news site TMZ wrote.
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"The prosecutors are getting cold feet in front of the entire country and second-guessing whether they even want to go to trial," he said.
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Deadline reported that late last month, Thurber and Johnson sensed Universal was getting cold feet on the project, which by then had Gadot and Reynolds attached.
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K Street lobbyists, happy to cash checks from the Gulf State for decades in spite of its abominable human rights record, are now getting cold feet.
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"The prosecutors are getting cold feet in front of the entire country and second-guessing whether they even want to go to trial," Mr. McConnell said.
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These are the very dynamics that led Sessions to push for DACA's repeal in the first place, and for Trump to sign on, before getting cold feet.
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"This, to me, seems to undermine or indicate that they're getting cold feet or have a lack of confidence in what they've done so far," he said.
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Several Republican senators are getting cold feet over the GOP plan to repeal ObamaCare without a replacement, leaving the party scrambling to find a consensus around an alternative.
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A few weeks before the conference, the vaccine was not ready and posts made by Stuermer in a biohacking group on Facebook suggested he might be getting cold feet.
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But the risk is very real, members of Congress are getting cold feet for a reason, and Obama is right to think that his legacy can yet be saved.
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"The prosecutors are getting cold feet in front of the entire country and second-guessing whether they even want to go to trial," McConnell said on the Senate floor.
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They slammed Republican leaders for getting cold feet on a "clean repeal" now that they finally have a GOP President in the White House to sign an Obamacare repeal bill.
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But in addition to pressure to reduce costs, some mid-sized banks are getting cold feet due to slowing growth in the region and fierce competition from some Asian players.
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But Sternberger indicated that it's a hopeful situation, despite their past hardships and complications — like Adena's ex-girlfriend Coco, Kat getting cold feet, and all of the miles between them.
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But even if the telecommunications giant is getting cold feet about buying the once-iconic internet company, backing out of the deal makes little sense, said analysts who spoke with CNBC.
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We've heard some stories of investors getting cold feet since Thursday, but having checked in with our portfolio and network the vast majority of planned deals are going ahead as normal.
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There's a secret scare in the music world over Donald Trump's inauguration ... some singers and bands want to perform but they're getting cold feet because they're worried it will hurt their career.
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President Trump claimed Tuesday that "FBI lovers" Peter Strzok and Lisa Page are getting "cold feet" ahead of planned Capitol Hill appearances this week, amid conflicting reports over whether they will show up.
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The breakup came just weeks before they were set to tie the knot at a May 5 destination wedding, and a source recently told PEOPLE that Cena started getting cold feet as the date drew near.
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However, in recent weeks, reports have suggested that some partners are getting cold feet as a result of regulatory scrutiny, with the Financial Times reporting that two unnamed partners are considering pulling out of the project.
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But what's more, Democrats getting cold feet about obstruction of justice after the publication of the Mueller report seems to have emboldened Trump to pursue the view that he was the victim of a vast international spy conspiracy.
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Zuck introduces the $199 Oculus Go headset Zuck introduces the $199 Oculus Go headset What's important is that these moves isolate Facebook and Oculus from other tech giants getting cold feet in the race to build VR tech.
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Firms identified the significant fall in the pound since the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union on June 2.73rd, as well as concerns over rising inflation as the main reasons for getting cold feet on investment projects.
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If there was any doubt that the former FBI director, sacked by President Donald Trump on May 9, was getting cold feet ahead of his Thursday morning testimony on Capitol Hill, it was dashed -- sensationally so -- on Wednesday afternoon.
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But many economists had begun to think the BoE might be getting cold feet about a May rate rise after Governor Mark Carney alluded to "mixed" data last week and the possibility of moving rates at a later meeting.
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It's hard to say whether the field will grow or shrink ahead of the Iowa Caucuses in February, but it's clear that some candidates think a number of voters and donors are getting cold feet with their current options.
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TV. "It's kind of a preview of what we're going to see on Thursday, and I think it it's why maybe the Democrats are getting cold feet, and maybe think they may have overplayed their hand here," he continued.
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A measure of panic began to set in at New York's City Hall on Wednesday night, after the initial news reports and indications that Mr. Carvalho appeared to be getting cold feet, according to someone familiar with the matter.
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Tencent's move to scrap the investment indicates how, amid stricter regulations, investors may be getting cold feet about China's online education industry, which has seen a proliferation of new start-ups on strong demand for extracurricular training from parents.
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The Bank of England holds a policy meeting later in the session but not a single analyst polled by Reuters expects a rate hike and some are getting cold feet about a rise in August given recent soft economic data.
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No economists polled by Reuters expect the BoE to raise rates on Thursday, and some are getting cold feet about their forecasts for a rate rise in August, which would be only the central bank's second increase since the 2008 financial crisis .
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No economists polled by Reuters expect the BoE to raise rates on Thursday, and some are getting cold feet about their forecasts for a rate rise in August, which would be only the central bank's second increase since the 2008 financial crisis.
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No economists polled by Reuters expect the BoE to raise rates on Thursday, and some are getting cold feet about their forecasts for a rate rise in August, which would be only the central bank's second increase since the 23 financial crisis.
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But in the run-up to Friday's data, many were beginning to think the BoE could be getting cold feet about a May rate rise, after Governor Mark Carney alluded to "mixed" data last week and the possibility of moving rates at a later meeting.
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The EU wants a comprehensive treaty to replace the patchwork of more than 100 bilateral accords that now govern ties, but mainstream Swiss parties are getting cold feet about the idea ahead of Britain's divorce talks with the EU. Reporting by Michael Shields; Editing by Richard Balmforth
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I am on Air Force One flying to NATO and hear reports that the FBI lovers, Peter Strzok and Lisa Page are getting cold feet on testifying about the Rigged Witch Hunt headed by 13 Angry Democrats and people that worked for Obama for 8 years.
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While the options market saw higher call activity ahead of the e-commerce company's earnings report Wednesday morning, generally a bullish signal, most of those calls were actually being sold — a sign that traders might be getting cold feet ahead of the results, says Dan Nathan, principal at RiskReversal.com.
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The Chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, EU antitrust regulators, the French Finance Minister, the Senate Banking Committee, the House Committee on Financial Services, and the Secretary of the U.S Treasury have all expressed doubts about Libra, so it's easy to see why some companies might be getting cold feet.
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This season follows Selina Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) navigating the transition from an ineffective veep to sitting president — thanks to her former running mate getting cold feet a couple of years into his term — and her struggle to earn votes in a historic congressional tiebreaker that will decide if she or her opponent Bill O'Brien will be elected president.
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Beth Howland zips through an iconic patter song, "(Not) Getting Married Today," perfecting her breath control and working with Sondheim to make minor but meaningful changes in the spaces between words, all to ensure that this permanent record of the song will be a worthy tribute to every WASP lady who's ever had a panic attack while getting cold feet before her vows.
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Nomura economist George Buckley said he expected the pound to fall further in the short term but that it might recover if business surveys for April "show signs of bouncing back" and the government clarifies its position on agreeing a post-Brexit trading relationship with the EU. Even before Friday's data, many economists began to feel the BoE might be getting cold feet about a rate rise to curb inflation, especially after Governor Mark Carney last week alluded to the possibility of postponing any hike.
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In 2003 the format was sold to Italian network Mediaset for a 2004 broadcast.Staff (13 November 2003). "Getting Cold feet in Italy". Broadcastnow (Emap Media).
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Cold feet is a phrase which refers to a person not going through with an action, particularly one which requires long term commitment, due to fear, uncertainty, and doubt. A person is said to be "getting cold feet" when, after previously committing to a plan, they ultimately do not carry out the planned course of action.
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While he hasn't spoken to Julia in about four years, Arno has no idea where Jan is. After almost getting cold feet, Charlie can get Arno to call Julia on her birthday. Julia seems disconcerted about Arno's call but eventually admits to her husband Ricardo Mendes that she misses her father. Julia decides to invite Arno to Majorca where she is living now.
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Jax suggests that SAMCRO look into other ways of earning money besides gun running, but Clay prioritizes retrieving their stolen weapons. Later, Clay tells Jax that he can't be "getting cold feet" about the club, telling him that he and John sacrificed a lot to build SAMCRO. At the hospital, Wendy asks Jax to get rid of the drug stash at their home before she is jailed. He finds Gemma cleaning the house.
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In "Chantilly Lace", Richardson pretends to have a flirting phone conversation with his girlfriend; the record was comical in nature, with The Big Bopper presenting an exaggerated, but good-natured caricature of a ladies' man. In November 1958 he scored a second hit, a raucous novelty tune entitled "The Big Bopper's Wedding", in which Richardson pretends to be getting cold feet at the altar. Both "Chantilly Lace" and "Big Bopper's Wedding" were receiving top 40 radio airplay through January 1959.
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The couple attended the IOC meeting; hence Charlene's first foreign visit as princess was to her childhood home, South Africa. During the week before the wedding, the palace denied reports that Charlene had been getting cold feet. French weekly L'Express reported that Charlene tried to leave Monaco on Tuesday, 28 June, after rumors surfaced that Albert had fathered a third illegitimate child. The report claimed that Monaco Police intercepted her at Nice Côte d'Azur Airport, confiscated her passport, and that it took "intense convincing" by Albert and palace officials for her to agree to stay.
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Jax is hesitant to kill the man, implying that he truly is getting cold feet about the club, and Clay eventually does it when the Nord reaches for a gun. The group then use explosives to blow up the stash, and the corpses in the process, before riding back to Charming with the guns. Tara performs a successful surgery on Abel and Gemma visits Wendy, ridiculing her and telling her that the District Attorney is dropping any charges against her. Wendy says that she will get clean, now that she has her baby.
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Michael Scott (Steve Carell) arrives at work for what he claims is his second- to-last day before he moves to Colorado to live with his fiancee, Holly Flax (Amy Ryan). As the day progresses, he tries to have an individual goodbye with each employee. A phone call with Holly reveals that this is his last day, and he is flying out to Colorado that night. After having a few mini-crises, including getting cold feet, he starts to break down, terrified of leaving his employees, but regains his composure after speaking with Holly.
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Zack meets other guests who inform him that they experienced Blue Skeleton and that it is in Louisiana this year; they also tell him of a bar where they can find a man who can take them there. Later that night, an actor breaks into their van and films the group while they sleep. Bobby finds the video uploaded to haunted house forums but Zack tells him to keep it a secret, as he does not want the rest of the group getting cold feet. A cow heart is also left inside their refrigerator, making Brandy and Bobby grow reluctant to continue.
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This development included a store, hotel, 100 homes and parking for 515 cars. In 2007 it was reported that Asda were getting cold feet over the plans, although Asda stressed that talks were still ongoing, but in 2009 it was confirmed that Asda had withdrawn their interest due to their development of a site at the nearby St Peters' Street complex instead. In November 2012, initial plans for the regeneration of Maidstone East Station were submitted to Maidstone Borough Council to determine whether an Environmental Impact Assessment was required. MBC concluded in December 2012 that due to the additional road traffic, an assessment would be appropriate.
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"You Got Me" and "Fallin' for You" were considered "innocent love songs" that "capture the breathless first blush of infatuation", with the former featuring quirky organ rhythm and a "string- laden lush pop chorus that adds horns the second time around" and the latter has a midtempo gently rocking beat. "Rainbow" has "gospel tinges near the end" with some "understated backing vocals". "Droplets" and "Runnin' Around" finds Caillat getting cold feet, with the former being a duet with Jason Reeves and the latter having an "airy 'Everybody Wants to Rule the World' vibe." In "I Never Told You", the lyrical content is about a woman's confession of how deeply she felt for a guy who left her—words she apparently never spoke, with the singer lamenting: "I never told you/What I should have said... Now I miss everything about you".
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Given the problems the series had given the BBC with steep pay increases in them midst of a Government-imposed public sector pay freeze, scripts being delivered in varying degrees of completeness (and sometimes not at all), several court cases (usually libel or blasphemy), hundreds of complaints, several run-ins with Mary Whitehouse and her NVLA, the loss of the series' two biggest champions (first Frank Muir then Hugh Carleton-Greene), the new management having different opinions over the programme and the general stress its production placed on staff (primarily down to the incomplete scripts submitted by Speight), all despite its ratings success over ITV (particularly over Coronation Street) in its first two series and its general popularity as a whole, contributed to the BBC getting cold feet over the programme. A planned fourth series, scheduled for autumn 1968, was scrapped.
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Additionally, Dr. Edward Gunn recalled receiving a box of cigars that he was tasked with poisoning; however, the cigars were destroyed by Gunn in 1963. Several schemes, in regard to the best way to deliver the syndicate poison, that were considered during this time included “(1) something highly toxic… to be administered with a pin… (2) bacterial material in liquid form; (3) bacterial treatment of a cigarette or cigar; and (4) a handkerchief treated with bacteria”. According to Bissell, the most viable option presented was bacterial liquids. The final product, however, was solid botulin pills that would dissolve in liquid. Roselli, along with associate “Sam Gold”, used their connection to coerce Cuban official Juan Orta to perform the assassination through his gambling bills. Orta, after being provided several pills of "high lethal content", reportedly attempted the assassination multiple times but eventually pulled out after getting “cold feet”.
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In the midst of all these flashbacks by Shashi's spirit the parallel storyline in the present continues with Kanan (whose confused ramblings about seeing a ghost naturally no-one believes), ending up in trouble with Anu who feels that he is not really interested in marrying her (which is partially true since he is getting cold feet). In order to clear the misunderstanding Shashi finally manages to reveal her presence to Anu as well (though Anu still cannot see her), and having heard her entire painful story Anu realises that Shashi's spirit is in fact still stuck on the mortal plane due to her unfulfilled love. At that point Anu's grandmother asks Kanan to say something to his bride, and Shashi prompts him with her poem. Grandma sings a few lines of the same, being her favourite, which as fate would have it is the one Roop Lal recorded.
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