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She was pretty nervous, and I was nervous for her.
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"I don't get nervous — ever — but I was nervous," he said.
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She had a very nervous energy that made me very nervous.
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Kathy, nervous about so many things, is supremely nervous about marriage.
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I get nervous still, but I'm not nervous when the room is full.
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They may be nervous, but not so nervous as to change their behavior.
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Not nervous in a way I've always been nervous before screenings, but nervous in a way that felt even more palpable to me than I'd ever experienced.
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"I was a bit nervous and I got more and more nervous," she said.
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At first they seem nervous; I'm nervous too—Beach House are renowned for disliking press.
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I would say I'm nervous, but that's simply not true: Jay Kay doesn't get nervous.
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Dear Lydia, I'm a nervous person, generally, and sex in particular makes me very nervous.
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" This user says: "Tomorrow I have to take my photo ID. I'm so nervous, so nervous.
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Maybe you're nervous about having that conversation — but here's the thing; he's probably just as nervous.
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"I never get nervous singing, but I get nervous speaking in front of people," she says.
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I've felt really not nervous at all, I've felt very nervous and scared, and not scared.
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If you put on television when your dog is nervous, it is going to remain nervous.
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" When she confides that she's nervous about her photoshoot, he replies, "There's nothing to be nervous about.
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But she was so nervous, she was like a nervous mess, so I figured something was up.
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"I'm nervous, I'm sure he's nervous," the 21-year-old told reporters under floodlights at the venue.
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"You were nervous, shoot I was nervous," he shared, as he rolled clips of himself walking out onstage.
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" Cerity Partners' Jim Lebenthal said tariff negotiations were making him "nervous": "I'm nervous here, even though I'm invested.
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I think we were nervous but we didn't want to make her nervous so it was very chilled.
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"Nervous, nervous," replied Barkley, when asked by CNN anchor Don Lemon how he was feeling about the race.
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"This is making everybody a little bit nervous right now, it's making members of Congress nervous," Demirjian said.
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There are gigs were I don't get that nervous but generally speaking every gig makes me nervous beforehand.
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We know he's nervous about it, and thanks to the betting biz ... now you can be nervous too!
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I've been not nervous about getting married — I just knew it was the right thing," he explained to ET. "I'm not nervous about having a kid; I'm not nervous about having a kid with her.
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But Wentz insisted he wasn't nervous — "I really don't get nervous," he said — and his play certainly indicated that.
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He became director of National Hospital for Nervous Diseases in London and edited a textbook on nervous system disorders.
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I call her 'Nervous Nancy,' she's a nervous wreck," Trump said during a call-in interview on "Fox & Friends.
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When asked if he was nervous trying to spell Papadopoulos, he said, 'I was nervous trying to spell George.
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"We're a little bit nervous about it, but nervous in a way that we can't wait and nervous in a way that we hope people think it's as good as we think it is," he said.
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I wasn't nervous, 5,000, 10,000 miles apart it's hard to be nervous with someone you're talking to on the phone.
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Last time I was nervous: I get nervous when I have to speak to a large group with prepared remarks.
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"I was very nervous because we were so close, and this is just making me even more nervous," Jose said.
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Addressing the "ugly, scatological" video, Maduro said Requesens "got nervous, very nervous," during a televised meeting with the country's armed forces.
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CB218 receptors are most prominent in the central nervous system, while CB21 receptors are found more in the peripheral nervous system.
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Honestly, I was so nervous that I don't remember much of the actual ceremony except her trembling nervous lips and cheeks.
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It can decrease anxiety by activating the autonomic nervous system by decreasing the activity of the sympathetic nervous system, he adds.
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" Explaining that being nervous is just the start of many creative journeys, Will went on to share that being "nervous is great.
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Every time those reports come in about the future of Twitter, I get nervous and I know everyone else gets nervous, too.
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These cells are found mainly in the peripheral nervous system and are essential to sending appropriate electrical signals through the nervous system.
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Spencer Weart believes that the black humor of the '60s was actually occasioned by proximity — a nervous proximity that forced nervous laughter.
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"Everyone is nervous, but I think it is our families out there stateside that are more nervous for us," Ms. Sokala said.
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"He's told me he was nervous singing it in front of me, but I get nervous, too, for somebody singing it," Bart says.
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"I was very nervous, and I think that was actually very helpful because Sierra is also very nervous in that moment," Purser added.
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That makes her nervous and insecure enough, combined with the fact that she's insecure and nervous to begin with, because she's still single.
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I was nervous on a first date once—so nervous that I greeted the guy in a British accent when I met him.
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After spending 2016 pacifying nervous Democrats, Plouffe is now trying to make Democrats nervous, telling anyone who will listen that Trump can win.
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I was a little nervous that I wouldn't come off as believable and I think I was nervous the whole shoot about that.
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"We're a little bit nervous about it, but nervous in a way that we can't wait and nervous in a way that we hope people think it's as good as we think it is," Shelton told PEOPLE exclusively about performing the song.
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If people are already nervous about an autonomous shuttle, they might get even more nervous when they find out it's 3D printed, he says.
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The second-largest nervous cluster in our bodies, after the brain, is the bundle in our gut (technically called the enteric nervous system, or ENS).
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STEVE LIESMAN: So, a policymaker who's a little nervous might not do anything, but a policymaker who's very nervous about low inflation might cut rates.
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Its primary effectiveness is based on helping practitioners switch from their sympathetic "fight or flight" nervous system to their parasympathetic "rest and restore" nervous system.
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Left alone with a star, I was nervous -- and whenever I get nervous, I start to prattle on with a story that goes on forever.
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Will they be more nervous because of the recent failure, or less nervous because of the excess scrutiny to which their vehicle will have been subjected?
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Tony was nervous, but Lee was able to cut off his growths"I&aposm actually nervous about having things actually sliced off my face," Tony said.
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"This place always makes me nervous ," she says in greeting, and one understands at once that, in her vocabulary, nervous is good, or at least interesting.
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"They become wired into our nervous system, so when we have [later] experiences that remind us of that traumatic experience, our nervous system gets activated," Shippert said.
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"Please keep this a secret, do not tell Secretary Clinton because she's getting a little nervous, and I don't want her to get more nervous," Sanders said.
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During the table read, she was holding my hand half the time because she was nervous, too, and I just thought that was crazy that she was nervous.
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Which is why it's okay, even encouraged, to pop by your doctor's office to get it checked out if you're nervous, in pain, or it's not healing. Nervous?
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Three smaller states would change that equation, which could make a lot of Democrats just as nervous as the idea of four new senators would make Republicans nervous.
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Asked in a separate interview with ITV whether he was nervous about the Supreme Court judgment, Johnson replied: It takes a lot to make me nervous these days.
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"I could make a joke but the truth is we were so unbelievably nervous the night before because we really wanted to do this, but you're nervous," he said.
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Neurally or nervous system-mediated syncope happens when the autonomic nervous system gets twitchy and messes up vascular tone or heart rate causing blood to pool in the legs.
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"I see it with kids all across Chicago – they are nervous about their parents and nervous about their own safety because of the government and the rhetoric," he said.
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Three smaller states would change that equation, which would surely make a lot of Democrats just as nervous as the idea of four new senators would make Republicans nervous.
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DDT and other pesticides work on the nervous system of insects — often by screwing with their ion channels and leaving them open so that it fries the nervous system.
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The Lobster Institute at the University of Maine suggests that their nervous system isn't complex enough to process pain, with only 100,000 nervous system cells compared to our 100 billion.
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Barbara Santana was nervous, the good kind of nervous, as she prepared for her very first pageant in 2014: Miss Dominican Republic US, which takes place in New York City.
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"When we get anxious, that turns on what's called the sympathetic nervous system, the nervous system that gets us anxious and prepares our body to fight or flight," Arnedt said.
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"I was very nervous before, and I was very nervous when I was first coming out of a cast and all of that," Keys said in an interview this week.
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They illuminated our understanding of the nervous system and provided us with the neuron doctrine—arguably his greatest contribution to science—which declares the nervous system is assembled by individual cells.
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" Someone asked me, "Are you nervous for the book?
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" Insists the "Dibs" singer, "I'm always a nervous wreck!
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I'm having to shoot this scene … and I'm nervous.
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" Petkanas said nervous Democrats should just "get over it.
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" Arnold, 45, can't help but admit that she's "nervous.
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She doesn't get nervous – unless it's the National Anthem.
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Everyone -- media included -- gets very nervous about said thing.
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Look, I get nervous anywhere — on any show, whatever.
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"I've never been that nervous before — ever," Iverson said.
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" Another, a moment of stress: "I AM SO NERVOUS.
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"With the stock market being so shaky, cattle traders are nervous about higher-priced beef moving in an environment in which consumers might be nervous," said independent livestock futures trader Dan Norcini.
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The most notable of these include Joan Cusack as Olaf's nervous neighbor Justice Strauss, Sara Canning as a take-no-shit spy, and Alfre Woodard as the Baudelaires' hyper-nervous Aunt Josephine.
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"The first day, I got here and I had a nervous breakdown and I wasn't going to run because I was just so nervous," she told the Journal about the event in Oregon.
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The Kardashians are being too quiet, and frankly, I'm nervous.
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"I'm a little nervous for the live shows," Bevier said.
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The EU is under threat, the global economy is nervous.
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But what would make me more nervous is the DOJ.
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Just practice now, because then you won't be nervous then.
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Viewers have been kept in a state of nervous tension.
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"It makes me nervous, but it's also thrilling," O'Hara explained.
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Nervous and excited at the thought of maybe being pregnant.
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And they're nervous about college, which is to be expected.
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There's a lot of nervous laughter and "Ghostbusters" references abound.
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They were nervous the police had links to the kidnappers.
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I get really nervous before any interview that I do.
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And a lot of them are getting nervous about that.
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Literally like an explosion went off in the nervous system.
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Not surprisingly, Delgado's work made a lot of people nervous.
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"I'm a nervous wreck when he goes in," she recalls.
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"Kelly wasn't nervous to return to work," says the source.
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"People are very nervous," said one senior U.S. security official.
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Because I'd probably be a nervous wreck the entire time.
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Your sweat glands are controlled by your autonomic nervous system.
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Sitting at home on your laptop, you're nervous, but safe.
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Obviously, Airbnb's the one you've got to be nervous about.
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Now, Hamburger Helper, how does your central nervous system work?
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I wasn't even nervous – for me, this is just medicine.
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Nervous about appearing unsophisticated, Wachowiak tried to keep her cool.
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"She also was very nervous around those things," he added.
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It's clear the litigation has made Republicans in Congress nervous.
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"He looked a little nervous today," manager Pete Mackanin said.
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It's clear that stock market investors are now getting nervous.
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But she was still nervous about losing the last half.
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I was so nervous the day the single came out.
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I was really scared and nervous, but I was praying.
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"I was very nervous — and I still am," Bernard said.
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If you're nervous about buying a refurbished model, don't worry.
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To say I was extremely nervous was a severe understatement.
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DC: You don't look nervous to me, by the way.
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Just imagine: She's nervous, harried from a day of travel.
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And this is this is why people should be nervous.
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" He adds, "I'm nervous for what it's going to be.
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I'm nervous about the Lions converting in the red zone.
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"I knew you were nervous coming in today," Hannah starts.
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Were I ever to attend, I'd definitely be very nervous.
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"He can't read, so he gets really nervous," said Casler.
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"I'm nervous about how calm I am," Baldwin tells PEOPLE.
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It was more a source of comfort than nervous anticipation.
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Like, I would get really nervous in the audition room.
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But if Mr Guo is nervous, he is hiding it.
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Gao is nervous, but buoyed by recent shows of support.
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They have also made many banks nervous of being involved.
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"Yes, the pressure of filming made me nervous," Jacobs explained.
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Exciting yet nervous energy is in the air this morning.
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"Your nervous system is watching out for alerts," he says.
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Trump's strange affinity for the Kremlin makes his advisers nervous.
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But I felt nervous, guarded, and dangerously close to defensive.
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Nervous banks have not, however, made trading with Sudan impossible.
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"The first thing is not to get nervous," he said.
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These massive land reclamation projects have made the neighbors nervous.
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Your heart races, you get nervous and excited, sometimes euphoric.
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So was Cavallari nervous about coming back to reality TV?
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Some of them came so close, I was so nervous.
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This is not a nervous habit; this is her art.
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It's a new car, but I wasn't nervous this morning.
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Everyone was nervous and I was preparing for the worst.
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And the experience can be tailored to fit nervous travellers.
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Nor is it just immigrants whom these raids make nervous.
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I tell myself it isn't so I don't get nervous.
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Kansas Republicans are nervous about this race, with good reason.
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" She adds, "I'm just nervous about what's going to happen.
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Which is what makes me nervous about the new IGTV.
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We get paid to be nervous about so many things.
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An unpredictable leader with nuclear weapons is making Germans nervous.
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She went home to America and had a nervous breakdown.
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"I was nervous about music first and foremost," she explained.
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Nearly a fifth said they were nervous about traveling alone.
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Or a nervous, worried comm, begging her to come home.
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You must be so excited, and maybe a little nervous.
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Optical astronomers thus have cause to be nervous about Starlink.
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I started laughing a lot because I got very nervous.
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Khloé is nervous about leaving Lamar and being completely incommunicado.
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"I was extremely nervous during the presentation," Yu told CNN.
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I was very nervous; I didn't know what to do.
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It's understandable why new parents would be nervous around alcohol.
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"I'm a little nervous," Brooks tells PEOPLE of his return.
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Albauer noticed Byrnes was nervous when he approached the car.
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Afterwards, they plan on telling Toby's mom, but he's nervous.
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I was nervous, we didn't click, so nothing really happened.
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"Honestly, I was nervous because it's The Bachelorette," says Lindsay.
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It's completely normal to be nervous to start a family.
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"I am nervous but you can't overthink it," he says.
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God, for his part, looks nervous at being found out.
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I was nervous, because I can be a sensitive person.
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That interface is your spinal cord, your motor nervous system.
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I was very nervous, but it was the best feeling.
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I know a lot of those young people were nervous.
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And they get nervous [because] this is in 180 countries.
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The strength of the rally makes many old hands nervous.
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The former Secretary of State appeared tense, but not nervous.
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The ghost began acting increasingly nervous around the Presley family.
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Fall asleep, a little more nervous about these skin issues!
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Lovato gets a little nervous when he's in the ring.
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"Are you nervous about that crowd?" asks hairstylist Jen Atkin.
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So I was in the car, and I was nervous.
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I'm nervous — reaching out to them makes it so real.
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I would be nervous, or embarrassed, or awkward, or shy.
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"I wasn't nervous, per se," Lopez said of the show.
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I'll give you an example, and I'm nervous saying this.
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Nervous types might keep most of their assets in cash.
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"Nothing good can come from making Trump nervous," he said.
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Larroquette: I was so nervous [at the Toronto live show].
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To make you nervous, I got her on the run.
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Would you be nervous to walk in front of her?
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"It makes me nervous, this whole thing," she tells Arie.
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Before her first arrest, Ms Hirsch recalls, she was nervous.
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I was ready, but really nervous about my experience level.
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If hospitals make you nervous, your paranoia isn't entirely unjustified.
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Broaddus says her mother was very nervous before the outing.
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The boy was really nervous at first, Dunham told CNN.
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But mostly she was nervous about her new teacher. Why?
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I was so nervous that I could never get pregnant.
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"Whenever someone pulls me out, I'm so nervous," says Zulka.
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I will admit, she was a bit nervous getting there.
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"He was nervous about being given a movie," remembers Tickner.
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That could make people a little nervous and creeped out.
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I got a little nervous because of the Finisar [crash].
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He says he's already feeling "excited and nervous" about it.
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"It was the most nervous moment of my entire presidency."
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We're all exhausted, nervous, and in need of a break.
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The wife was crying and the man looked really nervous.
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I always get nervous when either of them go out.
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Liberals have good reason to be nervous whenever the Roberts
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Where men are men are men and moose are nervous.
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Was I nervous to fail in front of an expert?
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It was around that time that I started feeling nervous.
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I'm nervous to hear like, 'The lighting was really cool!
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Afire with nervous tics, they came out of the car.
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And that should make other Android manufacturers very, very nervous.
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Microcystins affect the liver and anatoxins target the nervous system.
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But being around so many white people makes me nervous.
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"I knew you were nervous coming in today," Hannah started.
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I almost left during the show, I was so nervous.
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But the character doesn't follow Allen's habit of nervous chatter.
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I'm enjoying it too much to be nervous or anxious.
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Lithium is a battery metal that makes many investors nervous.
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US allies dependent on America's security backing are also nervous.
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I could feel the room getting nervous as it happened.
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It's easy to see why it makes some people nervous.
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Maybe he was just nervous, or it was the environment?
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"There is plenty to be nervous about," the financier said.
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"I'm really relaxed, I'm not nervous about it," she said.
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I just hope I'm nervous on Sunday afternoon out there.
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But first, the Lemonade nominee made Jackson really, really nervous.
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It was really exciting but also I was really nervous.
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"Don't make me nervous and don't jinx me," Sanders said.
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"I was pretty nervous most of the day," she said.
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Yeah, sounds familiar and makes me nervous (you win, writers!).
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Cruz said it's obvious his candidacy is making Trump nervous.
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Watching her still get nervous made me go, 'f—- yeah!
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"I'm nervous because the expectation is so high," she confessed.
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These new regulations are making some US drone pilots nervous.
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I think I wasn't nervous because I was wearing flats.
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Yeah, and I was so, so nervous before the show.
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The idea of downloading my Facebook data made me nervous.
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It was happening and I was excited … and oddly nervous.
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At first — I'm not gonna lie, I was so nervous.
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"With the first one, you're just so nervous about everything."
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Nevertheless, I was nervous going into the film this weekend.
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I was so nervous for Trinity in her dance rehearsal.
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"I'm excited, but I'm also nervous, anxious," Dillon tells PEOPLE.
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But the nervous expressions disappeared when their father showed compassion.
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Mobile dating can also help those who are more nervous.
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So if people out there feel nervous, we do too.
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Those two proposals make conservatives worried about budget deficits nervous.
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This central nervous system, they believe that they have something.
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Premier Li Keqiang also sought to reassure nervous on Tuesday.
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DIMON: AS A CEO, IF YOU'RE NOT NERVOUS, YOU'RE CRAZY.
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My patient's mom was so nervous- will she really come?
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A nervous little kid making explosives — what could go wrong?
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It's a big international trip, and she's excited but nervous.
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Surveying the dancing crowd outside, he seemed nervous but resolute.
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And people are nervous about it because it's so powerful.
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I thought she was just being nervous for no reason.
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"It was unfair because I was very nervous," Yeon says.
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I remember thinking about how nervous it made me feel.
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It's hard to imagine that Reynolds would ever be nervous.
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When there's uncertainty people get a little nervous and sell.
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Deep breathing calms down the nervous system and reduces anxiety.
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" Patrón Coronel told me, "I was very nervous arresting Jiménez.
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"I'm not going to lie, I was nervous," she said.
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As the big reveal approaches, I start to get nervous.
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I was nervous to show off all of my bloat.
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Essentially, your nervous system has been thrown out of whack.
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You were right to be nervous about ancient Rome. Dante?
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Still, Rome's clash with Brussels is making some Italians nervous.
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"Now, where were we?" she asks, to some nervous laughter.
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Mr. Whiteley, an artist, was nervous but not exactly surprised.
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There are three who have every reason to be nervous.
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"You feeling nervous, Sarah?" a NOVA reporter asked Dr. Parcak.
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"I'm nervous that it's only three weeks," the employee said.
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Perhaps the city of Toronto has reason to feel nervous.
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The man, visibly nervous, motions upwards, and is pulled away.
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Trump's proposed cuts to Medicaid were making some Republicans nervous.
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When I finished, I was nervous for him to speak.
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Given recent events at Valeant, its investors are understandably nervous.
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I was nervous but sad that it didn't go in.
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Meanwhile, the man of the hour was getting visibly nervous.
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"I wasn't nervous at all," says Jinger of the PDA.
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I felt confused, nervous and slightly ridiculous in my costume.
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"I'm the guy that looks nervous as hell," he said.
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To say the least, I am nervous for this week.
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"I was a little nervous," said Cubs catcher Willson Contreras.
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Some of my friends are getting nervous, and rightfully so.
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We don't really know, but certainly a little bit nervous.
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I get really nervous, too, but you just keep practicing.
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"When she's nervous, her words really come out," she said.
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Wharton's turn to speak came, he sounded nervous but firm.
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Not in the way the rest of us get nervous.
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If that happens, Clinton's superdelegates will start to get nervous.
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AFM primarily impacts the central nervous system and weakens muscles.
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Mattis also sought to calm nervous allies in the region.
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More generally though I was nervous about my mental maths.
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Meth is chemically similar to the nervous system stimulant amphetamine.
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If Bradley looked nervous, it was because he had been.
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And you should be very nervous in America about it.
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Republicans are also getting nervous about Missouri, where incumbent Sen.
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Massocca said the market is somewhat nervous about the Fed.
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Plus nervous bond investors who are betting against future prosperity.
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"I feel a little nervous before the game," Cessa said.
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But the central nervous system stimulant here is cheap capital.
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I'm used to being nervous, but not like throwing up.
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This made other leaders, especially those accused of atrocities, nervous.
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Needless to say, I was nervous about meeting my hero.
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I'm generally not a nervous person but I get anxious.
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"People think, 'Oh my gosh, he was nervous,' " DeChambeau said.
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It's meant to mimic how the human nervous system works.
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"Yes, I'm scared and nervous in the moment," she said.
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Some might stammer, as they are nervous on unfamiliar ground.
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When I am nervous, I become giddy and happily talkative.
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"People sometimes get nervous when they see me," he says.
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I was nervous about this race because I hated breaststroke.
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Ratoo was nervous when he heard about the upcoming Anomaly.
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I'm nervous about it, but it's also kind of funny.
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Were you nervous about turning your drawings into real people?
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The lungs, skin and nervous system may also be affected.
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He got nervous, and that is the main danger: fear.
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Robert Shapiro (John Travolta) is nervous about the glove receipts.
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My mom, however, living in Chicago, was a little nervous.
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I always get nervous about playing that song in Canada.
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But not regular swimming, which will stress my nervous system.
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Like many people, I am a terrible, awful, nervous flier.
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I'm so nervous, by 11 AM, I've had three clementines.
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He says he's nervous because of the incident with James.
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I can definitely remember feeling nervous in those early performances.
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She had been too nervous to even consider eating one.
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I'm so nervous about how this situation will play out.
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He was nervous about me playing because of my size.
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I was nervous as hell, but it went quite alright.
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Can you imagine how nervous Tiffany Trump must have been?
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But it isn't the ad itself that's making people nervous.
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He's nervous, understandably, about how the boy will accept him.
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He was an unlikely spy, a bit bumbling and nervous.
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But Kobach's entry into the race has national Republicans nervous.
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Markets are clearly nervous about the possibility of an escalation.
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At times she burst into nervous chuckles after a misstep.
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And despite the product's popularity, Wiseman still gets nervous jitters.
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"I can't tell you how nervous I was," Pienaar said.
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She said she'd been nervous, waiting to hear what happened.
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Jansen's face bore a nervous expression when Pearce made contact.
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The Times's Billy Witz asked Riley if he was nervous.
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"I'm nervous," said Kori Chase, 32, a home health aide.
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Driving home one evening, nervous about making his 11 p.m.
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Soaked in nervous sweat, he recalled, he asked for water.
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"DNA testing is intrusive and makes parents nervous," he said.
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"People are nervous in this day and age," he added.
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I was definitely a bit nervous about the whole thing.
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Chau repeated himself, a nervous smile stuck on his face.
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Alma was always making up stories when she got nervous.
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The issues you mentioned are thornier, potentially making management nervous.
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Who would be someone you'd be nervous about against Trump?
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Democrats are getting increasingly nervous that Trump will block Mueller.
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"I hate traveling," she said, sounding almost nervous, for once.
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It's a nervous time to be a Scot just now.
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House Republicans risking the loss of suburban districts were nervous.
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I was really nervous because I wanted to do well.
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"I was so nervous, I blanked out completely," he said.
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"I was so nervous … my feet were shaking," she said.
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I had never been that nervous in my whole life.
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You are nervous to tread into any conversation about race.
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The first time Esraa and I spoke, she was nervous.
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Such changes could increase delivery prices, making online retailers nervous.
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Uber is said to be nervous about a looming recession.
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To be honest, I felt a bit nervous about it.
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The closeness of the race has made Texas Republicans nervous.
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It's easy to get nervous or awkward when discussing money.
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In hindsight, maybe Seth was more nervous than I was.
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She had been nervous too — perhaps because of my inexperience.
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"In the beginning, I was kind of nervous," she said.
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"Members are very nervous," a senior Democratic leadership aide said.
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When people are nervous, you need to give them guidance.
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So does all this volatility and immorality make Morrison nervous?
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"I think he was excited, nervous," Manager Mickey Callaway said.
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A nervous laugh is better than no laugh at all.
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In reality, I should have been nervous for those horses.
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I asked if he was nervous, and he said no.
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Nervous Sex Traffic is out on April 4 on Dekmantel.
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And Europe's luxury brands are nervous about losing customers there.
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I was really nervous because you have to wear something.
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"I'm pretty nervous about that," Justice Stephen G. Breyer said.
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"They're getting very nervous about our campaign," Sanders said Saturday.
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The music is nervous with the dissonance of cabaret jazz.
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Are her caretakers faltering on the precipice of nervous exhaustion?
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I was always very nervous to meet with older guides.
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I was not quite nervous but definitely ill at ease.
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I'm nervous about this call and I'm not sure why.
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When we dropped her off, she was nervous but eager.
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Words can have a powerful effect on your nervous system.
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But nervous Democrats should take two things away from this.
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It was my first surgery, ever, and I was nervous.
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Our editor might have a nervous breakdown if there's news.
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I was so nervous to walk into the studio even.
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And that's why so many Democrats are nervous about him.
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It was purely out of Annabel being nervous and scared.
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And other times, you're like, oh, I'd be really nervous.
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"I think I'll be less nervous this time," Gauff said.
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The headlines left some people nervous about using Natural Cycles.
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Truthfully, I was a bit nervous driving up the hotel.
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You are the expert at regulating your own nervous system.
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He looked uncertain, nervous, but that could go either way.
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Not every nervous market reaction is backed by objective facts.
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"I'm so nervous," he told his teammates, eyeing the scoreboard.
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"I get more nervous, like, for an audition," he said.
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"Where is the dog?" she said with a nervous laugh.
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"I was very excited, yet very nervous," Dr. Pulido said.
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Why was she so nervous to ride a stationary bike?
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"Penis and vagina," I said, and there were nervous giggles.
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Yeah, didn't seem to be nervous for Philly at all!!!
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"You get a little nervous hearing that," Lieutenant Bruno said.
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I was more nervous than I thought I would be.
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Lehman's shuttering not only stunned nervous bankers, investors and savers.
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That same nervous laughter makes its way into the air.
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The Lawn is the central nervous system of the university.
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I feel very proud of that, but was also nervous.
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He looked down at the newborn, nervous and still hesitant.
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D'Arnaud insisted he was not nervous handling two new positions.
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"Phones are wrapped up in people's nervous systems," he said.
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But as a professional worrier about tech's future, I'm nervous.
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"I was very nervous the first time," Ms. Badia said.
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"I'm not nervous about it, I am excited about it."
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Everything inside me turns; I'm nervous to see my father.
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"I was very nervous," Muguruza said of the 2015 final.
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Nervous talk of losing seats in "red" states has dissipated.
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You can try a breathing exercise if you're feeling nervous.
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We went to sleep nervous but firm in our plans.
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"Publishers are a little nervous about that," Mr. Kraus said.
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My aunt is on the verge of a nervous breakdown.
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"You're all making me nervous," Payne says in the video.
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I was more nervous about these things the second time.
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"I was really nervous about meeting Patrick," Mr. Faist said.
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Jake Allen looked nervous and struggled to find his rhythm.
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But the cascade of issues for Southwest has investors nervous.
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His camera is nervous, jumping tautly from scene to scene.
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" And President Trump: "Nancy Pelosi just had a nervous fit.
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Some couldn't adapt to the conditions here, suffering nervous breakdowns.
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Others include death, retardation and injury to the nervous system.
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"There's a lot that people still are increasingly nervous about."
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The Federal Reserve, at its last meeting, was already nervous.
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That has Wall Street analysts increasingly nervous about Slack's future.
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The #MeToo campaign has made men nervous and women hysterical.
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"We are nervous" about the new price forecast, he wrote.
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Getting close to retirement and feeling nervous about your finances?
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That surge in interest made producers of slaughtered meat nervous.
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In 1975, she suffered a nervous breakdown and was hospitalized.
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Nervous investors are reaching for the safety of the dollar.
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The only good thing is everyone is nervous about markets.
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His mother will be nervous, as any mother would be.
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As the clock ticks, though, British businesses are growing nervous.
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"I was a bit nervous this morning, yeah," Murray said.
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I was nervous, but knew this wasn't a handshake meeting.
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A weak luxury market may be making some developers nervous.
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Is this poor, brave kid having a public nervous breakdown?
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Of greater concern, the case's very existence makes insurers nervous.
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The sped up strings give off this bombastic, nervous energy.
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Because of that play, I was not nervous before 'Downsizing.
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We were nervous as hell, but running on pure enthusiasm.
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"That makes it more interesting," he added, provoking nervous laughter.
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Reading the cops and city workers faces, they were nervous.
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If you feel nervous, take two people or three people.
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I think it made a lot of their people nervous.
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And that should make President Donald Trump very nervous indeed.
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I'm nervous in the days leading up to our interview.
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My girls knew how nervous I was before I left.
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Sometimes he goes off the grid and I get nervous.
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"Mom, if you say nervous breakdowns, it gets reported that I actually gave someone a nervous breakdown," chimes in Kalanick, who is still continually pacing around his parent's small home in that same circle.
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It's all about initiating our parasympathetic nervous system, the "rest and restore" aspect of our autonomic nervous system that stimulates the body's processes for restoration and recovery, such as digestion, sleep and tissue repair.
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"I wasn't that nervous yesterday, but today I'm nervous," Randall said by telephone, adding that he expected the hotel's beach to be swept away and much of the 108-room property to be flooded.
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"The human brain and nervous system is very intimately mixed with another nervous system that is present in the walls of the intestine," said Dr. Santhi Swaroop Vege, a gastroenterologist at the Mayo Clinic.
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At the same time, MDMA disrupts the balance of activity in your sympathetic nervous system (responsible for your fight-or-flight response) and your parasympathetic nervous system (responsible for unconscious actions like sleep and digestion).
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"It appeared that the pilot had it under control, and I wasn't nervous until they told us to brace for landing, then I got really nervous again because I was not buckled in," Mackey says.
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Investors are nervous because, as CNNMoney put it: Another key indicator they're nervous is that gold prices are spiking in the last week, during which Trump fired Comey and reportedly revealed classified intel to Russia.
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I was nervous about it, because he had a reputation, but I was equally nervous about not going because I was a single mother, and what if he made it so I didn't work anymore?
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Sports of The Times SAN FRANCISCO — Eddie DeBartolo Jr. is nervous.
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So nervous that he often can't sleep past 2:45 a.m.
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Eventually the board got nervous and Benioff and company backed off.
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I couldn't decipher if it was nervous butterflies or something else.
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They usually make me feel better if I'm nervous about something.
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"Meghan was really nervous walking down the aisle," said the source.
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The government shutdown is starting to get the IPO markets nervous.
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Investors get a little nervous and start running for the hills.
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"I was nervous," Keough admits of undergoing the seven-hour operation.
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"Tristan and I are so nervous to tell everyone," Khloé admits.
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She wrote: Okay, I was really nervous, but I did it.
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"I mean, I'm just a little nervous about it!" he says.
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He has Multiple System Atrophy (MSA), a rare nervous system disorder.
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"When I met Christian, I was a nervous wreck," she said.
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That's enough to make anyone nervous about their next doctor visit.
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"To this day I remember being nervous for her," Davies wrote.
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But it should know whether they're uncomfortable, or stressed, or nervous.
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We decided to go snorkeling first (I was a tad nervous).
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And so newsroom is now understandably across the country are nervous.
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Syed sensed they were every bit as nervous as he was.
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We're told she was pretty nervous as she arrived for processing.
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"I'm so sorry," she kept telling Dr. Gramm between nervous laughs.
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Early pregnancy is when the fetal nervous system undergoes rapid development.
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Pretty amazing for an immobile organism without a central nervous system.
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The election is starting to make Silicon Valley very, very, nervous.
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I get very nervous when I am about to tell someone.
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That's where things start to make the casual Switch-owner nervous.
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You're only ever nervous when you want to do your best.
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There's nothing like the nervous anticipation of going on a trip.
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It's not only the markets that are nervous about Fed policy.
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He plays a nervous kid rather than a sentimental tough guy.
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I was so nervous they would figure out who I was!
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But if past is prologue, Amash has reason to be nervous.
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"I was very nervous," she said of her Oklahoma City audition.
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Even if deep down they're just as nervous as everyone else.
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"I was very nervous; I was afraid of myself," he said.
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Which makes the people who have to live here very nervous.
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"Clients will be nervous about experimenting with new platforms," Rothschild said.
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She became nervous and retreated instead of talking about it openly.
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Still, the DSA's apparent influence on the party makes some nervous.
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"I was both nervous and amazed at the sight," she wrote.
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Anxiety made me nervous, and nerves made me not get hard.
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I sat in a room with him, nervous to mention it.
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Those who raised small nervous voices daring to criticize the president.
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They were so nervous on the first day, clutching their children.
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They eventually adopted a nervous, antisocial dachshund they named Gertrude Stein.
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"Of course I was nervous for the public response!" she says.
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Also, how nervous are you about what's happening China right now?
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Sometimes, in the moments between customers, she seemed guarded and nervous.
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The blaring headlines every time the Dow dips makes me nervous.
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"I was so nervous, not going to lie," Romero recalled, laughing.
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Last week, I was so nervous and he calmed me down.
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And, of course, it's aimed at getting a few nervous laughs.
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If I was Rachel, I'd be a little nervous for sure.
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I'm kinda nervous to see what the actual product looks like.
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Even though he'd seen her videos before, Blac was still nervous.
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As for birds and humans, we both have sympathetic nervous responses.
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The ICBA knows of no suits yet, but bankers are nervous.
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The nervous start on Monday saw safe-haven assets in demand.
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Their nervous system isn't developed enough at birth to regulate temperature.
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I have a wax appointment scheduled for today and am nervous.
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"It makes me nervous, this whole thing," replies Lauren's mom, Pamela.
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"It attacks anything with a nervous system," she told BuzzFeed News.
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I've just simply been in classes,' I was a little nervous.
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I get nervous just thinking about the carbon footprint of airplanes.
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Naturally, he seemed as nervous as a Chihuahua crossing Seventh Avenue.
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That has made executives nervous in an industry that is global.
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"As an outsider, coming in, I was very nervous," she said.
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Gold gained ground, as if often does when investors are nervous.
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"I'm just nervous since I grew up in Windsor," she said.
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In his post-election remarks he sought to reassure nervous investors.
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She's nervous to tell him some of her deep, dark secrets.
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And remember, your partner may feel just as nervous with you.
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And it wasn't because I was nervous, I was just excited.
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And nervous markets have pushed up the bond yields of both.
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"A number of things have me nervous," said the CNBC contributor.
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For that, he said, researchers need go beyond the nervous system.
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They were nervous, first-time parents who wanted a doctor's opinion.
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"The thing that makes buyers most nervous is uncertainty," Law added.
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"You could see he was upset and nervous," the source said.
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The nervous start on Monday saw safe haven assets in demand.
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It all goes well, but Chyna is nervous about the party.
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I don't usually get nervous – I prepare, I get fully prepared.
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These relationships form the nervous system of the traditional trucking industry.
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I'm nervous because it's one of our dog's first time going.
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As for whether they're nervous to be gone for so long?
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One of Nathaniel's knees bounced up and down with nervous energy.
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His mother, Amanda Haag, says that her son was not nervous.
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" Another thing that makes Manson nervous is the term "serial entrepreneur.
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I was really nervous but they put us all at ease.
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You're out there alone, and very nervous, and a little scared.
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I have to admit: I was, uh, nervous for this class.
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"Both the sides are very nervous," says Nahta, the film analyst.
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I was nervous because I hate to have my blood drawn.
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In the meantime, the uncertainty alone is making school districts nervous.
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Similar benefits are seen in liver cells and the nervous system.
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I wasn't nervous — I was ready to get this party started!
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"I'm a little bit nervous," Garner said as the game began.
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NPS, too, appeared nervous about Fagre's potential exposure during the event.
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"We were all kind of nervous, even Beyoncé," the comedian explained.
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"I was so nervous," the three-time Oscar winner tells PEOPLE.
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Doctors also seem to be more nervous than before about suicide.
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"I can't play right now because I'm so nervous," he said.
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"I was so nervous and the stage was shakin," she wrote.
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Even the most seasoned speakers can get nervous prior to presenting.
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My mom was with me too and she was so nervous!
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I was really nervous starting out, hit some pretty squirrelly shots.
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"I know Chyna is super nervous about our relationship," he says.
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The songwriter still gets nervous when performing around friends and family.
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But, in fact, there wasn't actually anything to be nervous about.
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So we couldn't imagine her getting nervous about much of anything.
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Naturally, they are nervous that something has happened to their son.
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"Is this just a nervous twitch for you now?" she asked.
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He chanted his Torah portion with only one little nervous hiccup.
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And then it would be Tuesday again, and I'd get nervous.
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I just had a feeling, they looked nervous before they started.
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Most countries have got nervous about foreigners buying their big lenders.
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"I was probably more nervous about forgetting my words," she admits.
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But if she was nervous beyond that, she didn't show it.
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"Tristan and I are so nervous to tell everyone," Khloé admitted.
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I think the deal with Steve was he was just nervous.
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It's for a widely used central nervous system stimulant called caffeine.
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Some wild opportunities are coming your way, but you're feeling nervous.
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Like all jellies, it has no brain or central nervous system.
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"Quiet Storm" is exactly that, all bubbling tension and nervous energy.
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When we encounter danger, the brain activates the sympathetic nervous system.
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A friend came with me, but even still, I was nervous.
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These drivers might simply be less nervous going about their jobs.
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KAT TIMPF, NATIONAL REVIEW: I am angry, and nervous and perturbed.
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And the third time was just preceding my second nervous breakdown.
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I´m not quivering in my own shoes about just nervous.
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This match had so much pressure and I was so nervous.
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There's no real time to overthink it or to be nervous.
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There are nervous giggles, first kisses, awkward moments and serious conversations.
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And I wasn't bored, I was... nervous might be the word.
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I can't tell you how nervous I was about this day.
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For the would-be presidents it will be a nervous night.
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It is not unreasonable for investors to be nervous about Deutsche.
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I am a little nervous to interview Kele for two reasons.
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Intrepid yet nervous, we paused to consider: Was this a trap?
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There will be a nervous energy, but brilliant breakthroughs are likely.
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Water balloons, and any filled balloons in general, make me nervous.
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But if she was nervous or lonely, she didn't show it.
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Made me really nervous every time I saw her fall down.
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"They're getting a little more nervous," Bell said of investor sentiment.
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And yet, her knee is bouncing uncontrollably with the nervous energy.
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This triggers your parasympathetic nervous system, which can help you relax.
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"I'm not nervous," laughed Kusielczuk, as we spoke earlier this week.
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Still, the former first lady was a little nervous, McKeon says.
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"You're very apprehensive and you're nervous," said Boenish in the film.
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I was nervous, scared and tired of being poked with needles.
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Show a small sign of losing that, and investors get nervous.
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I think he's more nervous than I am right now though.
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"It was the most nervous experience of my life," he says.
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I was comfortable with my decision, but still a little nervous.
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Ted Cruz of Texas is a "nervous wreck" and Florida Sen.
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It should calm nervous donors and reassure them of Clinton's strategy.
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So Kim is super nervous and anxious during this waiting period.
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It's nothing to do with an anxiety, or a nervous disposition.
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For some reason, Arie seemed the most nervous about this date.
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After, even though I was so nervous, it was truly liberating.
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Lead is a toxic agent that can damage the nervous system.
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" Brafman said his client's fidgeting and facial mugging "was nervous energy.
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The inconsistency of your mood can make them nervous around you.
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To say I was excited and nervous would be an understatement.
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"I'm very nervous for all my neighbors and myself," she added.
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If you're nervous, you might be tempted to cancel the date.
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He seems a lot less nervous than he did on ATFR.
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People that slept through the covfefe craze were nervous about it.
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The next morning Scott is nervous to see the whole gang.
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Embarrassment coursed through me, taking complete control of my nervous system.
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Every future European summit will ignite the Conservative Party's nervous system.
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Is there anything about current technology that actually makes you nervous?
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Those are the sorts of things that make Wall Street nervous.
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"I am excited," she replied, before admitting she was also nervous.
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"I've been sober for 20043 years but…" A few nervous laughs.
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But I guess lobbyists and politicians are nervous about that, too.
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I was nervous, but you've just got to go for it.
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Did you feel nervous in making that transition in any way?
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Time ticked towards curtain up, and my friends were looking nervous.
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She begged me to go, but I was nervous — and embarrassed.
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In high doses, it can cause damage to the nervous system.
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Finally, there are those two nervous allies, Australia and Great Britain.
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Not even efforts by Saudi Arabia calmed nervous oil traders down.
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No one was getting it right, and we were getting nervous.
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Every time a Metro train suddenly stops, passengers exchange nervous glances.
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"Oh, I was very nervous," Vajda said of the tossed racket.
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The shots are so still and quiet that we grow nervous.
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I'm less nervous, though it feels more permanent than last time.
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He seemed nervous when I picked him up from his hotel.
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Her advisers must be starting to develop nervous tics by now.
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Elena is thin and reserved, and has a warbling, nervous laugh.
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They're probably nervous about being out of their element, Lombardo said.
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Still, Bailon Houghton admits she was "so nervous" it wouldn't fit.
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At first, after she recovered, she was nervous about going outside.
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After four nervous months, it's safe to eat Caesar salad again.
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They are just as nervous because she is not a closer.
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I'm nervous that people will ask questions or stare at me.
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Japanese diplomats are nervous about the beating Japan is to get.
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Some startup founders now say they're nervous about working with Benchmark.
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"I'm nervous, I don't know how this will go," she says.
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So what if you're too nervous or afraid to speak out?
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His reaction -- a deep breath, exhalation, nervous laughter -- confirms the danger.
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I was nervous all the rest of my life, she wrote.
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When Penelope was born, her nervous system, like mine, seemed sensitive.
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AND WHEN PRICES ARE MOVING THIS FAST, IT GETS REGULATORS NERVOUS.
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There's a lot of reasons for Republicans to be very nervous.
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We have to win tonight, so go ahead and be nervous.
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The people Ms. Chast renders in fine, nervous lines look funny.
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They said they weren't nervous to dress up to see "Joker."
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I was nervous about the second season of Big Little Lies.
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On Baseball 212.5 Photos View Slide Show ' Jose Fernandez was nervous.
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RHP Craig Kimbrel navigated his way through a nervous ninth inning.
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These events alone would be cause for a continental nervous breakdown.
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We hug children, for example, when they are scared or nervous.
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Nervous about the event, she asked to bring along a friend.
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Here is a society on the verge of a nervous breakdown.
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The CAN bus functions like a small plane's central nervous system.
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This is the part that I was the most nervous about.
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"How is it over there?" he asked me, a little nervous.
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"Well, you have to be a little bit nervous," Trump said.
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"He was very nervous," said Joe Donalson of Legal Express Texas.
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His nervous system would form a closed circuit with the robot.
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For a nervous second Hal thought he might break into Sinatra.
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She was nervous that Simone's big Olympic moment was finally here.
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For the first few months I was nervous, and it showed.
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With 10 days before their lease expired, they started becoming nervous.
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Mike looks at him and lets out a slightly nervous laugh.
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Rhed was "excited and nervous" on the day of her surgery.
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He was really nervous about having to choreograph four different routines.
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McClatchy: Nervous Democrats wonder if Election Day disaster could strike again.
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"We're nervous about it getting it too far to the right."
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And "almost every senior director is pretty nervous," another source said.
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I'll be honest: I was kind of nervous about this one.
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Moscow must be getting nervous and is likely ready to pounce.
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We learn that this is what Jay does when he's nervous.
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On my first day I was very nervous, and very scared.
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That's when it hit me: What was I so nervous about?
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It would be very naive to say that I wasn't nervous.
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"We were both so nervous," Gauwloos said in a phone interview.
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The ones we're nervous about are also the most exciting ones.
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The Sacred Drums EP arrives on Nervous Horizon on October 7th.
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Signs may include fidgeting, acting nervous, and not making eye contact.
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However, it seems Yaxana and crew were nervous the whole time.
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The initial applications will all be in the peripheral nervous system.
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Indeed, some people seem to want to be nervous about it.
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The rumored dangers of antiperspirants make a lot of people nervous.
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I ask him if he's nervous for the Rolling Loud show.
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Khloé starts getting nervous on the gondola ride up the hill.
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Deep in my nervous system a sky fills with frosted chatter.
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"I was really nervous to move to El Paso," he says.
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He was nervous for me the same way he's always been.
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Spontaneity made them as nervous as it did the Washington police.
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But there are signs regulators are growing nervous about frothy valuations.
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Markets are increasingly nervous about whether U.S. growth may have peaked.
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Heath gets nervous every time he strips to his posing trunks.
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Their pointy-eared brethren, apparently, tend to make us more nervous.
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Before the game, Rose described himself as feeling anxious and nervous.
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Eastern, NBATV After losing to Atlanta, should the Cavaliers be nervous?
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The central bank's move is making Malaysia's foreign bond holders nervous.
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But when I misplace my phone, I have a nervous breakdown.
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Nervous laughter, I suspect, means more to Lee than any ovation.
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People looked over their shoulders at me, puzzled and slightly nervous.
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It has me nervous because it would be a devastating loss.
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"Anyone going to see a doctor will be nervous," he said.
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"I'm not nervous about whoever runs," Mr. Cuomo said last week.
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Here and Now Greg Boatwright is heading for a nervous breakdown.
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I just get nervous," Dunst said, adding, "I hate public speaking.
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She said the agricultural community was "rightly nervous" about the prospect.
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They were nervous, then welcomed and then amazed by that welcome.
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Michigan State Coach Tom Izzo had a right to be nervous.
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The risk excited him, where it made other American actors nervous.
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"I think we were both a little nervous," Mr. Bergasse said.
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But officials have been growing nervous about the global economic outlook.
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I was nervous, but I've inherited sporting instincts from my father.
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"I'm still nervous when I do television or radio," he said.
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But Mr. Corbé was too nervous to make the first move.
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A date can bring on nervous sweats no matter the season.
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I was probably wearing my [NYC house label] Nervous Records shirt.
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"I was very nervous he wouldn't like it," Ms. Brawn said.
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Soon, one of the Theranos representatives approached me again, clearly nervous.
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I found myself on edge, nervous and anxious all the time.
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I'm a big fan of Rob, so I was super nervous.
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I suppose Mr. Balanchine and I were both a little nervous.
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I've never been arrested before so I was a little nervous.
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"I am not a good flier, very nervous," Ms. Lyons said.
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That's a sign of investors becoming nervous that G.E. might default.
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Wilson managed to make the final minutes nervous for Los Angeles.
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" But anything that creates discomfort, she said, "makes officials here nervous.
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"Young people are so nervous about what to eat," he said.
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When a rival shows up with fancy equipment, Cupcake gets nervous.
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I thought that this meant that the younger Ivandjiiski was nervous
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And she's pretty nervous, and it's pretty clear she's come prepared.
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Behold her dance album, a nervous flurry of sly kinetic motion.
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They do not have a brain or a nervous system. Muscles?
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WOODWARD: You mean that it's — that there is a nervous breakdown?
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I've always been so stressed and nervous about getting it right.
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"Everyone is nervous," said Alexandra Cunderlikova, a senior nurse from Slovakia.
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The professors were nervous about moving their classes to Kossuth Square.
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With the whole nation so crazy nervous-excited about congressional races?
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Nervous investors are piling into gold and ultra-safe government bonds.
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He invites nervous conservatives to imagine a cabinet minister named Ahmed.
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She was nervous the whole time, looking back over her shoulder.
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" One thing about working from home makes Corcoran "a little nervous.
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"I wouldn't say nervous," Floro said, after learning of Trump's criticism.
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That has made him nervous as he looks to November's elections.
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"I mean, there was everything to make someone nervous," Molinari said.
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You're always nervous and you're tense, and you know it's coming.
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"Yves was born with a nervous breakdown," Mr. Bergé said dismissively.
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This makes the others nervous, so they head over there, too.
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"I was a little bit nervous before the game," Kakko said.
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I'm nervous about portfolio and picking the wrong career for myself.
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Do you feel nervous to have that pipe around your neck?
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"I was getting pretty close to a nervous breakdown," he said.
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" Trump also tweeted a photo he captioned "Nervous Nancy's unhinged meltdown!
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With each passing day, Alice Johnson gets a little more nervous.
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TC: Are you at all nervous about getting up to speed?
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Now, Trump and Barr's less-deliberative approach is making CEOs nervous.
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" Still, he acknowledged being "very concerned and nervous all the time.
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The pesticide has been linked to nervous system and brain disorders.
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It's just such a high dividend that it makes me nervous.
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"She's nervous," Alicia says, as if there's a need to explain.
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"The secondary market is a bit nervous, and they should be."
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It's not that I was nervous or unsure of the phrasing.
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That at least appeared to make Ton-That a little nervous.
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"You have less energy, less ability to be nervous," Larson replied.
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The show's casting director, Adam Caldwell, could tell she was nervous.
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Freeman said she was nervous, too, as a tourist in Samana.
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I am super nervous, because I've never gotten a massage before.
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She's pro-union but nervous about national Democrats' talk of socialism.
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I was super excited and super nervous at the same time.
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I'm sure he was proud, but I was a nervous wreck.
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I was too nervous to let go of my grandmother's hand.
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"If they're truly nervous, wait until they're older," Ms. Ogintz said.
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I found myself feeling awkward and nervous to be there alone.
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And you get nervous every time Joe Biden opens his mouth.
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And that was also something we were nervous about this season.
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That made me such an introvert and so nervous about life.
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That makes us a bit nervous for the company moving forward.
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Nonetheless, the employees and their unions are justifiably skeptical and nervous.
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A cloud of nervous energy comes and goes like a storm.
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And government regulation based on ambiguous evidence makes me very nervous.
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I always take nervous and giving up out of my dictionary.
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And a nervous laugh is also a laugh, after all. ♦
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Most observers say we're not there yet, but markets are nervous.
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Methylmercury is highly toxic and can cause permanent nervous system damage.
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First game of the opening series, I'm going to be nervous.
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But everyone else is really, really nervous or ashamed about debt.
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"Everyone was nervous about earnings for no good reason," he said.
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Both have Friedreich's ataxia, an incurable disease of the nervous system.
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There were gasps and nervous titters as the prosthesis flopped out.
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I was so nervous that I drove up on the curb.
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Following his nervous breakdown in 1994, Critchlow started seeing a therapist.
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Garland suffered from a nervous breakdown after being fired from MGM.
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Comedians can get nervous if minutes go by without a laugh.
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"I panicked this morning, y'all," she said, with a nervous laugh.
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We got very nervous, so the next morning at 7 a.m.
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"I was so nervous, I thought I would die," she said.
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"We're nervous and keeping a close eye on things," she said.
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" "It always makes you nervous, but it's one of those things.
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Mr. Reynolds said they occasionally encountered resistance from nervous school administrators.
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He's nervous about vaccines and doesn't believe in exercise, for instance.
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He acknowledged feeling "nervous" and "edgy" before he teed off Saturday.
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They were so nervous that they had even considered not attending.
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"I get nervous, of course," he says of the pitched battles.
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We got really nervous, but you are definitely looking better now.
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"I'm excited, really excited, and a little nervous," she told reporters.
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It's a reality that's made some Republicans nervous in recent weeks.
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"I was nervous returning, because you just don't know," Federer said.
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That puts enemies more on edge, which makes many more nervous.
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"Everyone's just nervous," said Mostafa Shahriar, 40, who was seeking dollars.
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Were you nervous about potentially tarnishing the legacy of "Blade Runner"?
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This has both raised expectations for reform and made traditionalists nervous.
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I was so nervous, worried he was going to sue me.
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So you wave it around a little to get him nervous.
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One nervous official said his election work was a "suicide mission".
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The aide said Dr. Arce had been teary-eyed and nervous.
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"We are worried and nervous," said Pavel, holding his youngest son.
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Wade had a nervous breakdown and stopped dancing for a time.
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With reports of irregularities increasing, the delays made election monitors nervous.
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The cashier continued to have a nervous look on his face.
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I think she was pretty nervous and tense about asking Bob.
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Morgan Davis, 27, was already nervous for her time on stage.
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Don't get nervous, don't worry about it, not a big deal.
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By then, they were getting nervous about mass deportations under Trump.
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The executive branch is making a lot of people nervous lately.
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Others think it's related to the nervous system and the spine.
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I was nervous and still trying to get over someone else.
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One lawmaker shouted profanities on camera, prompting nervous giggles from anchors.
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Everyone, of course, thought I was just being the nervous bride.
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By the end of the wedding, I was a nervous mess.
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No matter how reliable people will say autonomous cars are, and how many studies will prove it, people will be very nervous, especially early on, driving them, the same way people were still nervous about flying.
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When the officer put his hand on his gun, it made White feel like the cop was nervous and White then became more nervous, White told CNN's Coy Wire, who was White's teammate for three years. Maj.
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"I think they (the government) are getting nervous about 1MDB and the reaction of the people," said civil rights activist and lawyer Ambiga Sreenevasan, adding that the public was also "very nervous" about the new security law.
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Shakiness is a sign that your sympathetic nervous system, aka the "autonomic nervous system," is doing extra work to get your body back to its baseline, according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA).
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"If you were too nervous in February at the bottom when stocks were in a healthy correction … probably you owned too much stock, and if you weren't nervous then you probably could own more stocks," he explained.
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It's too big and there are already enough nervous nerds walking around.
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