" He got cold and started to shake, feeling "hypothermic.
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"It sure got cold quick this year," Ms. Ferrari said.
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Even when shit got cold, they just kept on going.
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Some participants got room temperature water and some got cold water.
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Those gloves had patterns appear if the temp got cold enough.
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BOB IGER: Well, I got cold feet for the right reasons.
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Polish investors also got cold feet after they read Mr. O'Brien's book.
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It's also possible Mr. Trump got cold feet and wanted more time.
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We've seen deals scuttled because word leaked and the acquirer got cold feet.
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If I got cold in the night, my bed could warm me up.
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Instead I got cold beets, slimy scallops, and a bunch of nobody SURvers.
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Just one would kill him in 30 seconds, but she got cold feet.
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The wedding invitations had already been printed, but the bride got cold feet.
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But then it got a little smaller, when Fischer and Thune got cold feet.
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Then 6 hours in he got cold so PUT ON HIS PUFFY JACKET pic.twitter.
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Journey thinks Monster just got "cold feet," and decided to book a cheaper act.
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Then it got cold, and I went to Italy and stayed for a while.
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Both sides got cold feet Whatever the reason, Kim's thinking did appear to change.
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But as Feldman was on his way up from Mojave, the owner got cold feet.
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However, after several unsuccessful attempts the Cuban got cold feet and the plan was abandoned.
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"We got cold at the worst moment," said Adrian Beltre, the veteran Texas third baseman.
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The Locast complaint cites YouTubeTV as one example of a company that got cold feet.
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Kadri said experience also taught players not to get down when their stick got cold.
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"It got cold, and it was a cold like I've just never known before," said Lynskey.
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When it got cold, they often sat hunched over instruments with carpets wrapped around their shoulders.
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Telecom stocks got cold shouldered with Telstra down 1.4 percent and TPG Telecom 0.083 percent lower.
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But she accompanied her sister, who was pregnant and got cold feet once they were there.
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"There's no doubt the thief got cold feet," Mr. Ingberg said in an interview on Saturday.
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Kraft's bid fizzled when Mr Buffett got cold feet, but the clash of ideologies is not over.
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It alleges that Fresenius got cold feet because it believes it is now overpaying for the deal.
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I drew a bath, and stayed in there for hours and hours, even after it got cold.
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But just days from the scheduled event, their plans completely fell apart after the organizers got cold feet.
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Maybe the groom at the destination wedding you booked months ago got cold feet and called it off.
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She got cold feet and somehow made it back to the U.S., but was arrested upon her return.
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Stripe ended up pulling out of Libra after regulators increased their scrutiny and other backers got cold feet.
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Donna and Krista slowly started putting the pieces together, feeling something was off ... and they eventually got cold feet.
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Padgett agreed and reached out to his cousin, Chris Hein, but Hein, now 24, got cold feet, prosecutors said.
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She had thought about downsizing, and twice put the apartment on the market, but got cold feet both times.
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Haspel got cold feet a few days back as she prepared for her first public appearance representing the CIA.
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The would-be buyer got cold feet after oil prices crashed, and it walked away on a technicality in June.
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These were the scabs of people who had come to the apartment intending to eat them, but got cold feet.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — For most of my adult life, I wore a red coat when the weather got cold.
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"First, we were trying to find a way home, and we got cold," Ethan told CNN affiliate KTVA last week.
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Plus, the GOP's outspoken ire came only after some campaign donors got cold feet, calling renewed attention to King's views.
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Not got cold, but like, you remember when he was putting out the records like that was real, real, real big?
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Democrats got cold feet and allowed the government to reopen without a deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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And if you got cold, well — you could always use the sleeves as actual sleeves, or arm warmers, for extra warmth.
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"They both went to Paradise and really hit it off there, but then Dean got cold feet and left," the insider said.
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"If you've got cold air, that'll freeze their gills up very quickly," Greg Skomal, a marine scientist, told the New York Times.
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Until then, and likely afterward, Epstein's death will be enveloped by conspiracy theories, many of which surfaced before his body got cold.
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Six hours in, Thompson says, he "got cold so PUT ON HIS PUFFY JACKET" but refrained from putting his pants back on.
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On D-day, I got cold feet, then promptly realized that postponing my decision made me deeply unhappy, so I went ahead.
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The tweet is an apparent response to reports Friday that Trump got cold feet just before announcing Pence as his running mate.
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She accepted, planning to quit her job at W, but got cold feet at the last minute, according to both of them.
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But the man Campbell discussed got cold feet in terms of getting more serious, she said, so she never posted the photos.
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"They both went to Paradise and really hit it off there, but then Dean got cold feet and left," an insider tells PEOPLE.
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Seems hypocritical of Ferrari, since, as we first reported ... he got cold feet, and returned $135k worth of jewelry he'd bought for her.
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When you audited me, I sat down with a nice lady and a calculator, and we finished up before my coffee got cold.
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Then, just as the first votes were being cast in the Republican presidential primaries, Mr. Trump's lender of last resort got cold feet.
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Twitter has been thinking about longer tweets for years, but got cold feet the last time it considered expanding the limit in early 2016.
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The National Weather Service in Grand Rapids said Friday that it "finally got cold enough" for the ice balls to form on Lake Michigan.
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Jenkins would putt that way during practice rounds but he always got cold feet and reverted to a conventional grip once the tournament began.
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GOP appointees on the Fifth Circuit Court seemed poised to give Trump what he wanted on this, then got cold feet just before Christmas.
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We put the work in and had the desire, but we got cold at the worst moment and couldn't find a way to beat them.
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The aide said he got cold feet, in part, because he said he had a business to run and didn't want to look too political.
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But after two and a half months of training in different safe houses, Khweis got cold feet and surrendered to Kurdish forces in northern Iraq.
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"If you've got cold air, that'll freeze their gills up very quickly," said Greg Skomal, a marine scientist for the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries.
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I wasn't aware that gamers' hands got cold while gaming, or that they needed to be kept warm, but I guess this is a legitimate issue.
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According to Hayek, it started when she got cold at an event and Trump, who was sitting behind her, immediately put his coat over her shoulders.
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Trump staffers were already on the ground in Wisconsin prepping for the president's arrival when Harley-Davidson allegedly got cold feet and called the whole thing off.
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When news hit of the filing, the supplier that made the paddle boards got cold feet about getting paid for the products — which they had already manufactured.
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Perhaps he got cold feet about cheating on the mother of his child but whatever the reason, I'm now a firm advocate of always doing your research.
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It was the kind of bill that routinely skates through Congress, but thanks to a first-of-its-kind mobilization led by Reddit, Congress got cold feet.
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The other man, Brancaccia, claims Livia intended to leave Colin for him -- and he has messages, photos and videos to prove it -- but she got cold feet.
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Maybe Google got cold feet after a recent string of hardware bumbles — or perhaps the company figured it would be simpler to let others do the heavy lifting.
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Then Pugh got cold feet and vetoed the bill, and the entire effort fell apart April 3 when council members couldn't get enough signatures to override her veto.
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She and I had a little romance and then she got cold on me and went out with Ev, so I like hated Ev for a good week.
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The father and son had been ice fishing on the lake, about 50 miles northwest of Detroit, when Jackson got cold and they started heading back, Bouchard says.
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Saiz, 26, initially accepted the payment but then got "cold feet," an affidavit said, and allegedly reached out to Torres' ex-girlfriend to tell her about the plan.
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Roberts said she knew almost nothing about New Zealand before the trip, other than it was near Australia, got cold and windy at times, and has no natural predators.
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Mitchell smuggled escape tools to the inmates in frozen hamburger meat and planned to pick the men up after their escape but got cold feet and never showed up.
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"If you've got cold air, that'll freeze their gills up very quickly," Greg Skomal, a marine scientist for the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries, told The New York Times.
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"I got cold feet at the last minute," said Tom Jenkins, a certified public accountant in the Washington, D.C., area who is the sole income earner for his family.
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We agreed to preserve their anonymity by obscuring their faces and altering their voices after the fact so they could speak freely, but when the cameras rolled they got cold feet.
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Mr Ni eventually got cold feet, but his company has kept an article on its website that talks of Mr Ni's hope of "rebuilding the glory of history" in south London.
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"When I bought my first studio in New York City, I got cold feet and didn't close and relinquished a 213 percent deposit which took me three years to save," she says.
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"When I bought my first studio in New York City, I got cold feet and didn't close and relinquished a 10 percent deposit which took me three years to save," she says.
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Reports say Netflix paid more than $50 million to acquire the film from Paramount, which was planning an April 20th theatrical release, but got cold feet over the film's prospects for profitability.
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Woody Allen says Amazon Studios got cold feet and backed out of a four-movie deal ... over the old molestation allegation about him and his daughter -- and now he wants MAJOR payback.
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Boston Italian and adorable, he relished in being a gentleman, drove me to the front of restaurants before he parked, opened doors for me, lent me his jacket when I got cold.
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But then Tishman Speyer got cold feet because of the looming recession, and Related jumped back in, signing a deal to pay $1 billion for a 99-year lease on the property.
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In the last category are outright flops: $230bn of deals worth $1bn or more have collapsed because the buyer or the Chinese government got cold feet, or because of a hostile reception abroad.
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When it got cold, human brain cells over-produced a reactive oxygen compound (ROS) that resulted in major problems, including the oxidation of proteins along the microtubules that caused the structure to fail.
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In July 2017, he went to police in Santa Barbara, California, intending to turn himself in but got cold feet about confessing to the cold case and left before officers could interview him.
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The timing of the departures suggests some companies got cold feet ahead of that meeting, and as the members determine a way ahead, the entire project's future is looking more and more uncertain.
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Tesla's new Model 3 is the talk of the town after its flashy debut, but a large chunk of early adopters got cold feet and canceled their reservations before mass-production even started.
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Washington Post columnist Anne Applebaum, who was set to moderate the panel Steele would have taken part in, told Politico that he got "cold feet" and backed out on advice of his counsel.
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In 2015, Quinn Duane's fiancé got cold feet and left her having to deal with an already-paid $35,000 deposit and 120 guests who had RSVPd to attend their wedding in a Sacramento hotel.
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One intriguing but unconfirmed rumor holds that it had been planned for later and was suddenly moved up to prevent Guaidó's arrest; and that his military backers got cold feet when the date changed.
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I barely felt any water creep in during my two-and-a-half-hour surf, and the only reason I got out of the water when I did was that my photographer got cold.
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Milo's lawsuit claimed Simon & Schuster was set to publish his book, "Dangerous," but got cold feet when stars like Sarah Silverman and Leslie Jones put Milo's publishers on blast for helping Milo spread hate speech.
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"The reason we didn't repeal [ObamaCare] is because we have six or seven Republican senators who got cold feet," Paul said at the High School Leadership Summit hosted by conservative group Turning Point USA (TPUSA).
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He considered running in the presidential election in 1988, but eventually got cold feet, perhaps concluding that America wasn't ready for a businessman in the Oval Office, no matter how hard he sold the idea.
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Despite being down by just four, with a viable chance to pull the upset, Pettine got cold feet—and so did his normally hot-footed punter, Andy Lee, who kicked it just 28 yards downfield.
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Rion got a board that had drawings of lizards on it, and Spencer declined to get a board because he got cold feet and started to fear that he would rapidly lose interest in skating.
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There, they formed an instant connection, complicated by the looming presence of former flame and BiP's resident supervillian Kristina Schulman, but the good vibes were cut short when Unglert got cold feet and fled the island.
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Jennifer Wilbanks gained infamy (and the nickname "Runaway Bride") after she got cold feet and skipped town before her wedding, claiming she was sexually assaulted and kidnapped by a Hispanic man and white woman back in 2005.
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While Washington originally sought a wide scope for a new international tax system, officials say it has got cold feet in recent months after coming under pressure from traditional companies which realised they would be affected too.
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For others, it reflects the hubris of one of the world's most valuable companies, which sought billions of dollars in tax incentives it didn't need, and then got cold feet when local organizers and officials objected to that largess.
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"We lived in campgrounds
or we lived on my sister's lawn way out in the country and, sure, it got cold in the tent, but in a weird way
it was a much happier time," the Bruce Almighty star said.
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Orlando did cause the team to "speed up by a few days"—the project was supposed to be unveiled at Politicon, a gathering of pundits and politicians happening this weekend, but according to Cocker organizers "got cold feet" after the shooting.
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But he told me that most of the time he stayed on the boardwalk, facing the water, just the way we were sitting now, even when it got cold and he had to wear his newspapers after he read them.
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Washington originally pushed for the new international tax system to cover a wide range of companies but officials say it has got cold feet in recent months after being lobbied by traditional companies that realized they would be hit too. Trump.
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Washington originally pushed for the new international tax system to cover a wide range of companies but officials say it has got cold feet in recent months after being lobbied by traditional companies that realized they would be hit too. Trump.
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This has led some folks to wonder whether the agency might have stepped in here — and whether it did so because the FBI got cold feet, perhaps sensing that it might lose this case and set a clear precedent that they don't want.
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It's no secret that White and Ortiz clashed -- but things got so bad back in the day that Dana says the guys were gonna duke it out FOR REAL in a boxing match until, at the 11th hour, Ortiz got cold feet.
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KOCH: You need to keep warm here, with everything that you can, and when you go inside, it's got cold, the drop of the AC. You could go back to Svalbard and recreate agriculture in the world, which I find an amazing concept.
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In 2013, Cooper Tire & Rubber company got cold feet about a $2.5 billion sale to Apollo Tyres and argued in the Delaware Court of Chancery that Apollo had seen a material adverse change related to union issues at a subsidiary of the company.
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The last Democratic effort to play hardball — a plan to force a government shutdown over the fate of undocumented immigrants brought to America as young people — fizzled when several red-state Democratic senators up for re-election this year got cold feet.
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Not because I disliked the album (I don't, it's great) or the long-haired country boy himself (he was extremely pleasant and polite on the phone); I got cold feet because of Daniels's political views, which I certainly don't share and with which he is quite generous.
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The decision of the Venezuelans to stand with Mr. Maduro — either because they were intimidated, got cold feet or never planned to defect — raised questions about whether the United States had faulty intelligence about the ability of the opposition to peel away members of his government.
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But whether the purported deal was a trap set by Mr. Maduro to make his opponents look inept, or whether the officials got cold feet, or whether it was an effort by American officials to spread distrust and instability in the beleaguered presidential palace, remained unclear.
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The woman's immunotherapy drugs had successfully "melted away" her cancer, he said, but some weeks later, she got cold and flulike symptoms and died in the emergency room from an inflammatory response that Dr. Timmerman described as "a mass riot, an uprising" of her immune system.
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And as Robinson Meyer at the Atlantic noted, even as they got what they wanted, some carmakers got cold feet from being so closely linked to a Trump administration policy: Initially, Pruitt had planned to announce the CAFE rollback on April 3 at a Chevrolet dealer in Virginia.
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Although she's not named in the film, Hawke plays Linda Kasabian, the Manson Family member who famously got cold feet and didn't participate in the murders, later becoming the lead witness for Vincent Bugliosi's case against Manson, and Hawke does a lot of emotional work with her few, spare lines. 4.
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"When the Quest bars got cold, they were too hard to eat, so we sat on them for a few minutes to warm them up, with as much dignity as one can muster at such a moment," she said of the protein bars that helped energize her as she crisscrossed the nation.
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There are a lot of callbacks in this episode: William's comment in the barber shop about the barber who threatened to cut his ears off (a wink back to episode 2 when William joked about cutting Tess's ear), William meeting Randall's mother on the bus (which viewers saw moments of in a montage in episode 3), "Poems for My Son" (which William wanted to give to Randall when he was a baby, but Rebecca got cold feet and fled in episode 9), and Dudley Randall's "Splendid Against the Night" (William let it slip to Beth that he had given Rebecca a collection of Randall's work, exposing their history, in episode 7).
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