The video jumps from images of troops wielding intimidating weapons to footage of the men doing a somewhat less intimidating dance on a stage.
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EMMY ROSSUM Actress I grew up in the world of opera, in the world of New York, so everything is intimidating, and that makes nothing intimidating.
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" Yovanovitch described the tweet as "very intimidating," saying, "I can't speak to what the president is trying to do, but I think the effect is to be intimidating.
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After being informed of his "intimidating" behavior, Jackson "concurred with that statement, and responded that even his wife tells him he can be perceived as intimidating," the memo said.
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" — Kyandra (left), 21 "Honestly, it can be intimidating.
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This vigilante dad is trying to end heroin overdoses by intimidating drug dealers This vigilante dad is trying to end heroin overdoses by intimidating drug dealers This segment originally aired Jan.
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We don't blame you — managing your finances is intimidating.
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She's patient, professional and personable — still very intimidating, though.
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"I've never tried intimidating Randy — ever," Lugo told CNN.
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Traveling alone can be incredibly rewarding — but also intimidating.
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It's important to remember, though, that the status of the person matters: "An intimidating boss who can fire you has real power over you; an intimidating colleague has perceived power, " Hakim writes.
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Critics have accused Weissmann of using intimidating tactics, intimidating witnesses, creating crimes that don&apost exist, and in one case in particular, actually withholding evidence that would have helped a defendant, really?
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Altercations with your roommates arrive on or around Friday as warrior Mars squares off with power planet Pluto—you come across as overly-intimidating, so make sure you're intimidating the right people.
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"Just as it can be intimidating to be the only white child in a class, it can also be intimidating to be the only child of color in a class," she said.
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A blank piece of paper or an empty page on a computer is intimidating to writers, so why shouldn't an empty grid without the security of shorter words be intimidating to solvers?
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Challenge vet he found the most intimidating: Bananas and Wes.
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Help them engage with this perhaps intimidating rung of society.
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Taking the plunge on your first tattoo can be intimidating.
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Despite this intimidating exterior, Scorpios are known as deeply emotional.
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Two: Pick a book with a topic you find intimidating.
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The time investment alone can seem like an intimidating prospect.
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If learning about personal finance feels intimidating, you're not alone.
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"It still had the effect of intimidating, retaliation," Miller said.
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Critics slammed the defense, accusing the team of intimidating witnesses.
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Impressing your boyfriend's mom is an intimidating experience for anyone.
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It remains one of the most intimidating strokes in tennis.
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AMY MADIGAN Halie (New Group revival) It's a bit intimidating.
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Like her big sister, the baby bang can be intimidating.
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You could say that, as a specimen, yes, it's intimidating.
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She's relatable, a best friend, not an intimidating goddess. 5.
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It's rare and intimidating to encounter one who is both.
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Frying can be intimidating, but Sharma made it look easy.
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"Leadership is not yelling and screaming and intimidating," Cuban said.
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Guys can find Mert intimidating, but the ladies love him.
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That was really important as it wasn't intimidating for them.
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Some journalists said officials are intimidating them following the coup.
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On the other hand, Jax's intimidating meltdown is just him.
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PC gaming can be an intimidating hobby to get into.
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Buying your first 210D printer can be a little intimidating.
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It can be an intimidating prospect, we totally get it.
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At the time, they seemed like really big, intimidating dudes.
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So. Maybe Reese isn't quite as intimidating as I imagined.
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The S1 looks a bit more intimidating from head on.
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It can be intimidating to start a new hobby solo.
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Sheer. Just the word alone can be totally intimidating, right?
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Lithgow seamlessly falls into Churchill's candor, posture and intimidating presence.
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It all sounds intimidating, but the entire team at CNBC.
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Immediately, you are very struck by how intimidating it is.
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How do these brightly shaded, somewhat intimidating versions work, exactly?
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It's intimidating to step into the world of fitness blogs.
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"It's intimidating to a lot of new users," says Nartker.
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He jokes with an associate who clearly finds him intimidating.
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It was the most intimidating minute I have ever spent.
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This is because getting into Cerebus is an intimidating prospect.
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For some, like teenagers, it can be intimidating or embarrassing.
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Grabbing a bottle of wine can be an intimidating task.
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"This program is worrying, intimidating and confusing," Marisol Touraine said.
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You don't know the intimidating men in masks at all.
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Pressed whether his words can be intimidating, Trump said no.
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Paying off debt seems intimidating, but it can be done.
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But has terrorism achieved its other goal, of intimidating Americans?
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Going down on someone with a vagina can be intimidating.
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"Rude, aggressive, or intimidating" interviews with the media are banned.
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Finding a new workout routine can be an intimidating challenge.
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We admit that contouring in any fashion can be intimidating.
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Shakespeare can be intimidating for filmmakers, with all that verse.
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"Seeing all these cops is a little intimidating," she says.
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The companies have spent the last two decades intimidating lawmakers.
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"He looked intimidating in the box, big frame," Fulmer said.
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Mr. Bianchi said succeeding Mr. Biver had not been intimidating.
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Nor is there an intimidating security presence in the hallways.
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I think it was intimidating to a lot of people.
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She's not intimidating me; I better make it 20 percent.
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His air of competence was at once intimidating and reassuring.
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Wine is intimidating enough without saddling it with pointless rigmarole.
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That can sound intimidating, but it doesn't have to be.
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She makes it sound intimidating — but also sexy and fun.
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Intimidating slogans seem to be popping up everywhere around us.
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It need not be made into a grand, intimidating thing.
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"Looking for colleges is intimidating just by itself," she said.
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"Going to a gay beach is crazy intimidating," he continued.
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"It was a pretty intimidating sight," Mr. Finkle said, laughing.
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Business might be intimidating, but it is not rocket science.
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Mr. Trump is all about intimidating more and negotiating less.
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Tom also said that, yes, Clint was intimidating as hell.
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Although this conversation can be intimidating, it usually pays off.
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"It's intimidating to go into a new market," Taylor said.
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After his release, he said, he received intimidating text messages.
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There was a prison in Romania that was quite intimidating.
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I'm a big guy, and I know I look intimidating.
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That's not intimidating to me, that's not fair or unfair.
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Is it intimidating, or are you used to it by now?
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It all feels a little intimidating when you're first starting out.
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I understand that the PC market can be intimidating to newcomers.
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Reduce the length of your workout to make it less intimidating.
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Having a 1,200 pound animal chase you is a little intimidating.
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Or, at the very least, a treadmill won't seem so intimidating.
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The Nerf Deltaburst looks intimidating, but bigger doesn't always mean better.
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So to kind of jump off into that world was intimidating.
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At first it was intimidating, but I got plenty of help.
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We also know how intimidating it can be to get started.
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Now, that definitely sounds intimidating, but how is it necessarily helping?.
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"It does seem to be intimidating, unnecessary," he tells The Verge.
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It is very intimidating-looking when you first open it up.
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"Everything was new and intimidating to us," LoSurdo, 38, tells PEOPLE.
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"The world is really intimidating and challenging and difficult," he said.
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It's an intimidating proposition, especially when everyone else seems comfortably ensconced.
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To a beginner, it can be intimidating to use the app.
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He smiles easily, and his formidable 6'8″ frame doesn't feel intimidating.
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Gobert is quietly transforming into an equally intimidating force on offense.
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I regarded their drawers full of intimidating sex toys with caution.
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Sony's menu system is still extremely intimidating, to say the least.
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From the outside, Hadoop seems intimidating, and that's because it is.
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Getting started can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be.
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J. is climbing strong, and it's equal parts hot and intimidating.
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She has a stack of diplomas and a downright intimidating resume.
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Then there is the spectre of thugs or police intimidating voters.
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This could seem a little intimidating — AI cameras and giant servers.
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The experience, he said, was sort of funny, sort of intimidating.
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Who is this kid and why does he look so intimidating?
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"When I arrived I thought German men were intimidating," she says.
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BRB, swapping our Pilates mat for a less intimidating hula-hoop.
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An angular, baby-smooth face made him look even less intimidating.
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Apparently guys sometimes found Mert intimidating, but the ladies loved him.
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Why are you intimidating, threatening, harassing congressional members and their staffs?
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There's only one role more intimidating than Valerian, and that's father.
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Fowler was also rather tall ... standing an intimidating 6-foot-6.
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Imagine a huge hulk of muscle stomping around and intimidating you.
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"He was intimidating everybody because the lady was missing," he says.
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What point could that possibly serve, other than intimidating fellow citizens?
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It's about the most intimidating set of circumstances you can imagine.
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The precocious success of Lena Dunham and Donald Glover was intimidating.
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It may look intimidating but it's really a snap to use.
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Skate parks are already intimidating, especially when you are starting out.
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But the prospect of dropping out of law school was intimidating.
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So it's a surprise when, in person, she's anything but intimidating.
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Asking for time off at work can be an intimidating task.
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"I have a little bit of an intimidating energy," he acknowledged.
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The laser is the most intimidating and expensive of the challenges.
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She was obviously a sociopath, intimidating because she had killed before.
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"CNC milling machine" has an intimidating ring to it, doesn't it?
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He became a voluble, intimidating presence at Thom Mount's Burbank office.
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I myself have been called intimidating a lot throughout my life.
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They're the confident girls intimidating the goody two-shoes drop pearls.
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New Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has an intimidating to-do list.
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Performing my writing was actually much more intimidating than public nudity.
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It's intimidating for them to see a girl who is powerful.
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In this group, dominant males were physically intimidating the smaller ducks.
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These toasts are not expensive or intimidating, but they are outstanding.
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Intimidating because there are so many things that come our way.
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She wants to make the discussion more open and less intimidating.
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"It's a less intimidating interface than major [provider] platforms," Wilson said.
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"It's very intimidating to get such a letter," Gomperts told VICE.
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"What they're doing is intimidating and coercing and lying," he said.
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But the skulls were also an intimidating assertion of local identity.
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Almost everyone agrees that wine is intimidating and makes people anxious.
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There is a public-health argument for making mammograms less intimidating.
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Some people find the resulting confection magnificent, others eerie and intimidating.
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There were all of these really intimidating barriers in the way.
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But telling lovers how much you want them can be intimidating.
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If you pick up Fortnite for the first time ... It's intimidating.
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Yet such supercharged colors are still intimidating to many of us.
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He and Mr. Fine, wearing a bow tie, were hardly intimidating.
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It doesn't help them, but it makes them look more intimidating.
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Human-rights groups accuse the authorities of intimidating journalists and NGOs.
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"We want to be humble, approachable and non-intimidating," he said.
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"Optically, it's intimidating," said Chip Bowers, the Warriors' chief marketing officer.
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But I'll be honest: she was an intimidating interview for me.
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Her presence is not as intimidating, her power not as threatening.
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The costume itself is sleek and sexy, but also looks intimidating.
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Being tall, though no fault of yours, can also be intimidating.
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So it's very intimidating to me to step into that again.
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"Even as a Texan, buying boots is pretty intimidating," said Hedrick.
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"But I think the effect is to be intimidating," she added.
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If the idea of getting started is intimidating, you're not alone.
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They were charged with striking, inciting violence and intimidating security forces.
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I'm sure they can seem strange and intimidating from a distance.
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But Bannon's methodology may be more effective in intimidating civil servants.
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Feminism should not be a club, or intimidating to other feminists.
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Considering going for the first time can feel intimidating and overwhelming.
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The Warriors, in particular, remain an intimidating bunch, the gold standard.
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"It was intimidating, but it was so much fun," she said.
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The room was simply decorated—tasteful without being pretentious or intimidating.
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Besides, looking at art can feel intimidating — What does it mean?
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I think a lot of the big gyms can be intimidating.
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On the CrossFit community: Getting into any gym setting is intimidating.
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DATE I'm looking for love but find dating tedious and intimidating.
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I feel like there's not a lot of music that explores subjects which are quite scary to talk about, like people don't talk about scary feelings that are intimidating, but it's okay to have intimidating feelings.
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Hospital emergency rooms, especially in large metropolitan hospitals, are intimidating, chaotic places.
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But fret not, because the trendy hue doesn't have to be intimidating.
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Your average modern worker, meanwhile, wields a less intimidating device: their phone.
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He was an absolute horse who was equal parts nimble and intimidating.
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It's difficult to tell what he's holding, but he looks quite intimidating.
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Mark Zuckerberg is famous for setting impressive, even intimidating, New Year's resolutions.
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The desire to create significant change in the world can be intimidating.
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And going to a dispensary and asking these questions is really intimidating.
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The forceful government that Trump's assembling can make that an intimidating prospect.
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These smaller drones look much less intimidating than their hulking Predator cousins.
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And if you're a newbie, all that lingo can seem especially intimidating.
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He won't go on solo dates because women find him sexually intimidating.
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Sharing to such vast networks via the News Feed can be intimidating.
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This can make it intimidating for a founder trying to attract capital.
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Nicki's rap is so intimidating that it could win you any argument.
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People will find you extra intimidating, which I'm sure will delight you.
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At first, this sounded intimidating, but it was not difficult at all.
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I don't see myself as being intimidating, but I'm told I am.
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Despite such intimidating circumstances, some families don't plan to sell to SpaceX.
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On Tuesday, Pompeo accused House Democrats of intimidating and bullying those officials.
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" And when Vanderpump's husband, Ken Todd, got involved, "it was very intimidating.
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The truth is, crossing the AI chasm doesn't have to be intimidating.
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I love the fact that my hair can be intimidating at times.
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We'd all love Rihanna's confidence, but such bold colors can feel intimidating.
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Razer Synapse 2.0's Chroma configurator...It's more intimidating than it looks.
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Of course, intimidating critics and cowing the press help with that, too.
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Challenge vet he found the most intimidating: CT… from afar, that is!
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Was this so intimidating that men just wouldn't sign up for that?
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" Simon said the photo was "clearly" intended to be "threatening and intimidating.
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HANNITY: But this is a form of obstructing, by intimidating, by threatening.
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What else could you ask for in terms of an intimidating atmosphere?
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Definitely. We're always made to look intimidating and unapproachable by the media.
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If you're a new fan, or merely curious, this can be intimidating.
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Because he is so smart, it might be intimidating to some teams.
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I know that people are bribing, intimidating, threatening ... Do not be afraid.
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In the aggregate, it's a mesmerizing, intimidating set of information to parse.
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She also says she finds the runway more intimidating than the kitchen.
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But connecting becomes less intimidating if the fear of failure is removed.
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Women (and LGBTQ+ people) frequently experience hostile, intimidating interactions on the street.
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Really intense workouts Sometimes, a long or intense workout can seem intimidating.
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Visiting the gynecologist can be intimidating especially if you've never been before.
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And the strength that comes from that is intimidating, and it's scary.
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He told reporters later he did not think his tweets were intimidating.
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However, outside of the restaurant setting, sake can seem intimidating to explore.
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Backpacking can seem intimidating, especially if you didn't grow up with it.
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" She added, "The culture of 'Fox and Friends' was intimidating to me.
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Returning to the rat race after a mini-retirement can be intimidating.
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For those new players, he said, traditional music stores can be intimidating.
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Some laws were written decades ago, and are more hysterical than intimidating.
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"It's very intimidating," she added when asked again about the president's tweets.
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Looks like working with the legendary Meryl Streep isn't all that intimidating.
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The fact is, high fashion—or rather, fashiòn—can be rather intimidating.
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It's a gloriously intimidating wonder for college-buddy dares and hangover cures.
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Why do they look so very familiar and yet somehow terrifyingly intimidating?
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Dressing head-to-toe in the same color scheme can seem intimidating.
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The long list of cult-worthy bands from the '70s is intimidating.
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They also crave intimacy with their community, but find their community intimidating.
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The inside of the intimidating structure is even more alien in design.
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Taking on a management role for the first time can be intimidating.
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Litigants have also accused the company of intimidating witnesses and threatening victims.
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She told the committee it was "very intimidating," to be publicly smeared.
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The world of online fitness is so vast it can be intimidating.
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Online threats have been intimidating on a personal level, Mr. Rashid said.
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Goodison Park can be one of the most intimidating stadiums in England.
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Why not improve a transaction that even well-educated professionals find intimidating?
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I'll admit; it's intimidating at first, but the learning curve is gentle.
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If there's one beauty treatment that's especially intimidating though, it's hair color.
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We're getting stories of men being seen as intimidating without much effort.
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This hand is ugly, and intimidating, there is nothing gentle about it.
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But they managed to torpedo those accusations — including, apparently, by intimidating witnesses.
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He knows it, which is why he is bashing and intimidating them.
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But sometimes, an invite to a particularly fancy wedding can be intimidating.
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He also said that he didn't think his tweet had been intimidating.
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Dumping all your cash in at once can be intimidating, Holeman says.
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No matter your age, the whole concept of investing can be intimidating.
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Now the collection is front and center, to an almost intimidating degree.
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To those unfamiliar, using correct pronouns can seem like an intimidating task.
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Though it may look intimidating at first glance, it&aposs super simple.
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He said, the system isn't for spying on or intimidating political opponents.
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Just decide to do it once, which instantly makes it less intimidating.
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Broccolini was somehow less intimidating than the larger version: the gateway, broccoli.
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Sorrell is of course also wary of Facebook and Google's intimidating power.
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Asking to defer enrollment for a year can be even more intimidating.
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Food ingredients also make the products seem not so clinical and intimidating.
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"Even when less than 100 percent they are still intimidating," he said.
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It&aposs not scaryA lot of aspects of personal finance are intimidating.
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Think of it as a scary interaction of two powerful, intimidating forces.
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It was intimidating taking over the Del Posto kitchen from Chef Ladner.
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Particularly intimidating is the prospect of children being apprehended alongside their parents.
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No longer friendly and helpful, he stood hovering over me, intimidating me.
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One of the biggest bullies you will ever meet, always intimidating people.
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His wife is also facing allegations of intimidating the victims into silence.
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The good news: There's plenty of current, non-intimidating styles to go around.
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Listen, we get it, those enamel Dutch ovens from Le Creuset are intimidating.
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By some measures AB InBev's American division, Anheuser-Busch, looks less than intimidating.
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Inside, claustrophobia kicks in quickly with "Spoiled Foot," an intimidating, site-specific behemoth.
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Pong acknowledges, however, that this question could be potentially intimidating to some women.
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The technique of applying the bendy rods can be slightly intimidating for newbies.
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The first week was really intimidating, but I went back to push myself.
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Do you think they find it intimidating—and they're kind of into that?
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Talking about mental health can be awkward, and intimidating, and just plain hard.
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If seeking expert advice feels intimidating, try talking things through with a friend.
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But cooking steak can be intimidating when the stakes (pun intended) are high.
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Of course, there are unknowns, and at times the future can seem intimidating.
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He was an intimidating man who took Lawton High's literary prestige very seriously.
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Don't worry: pulling off this style isn't as intimidating as it may seem.
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And we won't tolerate folks on Capitol Hill bullying, intimidating State Department employees.
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Depending on the scale of the catastrophe, that can be an intimidating challenge.
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The big SUV is dripping in technology, but it's never intimidating or confounding.
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Prosecutors said those measures were necessary because of Guzman's history of intimidating witnesses.
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The application process wasn't tedious or intimidating — it was exciting, he told CNBC.
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You can let Eleanor Young, Nick's traditional and intimidating mother, explain the difference.
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It would be intimidating, but for the half-smile playing on his lips.
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But while these questions and topics look intimidating, the test itself is easy.
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Getting started with kink may seem intimidating, and it's easy to understand why.
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Yet many of us put off investing because it's seems intimidating or overwhelming.
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First up: There are a lot of slightly intimidating trends happening this spring.
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We don't know what's more intimidating, the head tilt or the raised eyebrow.
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The thought of an image taking up a full, large screen is intimidating!
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Just when Walmart's aura was at its most intimidating, in 234, stagnation beckoned.
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But really it's meant to make all this new technology seem less intimidating.
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Her influence is seemingly endless, and that kind of power can be intimidating.
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The president's personal legal team added the intimidating John Dowd, who represented Sen.
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You're even more intimidating to people than usual, so keep that in mind.
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"It was incredibly intimidating," Spencer Kuvin, an attorney for three accusers, told CNN.
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The AI takeover might sound intimidating, but Sherwood is bullish on the idea.
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Use All Five recognizes how intimidating reaching out to elected officials can feel.
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It made him intimidating, but also — ultimately — more vulnerable than he thought. 240.
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"Talking about money gets kind of intimidating and pushes people away," Browning said.
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I just wrote a book, and I can assure you, it was intimidating!
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I think it makes us seem a lot more accessible and less intimidating.
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The world of BDSM can seem intimidating and even impenetrable to the uninitiated.
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It's an intimidating legacy and one Worms developers Team17 is well aware of.
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He endured the most intrusive, intimidating methods the government has at its disposal.
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Becoming totally enamored with someone is intimidating — what if your feelings are unrequited?
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The only thing that's intimidating for me is, can I pull it off?
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For any up-and-coming actress, making her red carpet debut is intimidating.
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A federal judge in Ohio has enjoined the Trump campaign from intimidating voters.
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It's an intimidating question to ask, but few people will turn you down.
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"It's evidence of more obstruction: intimidating, tampering with the witness's testimony," he said.
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A scientific superpower wrapped up in a one-party dictatorship is indeed intimidating.
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People describe her as friendly, polished, eloquent, capable, and even a bit intimidating.
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There's a fine line, however, between doing that and intimidating everybody around you.
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He's still an intimidating force every time he steps into the batter's box.
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Plus, I'd never biked in Manhattan and the city's congested streets are intimidating.
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Federal law prohibits interfering with, intimidating, or ignoring instructions from a flight crew.
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Buying protein powder can be an intimidating task even for savvy supplement shoppers.
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In fact, shopping around for the right option can be intimidating as hell.
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The former ambassador replied that it was "very intimidating" to be publicly smeared.
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Cunnlingus can feel intimidating at first but think back to your first blowjob.
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If you read companies' terms and conditions, most prohibit abusive and intimidating conduct.
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I have never felt as powerful as when I was intimidating that bully.
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That's intimidating—I look up to him and what he's done for skateboarding.
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It's like, Eric Koston and Greg Lutzka winning it three times—it's intimidating.
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"When I first started using Max it was a bit intimidating," Booth said.
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If the regular time restraints sound too intimidating there is "Zen Mode" included.
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For someone as physically intimidating as him, Noldi is surprisingly open and warm.
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The mysteries start to pile up into a mountain, intimidating in its inaccessibility.
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According to Sports Illustrated, Brown's second accuser received "intimidating" text messages from Brown.
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Between entertaining guests and preparing food, picking a wine pairing can be intimidating.
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San Paolo has long been one of the most intimidating stadiums in Europe.
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I found the labyrinth of rooms and architectural detail both intimidating and soulless.
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She claims the neighbor stands an intimidating 6-foot-3 and is aggressive.
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Sexy, intimidating, folksy, sly or persuasive, he could deliver whatever a role needed.
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But former inmates say the process can be intimidating, time-consuming and expensive.
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They were written to be intimidating and not relatable — bad to the bone.
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But it's an intimidating process — you don't know them, you have to haggle.
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Intimidating a witness in a Congressional hearing, they noted, is against the law.
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She has this presence about her—it was a bit intimidating at first.
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William T. Vollmann is intimidating in his sheer volume and courage and ambition.
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Cold snaps became way less intimidating because I didn't know they were coming.
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For so many women who are getting tattooed, it's a very intimidating process.
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But arranging that collection can be intimidating when you're confronting a blank wall.
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They were intimidating — bigger than I expected, with thick necks and huge jaws.
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With Miriam, Antoine can be coldly rational, weepy and needy, or quietly intimidating.
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Landscaping for the Not-So-Green Thumb Can technology make gardening less intimidating?
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Yovanovitch told lawmakers during the hearing that she found the tweets "very intimidating".
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He has tangled occasionally with stars who found him blunt or even intimidating.
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At first glance, the Urban Decay Born to Run Eyeshadow Palette is intimidating.
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"The defendant engaged in threatening and intimidating conduct toward the court," Jackson said.
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This maintenance isn't particularly difficult but can be daunting and intimidating to newcomers.
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In an interview with the police, she said that she found him intimidating.
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Although entering the stock market might seem intimidating, it doesn't need to be.
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"Well, it's very intimidating," Yovanovitch said, during the hearing, about the Trump tweet.
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"It was probably the most intimidating room I've ever been in," Eric said.
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Yovanovitch called the tweets "very intimidating" after Schiff read them in real-time.
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Netflix is "an intimidating name to come into ahead of earnings," Strugger added.
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This church is a little intimidating-looking; people may think it's an armory.
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But for our community, it can be very intimidating, traumatizing, and sometimes violent.
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The atmosphere was, even for us clothed folk, warm, non-intimidating, and relaxed.
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" Yovanovitch responded in real time to the president's broadside, saying, "It's very intimidating.
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It can help make a big, blank, white page a little less intimidating.
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And any stopping by a government official can be inconvenient, and even intimidating.
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The Larkin team, long scrutinized online, was even more intimidating in the flesh.
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Some may suggest this poses a problem: The endless options are too intimidating.
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Some may suggest this poses a problem: The endless options are too intimidating.
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When we reach 10 cm of dilation the cacophony becomes quite frankly intimidating.
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Networking sounds intimidating, but it's a lot more informal than you might think.
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The ankylosaurus was not the only prehistoric beast to have an intimidating backside.
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Reaching out to someone that doesn't know you via email can seem intimidating.
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We're at a point where intimidating and unattainable restaurants are for the birds.
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Some politicians complained that the atmosphere outside parliament had become ugly and intimidating.
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Take a gander: When riled up or threatened, tigers tend to bare their teeth, or perhaps even roar, displaying their sizable jowls and intimidating fangs: Raccoons, however, are virtually incapable of looking even remotely intimidating, unless they're inexplicably acting like zombies.
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The one problem with soup is that making a new recipe can be intimidating.
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Olszewski acknowledges that the wine world can be intimidating to the point of cheesiness.
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I know how this world can be intimidating and can make you doubt yourself.
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Update: If you're planning a wedding for 2017, these numbers can look pretty intimidating.
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I cannot tell you how intimidating it was to perform during a Clippers game.
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Authorities said Ladewig hadn't handled the breakup well, and began intimidating the new couple.
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Creating a beachy, effortless fishtail braid is not as intimidating as it may seem.
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Rich, famous, and powerful bad actors don't care about intimidating small non-profit organizations.
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It's a little pathetic as far as armed robberies go, but still plenty intimidating.
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Probably the most intimidating competitor for Olaplex is Smartbond, the L'Oréal Professionnel-designed system.
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The features can be a little intimidating, so go one step at a time.
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They didn't handcuff or manhandle me, but the sheer number of them was intimidating.
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On the Metrograph's stupidly accessorized big screen, the composition of every shot feels intimidating.
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But in July 2014, Bear 402 began to let the large, intimidating male approach.
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Compared to the official process, Shine's process is less intimidating and easier to understand.
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Switching up your everyday hairstyle for summer doesn't have to be an intimidating task.
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Honestly, John Cameron Mitchell, he is Hedwig, so that was really intimidating to me.
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No fast food mash-up is too monstrous, no cheese-encrusted dish too intimidating.
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It still seemed intimidating, but I started to think maybe I could do it.
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"[Filming with her] was intimidating, which is good, it should be," the actress revealed.
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At 6′ 8″ and roughly 275 pounds, Grevers needs an intimidating amount of food.
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He doesn't desire to come off in a way that is intimidating or frightening.
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" Being part of the fabric of popular culture is, he said, "no longer intimidating.
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They may not be the "ultimate weapon" but Star Destroyers are still pretty intimidating.
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He sought a lawyer who wouldn't appear too intimidating when cross-examining the accusers.
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She was brilliant, funny, beautiful, generous, vindictive, deceitful, tender, manipulative, abusive, loving, and intimidating.
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Syarief has a theory that timing exercises to music makes HIIT seem less intimidating.
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"I suspect the move was aimed at intimidating local media from broadcasting," he said.
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Making a cake that is full of flavor isn't as intimidating as it sounds.
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It can be an intimidating experience even going into a butchers and asking questions.
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As a student, moving out on your own for the first time is intimidating.
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However, several less intimidating clown costumes for adults and children can still be purchased.
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I know it sounds ambitious, and maybe a little intimidating — don't worry about it.
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Trump's trademark move has been called intimidating, aggressive and "hideous to watch" by experts.
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A lot of formalized creativity — music, books, art — can be intimidating for a beginner.
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Given their nearly unlimited resources, this may be intimidating to some in the industry.
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I had no idea the phrase, "I'm praying for you" could sound so intimidating.
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Tall, lean, and serious, he has the intimidating presence of a distinguished economics professor.
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Knowing that he is intimidating you, threatening you, for how can he not know?
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An "intimidating" girl describes an intelligent girl involved in many extracurriculars, like we are.
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The technology may sound intimidating or complex, but the underlying idea is nothing new.
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Does the thought of doing that excite you, or is it a little intimidating?
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While this can be intimidating, it can also serve as a helpful reality check.
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"Our bookstores were designed to be welcoming as opposed to intimidating," Mr. Riggio said.
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In fact, most CEOs appear intimidating and don't regularly receive cold emails, he says.
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It felt pretty intimidating, just because I have so much respect for those people.
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The choices — and price tags — can be intimidating, but they don't have to be.
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The closed mouth zipper of the "shut up" emoji could also be considered intimidating.
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At five-eleven and two hundred and forty pounds, he was an intimidating presence.
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Trump later defended sending out the tweet after Democrats and Yovanovitch called it intimidating.
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Credit cards can be intimidating for many people, but they don't have to be.
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Of course, a fresh start can be just as intimidating as it is enticing.
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And despite her initially intimidating stage persona, she is down-to-earth and friendly.
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I remember feeling nervous about burning myself—that glowing red stove top is intimidating!
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He has earned a professional paycheck because he has an intimidating on-ice presence.
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Joe was fast, nimble, strong, big, intimidating, and, above all else, he could wrestle.
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Octopuses can also adopt intimidating or submissive postures to go with the color change.
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Knowing which ones to invest in, or, run like hell from, can be intimidating.
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If nothing else, the presence of the cameras has already one impact—intimidating protesters.
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Boston Celtics These Celtics might be the least intimidating No. 235 seed in history.
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Over the next few weeks, you might hear people tell you that you're intimidating!
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Among their tormentors is a female gang led by the intimidating, um, Ms. Cyborg.
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The check-out line was pretty intimidating at first, but it moved extremely quickly.
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Contrary to its intimidating look, the Dogue de Bordeaux is actually sweet and loyal.
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The house is built on a spectacular scale intimidating even to its superhero residents.
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All of it made Dr. Beck an intimidating and confident adversary, Ms. Hamnett recalled.
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Although intimidating, it's important for freelancers to go through the contracts that they're signing.
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Gandhi gave the police a free hand in arresting, intimidating and torturing political opponents.
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In front of an intimidating committee, I defended my application by bearing my soul.
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And how did we come to think of it as something intimidating to make?
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Writing fiction has long been a goal of his, but it always felt intimidating.
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The most intimidating part of entering the real world was putting together a résumé.
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He doesn't need to be anywhere near the ball to be an intimidating factor.
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He began posting pictures of himself in tactical gear alongside intimidating messages on Facebook.
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Acorns lets you invest with your spare change, simplifying something that's otherwise fairly intimidating.
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Callimachi: And they enforced their rules through an intimidating and gruesome level of violence.
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"It's intimidating at first having to deal with all the business aspects," she says.
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While the bundle may look intimidating, it's actually tailored to those just starting out.
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"They're already talking about him as if he's big and intimidating," she recalled thinking.
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And the environment could feel intimidating because there were simply no other women around.
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Premium juicers in the $200 ballpark can be an intimidating investment for multiple reasons.
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The Patriots released Brown after he reportedly texted intimidating messages to a second accuser.
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Without him, the Chiefs, despite their bounty of playmakers, are not nearly as intimidating.
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Next up was Archie Moore's, which I found intimidating because of its bright color.
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We hope the voters hold out, however intimidating the process and long the lines.
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"When Trump was a kid, he was obsessed with intimidating other boys," D'Antonio says.
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He was best known for his intimidating 500-pound, 7-foot-4-inch frame.
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NOW: He's an Academy Award-winning actor with a history of playing intimidating characters.
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But actually, sexy audio is far less intimidating than a sexy video or picture.
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This lock connects directly, removing a huge portion of its already-intimidating installation process.
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Whitehouse explained how, when she first arrived in America, she'd found yoga classes intimidating.
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The UN peacekeepers guarding the health workers rolled around town in intimidating armoured cars.
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Apple Home's first time set-up is pretty smooth at not at all intimidating.
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As France's third-largest city, Lyon didn't seem as intimidating as Paris, another said.
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While sharks typically aren't harmful toward humans, close encounters can get a tad intimidating.
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This bundle breaks it down in a way where it's a lot less intimidating.
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If your backlog starts to get a bit intimidating, just hit the pause button.
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A sleek all-in-one vape is less intimidating than a complicated dab rig.
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Think of how intimidating that must have been, how nerve-wracking that must've been.
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In the populist vision, the critic is simultaneously fastidious and intimidating, comic and sinister.
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The New Health Care Lawsuits have an intimidating effect on an already difficult enterprise.
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There are few pop culture franchises more intimidating to the uninitiated than Star Trek.
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How is the surveillance used for intimidating rather than monitoring the residents of Kashgar?
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At first they might look intimidating, but truly their vibe is utterly all inclusive.
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Shop its Spring Furnishings Sale and the task won't seem so intimidating and overwhelming.
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Though he can be incredibly intimidating and harsh, people admire that Ramsay doesn't sugarcoat anything.
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All this with the goal of intimidating, humiliating and throwing me off balance once again.
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But Nirui reminds the world that getting dressed each day doesn't need to be intimidating.
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But when you're intentionally trying to make a photo look sexy, it can be intimidating.
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"Intimidating and xenophobic rhetoric, media bias and opaque campaign financing" hindered political debate, he said.
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Challenge vet he found the most intimidating: I honestly haven't watched the past few seasons.
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Challenge vet he found the most intimidating: All of the Veterans intimated to some extent.
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Challenge vet he found the most intimidating: CT, just because he is definitely a legend.
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It doesn't have to be totally intimidating — you just have to nail a few basics.
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He has accused the agency of intimidating Syrian refugees in Lebanon and discouraging their return.
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If all of this emotional turmoil sounds intimidating to you, don't worry — nothing lasts forever.
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But the idea of anyone else seeing me in a state of undress was intimidating.
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"Everybody can do something — it's not intimidating and it's a lot of fun," he says.
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Don&apost be put off by the intimidating name — pronounced "shi" with a soft "sh".
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If you're most comfortable wearing your hair down, a slicked-back updo might feel intimidating.
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And they asked for toys that were not "intimidating," for them or for their partners.
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Schröder has lightning speed, intimidating length, and a great feel for the point-guard position.
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Her beauty routine, on the other hand, is less intimidating — in the best way possible.
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For Mr Trump, belittling critics and intimidating business partners has been second nature for decades.
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Here, she plays the Fairy Queen, an intimidating force and a standout of the season.
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It's less intimidating even than Objective-C, the previous standard in iOS development, he said.
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"They were quite intimidating by shouting and screaming and saying, 'Let us in,'" said Connolly.
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If you're not a practiced level designer, the sheer amount of options may be intimidating.
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And, since not all children are athletes, a sports focus can be intimidating for some.
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Finally, she and her army of black-mesh clad men stand there, intimidating the camera.
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While carefully avoiding any intimate details, she portrays Ford as monosyllabic, withholding, forbidding, and intimidating.
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The concept is pretty simple, though it can be a bit intimidating for a beginner.
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"These frustrations he displays can be very intimidating and cause fear of violence," they wrote.
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A kiddie teeth brushing, Jedi sleep mind tricking, intimidating dad voice disciplining SUPER HOT DAD.
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If this conjures up images of tooled-up cops intimidating muggers, however, it should not.
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Bernie's guests were intimidating, all of them beautiful or handsome, perfectly dressed, and perfectly poised.
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With a "sensitive and uncomfortable topic" like erectile dysfunction, seeking help can feel especially intimidating.
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That might sound intimidating if it weren't exactly the tone of Lemony Snicket's book series.
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Lingering around can be super creepy and intimidating, even if the convo is going well.
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For one, these Animoji can't even smile, or look anything other than intimidating and annoyed!
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The two circle, with Alex yapping at Spot, and Spot doing its best intimidating crouch.
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If you were intimidating enough, people would move out of your way in the hallway.
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At first blush, this data visualization looks a bit intimidating, but it's actually pretty straightforward.
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He's the "guard dogs" man from the episode trailer — he's also meant to be intimidating.
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It's also a "fixer-upper," a status Culver admits is "very intimidating," in some ways.
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It was intimidating and reminiscent of the emotional abuse I was experiencing with my father.
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It was exhilarating and intimidating at the same time: We had targets on our backs.
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We'll admit it: slathering greasy oil all over your face or body can sound intimidating.
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But even $549 looks intimidating to users accustom to purchasing phones at carrier subsidized rates.
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It was a platform, but, Josephina tells Refinery29, Vine wasn't as intimidating as other platforms.
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Despite his drug pushing past, Justin insists he isn't trying to come across as intimidating.
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"That's an intimidating phone call to make, and not all schools are receptive," Murchison said.
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Tim walks right up to him, intimidating him, and just pushes him out the door.
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PALIN: I wouldn't put up with anything that would be perceived as intimidating or harassing.
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But when Mosshart does it on "Fuck the People," she sounds both unbothered and intimidating.
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Negotiating salary can be an intimidating, nerve-wracking process for recent grads and young adults.
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"The key here is to keep things really simple — not intimidating — and cheap," Lele said.
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Proponents of the rule say it prevents companies from intimidating workers against organizing a union.
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Despite the intimidating nature of the data, CERN has made it as digestible as possible.
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But for some, it can be intimidating or confusing to sexually engage their new bodies.
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It can be a little intimidating, after all, to cook up giant pieces of pasta.
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Breaks with convention can be intimidating, even unsettling, but this is not one of those.
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Denzel Washington is pretty intimidating competition, especially when he's nominated for a film like Fences.
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Kate Armstrong (Catherine Zeta-Jones) is the intimidating head chef at a trendy downtown restaurant.
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Unless you're the legendary Dock Ellis setting out to singlehandedly dismantle your opponent's intimidating reputation.
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Fantasy sports, and probably to an even greater extent daily fantasy sports, can be intimidating.
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A man was arrested for allegedly intimidating and threatening worshippers at a mosque in Phoenix.
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It was one of the most intimidating press conferences with which to begin my career.
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This cozy Nolita wine bar's intimidating mouthful of a nom belies its unpretentiousness and approachability.
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"It's very intimidating," a visibly shaken Yovanovitch told the House Intelligence Committee about Trump's tweets.
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At the White House, Trump told reporters he did not think his tweets were intimidating.
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Of all pieces of classic menswear, the iconic business suit is perhaps the most intimidating.
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Having any kind of mechanical work done on your car can be an intimidating experience.
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However, sometimes you can end up intimidating others, which will impact your ability to lead.
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If you're intimidating, however, others don't feel like they're in the position to question you.
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The beans were pretty enough, but a little intimidating: pebbles somehow to be made edible.
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He chooses not to wear a suit, believing that it could be intimidating to patients.
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That's intimidating: The judge in the trial said Friday he's been threatened over the case.
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The company's mission is to make quality wine more accessible and less intimidating to consumers.
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"I don't feel like he's intimidating," Bush told listeners at a rally in South Carolina.
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Hobbs' intimidating force was the element the franchise needed to get out of its slump.
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"I don't feel like he's intimidating," Bush told listeners at a rally in South Carolina.
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Ms. Menninger, the hunter, said some women find participating in a male-dominated sport intimidating.
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In Voltaire's terms, she cultivated her own garden, never threatening and never intimidating her neighbors.
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But buying one for your spouse, friend, relative, or yourself can be an intimidating prospect.
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Frankly it's intimidating having a billionaire (Cambridge Analytica backer Robert Mercer) threaten to sue you.
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In Germany, LGBT asylum seekers have complained about intimidating comments made during their asylum interviews.
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It was then that I gave myself the freedom to stop caring about being intimidating.
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Elgin Cook added 18 points and threw down an intimidating dunk in the first half.
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Internal candidates, whether from your current company or your dream business, can be really intimidating.
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Despite the Beer Thugs' intimidating looks, Rhino assures me that they are not a gang.
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Some might seem intimidating at first, but don't knock 'em until you try 'em, y'all.
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Skarsgård gets to unfurl his level 10, intimidating Perry one last time in the finale.
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Some of the looks are downright inspiring, others, a touch intimidating (oh, hi, cobalt hair...).
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Presumably, that's a little less intimidating than having to engage in shameless self-promotion. 3.
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Drag is a really intimidating culture and process, but it's so fun and so nuanced.
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In both High Life and Non-Fiction, Binoche is a temptress equally tender and intimidating.
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It is more intimidating, it is easier to carry out, and it makes escaping easier.
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In fact, shopping around for the just-right "personal massager" can be intimidating as hell.
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Yuppies order food from menus that less well-educated people could find intimidating, he says.
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The deeply public nature of the success and the failure is both inspiring and intimidating.
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In Hamas-run Gaza, the authorities have long been accused of intimidating journalists and critics.
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There was always something way too intimidating, maybe just that the color would bleed everywhere.
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Far from intimidating or laborious, it's a welcome item in the kitchen, home or professional.
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The big intimidating thing for me is watching Ben Whishaw [the star of the original].
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However, a whole, bone-in shank on a dinner plate can look gargantuan, even intimidating.
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It's an intimidating book -- its reputation of being impenetrable is unwarranted, but still ever-present.
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"It allows people to experience the future so it doesn't feel so intimidating," he explained.
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Some professionals, above, told us they speak in low tones, hoping to be less intimidating.
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It's hard to know when you're doing the right thing in such an intimidating situation.
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He meant loud and rocking, inspiring to the home team and intimidating to the visitors.
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Until that point, he had emerged as one of the most intimidating pitchers in baseball.
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" Mr. Naudan said, "We all know that the art world can seem elitist and intimidating.
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Kashmiri doctors have also accused Indian security forces of directly harassing and intimidating medical personnel.
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Facing what looked like an intimidating Clinton juggernaut, Biden chose not to run in 73.
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"It's intimidating to have to follow in those footsteps," Williams said of Gianna's famous father.
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Its players were told they were too violent on the field, too intimidating to referees.
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"Devin Nunes won&apost be scaring or intimidating anyone," Parkhomenko said on Twitter on Wednesday.
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It also appears Trump obstructed justice by intimidating witnesses and interfering in Congress' Ukraine investigation.
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Democrats say Trump also may have broken federal criminal laws by attacking and intimidating witnesses.
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But all seems less intimidating when the patient is small, fuzzy and definitely not you.
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The only effect of that was an effort to make the protest appear more intimidating.
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This week, the woman accused the wide receiver of sending her texts she found intimidating.
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This week, the woman accused the wide receiver of sending her texts she found intimidating.
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"She also said De Niro communicated with her in a "hostile, abusive, and intimidating manner.
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There's no denying that red can be an intimidating makeup color — and for good reason.
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Terrell-Paige accused Jewish people of threatening, intimidating and harassing black homeowners in the comment.
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Hank swings heavily from jovial to demonic, light-hearted to intimidating, sober to blackout drunk.
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"The culture of these sports — climbing and surfing and ski touring — is intimidating," he said.
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I was nervous to meet Lamar for the first time and it was really intimidating!
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For first-time filers, the process can seem intimidating — but it doesn't have to be.
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In addition to Korey's intimidating online presence, employees claimed she was also frightening in person.
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Money management is a constant challenge, but there are ways to make it less intimidating.
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That was and remains the most intimidating thing about it, for a theater director especially.
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During an investigation, two more women came forward accusing Kratz of harassing and intimidating them.
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Some of their lineages have since faded away, including the intimidating 60-foot-long Megalodon.
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If you've never been through the process before, it can certainly be an intimidating one.
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Even for Type A personalities, asking for more money at work can be an intimidating prospect.
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Challenge vet he found the most intimidating: CT, just because he's known to be a beast!
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It's always a little intimidating pitching an idea, but it's a great team to work with.
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Defensively, Simmons is an already intimidating shot-blocker, combing athleticism with an innate sense of timing.
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For most, the concept of switching up your routine so dramatically will be far too intimidating.
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For those who have never been pregnant before, just thinking about childbirth can be incredibly intimidating.
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He says it was very intimidating to be working as part of such an elite team.
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Here's the perfect example of a recipe that sounds intimidating, tastes complex, but is deceptively simple.
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When she instructs them, the two most intimidating men in New York, to sit, they listen.
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If the world of online dating feels too intimidating, Match's new service AskMatch aims to help.
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All of this feels a lot less intimidating than the tan I assumed I'd be getting.
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Charming in person and intimidating and forceful by reputation, Mr Thiam walked straight into a tempest.
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Daenerys has emerged from her brother's shadow, and her dragon eggs have hatched into intimidating beasts.
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Admittedly Prince Philip is less intimidating than his Lannister counterpart, but he's definitely just as blunt.
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And, of course, Snow would wear his cape to meet the icy and intimidating Cersei Lannister.
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Mr Abe has empowered Yoshihide Suga, the intimidating chief cabinet secretary, to keep them in line.
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"The Minister is effectively targeting and intimidating those who have told their stories publicly," she said.
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With women, for me, it was less intimidating because I kind of knew what was what.
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The most intimidating thing about the modern bond market now is the risk that they do.
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We don't judge taking a few shortcuts this Thanksgiving season — preparing this meal can be intimidating!
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THE grey Stalinist blocks, potholed roads and intimidating communist-era plazas hardly suggest a hipster hotspot.
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But being on the beach 'almost naked,' it's a little intimidating for me too at times.
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But if opening your eyes under a pool of clarified butter seems intimidating, well, you're right.
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Mental illness is intimidating, yes, but largely because of how it holds survivors hostage with secrecy.
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While Quoter doesn't reinvent DOZ's core product, it makes it less intimidating when you sign up.
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Curiosity appears as a blue splotch amid an intimidating group of rocks, cliffs, and dark sand.
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Everything about the machines can look intimidating, all the way down to the people using them.
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"Some Say Cohn Has An Abrasive, Curt, And Intimidating Style," they wrote, citing a Bloomberg piece.
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The eagle is bold, raw, and American, while the dragon head communicates a more intimidating vibe.
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A process that literally just involves adding hot water to ground beans can become incredibly intimidating.
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Imagine going for a job interview and the employer sitting across from you is truly intimidating.
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The hirsute Jones, with her uncanny facial hair, derives somber authority from an intimidating large book.
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Once I found recipes that sounded good and not too intimidating, things got a lot easier.
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These are far less intimidating than the 90mph missiles that fast bowlers hurl at head height.
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"I would expect more," Cuomo said, adding that the packages may be aimed at intimidating people.
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The idea of shopping at Whole Foods can be intimidating because of their often high prices.
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We've got a much less intimidating strategy that'll boost your fitness, nutrition, and general well-being.
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The import of remembering names in business networking can be intimidating if you are chronically forgetful.
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The service lets you create scripted guides with multiple questions to make this process less intimidating.
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"When I was wired up for the polygraph, it was kind of intimidating," Walters told me.
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But as intimidating as her résumé is, Gordon does not want you to feel that way.
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But here's the thing: Buying a home doesn't have to be as intimidating as it sounds.
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And the idea is that interacting with the avatar is less intimidating than interacting with people?
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"They'd give me this really intimidating look, because you can tell it gets intense," Dumoulin said.
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These recommended savings targets may be intimidating, but starting to save now offers an unlikely advantage.
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Being the ruling monarch can sometimes be a little intimidating — even to Queen Elizabeth's own grandson!
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President Trump is famous for his intimidating, crushing handshakes, but we think he's met his match.
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It's a little intimidating playing someone who's still alive, but I gave her my best shot.
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Sprave takes the blaster to a duel with an intimidating black-cloaked, red-lightsaber-wielding foe.
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Sam, a tall, broad-shouldered man with a shaved head and a square jaw, was intimidating.
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Storyteller takes the simple experience offered by Quik and scales it up without making it intimidating.
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White nationalists are intimidating and threatening the safety and lives of our friends, colleagues and neighbors.
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Last month Moldova recalled its ambassador from Moscow, accusing Russia of harassing and intimidating Moldovan politicians.
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But the Philharmonie de Paris, with its futuristic waves of steel and concrete, can be intimidating.
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They veered masterfully toward the rail, intimidating the other horses but not quite interfering with them.
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They said the committee is stifling medical research that relies on fetal tissue by intimidating researchers.
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He governed as a technocrat and, quite frankly, a bully, alienating many people and intimidating others.
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Bin Salman consolidated his position by intimidating his main rivals in a spectacular show of power.
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Karmanos has said he believed it played a part in intimidating his board into eventually selling.
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Above all, spread the word that this is something that is eminently doable and not intimidating.
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What she's more worried about, she said, is how her intimidating reputation could affect her performers.
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But Guichard also blamed the "closed world" of the modeling industry for potentially intimidating some victims.
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"Smart home products simplify life – but the technology can sometimes be confusing or intimidating," she added.
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You start to get a feel just how intimidating she must be across the bargaining table.
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In "Jurassic Park," the Velociraptor is portrayed as a large, intimidating dinosaur that's out for blood.
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At the same time, the film is an often intimidating slog through jargon and computer code.
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But once a guest is invited onto the tribe's land, that intimidating veneer slides right off.
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Eggplant doesn't have to be intimidating or labor-intensive, like some cooks might think, she says.
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I highly recommend going to gym if you can, even though it is intimidating as hell.
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Hubbard has a well-earned reputation as hardcore and can come off as an intimidating dude.
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Anyway, if that sounds too intimidating a place to start, there's plenty of other entry points.
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" Chaney recognizes the value of Harris's presence: "A contemporary art space can be intimidating for people.
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We must preserve the professional and collaborative dialogue that make even the most intimidating challenges surmountable.
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At the outset, paying off debt can seem like a long, intimidating and even endless process.
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He's expressive and direct, and that can be intimidating, so he's learned to be more nuanced.
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The towering sluggers may have presented a more intimidating presence there than in the batter's box.
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The lack of a perpetual hype machine made it less intimidating to participate and more inclusive.
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And many users find it intimidating to write tweets that anyone in the world could read.
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At the center of most of her compositions are similarly intimidating and inhuman women-like creatures.
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Plenty of our readers are just learning how to cook, a process that can be intimidating.
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It's humbling to watch this intimidating character, recently so emotionally and intellectually concrete, appear so diminished.
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One of the campaign's first commercials showed Ms. Caputova facing an intimidating man in a cafe.
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"Don't face the tax laws alone," he said after one particularly intimidating Washington tax-code overhaul.
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"The flight from LA to San Francisco, an intra-Cali flight, is pretty intimidating," she says.
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How to Take Charge of Your Medical Care Walking into a doctor's office can be intimidating.
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And if yoga has always looked interesting but intimidating, this one's for you: Yoga for Everyone.
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In David Steinberg's 15x16 puzzle, there's a lot of white space, and that can be intimidating.
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Bullypits, or a cross between a bulldog and a pit bull, may seem intimidating at first.
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I know my dad seems like this big, intimidating guy, but he's really more the jokester.
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Museveni accused Wine and his supporters of intimidating voters and rigging the election in the district.
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He criticized the Turkish state for intimidating media, curtailing Internet freedom and accusing academics of treason.
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"It's about gaining access to sources and intimidating those journalists," said CPJ advocacy director Courtney Radsch.
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He confirmed Millican's assessment of the intimidating scale of the problem, given all of Messenger's features.
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His arrest has sparked protests and criticism of Buhari's government, which is accused of intimidating critics.
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Together these novelists form a Himalayan Range of late-20th-century American fiction, intimidating and terrifying.
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I feel okay about this show, but the other comics on the lineup are pretty intimidating.
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Figuring out how much to withhold can seem intimidating if you've never worked for yourself before.
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And then Pete comes in and honestly I think it was kind of intimidating for him.
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A monolithic coliseum, intimidating and gleaming in the sun, materializes in the desert like a mirage.
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They come in a variety of styles and prices, so searching can be a bit intimidating.
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Before you give an important presentation in front of 50 colleagues, seek out less intimidating audiences.
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Zuckerberg admits that this 800-page, data-rich book from a Harvard psychologist can seem intimidating.
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He could be intimidating without meaning to be because he was "such a genius," Winston said.
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"But it's also very intimidating because he's still the president of the United States," she continued.
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The class emails that intersect her first-person narration are bracingly sarcastic and often inventively intimidating.
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Her father, she said, was intimidating and critical, with a short temper she feared setting off.
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Vladimir is a petite Russian jeweler with dark skin, deep-set eyes and an intimidating accent.
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There's no need to enter the intimidating world of galleries and auction houses to acquire them.
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"Skinny Kim Jong-un would make the situation with North Korea more intimidating," the post read.
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For all athletes, the economics of moving from competitive sports to civilian life can be intimidating.
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It can be intimidating to ask questions, especially for marginalized folk who don't carry white privilege.
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"It is very intimidating but also because it's so intimidating and because there are so many people that are in line wanting to do what you want to do, you have no excuse not to be unique and as good as you can be," she says.
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And despite its intimidating nature, we're determined to make "less is more" a real option this summer.
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Captain Marvel's powers make her the strongest Avenger and far more intimidating than anyone we've seen before.
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Training a dog can be an intimidating task, especially if your dog is something of a handful.
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Shade: Medium As a contouring novice, I found the product a little intimidating to use at first.
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You're standing in a super-hip coffee shop, scouring the intimidating list of obscure-looking hot drinks.
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The Bushnell Legend L-Series Binocular is also the least intimidating for anyone who is a beginner.
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And if a USB charger seems intimidating, forget the whole new world of WiFi-enabled teledildonic toys.
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While it may look intimidating, it's actually the easiest way to ensure fewer wrinkles — and here's why.
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None of the threats proved real in the latest wave of intimidating acts targeting the Jewish community.
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However, the intimidating ingredients list found on most sunscreens may leave you anxious about all those chemicals.
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Still, starting that conversation can feel intimidating for people worried about offending or embarrassing a loved one.
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Perhaps there is a person in your life for whom finding a gift is a little ... intimidating.
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More and more, the open-carry movement is being used to make confrontational and intimidating protest statements.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro won a sham election last year after deposing or intimidating his legitimate challengers.
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I never went to Neelo's because, being on the upscale side of town, it was too intimidating.
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They're gateways into this world of myth, especially Homeric myth, that can be initially kind of intimidating.
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" —Tianna, 20 "Corporate America is intimidating, but my hope to succeed allows it to also be promising.
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He's a revelation in this movie — hard, determined, intimidating, and just soulful enough to be a hero.
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" But while he found the situation "sleazy and manipulative," he said "it was not … intimidating or pushy.
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It seemed pretty intimidating for a guy like me to meet my new girlfriend's entire extended family.
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I've always found built-in photo modes for games intimidating, much like a high-end DSLR camera.
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My father may be the judge, but the rest of my family can be just as intimidating.
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"See you November 2nd," wrote Wright over an image of Claire Underwood, looking as intimidating as ever.
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It's certainly less intimidating than a layer cake, or even a cupcake that has to be frosted.
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Despite the miniature cup's cutesy size, for some reason, the drink it holds has always been intimidating.
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"We want it to be as intuitive as the brick, the opposite of being intimidating," Jørgensen said.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Wittenmeyer was also charged with intimidating a witness.
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This devil might look a little intimidating, but it is incredibly intense, luxe, and easy to use.
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Intimidating and imprisoning critics like Mr Thanathorn was supposed to help smooth their allies' path to power.
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Warren simply isn't striking an intimidating figure these days, mostly because she makes herself an easy punchline.
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A further 200 women and children stay at a separate, less intimidating camp in a town church.
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As intimidating as this looks, it's actually perfectly optimized for what it is (a full partner meeting).
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Which I guess means he did do something wrong, because Oliver Dake, again, is not actually intimidating.
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I wanted her to be powerful, confident, even a bit intimidating—and I think we achieved that.
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The experience of being reprimanded by an early employee and senior vice president was intimidating, he said.
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To be on the receiving end of Meat Loaf's roar, even at half blast, can be intimidating.
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Poaching is one of those scary cooking activities that requires relatively few steps, but can be intimidating.
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Theron is one of the toughest, most intimidating actors working — you've seen Mad Max: Fury Road, right?
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The actress, 34, paired her intimidating accessory with a floral-patterned yellow dress and dark green heels.
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It's a little intimidating, but I know we will get the hang of it along the way.
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If you're new to VPNs and maybe find computer interfaces intimidating, TunnelBear is the VPN for you.
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Though I guess it is marginally more intimidating to do that sort of thing in a tuxedo.
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If the thought of adopting a puppy is intimidating to you, look no further than sweet Ivy.
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I mean obviously Chad can be intimidating, but maybe there was truth to what he was saying?
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"I find it intimidating to tell massage therapists that something they're doing is too painful," she says.
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"It was a little intimidating, and took me about four visits to see the light," Abbatine said.
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She did so despite the intimidating odds, which she recounts in her memoir, My Mother Was Nuts.
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Bringing art into the street is a way to democratize this intimidating, often exclusive art fair format.
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For a total newbie, it can be intimidating to dip your toes into such a complex field.
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Over the past decade, Rick Singer has become well-known in the intimidating world of college admissions.
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While you've probably got your signature red down pat, bright and bold colors may still feel intimidating.
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It's even more intimidating when that debut is for the biggest, most-hyped movie of the summer.
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Even Jackson, hugely intimidating in his own right, stepped softly and chose his words around His Airness.
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If you are looking for a racer, something with a loud and intimidating exhaust note, look elsewhere.
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However, I have never knowingly or purposefully behaved in a bullying, intimidating, harassing, or sexually inappropriate manner.
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Those pantomimes of concern for victims were transparently aimed at intimidating them and reducing the institution's liability.
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It can seem intimidating to build your credit, but it's not hard to maintain once it's established.
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"The statement is more about intimidating every internet user because they are hard to control," he said.
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The process, intimidating at the outset, perhaps, is so thoroughly yet tidily detailed that it's a breeze.
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Contouring is one of the more intimidating makeup techniques, but the basic principle is actually pretty simple.
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And the music's rhythm is more helpful than most games -- like that intimidating Temple Run music, anyone?
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Trump's foreign policy is to create American supremacy by pounding his chest and intimidating our democratic allies.
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Reading this script and watching the movie, I sometimes found it humorous and sometimes found it intimidating.
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I find the aura of power and money is very intimidating to an awful number of girls.
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"It's very intimidating," a visibly shaken Yovanovitch told lawmakers after Schiff read Trump's tweets to her Friday.
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Pressed on whether his words can be intimidating, as Yovanovitch and Democrats have said, Trump said no.
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The first day of school can be an exciting and often intimidating time for US college students.
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Those are intimidating odds for the roughly 10,000 students who apply to Harvard Business School each year.
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" The suit adds that "De Niro communicated in a hostile, abusive, and intimidating manner with Ms. Robinson.
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Not really, though as with restaurant wine lists, a smaller, more focused selection will be less intimidating.
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Healy has charisma and an utter disinterest in wearing undershirts, but he never comes across as intimidating.
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On one side, it seemed like the producers were trying to break us up, which was intimidating.
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It was intimidating at first glance, with a substantial body from which sprouted many substantial hairy legs.
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But I feel like I make myself pretty approachable, I don't want to think that I'm intimidating.
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Her cookbook, which was released in September, is elegant and jewel-like, almost intimidating in its beauty.
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It's not really intimidating when you think about that, when you tap an equal sign in Excel.
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All this is intimidating, and it can create barriers to entry for many would-be vape enthusiasts.
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In your cell, you know every square inch, so being in such a big space was intimidating.
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Why do you think that the media tends to portray Anna Wintour as an intimidating, formidable CEO?
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It can be intimidating to imagine that human actions can have dramatic effects on something so vast.
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And yet if those jerseys are intimidating to see, they are surely no less daunting to wear.
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To a mere mortal with achy knees and an aging body, even the acronym — H.I.I.T. — sounded intimidating.
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It can be intimidating for an insider and impossible for an outsider to make much headway here.
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"Some of them, because of their appearance and whatnot, some of them are very intimidating," he says.
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"A lot of words are helpful, but they can also be intimidating to the reader," she says.
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Peering at thousands of years of history or even 100 years of modern art can be intimidating.
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Now to the main event: Ernt goes from intimidating his wife and daughter to seriously beating Cora.
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It's really quite fascinating, but certainly intimidating if you don't know what you're about to go through.
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Operating heavy machinery can be intimidating, and simulators remove the possibility of damaging property or injuring people.
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"It was somewhat intimidating looking at all these beautiful people around," she said in a phone interview.
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Freelancing for a living can be equal parts thrilling and intimidating — but it's also increasingly the norm.
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"You have to know what you are saying," she said, and even so it can be intimidating.
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For someone who has never had a Bloody Mary, I think this particular drink may be intimidating.
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The team begins each game with a performance of the fearsome haka, an intimidating Maori war dance.
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"You'd see the army with their tanks and guns, and it was scary and intimidating," she said.
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He can be intimidating when he really needs to be for his work, but he's really lovely.
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It is extremely intimidating to be alone at an event where everyone is talking in little circles.
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The chair I was ushered to was mechanically intimidating, with levers that made it rise and sink.
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The special prosecutor launched criminal proceedings in February against two former ministers on suspicion of intimidating voters.
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Sports Illustrated reported that she contacted the NFL Thursday, saying Brown sent her "intimidating and threatening" texts.
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Was it intimidating to be the one who had to present that, especially for your first episode?
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" As she spoke, Trump simultaneously assailed her on Twitter, an experience that she described as "very intimidating.
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A lower court in Wuppertal had acquitted them, saying the men's uniforms were not threatening or intimidating.
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For people who didn't grow up cooking, or seeing food cooked, even buying a cookbook is intimidating.
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Sure, Willink may look intimidating, but his approach to leadership is founded on communication and mutual respect.
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If you've ever seen "Hell's Kitchen," you know Gordon Ramsay can be pretty intimidating in the kitchen.
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Blocking key witnesses from the administration from testifying and even intimidating sitting witnesses sets a dangerous precedent.
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The cost of complying with stringent federal rules is "not as intimidating as it was," McIntyre said.
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Noel Thomas Becht, 40, is being held on charges of threatening and intimidating, disorderly conduct and trespassing.
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Lartigue is an intimidating figure — a stern, laconic man with a shaved head and a stout frame.
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Helping people understand and accept you may sound intimidating, but getting started is easier than you think.
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The planet of communication, Mercury, enters Leo, making it easier to communicate with intimidating figures with confidence.
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Some of the same alleged behavior — including intimidating witnesses — has also arisen in the Ukraine probe. Rep.
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It looked very intimidating at first, but soon turned out to be a humbling and powerful experience.
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Working with these athletes is one of the most satisfying and sometimes intimidating parts of the job.
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"Cunningham class can be so intimidating because you have to know" the movement exercises, said Mr. Bartelme.
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Although the rise in CNP fraud is and should be intimidating for merchants, it's also an opportunity.
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Bronfman is a "fanatic" Raniere follower, says Parlato, and has a history of intimidating whistleblowers through lawsuits.
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She projects the slides onto rippling curtains, distorting images of powerful men in uniform and intimidating armaments.
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In the Pacific, China is building up its military capability, intimidating its smaller neighbors, and threatening Taiwan.
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"Jeff is very intimidating, and he kind of likes that," said Rod Jetton, a former Missouri House speaker.
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Like all Microsoft Office products, Microsoft Project has tons of features, but can be intimidating to new users.
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If you're in the majority of geeks who are a little bit introverted, dating can be really intimidating.
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The stock market can be intimidating, especially when we're trying to make some money off of our investments.
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If you're in the majority of geeks who are a little bit introverted, dating can be hella intimidating.
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This machine may look a little intimidating, but you just add coffee and water, then brew and flip.
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After all, unicorns could never be intimidating, plus we love ice cream too much to turn it down.
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The police presence on the corner has been intimidating, and tourists are scared to walk down 56th street.
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And while these accessories might seem intimidating and/or super nerdy, we assure you they're actually quite wearable.
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Weighing on small businesses are complex regulations like the intimidating tax code, franchising liability and health insurance requirements.
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At 88, Warren Buffett's white hair, bushy eyebrows and aw-shucks grin hardly make for an intimidating visage.
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But for some, these devices can seem as intimidating as a mouse with three buttons would have been.
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I like to think Big Dog is intimidating based on size alone, even though he's a big wimp.
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I'm sure you've heard that you're intimidating before—this will definitely be the case on these two days!
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He said Beijing was intimidating and coercing others in the region by putting weapons systems on manmade islands.
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Unfortunately for many people who dream of owning their own business, "entrepreneur" is also an intimidating word. Why?
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After releasing the song on YouTube and Facebook, Knox was charged with issuing terroristic threats and intimidating witnesses.
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When she sees a person from far away, she looks down at them using a fairly intimidating pose.
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It makes a big difference, and it turns an often intimidating genre into something a lot more approachable.
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She is a neurology professor, and speaks in measured academic tones to an intimidating committee of silent men.
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"Fine jewelry shopping can be intimidating, a lot of which can be the result of pricing," Sanders says.
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It still boasts Zink's signature weirdness, but if you find her reputation intimidating, it's a good entry point.
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Her formidable list of accomplishments might be intimidating to a lesser man, but not to her fiancé, Offset.
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He created him out of fear, anxiety, and depression to cope with being in this violent, intimidating place.
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Facing Rousey, McMahon admitted, would be a little intimidating (though she would never reveal that in the ring).
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It's intimidating as hell, because Arya has become a complete cipher at this point, and anything seems possible.
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For a makeup technique that really only requires basic skills in blending, smoky eyes are so damn intimidating.
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" She admits, "That was so intimidating, but he was so unbelievably supportive and encouraging, and he's so funny.
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You're never going to see stuff like cryptographic keys or QR codes, which may be intimidating to beginners.
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The Grand Bizarre has a sense of humor which makes it less intimidating than its abstract nature suggests.
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Opening Google Analytics reveals an intimidating explosion of charts and graphs full of data, but short on insight.
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Pompeo accused the Democrats of "bullying" State Department staffers; the Dems said Pompeo needs to stop "intimidating" witnesses.
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But Robbie says she wasn't afraid of kissing her fellow super villain costar, despite how intimidating he looked.
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"It's very intimidating to open yourself up to such scrutiny like this, but it is essential," Wilkenfeld said.
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The longer you put off making a dent in it, though, the more intimidating the prospect will be.
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One trick is not always to deploy the navy, but the coastguard and "maritime militias", when intimidating neighbours.
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While not difficult, exactly, the formalized nature of FOIA can be intimidating for anyone new to the process.
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The alien ships were so huge and intimidating that they dwarfed the Earth by just casting a shadow.
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The pop culture image of code — those scrolling, never-ending lines of impenetrable hieroglyphs — is an intimidating one.
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Andy Cohen knows he can be a bit intimidating while hosting Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.
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I knew he had a reputation for being tough and intimidating, but I still thought it was odd.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's annual goop detox is here and it aims to be the site's least intimidating plan yet.
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It was legitimate friendliness, not the faux intimacy of those boutique fitness experiences that so often feel intimidating.
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Walking into a dance studio can be a little more intimidating than, say, taking an indoor cycling class.
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Remember, the police in Dallas who were shot and killed were there protecting peaceful protesters, not intimidating them.
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Mr Modi, despite remaining a masterly showman and wielding an intimidating party machine, is no longer above criticism.
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Darth Vader in Star Wars is still chilling and intimidating 40 years after he first hit the screen.
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When Markle met the Queen of England – which must have been slightly intimidating – the absolute best thing happened.
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But going bold can be intimidating — you never want to look like you've taken a Sharpie to 'em.
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If you're a first-timer, this message is for you: Fantasy football can seem tricky, or even intimidating.
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I certainly felt intimidated by that," she explained, adding, "The culture of Fox & Friends was intimidating to me.
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Thrifting for a full outfit can be a little intimidating if you're not sure what you're looking for.
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While I was in a lot less trouble than many of my friends were, the number felt intimidating.
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Although the contraption looks a bit intimidating at a first glance, Kourtney wasn't affected by it at all.
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Beyond creating a hip take on something old, Duong wants to make tarot more accessible — and less intimidating.
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I love it because I feel so challenged but at the same time it can be really intimidating.
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His unfeigned hawkishness is to be deployed to make Mr Trump, the rising star, look strong and intimidating.
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Freelancing can definitely be an intimidating career path, but this bundle will make it that much more attainable.
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When the worst outcome we're used to with most computers is figurative crashes, literal ones are pretty intimidating.
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He's been able to harness the strong individual players of C9's roster into an explosive, intimidating team.
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For some, the rainbow manicure trend — with every fingernail painted a different color — might feel a little intimidating.
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In practice, that means teaching officers to be intimidating, to gain control of a situation completely and quickly.
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Paolo Sorrentino's series stars Jude Law as Pope Pius XIII (born Lenny Belardo), a newly elected, intimidating pope.
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In the tube it looks extremely red, but the sheer shade isn't as intimidating as traditional red lipsticks.
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Galagoda Atte Gnanasara was convicted on two counts — harassing and intimidating — the wife of missing journalist Prageeth Eknaligoda.
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That's what makes VR so intimidating … There's not the same amount of room to play around with framing.
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Parros, at 230 feet 254 inches and 220 pounds with a Fu Manchu mustache, was an intimidating player.
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The cases frequently included anti-immigrant or racist sentiments and most often involved intimidating graffiti or verbal assaults.
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This new model is smaller and cheaper, which should make it more accessible and a bit less intimidating.
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It makes her tall and powerful and intimidating, and all the beading turns her into an armored insect.
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At the end of the day, even though teabagging has kinky associations, it doesn't have to be intimidating.
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It's basically a giant conference call in the heavens, one that can be quite intimidating for new pilots.
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With layers of cheese, filling, and pasta, lasagna can seem like an intimidating meal for a home cook.
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Basically, I'm freaking out at the breathtaking (and maybe even a little intimidating) list of announcements we're expecting.
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The government has been accused of intimidating and restricting the media, taking CNN en Español off the air.
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Russia has been expanding its borders, capturing and annexing territory from a neighboring country and intimidating NATO members.
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I've been larping for years, but the idea of a blockbuster larp was new and kind of intimidating.
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I'm like the least intimidating guy there is, but I think they just liked me for some reason.
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But European Union monitors said the poll was carried out in an intimidating atmosphere orchestrated by state actors.
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Some players, particularly rookies schooled on the "quiet please" routine of the regular tour, will find it intimidating.
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For those clubs for whom monstrous animals are not sufficiently intimidating, the last resort is an actual monster.
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He was released last November, only to be re-arrested a month later on accusations of intimidating witnesses.
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They are not physically intimidating and not associated with such a deeply corrupt racket such as college sports.
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Birds live all around us, and for the most part, they aren't very intimidating creatures (ostriches duly excepted).
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To that end, threatening to release possibly imaginary recordings of their conversation is tantamount to intimidating a witness.
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Workers don't like the waivers because it's much more expensive -- and at times intimidating -- to bring individual claims.
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That uncertainty is part of what makes the process of coming out in a straight relationship so intimidating.
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While it isn't the most intimidating dish, melktert is definitely a treat that is harder to come by.
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I mean, it is intimidating, but the process that I've settled on has such interesting features for me.
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" Stone sent various intimidating texts and emails, including one in which he told Credico, "You are a rat.
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For Mr. Kirby, the 26-year-old actor who plays him, it was intimidating, from the audition on.
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I know they can be intimidating due to the loudness and the big guys and the inevitable dinginess.
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" And she was a scary, intimidating teacher and my friends looked at me like, "What did you do?
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Kim never held back her opinions, which made her come off as intimidating to Lindsay and the geeks.
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Talking before any audience can be intimidating but giving a TED talk is a pretty high-pressure situation.
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With proper planning and the right gear, going on your first backpacking trip doesn't have to be intimidating.
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Although this list might look intimidating, there are easy ways to protect yourself and others through basic hygiene.
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Arguing with a nihilist is like intimidating a suicide bomber: The usual threats and enticement have no effect.
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It weighs 8,000 pounds and has an 85 horsepower engine, allowing it to hit an intimidating 14 mph.
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Over time, the excavated dirt was shaped into steep, intimidating face walls that have bedeviled golfers ever since.
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The Democrat said he initially found it "hugely intimidating" to interact with McCain, particularly on foreign policy issues.
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Karlovic, with his huge frame, intimidating serve and crisply sliced backhand, is ranked 20th after a strong season.
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These laws criminalize speech under vague standards referring to "inciting" or "intimidating" others based on race or religion.
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The most intimidating thing about portable charger shopping for the layman might be measuring mAh, or milliampere-hour.
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"The prison-like conditions in detention, including constant surveillance can be confusing and intimidating for children," she said.
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EU monitors said it was held in an intimidating atmosphere and the electoral body lacked independence and transparency.
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"He's not a guy that's real overpowering, that's real intimidating, that's a very uncomfortable at-bat," Gardner said.
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Buying your first home can be an intimidating proposition, particularly in high-cost, high-density cities and regions.
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In a recent speech, Sharif accused "invisible aliens" of intimidating his lawmakers and pushing them to switch sides.
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"That experience reminded of getting my first Bible and finding the book to be really intimidating," Chung says.
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This is New York, and as a nobody from poor and immigrant parents from Texas, it's pretty intimidating.
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The three-point shots, the belligerent drives, the bold passes, the intimidating success when he's on the block.
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It felt intimidating, even though it seemed like a lot of people in my school could do it.
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That can be intimidating to some people, but it can also make you feel more alive than ever.
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Annie told me journalists regularly ask her about female body image, and specifically whether men find her intimidating.
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I've been larping for years, but the idea of a blockbuster larp was new and kind of intimidating.
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Yet financial planning is easy to screw up or avoid — either because it's boring or because it's intimidating.
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I feel like a lot of brands are overly slick; I think it's intimidating and pushes people away.
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He also slammed the Turkish government for shutting down opposition newspapers and intimidating journalists critical of government policies.
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But the most intimidating of the group, a thick-chested man with a graying-cactus hairstyle, cornered me.
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Now they have put their home up for sale and he's at every open house intimidating potential buyers.
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If others want to reach out and touch me, it can be intimidating to make the first move.
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The thing is, that without some guidance, sometimes shows like this can come off as intimidating to viewers.
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He grew up in an intellectual family where dinner table conversations were wide ranging and intimidating to newcomers.
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"We realized that we had protesters who were intimidating people around abortion clinics, here in Quebec," she says.
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Although the collection looks intimidating, Bergman's work is best approached from a relaxed posture, not a defensive one.
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At-home learning can be intimidating for any parent, but for Pardee, 47, it has been particularly demanding.
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At-home learning can be intimidating for any parent, but for Pardee, 47, it has been particularly demanding.
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Also, they often perform to thousands of people and in very intimidating settings, like the UN General Assembly.
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Everton goes into areas other clubs — and other charities, even — might find "intimidating," as Barrett-Baxendale put it.
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