Westworld asks which is more frightening — robots or humans?
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Or that there's a more frightening, first person drowning animation?
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Present day reality is, in some ways, much more frightening.
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Christopher Walken played a more frightening version of King Louie.
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When I arrived at the dorm, everything became more frightening.
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Even more frightening, however, is that his father, Lt. Gen.
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Media companies have consolidated to an even more frightening extent.
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Her mom is not happy, and frankly more frightening than usual.
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Much more frightening than anything happening recently with the crime rate.
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Two even more frightening things came from Trump in the debate.
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Few things are more frightening as a weapon than infectious diseases.
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Reality is a lot less entertaining and a lot more frightening.
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And so, yes the data landscape is getting more frightening with IOT.
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" Added the source: "She has never been in a more frightening situation.
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And this tick is potentially capable of causing even more frightening illnesses.
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The experience was more frightening for civilians in the room, he acknowledged.
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But more frightening still is what could happen if Trump is impeached.
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But when you're living it, it's less exciting and much more frightening.
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And unless we act, we are confronting an even more frightening future.
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There are many sons who love fathers far more frightening than this.
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This new data pivots forward and imagines an even more frightening future.
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"That was much more frightening because it hadn't happened anywhere else," Shtulman said.
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And, if left unaddressed, Audubon's new research predicts an even more frightening future.
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For professional athletes, nothing is more frightening or career damaging than an injury.
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There is nothing more frightening to a writer than that glowing blank page.
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Kevin may actually be more frightening than the White Witch and Voldemort combined.
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Even more frightening to Europe are the strategic implications of a Trump presidency.
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Bad choices and violent encounters extend her stay, which grows progressively more frightening.
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Even more frightening than the current pandemic is another that will inevitably come.
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But this was different and, around 2013, things had become much more frightening.
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Space sounds are definitely spooky, but a busted speaker would be much more frightening.
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You're either exposing your brains or you're exposing your boobs — which is more frightening?
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Without their labor, the internet might become a less free and more frightening place.
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The alternative is to not engage with it, which would make it more frightening.
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When I started, there was nothing more frightening than looking at a blank canvas.
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More absurd — and more frightening — are the movements for underage marriage and against vaccines.
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The more frightening conclusion, which remains a real possibility, is that they actually believe it.
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Even more frightening, Boeing only gave the bare minimum of information to airlines and pilots.
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Many women who look like me have a much more frightening end to such arrests.
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Supercars, though far more frightening, have in recent years become equally comfortable for long trips.
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The real world was becoming ever more frightening, and television seemed to be following suit.
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Perhaps more frightening than Facebook's faux pas was just how easily people's emotions were manipulated.
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But his last words are more frightening than any of my memories of reading Orwell.
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About 40 percent said paying for health care is more frightening than the illness itself.
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And just like last year, its trimmings look more frightening than festive at first glance.
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Instead, they created spaces of resistance that are often darker, and more frightening, than reality.
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But it's even more frightening that your mother-in-law is wandering the streets helplessly.
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In the face of climate denial, the temptation is to yell louder about more frightening consequences.
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The numbers are even more frightening than the $250,000 the Wall Street Journal is throwing around.
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The idea that he knows exactly what he's doing makes him more frightening, rather than less.
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Mr. Belmont's actions after realizing his son inadvertently ended a girl's life couldn't be more frightening.
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And in the end, he's more frightening than the rampaging rapists and out-of-control oppressors.
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That's when we heard an even more frightening sound — the freight-train rumble all around us.
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But the only thing that might be more frightening than one J. K. Simmons is two.
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But there might be a truth in China even more frightening than the coronavirus — foolish rulers.
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There is nothing more frightening than an epidemic as you have no control over the situation.
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Wien's concerns come down to nothing more frightening than valuation levels that appear extended over historical averages.
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The more frightening aspects of climate change, like rising sea levels, won't impact all places equally either.
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These stats are even more frightening when you consider that the government doesn't like to replace numbers.
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And yet, on the other side, state-legitimized violence, considered "reasonable" by many, is altogether more frightening.
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The more frightening explanation is that the downside of Mr. Trump's policies are yet to become evident.
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Responding to provocations about diversity sometimes led to more frightening situations than a lecture from an HR representative.
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This level of viewer participation elevates the work beyond creepy image and into something more frightening and powerful.
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If there's one thing more frightening than a large venomous snake, it's a snake eating another snake. Gross.
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The scale this metric captures is even more frightening when you consider that it represents a conservative tally.
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But ultimately, the fear of the consequences from not using contraception are a more frightening motivator for him.
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More frightening, it allows Google to hide competitors and potential competitors in any business it chooses to enter.
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But we doubt anything could be more frightening than a sound-sensitive monster hunting humans in the woods.
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If we are NPCs, or simulated characters, then I think it's a more complicated answer and more frightening.
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Yes, I'd always dealt with anxiety, but this was something different, something much bigger and much more frightening.
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This kind of mob violence, after all, is in many ways more frightening than repressive laws or harsh policing.
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"Arkangel"'s scenario has plenty of potential in ways that might have made it more frightening and more intriguing.
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But seeing four well-intentioned people led astray by a collective, warped worldview is even more frightening in 2018.
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There were things happening in the world that were more frightening than whether I would get the next job.
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Understanding its characteristics could improve the treatment of nonverbal patients, help fight crime, or simply make movies more frightening.
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But its old "Move fast and break things" philosophy is a lot more frightening when it's building brain scanners.
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If you zoom in on particular ecosystems, like freshwater streams, lakes, and rivers, you see even more frightening drops.
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At times, I found myself wishing that it would go further — that it would feel angrier, crazier, more frightening.
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"It was very intentional to make the situation in the novel feel ordinary, and therefore more frightening," she said.
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I needed to put myself out there, but the longer I avoided it, the more frightening the prospect became.
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Making the encounter all the more frightening, Justine notes that the possum was a very unlikely prey for the spider.
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It's difficult to imagine anything more frightening than an outcome over which we have no control or ability to correct.
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Even more frightening, perhaps, is the infant formula industry became more valuable to Trump than the children it supposedly serves.
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Even more frightening is the paper's scenario where a hypothetical "determined nerd" could both access and exploit millions of bit.
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President Trump is more frightening than ghosts, zombies and vampires — according to a new poll from a Democratic-leaning firm.
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Some actually say that the ubiquity of the date's unluckiness among different histories just makes it all the more frightening.
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It was even more frightening than the Shock Wave because I couldn't see the dastardly places it might be going.
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Despite Q's insistence that "we are in control" and "you have the power," the truth may be even more frightening.
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While the lengthened season certainly makes , it's even more frightening for regions that aren't used to experiencing wildfire at all.
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And that chaos is finally having real world consequences—perhaps the Trump presidency, but even more frightening is what could come.
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But for many people, Zika holds more frightening potential than those viruses, because it has been linked to serious birth defects.
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The aggressively abusive man drops the bombshell without a hint of emotion in his voice, making it all the more frightening.
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Now, as a mother of two, the fact that the threats are returning is even more frightening than when they started.
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These crimes are all the more frightening because they pierce the sense of security that so many New Yorkers now feel.
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Synopsis: A family living on a farm finds mysterious crop circles in their fields which suggests something more frightening to come.
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Ms. Close is even better than when I first saw her — more fragile and more frightening, more seriously comic and tragic.
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The threat posed by the new coronavirus is still unknown, which makes it seem more frightening than it actually might be.
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These comics, for the most part, were light-hearted, although occasionally real terror would jump out that spoke of things more frightening.
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More frightening: The markets could be pricing in some darker facts about the outlook for the world that economists don't fully understand.
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Each new installment of The Handmaid's Tale brings to light even more frightening truths about the novel turned Hulu drama's dystopian reality.
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Lorde's quote is: 'And at last you'll know with surpassing certainty that only one thing is more frightening than speaking your truth.
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Perhaps more significantly, many people do not like snakes, rating them in polls as more frightening than public speaking, heights or needles.
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Because in the alternate universe/darkest timeline that is 2017, the truth can often feel much stranger (and more frightening) than fiction.
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If we see our children as reflections of ourselves, then perhaps more frightening than their behavior is what it reveals about us.
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It is even more frightening how our 2020 Democratic presidential candidates have barely discussed the threat of gun violence on national platforms.
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He's opaque in a way that his TV contemporaries aren't, which makes it all the more frightening when he finally lashes out.
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Virginia Strain, who lives near Loyola Park, told CNN affiliate WLS the lack of answers thus far makes the killings more frightening.
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Ms. McFadden recalled a more frightening inspection she once performed in Pennsylvania that found excessive nitrate levels in a municipal water supply.
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In a lot of these places electric fences, falling bricks or who you might encounter is more frightening than 'what' you might find.
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" Director: Ron Howard Big Stars: Tom Hanks, Audrey Tautou "There's nothing more frightening then driving with a live goddamn cougar next to you.
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"Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" I knew Mulder's subconscious was a scary place, but man, it was more frightening than I could ever have imagined.
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A gun — as opposed to a water gun — can be far more frightening when accompanied with a threat of violence in a tweet.
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"When I wrote to say I didn't have that kind of cash, the letters got even more frightening," she said at the time.
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This is the latest development in a scandal more frightening than Watergate because it involves a foreign adversary attacking the American political system.
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What could be a fish-out-of-water drama quickly becomes something far more frightening when Sasha experiences bizarre visions and strange, violent behaviors.
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With less than two weeks till the Iowa Caucus, the shape of the Republican race could hardly be more frightening for the Republican establishment.
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More frightening than these findings themselves, Valentish says, is the fact they haven't resulted in different medical approaches to female substance abuse and treatment.
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Today, Amy Weatherford says that even more frightening thanbeing at the top of Paul Kruse's hit list was turning him in in the firstplace.
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Furthermore, and what Sandvine calls "even more frightening," is that 4K currently makes up such a small fraction of all the data it's hogging.
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The materials in the leaked draft paint a far more frightening picture of chemical weapons use in eastern Ghouta than had been previously reported.
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It's visually stunning, each frame composed so carefully and deliberately that the wildness and danger roiling just below the surface feels even more frightening.
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While the current economic picture for eastern Kentucky is grim, the future — when COVID-19 starts walloping the county — may be even more frightening.
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His measured and thoughtful response was a call for calm and shared humanity during one of the more frightening moments of the modern era.
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Knausgaard tells us he wants to renew the world, but what world is this in which there is nothing more frightening than a wasp?
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Our chief film critics, Manohla Dargis and A. O. Scott, discuss monsters and wonder how they could be any more frightening than real life.
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Growing up in rural Indiana as the oldest of six children, she remembers her parents declaring bankruptcy as one of her more frightening childhood memories.
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Even more frightening is the possibility that cyber attackers will be able to penetrate smart security systems and virtually unlock a home's doors and windows.
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A Polish hacker is scheduled to present one of the more frightening apps in recent memory this week at the Defcon conference in Las Vegas.
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And it is not only they (people!) who suffer, but the earth, the birds, the trees… They suffer without words, which is still more frightening.
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It's jack-booted bureaucrats run amok and it's an abuse of power far more frightening than anything Richard Nixon ever did or was accused of.
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Far more frightening is the family separation policy that, though formally ended, reportedly still remains enforced at the southern border, despite its demonstrably fatal consequences.
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It starts small by changing things slightly to give you a sense of unease, and slowly builds from there to make things progressively more frightening.
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The world without that spirit is a colder, more frightening place, a place of darkness in which the pinpoints of light become fewer and dimmer.
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So in case you were wondering what's more frightening than large robots that open doors, the answer is microbots that can tumble under them in swarms.
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Having to physically fight off an attacker — who may or may not have gotten their start as an online stalker — is a much more frightening implication.
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Even outside the story and issues like that, people just found the creature more frightening in 1982 when it was a physical object photographed on film.
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But it's also an overtly political movie, one that evokes current racial tensions both to make the story more relevant, and to make it more frightening.
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Facebook has been under fire for its handling of personal data, but what companies around the world can do with that data is even more frightening.
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However, Trump is proving to be so unfit -- temperamentally, intellectually, and yes, morally -- that the traits that bind the family together are more frightening than reassuring.
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Harington looks at least 800 times more frightening than he does on Game of Thrones, and he beat a guy to a bloody pulp last week.
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But according to two New York State lawmakers, the game has the potential to lead children to a more frightening locale: the homes of sexual predators.
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It's one of the more frightening things I've ever seen in a movie, largely because it's only a few notches past the world we inhabit now.
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In Brownsville, he said, one never backed down from a fight, because the consequences of backing down were more frightening than those of a mere beating.
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He's added considerable pop to the Wizards' weak bench, and made an already scary team into an even more frightening playoff matchup as the postseason looms.
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Losing the ability to imagine something different — imagining that leaders of a different party, gender, race, or ideology might change things — is a much more frightening prospect.
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But perhaps even more frightening is the willingness of Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes to delude herself and everyone around her in service of a seemingly benevolent mission.
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"One of the more frightening tail risks that have been on investors' radars is the idea of China having a hard landing," Hofer told CNBC on Monday.
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We don't have the luxury in some ways of that conversation at the moment, because there are so many bigger, deeper, more frightening issues to deal with.
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Friendlier wolves may have been fed extra scraps, or more frightening wolves might have been killed — and over time, this group of wolves eventually evolved into dogs.
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In a world in which well-meaning but sometimes careless biologists are creating dangerous organisms in the lab, such accidental release events could prove even more frightening.
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As a woman, a doctor, and a survivor of a disease that wouldn't have been caught under the government's control, I can't think of anything more frightening.
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Even more frightening is the fact that the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) hasn't implemented a blueprint for states that want to implement work requirements.
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We can only hope that Trump's support for Duterte arises from ignorance or venality; a feeling of affinity for the Philippine president would be far more frightening.
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Nothing is more frightening than being told your child has been poisoned and no one knows how damaging the effects will be to her health and development.
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For undocumented patients, the experience is even more frightening and challenging when you have to cross state lines knowing ICE officers are being stationed on streets and highways.
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If the pastries don't scare you and you seek something more frightening, tickets are on sale now both online and inside the restaurant for anyone 18 and older.
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Once again, the mice must come to the rescue to save both Cody and the eagle from a villain that is more frightening than in the original. 22.
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Dish could wind up being a far more frightening competitor than Sprint, which would face massive capital constraints and rapidly fleeing customers without a deal with T-Mobile.
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Not content with giving us snakes eating each other, or exceptionally giant spiders who eat mice, nature has plenty more frightening animal-on-animal oddities to throw up.
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We know more than almost any other character in the film, but our knowledge, instead of clearing up some of the film's mysteries, makes everything even more frightening.
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A search in the scholarly literature only points to books like A Lexicon of Lunacy, or to results relating to bathophobia, the fear of pressurization (much more frightening).
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But what is even more frightening is the future possibility that we could truly be left in the dark because of our reliance on power and computer technology.
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And her ambition has grown from freeing her fellow Westworld hosts to something grander and more frightening, involving perhaps the elimination or the subjugation of the human race.
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It's not a huge leap from there to government-mandated memory reading, and what's even more frightening is the admission that memories are not just unreliable, but suggestible.
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What makes Krauss even more frightening (and real) is that he manages to bully or frighten others into his cause by sheer conviction that he's in the right.
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Or more frightening, Pompeo does know who he's meeting in Minsk and is using the visit to send a message to Kiev that America has an alternative path.
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Far more frightening, the impact these mines had on a population of Afghan farmers and herders who struggled to eke out a living on the booby-trapped soil.
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This is extremely serious, but even more frightening is the sure knowledge that is this going to continue and is going to occur during the midterm elections and beyond.
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It's a chilling preview, made all the more frightening as various characters rationalize the society that they've built, saying that they're making the world a better place — for some.
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I'll give you a perfect example: unanimously, I believe people think John Carpenter's The Thing is much more frightening than the 2011 prequel, which incorporated a lot of CGI.
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Listen, too, for talk of war on abuses in a digital global economy that Europeans find ever more frightening after centuries of setting the world's rules to suit themselves.
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This is all very scary stuff, pulled from a Hollywood hacker movie like Blackhat but 100 times more frightening since these cyber weapons are very real and very sophisticated.
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A more frightening scenario is that the pills that arrive in a buyer's mailbox are not what he believes them to be, and could be something much more dangerous.
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This occured, too, perhaps even in a more frightening way in A Clockwork Orange where a song of comfort dramatically shifts in tone and meaning through a violent encounter.
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The threat of antibiotic resistance is even more frightening when considered in this context: Antibiotic research and development (R&D) is failing to keep pace with growing patient needs.
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Few things are more frightening than the image of an evil genius hacking into a connected car, taking control of the steering wheel and remotely stepping on the gas.
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The zealots who hack atheists to death in Bangladesh (see article) are far more frightening than the American students who shout down speakers with whom they disagree (see article).
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"The words on the page are menacing, but Chris made the choice to deliver them as if he himself is spinning out, which is much more frightening," he said.
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But I mean it in a way that's broader than our modern narrow usage of the term: not just sex but also love, which is bigger and more frightening.
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Terrifying as it is to contemplate the catastrophes of the 20th century, it would be even more frightening to imagine that humanity had stumbled unthinkingly into its darkest moments.
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Scary stuff, certainly, but maybe the more frightening dystopia is the one no one warned you about, the one you wake up one morning to realize you're living inside.
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Our heroes, siblings Simone (played by Alba August) and Rasmus (Lucas Lynggaard Tønnesen) take shelter in a secret bunker, only to emerge years later into a dramatically more frightening world.
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Ren's unhinged aggression is arguably scarier than his the other dark siders we've seen on screen — more frightening to watch than Vader's menace, Darth Maul's snarling silence, or Palpatine's precision.
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As scientific projections of the effects of climate change become more robust, the threats posed by extreme storms, catastrophic flooding, heat waves, and droughts have gotten clearer and more frightening.
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"They know that nothing much worse or more frightening can happen to them, so they don't have to go through life dreading what may happen, it's already happened," she said.
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While it is troubling that tampering with equipment used to ship petrochemical product would ever be considered helpful to the planet, Foster's rationale for doing so is even more frightening.
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But when she does there's an eerie serenity that makes the terrors of the show's theocratic totalitarianism even more frightening, because it can create something so beautiful on the surface.
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But no potential Iranian response is more frightening to Israel than if Tehran were to unleash the arsenal of Hezbollah, the Iran-backed militant group that dominates much of Lebanon.
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The fact that the president has every motive to ensure that happens — to promote his political agenda and to protect him personally — makes the present moment all the more frightening.
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Viewed from the other side, without that understanding (or with it stated less explicitly), Makarov would seem so much more frightening, since you'd be running for your life from him.
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And then another, much more frightening occasion: returning from a family trip, it turned out that my young son's new passport didn't include his visa – it was inside his old passport.
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One of the greatest takeaways from 2017—if, indeed, any such takeaway could be considered "great"—is that real life can be much more frightening than anything Hollywood could ever conjure.
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And I just wanted to remind the audience that the only thing more frightening than watching a black man be honest in America is being an honest black man in America.
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The game poses a much more frightening scenario than any spacewalking astronaut has ever had to endure, but it does capture the fundamentals of what it's like to float through space.
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Indecision can make the job application process scary no matter where you are in your professional life, but for over 31 percent of new grads, this was the more frightening part.
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While most of the media attention has been devoted to Mr. Trump's bullying, sleazy business history,and outrageous statements, what he says he will do if elected is even more frightening.
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I feel somewhat proud of this figure, pathetically, because it was down from some of my more frightening recent averages, which occasionally topped — not sure I should admit this — five hours.
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Online, just a mere mention of the drive across Australia often elicits references to something even more frightening: "Wolf Creek," a well-known Australian horror film about murders in the outback.
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But ignoring that she had endometriosis meant she could avoid an even more frightening prospect: a world where she would need to undergo surgery and possibly face a lifetime of pain.
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LeBron's a nightmare to opponents on the court ... but he was even more frightening at the Cavs Halloween party, 'cause the King's Pennywise costume is sure to keep you up at night.
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Though that does sound like the central, albeit hidden premise of Gossip Girl, You is a more frightening take on the dangers of having one's entire life splashed all over the internet.
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Even more frightening is that we'd likely never know the full extent of the damage because marine scientists won't have the opportunity to establish sufficient baseline measurements before the mining frenzy begins.
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And as concerning as it is to imagine where this escalating violence will lead, it's perhaps even more frightening to consider what our amped-up anxieties may enable our government to do.
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Even more frightening ... our sources say Jennifer was actually home at the time of the break-in -- unclear if her new hubby, Cooke Maroney, was there ... but JLaw's hired muscle certainly was.
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The P.G.U., the Soviet foreign intelligence gathering branch, wants the names of every American Oleg came in contact with in Washington, a demand whose silly arbitrariness makes it all the more frightening.
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"This is dangerous, divisive and encourages the abusive policing communities of color face daily," said Colon, who added that their words are "all the more frightening" as white supremacy resurges in America.
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Instead, it's a much broader—and, for anyone concerned about democracy, more frightening—investigation meant to uncover things that Republicans can point to and claim as evidence of the possibility of voter fraud.
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I'll confess that the original Jumanji curse seemed a bit more frightening, but being upstream without a paddle (or, standing amid tropical brush without pant legs, as it were) is pretty scary too.
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Even more frightening is the projection that by 220006, colon cancer will go up by 2202 percent and rectal cancer by as much as 2628 percent among our 28500 to 6900-year-olds.
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From Moscow's vantage point, the fleeing of a pro-Russian leader was a sudden and dangerous turn of events for Russian influence—even more frightening given that it occurred in a neighboring state.
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Other times, a single shot stands in for an entire sequence of events, forcing us to fill in the gaps with our imaginations and rendering some images much more frightening as a result.
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But more frightening to me was the thought of being so engulfed by the daily grind of making a living that I no longer had the means to simply tend to my own curiosity.
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Looking at the difference between her expression and that of the white protestors behind her, it's easy to see for whom the potential consequences of a brush with police are so much more frightening.
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"I just wanted to remind the audience that the only thing more frightening than watching a black man be honest in America is being an honest black man in America," Mr. Chappelle said, deadpan.
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And while it may leave die-hard horror fans wanting more frightening fare, the soft scare may be a good thing for those readers who prefer to read before bed and sleep without nightmares.
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And the possibility of pairing a nuclear warhead with a missile is all the more frightening when you consider the country has also been testing how to launch missiles underwater, where they're harder to detect.
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Even more frightening, most of the people I spoke to said they believed Kim would use nuclear weapons against South Korea in the initial stages of the fighting—not just as a desperate last resort.
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If she can be brave enough to wade into this world—more frightening than anything on SVU, because it has no moral, no escape hatch—then maybe viewers can be brave enough to join her.
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And even though genetic manipulations appear more frightening than a chip or artificial blood, which might be removed, the public finds it slightly more acceptable to change a baby's genes than to enhance human abilities.
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Even more frightening, most of the people I spoke to said they believed Kim would use nuclear weapons against South Korea in the initial stages of the fighting — not just as a desperate last resort.
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Then there's the anonymous White House staffer who in a New York Times op-ed argued bureaucrats stomped on Trump's more frightening whims but in a book, "A Warning," argues Trump should not be reelected.
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We already know her to be a formidable ally and enemy on Capitol Hill, but with no Frank attached to her, enemies view her as a loose cannon – and, more frightening still, a powerful woman.
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His total lack of understanding of the consequences of such an act combined with his total lack of respect for the law and how it pertains to presidential powers make these headlines even more frightening.
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What's even more frightening than the assumptions made in those presidential tweets is that plenty of people are changing their views of the FBI due to Trump's assault on the bureau and its one-time head.
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"I just wanted to remind the audience that the only thing more frightening than watching a black man being honest in America, is being an honest black man in America," comedian Dave Chappelle told the crowd.
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The prospect of the authorities controlling her ability to compete was more frightening than the prospect of living in a strange country, far from her parents, whom she could not be certain of ever seeing again.
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The measured, dread-filled film is set largely in clinical laboratory spaces that are banal and punctuated by the fiery red flowers of the plants, a sight that grows more frightening as the story goes on.
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Childhood victims of abduction and longtime captivity are often made to believe the outside world is more frightening than the conditions of their isolation, said Rebecca Bailey, a California-based psychologist who specializes in treating trauma survivors.
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This makes it all the more frightening when her kids are in danger, which they are pretty much all the time, whether they're being lured into a virtual-reality game or just wandering around their ramshackle house.
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Few teams in the Concacaf region, which includes North and Central America and the Caribbean, offer a more frightening prospect than that of Pulisic, 19, running full speed through the defense with the ball at his feet.
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While I haven't fully processed what's happening — it's unfolding too fast — this would certainly be more frightening in a place where people have to wonder how they'll access or pay for their health care in a crisis.
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The more frightening woman, for many, will be Farnsworth; the urgent problem that announces itself will not be that migrants are crossing the border but that clutches of American extremists are confronting them with guns in hand.
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So far, the Wuhan coronavirus is not much more frightening than the outbreaks of other recent coronaviruses like SARS in 2003 or MERS in 2012, each of which killed fewer than a thousand people around the world.
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At one point in the movie, Getty Sr. does pull out his wallet, buying a masterpiece while Paul continues to languish with his kidnappers, an ordeal that grows more frightening and byzantine as the clock winds down.
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Some of that's likely down to Dr. Dre, credited as a producer on three songs and the exec producer of the record overall; but just as much of it is a reflection of the more frightening world that .
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Their co-star is Layla, an Iranian-American activist dreamt up and played by the artist Amy Khoshbin, who started working on this performance before the election of Donald Trump; now it feels even more frightening and timely.
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But a promo video by Mercedes shows a much more frightening use-case: using these digital voice assistants to compensate for incredibly stupid behavior, like leaving the house with both the iron and stovetops on at full blast.
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That unfettered ability to wage nuclear war is made all the more frightening when combined with Trump's long, frequent pattern of "delusional lies" that can indicate a disconnection from reality, says Michael Tansey, a clinical psychologist from Chicago.
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It's a fact that's all the more frightening given that two-thirds of the countries that have signed onto the Paris Agreement on Climate Change plan on using land sinks as a main part of their mitigation standards.
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A more frightening notion than rape or death is Aunt Lydia promising the Handmaids that "this will become ordinary," and before getting to anything else, the show had to project an understanding of how frightening that notion is.
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As their sanctimonious In Memoriam slide show plays, the dates of the fallen cheer captain's birth and death flash onscreen, bringing a sickly realization more frightening than any kill: These teenagers were all born in the year 2000.
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Training in Western classical music, singing, songwriting, and performing have been central to Sudipto's life, but he found performing to be more frightening than exciting, because he was scarred by early memories of being mocked for his effeminate mannerisms.
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These scenarios run the gambit from "we're not in love, but I suppose this will do until my next paycheck" to the much more frightening situation of living with an abusive partner and being too broke to move out.
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The settings on this filter make all the difference, and while they could thankfully be adjusted to stop me from having a full-blown anxiety attack, they can also be turned up to make the filter far more frightening.
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I'm not quite sure how that'll turn out with the museum's heavy teenage boy audience, but I much rather see her wax figure tweet out "dicks are funny" than her actual, far more frightening, opinion on the Iran deal.
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There were some crazy revelations and pairings — hello, Felix and Donnie as fake lovers — with all roads leading back to Susan Duncan, the maggot bots, and a whole new world of Neolution that could be more frightening than DYAD.
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All emphasis below is mine to highlight the search and seizure of electronic devices, but many other aspects of the stories below are even more frightening than having your digital life exposed to government agents for no good reason.
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What biologists discovered turned out to be even more frightening: the reappearance of a parasite known as the New World screwworm fly that had not been seen in the United States since the 1970s and had been considered eradicated.
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But the alternative is even more frightening when one considers both that country's violent eruptions in the past and the potential havoc that would be wreaked across a wide swathe of Africa should the DRC experience a new upheaval.
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As with a lot of email issues, this latest batch of spam is mostly just an annoyance, though because this incident made it seem like spammers may have hacked your account, this one is a bit more frightening than normal.
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In the National League, another defense-first infielder who took a massive step forward was Trevor Story, who slashed his strikeout rate and turned into one of the National League's best hitters, making Colorado's Arenado-populated infield all the more frightening.
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Or take Alien, a monster movie dressed up as science-fiction, which works in part because of how little you see of the actual creature: The monster you imagine is always more frightening than the man in the rubber suit.
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It is certainly weirder, more frightening and more ambitious, and it assembles so many startling concepts, themes and narrative twists that it is amazing that he had time to complete it in the two years since "Get Out" was released.
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Still, even as images of black residents splashed across the screen, with people caught in moments of joy and community, thoughts rattled in my head: What's more frightening than the feeling of the one thing you love being ripped from you?
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If you think that the American presidency is too important a job to take a chance that a candidate doesn't actually mean anything he says, then it is difficult to think of three more frightening words than these: President Donald Trump.
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Several spreads are devoted to pirates of legend (piracy: it's not just for white guys) and their not infrequently weird ways ("Before a battle, Blackbeard would tie smoking fuses into his hair and beard to make himself look more frightening").
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Faced with the reality of a state in which Jews quickly would become outnumbered and outvoted, even Likud voters might decide that a one-state solution in the near future is more frightening than the two-state one in the present.
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After all there will be equally strong political pressure for Republicans to fall in line behind their candidate, with the potential for a Democratic president and a Democratic Congress being much more frightening to them than a maverick from within their own party.
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The New Yorkers I follow on Twitter seem utterly nonplussed by the entire affair, even joking about more frightening daily occurrences, and even the manhunt felt uneventful, nothing compared to the tense search for the Boston Marathon bombers of three years ago.
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With investors bidding up stock prices and pouring billions of dollars into money-losing start-ups as if nothing could go wrong, it is all the more frightening and infuriating that officials have so quickly tossed aside the lessons from the last crisis.
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Fashion week may represent billions of dollars of business, but it is, on its face, an institutional celebration of fantasy; as intrusions of the real go, few come harder and more frightening than a terrorist attack and the imminent possibility of another.
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When he finally does — Mr. MacDougall is quite good, by the way — a climactic scene more frightening than all the ones before brings the boy some closure, or at least some understanding of how to cope with a world that can be harsh.
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Before my arrival, in the fall of 2005, contested elections had led to protests and mass arrests, which my aunt shrugged off as benign affairs that were more frightening to us in the West than to the people who lived through them.
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But the overwhelmed Haas took that common fantasy of simplicity and molded it into something far more frightening and pure: He chose to abandon all community and comfort to become a hermit, swapping the stress of Tessr for the solitude of the Ohio wilderness.
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"I'm really interested in the disjunctive forces—technological, political, religious—that could bring decadence to an end and usher in either something more frightening—like a landscape ravaged by the coronavirus—or something that looks more like a Renaissance or an Age of Exploration," he says.
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He's bad for workers, bad for the environment, bad for the food industry—but one of the more frightening aspects about Puzder's nomination is that he hates workers so much that he's willing to sell them out to an army of robots in order to advance his profits.
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Contemplate the bloodbath Robert Bowers is charged with creating in Pittsburgh and the walkers in Mexico and one readily recognizes that hatred is more frightening than a column of poor people making its way toward the United States from Central America at the rate of a few miles per day.
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Other than the bleak technology of weaponry, which is in a special category because it's designed to harm people, I think the other technologies can seem more frightening than they ultimately are because when they're introduced, we have to deal with both the harms and the benefits before we come up with countermeasures.
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There are times when the simple listing of factual events can be more frightening than even the best works of imagination a novelist can concoct — although Shirley Jackson's classic "The Haunting of Hill House" comes in a very close second to "The Hot Zone" on my personal read-through-splayed-fingers list.
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What makes this pick perhaps more frightening than having Steve Bannon as a top adviser in the White House is that it affects the most vulnerable among us, those who usually don't have a lot of political capital and often can be easily scapegoated and vilified by those hostile to programs for the poor.
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TV manufacturers should note that 4K searchers are rising in popularity, which suggests that consumer electronics manufacturers should start getting read for a shift (although it should be noted that there is sadly little free 4K content on these sites, a discovery I just made while researching this brief.) Need more frightening/enlightening data?
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That Trump's good friend David Pecker, CEO of the company that owns the National Enquirer, which sat on the story about Playboy model Karen McDougal's alleged affair, and the CFO of the Trump organization were given immunity for the Cohen investigation makes the possibility of further legal action all the more frightening for the President.
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Descending from the joys of inebriated nudity into the more frightening perils of overconsumption, the report suggests that most Americans blackout nearly twice a year from alcohol consumption (1.9 times per year for women, and 2.5 for men), and people who said that vodka was their favorite drink experienced an average of nearly four blackouts each year.
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In contrast, the male characters on Girls—who have become more and more central to the series since its first season—often find themselves questioning the roles they have been handed, and learning that the only thing more frightening than failing to act like a man is seeing what you become when you do manage to act like one.
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It may sound fussy (and it kind of is), but it's also a gathering of well-intentioned and generally friendly people of many ages, shapes, and races trying to be the change (or just not lose their minds) in a progressively more frightening world—record hurricanes, out-of-control wild fires, the looming specter of nuclear war.
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After a neck-and-neck finish in last week's premiere between speculation about new cast member Julianne (Jules) Wainstein's weight and speculation about why Dorinda Medley continues to defend her controversial boyfriend, John – the latter has won out, clearly, following an episode-ending battle Wednesday night that saw Medley get very loud but, more frightening, no less articulate for her yelling.
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But it's easy to suspend your disbelief in sheer enjoyment at Pavone's use of language, not to mention a James Bond-worthy itinerary that takes the otherwise ink-stained wretch from Brooklyn to Paris by way of Dublin, a Russian billionaire's yacht and a remote village in Iceland, as he evades a variety of secret-service types, enforcers and that even more frightening contemporary golem, the megalomaniac businessman.
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Kendrick Lamar's provocative show-opening medley served as an indictment of American institutional racism and gun violence, though it must be said that Dave Chappelle's statement that "the only thing more frightening than watching a black man be honest in America is being an honest black man in America" reinforced the tendency to ignore the double marginalization of black women by focusing exclusively on the plight of black men.
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Just as he allowed himself a cheeky, ironic smile at his singing a song about the titillation of fascism to a rapt Berlin audience in a Nazi stadium, I think he would have understood there was something inevitable about Trump, that these realities have to be confronted before we can steer a path away from them, that the less willing we are to acknowledge them, the more likely they are to surface in ever more frightening and unexpected ways.
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Jessica Kiang, The Playlist And here is what is even more frightening than Phoenix' hacking cackle, or the moments of gruesome bloodiness, or the portrait of a society teetering on the brink of breakdown: "Joker," based on recognisable IP and now given the seal of critical and possible awards-consideration approval too, is so aesthetically impressive, effective and persuasive of its own reality that you see clearly how easily it could be (mis)interpreted and co-opted by the very 4Chan/Incel/"mentally ill loner" element it purports to darkly satirize.
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To this narrative we could add a few data points that we have accumulated since Sandy Hook: that gun enthusiasts have expanded from a small minority into a powerful constituency, turning gun rights into an essential pillar of conservative political identity; that yearly gun production soared by 239 percent during the Obama administration, in response to apocalyptic warnings that he was coming for people's guns and, more frightening still, their way of life; that gun sales tend to spike and gun laws tend to loosen after massacres like Newtown and Las Vegas, due to a similar fear of confiscation.
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The real takeaway from the events of the past week are these: The next president of the United States will place in jeopardy the role of the U.S. as a credible world leader, the rancor and partisanship among political actors will be exacerbated, Washington will continue its partisan gridlock and the fallout will be the welfare of the average working family, little or nothing will be done about the corruption in politics, internal security will take on more frightening restrictions to civil liberties than already exist and the remarkable balance between fiscal and monetary policy that was at the root of prosperity for the past 75 years will continue to erode.
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How prophetic was George Washington when he defined the fundamental principle of political parties stated in his farewell address; "They serve to organize faction, to give it an artificial and extraordinary force; to put, in the place of the delegated will of the nation, the will of a party, often a small but artful and enterprising minority of the community; and, according to the alternate triumphs of different parties, to make the public administration the mirror of the ill-concerted and incongruous projects of faction…" Literature provides even more frightening scenarios than Washington's prophecy with the Orwellian prediction that "…they adored the Party and everything connected with it... All their ferocity was turned outwards, against the enemies of the State…" Are we replacing the state with the party and blurring distinction between the state and the party?
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