But my child who is most terrified is my teenage daughter.
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She is simultaneously the bravest and most terrified person in the room.
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"The is the population that is most terrified of the police," she said.
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Jessie Kahnweiler is taking the project she says she is "most terrified of" to the Sundance Film Festival.
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And more investors think that the possibility that most terrified them—a coalition between the League and the M5S—is fading.
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That means whoever manages to win a flawed competition dominated by the angriest, most terrified partisans ends within spitting distance of the presidency.
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Gyllenhaal, 35, said the un-choreographed sequence, shot on a subway and on the streets of New York, was the scene that most terrified him.
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But it is Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan who is perhaps most terrified, because United States-Japan exercises may be the next to go.
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CHIP covers their two sons, Myles, 6, and Corbin, 9, who has anxiety and A.D.H.D. The thing that I'm most terrified about is mental health care coverage.
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The two things that the funeral industries in Western, English-speaking countries are most terrified of are letting families near the dead bodies at all in any sort of unmediated way, and technology.
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A part of me hoped I would find love here, but as we went around the room introducing ourselves, I began to realize that I was possibly the most terrified person there, maybe even more than the woman hugging Garfield.
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It seems that either very few people still have a singing voice after a grueling week of Hollywood-related shenanigans (One Direction walked by one day and everybody screamed), or the show explicitly aired the hoarsest and most terrified contestants during Wednesday's hour-long presentation of Solo Round, because they were…interesting?
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It was the thing I was supposed to be terrified of, supposed to spend my whole life trying to avoid or erase at all costs," she says, "And if I take the thing that people are most terrified of and turn it into something less scary, it implicates the larger structures that keep people afraid to begin with.
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Roma was shot in sequence, which Yalitza Aparicio, who plays Cleo, said helped her. She was most terrified by the scene on the beach, as she—like her character—could not swim.Kristopher Tapley, "'Roma' Actress Yalitza Aparicio on the Challenge of Playing Alfonso Cuarón's Real-Life Nanny." Variety, n.d.
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Infiltrate their encampment and bring me news of what's happening,' he instructed. I set out. At that moment I was the most terrified person and felt terribly cold. Muhammad prayed 'O Lord, protect him from in front and from behind, from his right and from his left, from above and from below.
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Meanwhile, Oswald, disguised as a surgeon, steps in. As the pretend surgeon considers operation and shows an ax, Doxie is most terrified and flees the clinic. Watching through a window and seeing the frightened dog ran, Oswald is elated, thinking that Doxie is psychologically healed. Doxie returns to the suburbs and reenters the poodle's place where he'll again resume his love urges.
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Visio Wettini. c. 6 Next he was made to observe the punishments for lay and ecclesiastical officials who lusted for wealth and prestige, officials who did not heed others' prayers, who neglected those in need, those who were indulgent, guilty of concealing wealth, adultery, concubinage and sodomy.Heito. Visio Wettini. c. 7–14 Wetti was most terrified to see emperor Charlemagne, bound and completely unharmed, except for an animal tearing at his genitals.
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In Catholic Spain and Portugal for example, witch trials were few because the Inquisition preferred to focus on the crime of heresy rather than witchcraft, while Protestant Scotland had an intense witch hunt. On contrast, the gigantic mass witch trials which took place in the regions of the Catholic Prince Bishops in Southern Germany were infamous in all Europe, and the contemporary Herman Löher described how they affected the population within them: :"The Roman Catholic subjects, farmers, winegrowers, and artisans in the episcopal lands are the most terrified people on earth, since the false with trials affect the German episcopal lands incomparably more than France, Spain, Italy or Protestants."Ankarloo, Bengt, Witchcraft and magic in Europe. Vol. 4, The period of the witch trials, Athlone, London, 2002 The mass witch trials which took place in Southern Catholic Germany in waves between the 1560s and the 1620s could continue for years and result in hundreds of executions of all genders, ages and classes. These included the Trier witch trials (1581–1593), the Fulda witch trials (1603–1606), the Basque witch trials (1609–1611), the Würzburg witch trial (1626–1631), and the Bamberg witch trials (1626–1631).
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