The spectacle this morning with the SWAT team breaking into his house, searching the house, scaring his wife, scaring his dogs, completely unnecessary.
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Conservatives managed to turn public opinion to oppose an LGBTQ nondiscrimination law by scaring people about bathrooms Then conservatives began scaring people about bathrooms.
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"It's not only scaring the hell out of people who are currently in the Cabinet, you are scaring the hell out of any potential appointees to the Cabinet in the future," Panetta said.
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The Zika virus is scaring the hell out of everyone.
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A number scaring the hell out of the Trumps: 119.
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Today all these reactions, including Universal's, aim at scaring me.
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I ESPECIALLY loved scaring Emma a few times this week.
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Coates, 37, recounted his mother saying he was scaring her.
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"You're scaring me now on the insurance part," she said.
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Energy dependability is also a factor in scaring off businesses.
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For now, Thailand's one step closer to really scaring investors.
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How do you make nutritional health interesting without scaring people?
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New Mexico State is scaring the heck out of Auburn.
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The coronavirus outbreak isn't scaring off all event planners, however.
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Scaring and misleading seniors is the lowest of the low.
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He's scaring mainstream conservative outlets like National Review and Commentary.
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But again, this is just scaring the hell out of people.
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And of course, it's about scaring the hair off the audience.
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How to talk to kids about climate change without scaring them
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The News Feed won't sustain Facebook forever, and that's scaring investors.
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He also gives him props for scaring the crap outta us.
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We tried to trick our friends but ended up scaring America!
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Instead of scaring her, this incident has made Nanette more determined.
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Self-driving cars are scaring more Americans than they used to.
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Dobrev kicked things off by scaring the crap out of Rose.
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ISTANBUL — Prices have soared on imported goods, scaring buyers and sellers.
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Is the "Trump effect" scaring off international tourists from the U.S.?
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Mr. Profera said he was not worried about scaring his grandmother.
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Scaring people away and shocking people is part of their performance.
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These messages are scaring and confusing people and causing real damage.
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The other dogs had visible scaring on their faces and forepaws.
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She slowly backed away, telling me that I was scaring her.
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That's why scaring someone else with it makes for a hilarious prank.
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" She says that her husband is breaking things and "just scaring me.
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Yes, Campbell is an abusive boyfriend and is scaring Elle into submission.
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They never get confronted for scaring investors out of potentially huge profits.
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Scaring away people who help bolster your security results in weaker security.
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You have to make big movements, like you're scaring away a bear.
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That would risk damaging Mexico's sovereign-bond ratings, scaring away foreign capital.
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Those images were scaring off tourists, the economic lifeblood of the city.
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The fine line is to have this conversation without scaring the clients.
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But you know what, he's scaring the s**t out of people.
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It's actually probably more to keep from scaring yourself, let's be real.
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The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is about witchcraft, hell, and scaring boys.
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"Talk about scaring the heebie-jeebies out of me," the manager said.
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It will also prevent large bully birds from scaring away smaller songbirds.
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And that's scaring them into making sure they actually do represent us.
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Right-wing media is a machine for scaring older white people — i.e.
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Second, scaring business into action sits uneasily with Mr Johnson's pathological optimism.
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The rapid jump in bond yields is scaring the stock market silly.
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The doll's sharply plucked brows and vacant eyes have been scaring Twitter.
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Gun control advocates often bank on scaring people into supporting their agenda.
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Panhandlers were taking over sidewalks, clogging busy intersections and scaring off tourists.
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But we should have this uptick rule to slow things down is scaring the hell out of the public to scaring the hell out of the professionals, okay and the SEC should weigh-in, and to do something here.
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"There's something really great about scaring the shit out of people," she adds.
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The speculation is that Noble's first-quarter losses have been scaring banks away.
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How to talk to kids about climate change without scaring them Custody dispute?
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And as a business, can we talk taboo without scaring off brand partners?
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And the Puritans had their own way of scaring Christians with the afterlife.
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Remember, this guy makes a living scaring kids with his insanely popular books.
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That's when they set to work scaring the bejeezus out of their victims.
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Scaring himself with the pop, he yelled straight into the mic mid-song.
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What's scaring Republican officeholders isn't that Trump is making allegations of voter fraud.
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Other than scaring people, other than not being able to accept other people?
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His comments are scaring the media and generally are unprecedented in U.S. history.
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Sometimes they're making people laugh, sometimes they're scaring the hell out of people.
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They aren't "scaring" North Korea into any sort of compliance with American wishes.
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How do you feel about people scaring others in the name of clowns?
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Across America, there are haunted places that have been scaring people for decades.
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Instead of scaring me, it makes me all the more eager and excited.
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Scaring children and tourists is allowed, but not sticking anyone in a bag.
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Without scaring them, but by making them thoughtful about wearing those camouflage diapers.
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But his growing control of monetary policy is also scaring off foreign investors.
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This Covid-19 is scaring the hell out of people with respiratory issues.
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Throughout the country, packs of people dressed as clowns were purposefully scaring people.
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" He added that his "biggest fear" would be "scaring off that new person.
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She begins to photograph dead animals, sometimes scaring the locals while doing so.
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Donald Trump now owns this presidency and polls show he is scaring people.
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State officials said the claims lacked merit and were aimed at scaring bondholders.
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We didn't want this sculpture to become Hitchcock's birds, flying around and scaring everybody.
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Trump scaring global central banks to repatriate their gold in case he confiscates it?
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I would say to him, Charles, this is scaring the daylights out of me.
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I worry about scaring mothers away from something we know is great for them.
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Or has someone put way too much effort into scaring a well-known YouTuber?
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You don't want to take it too fast and end up scaring them off.
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Read This Next: Fear of Deportation Is Scaring Legal Immigrants Out of Getting Healthcare
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Trey Burke is not scaring anyone when he puts the ball on the floor.
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It would be hard to conceive of a better plan for scaring money away.
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Nothing to see here, just Spider-Man scaring the caffeine out of Starbucks patrons.
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The IOD's Renison said such "volatility is scaring a lot of the banks away".
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" He proposed, but managed to avoid scaring her by leaving out the word "marriage.
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It's just a bunch of kids being unnecessary and fun and scaring one another.
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It's frankly scaring people into coming forward, and going through with the citizenship process.
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"We are scaring people unnecessarily," host Sean Hannity said in one early March monologue.
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They end with Martha scaring the bejesus out of George (who had it coming).
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Y'all are only scaring 14-year-old white kids who don't know any better.
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Yes, he has imposed new sanctions against Iran that are scaring away European investors.
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If they're not flapping, they're not hunting — and therefore, not scaring away their prey.
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Uber's miss: Mounting losses and slowing revenue growth at Uber (UBER) are scaring investors.
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The horror anthology will jump from state to state, scaring viewers along the way.
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" He proposed but managed to avoid scaring her by leaving out the word "marriage.
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Eventually, it landed on our tiny backcountry lake, scaring the shit out of us.
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He could stand within yards of a bald eagle without scaring it one bit.
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"I have no interest in scaring the public of wasting anyone's time," Pierson wrote.
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The recent vaping deaths are actually scaring some people back into smoking tobacco cigarettes.
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Such hostility will undermine Saudi's economic ambition by scaring off valuable investment and skills.
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Those cats hunted finches, scaring the small birds who were unused to the predator.
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Will its tax hikes wind up scaring Senate Democrats off the single-payer dream?
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While they're on the beach, Jason briefly wanders away, scaring Adelaide half to death.
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President Donald Trump's reelection campaign is probably scaring your grandma about immigrants on Facebook.
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Ultimately, LSD succumbed to the fact that it was scaring people in power, and scaring adults, and I think that owed to the fact that young people were having such a radically new kind of experience that the straight culture could not handle.
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I thought Volvo did well to alert me without scaring me that something was wrong.
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Across those industries, Amazon is scaring everyone, forcing them to partner up to defend themselves.
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I told him he was scaring me and I was going to call the police.
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Scaring people might stop violence for a short period, he says, but it won't last.
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It's officially Halloween, which means there may be a lot of things scaring you today.
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After reporting a third straight quarter of bad earnings, Snap is scaring off some investors.
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" But, Patrick said, "This is scaring the hell out of me, trying to leave here.
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So scaring one dog stirs more reaction than far worse treatment of billions of chickens.
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Investigating them had the effect of scaring off other Eritreans who might have come forward.
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What Trump has done actually is scaring his own party out of its talking points.
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" Hannity added later in the show, "I don't like how we are scaring people unnecessarily.
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Then I would jump off the van and go running up the street scaring people.
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"We have had so much fun scaring you over the years," said host Ellen DeGeneres.
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The Harmon's are scaring up drama at The Murder House with Director Supreme Paulson. pic.twitter.
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"Devin Nunes won&apost be scaring or intimidating anyone," Parkhomenko said on Twitter on Wednesday.
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This should be very concerning to the administration that its policies are scaring people away.
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If only we could demolish rape culture by scaring the shit out of bad men.
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HSA premiums are typically lower, but the deductibles are high, scaring many young people away.
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The books and films have been too afraid of scaring off our hard-won allies.
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Once Trump no longer needs the nation to be afraid, he will stop scaring it.
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And experts say that scaring North Korea is not likely to bring it in line.
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And Evan Peters, noted haver of blue hair, is scaring the bejeezus out of us again.
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Eventually, Maeve passes out, only to wake herself up in Felix's operating room, scaring him shitless.
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If there's one thing Ellen DeGeneres can do well, it's scaring the pants off of celebrities.
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I was scaring people who were calling to check on me, because I couldn't even talk.
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"To be honest with you, it doesn't seem like it's scaring that many people," said Johnson.
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The result was a motion-detecting squirt gun, capable of sensing and scaring off the invaders.
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After scaring off the bears initially, one returned multiple times and tried to challenge the family.
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Spindly green tentacles from an unseen monster spill out of its windows, scaring spaghetti-slurpers inside.
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"How can I be safe without scaring guys off?" a young woman in the audience began.
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Plenty of things are scaring potential homebuyers today, but apparently interest rates aren't one of them.
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This is the moment to start scaring people like this into not acting this way anymore.
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" — Rob Lowe "Ann Coulter, if you're here, who is scaring the crows away from our crops?
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Regulations are scaring off money sending projects because they were written for a more barbaric age.
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We risk a great deal if our politicians are scaring them away with harshly xenophobic rhetoric.
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His specialties include scaring children into shape and seducing mothers who remind him of his sister.
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The submersibles are profoundly quiet, unobtrusive machines, which is ideal for not scaring any critters away.
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It's not entirely clear what his endgame was, but he ends up scaring them all off.
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Apparently the company designed it so people can shoot various objects or animals without scaring them.
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And it is drafting plans to increase its domestic share of manufacturing without scaring off foreigners.
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You may remember the "scare cam" trend, where people would record themselves... well, scaring their friends.
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And then, three, spend the rest of the time scaring the holy bejeezus out of everybody.
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The risk: You'd be scaring away as many viewers as you might attract, guaranteeing ratings failure.
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Is scaring the electorate into fear and concern about the candidate's judgment helpful to the voters?
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New York (CNN Business)New competition and a slowing economy aren't scaring Starbucks away from China.
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Cruyff would never work as a manager again, scaring off potential employers with his endless demands.
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The cartoon depicts a donkey dressed in lion's clothing, scaring a group of animals around it.
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New York (CNN Busines)Scaring moviegoers continues to be a good business strategy for Universal Pictures.
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But my role was to observe his illicit operation firsthand, which meant not scaring him off.
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Parents were being separated from their children, he said, which was scaring people from going out.
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But we had an A&R dropping into the studio, scaring the shit out of us.
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Catching multiple fish in succession without scaring any away might even earn you bonus Nook Miles.
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More strategically, scaring one's critics into submission won't work if those critics don't understand what's happening.
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Throughout her campaign, Warren has been incredibly successful at doing one really important thing: scaring billionaires.
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He's so rude when Nick meets him that Tyler even suggests that he's scaring Nick away.
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Thus we scare one another; we scare ourselves; we have agency in this process of scaring.
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It was scaring me, so of course I went through the counseling, which was very helpful.
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And then three, spend the rest of the time scaring the holy bejeezus out of everybody.
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In it, he discovered what would become his most successful writing strategies: scaring the reader with the spectre of race war, and scaring the Nordic reader with the prospect of losing a race war, as Stoddard interpreted what had happened to the Frenchmen in San Domingo (Haiti).
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Instead of scaring them straight, the crack down seems to have emboldened at least a few clinics.
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The teaser trailer for the new supernatural horror film "It" is scaring more than a few folks.
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Facebook could suck more data from users without scaring them by telling them it was doing it!
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But the problem with simply scaring businesses into shuttering is that many won't close even under pressure.
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That is, until mom catches you, and punishes you by scaring the living daylights out of you.
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The global health agency is trying to strike a balance between alerting the public and scaring it.
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Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza said the "ridiculous lawsuit" misrepresents the constitution and is aimed at scaring bondholders.
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And on October 9th Aliko Dangote, a Nigerian cement billionaire, accused Mr Magufuli of scaring investors away.
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And then No. 3, spend the rest of the time scaring the holy bejesus out of everybody.
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Justin Humphrey (who recently referred to pregnant women as "hosts") for scaring people into watching the show.
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We definitely advise against messing with people's food, and intentionally scaring strangers is not a smart idea.
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From reminders to buy aftershave to scaring off bandits, the classic Christmas movie got a 2018 twist.
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The ball arced over Sale's head and landed just behind him, scaring the daylights out of him.
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It can automatically edge-clean and navigate around obstacles without banging doors shut or scaring your cats.
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I don't want to say we're scaring some people, but we obviously are playing better baseball recently.
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The place is so serious about living its truth that it may be scaring off some families.
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Despite their growing popularity, the conversions can be complex, time-consuming and expensive, scaring off some developers.
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"It's the thing that he does best: He's scaring the [expletive] out of his voters," he said.
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"It was like, 'Oh wow, these nerdy projections are scaring the hell out of people," she said.
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There is considerable evidence from research experiments that scaring people makes them more conservative, at least temporarily.
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The coronavirus is scaring many millennials not because of our health, but because of our parents' health.
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Nothing says 'I love you' more than scaring your partner half to death each and every day.
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These range from theft and property destruction to scaring small children and making them fall into puddles.
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"This feels very much about scaring people who are trying to come together to act," Duke said.
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" He accused Odeh of scaring off shoppers from the market: "Not even one Jew was here today!
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It's not too much of a leap to surmise that Donald Trump's rhetoric is scaring people away.
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Some people in turn criticized AOC for denying people jobs, and ostensibly scaring off the tech industry.
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Many were fellow comedians whose careers he damaged or ended by scaring them out of the industry.
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It also may have made led to more unchecked crime — by scaring black residents from calling 911.
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Conservatives managed to turn public opinion to oppose an LGBTQ nondiscrimination law by scaring people about bathrooms.
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They like to record themselves for the memories and to document their talents in scaring their guests.
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Trump's voter fraud task force may be scaring people off the voter rolls Trump's voter fraud task force may be scaring people off the voter rolls It seems some voters would rather not vote at all than have their information sent to President Trump's controversial "voter fraud" task force.
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Mr. Litvinenko's killing, after all, was primarily about silencing critics and scaring opponents rather than eliminating one man.
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"That mysterious silence from Jay-Z and Beyoncé for their 10th anniversary is scaring me," wrote one fan.
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I try to walk a fine line between not sugarcoating the news while also not scaring my kids.
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A bunch of Yeti sit around a campfire scaring small Yeti children with horror stories of human babies?
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By contrast, Democrats have had previous success scaring voters about Republican plans to cut Medicare and Social Security.
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And sometimes, doing so requires scaring your husband — as far as Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard are concerned.
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Click here to view original GIFBesides the free candy, Halloween is supposed to be about scaring yourself silly.
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Don't act like you don't get a kick out of impressing — or even scaring — your friends and family.
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DeepMind believes that it needs to proceed carefully to avoid scaring the public with the prospect of AGI.
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Such searches cut crime, he argued as mayor, in part by "scaring the kids to not carry guns".
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Education union leaders have warned that cuts in school spending across the country are scaring away future teachers.
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Grab your tissues, everybody ... R.L. Stine -- the author dedicated to scaring kids -- has a tearjerker of a story.
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Sometimes cops dust if off for the express purpose of scaring suspects into a confession during an investigation.
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The only pushback: Ms. Holt's mother was upset that scaring her pregnant daughter would harm the unborn baby.
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But because increased bureaucracy and tighter rules are scaring away relatives, they are being detained for longer periods.
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Crazy talk from Trump is scaring the hell out of Republicans, Democrats and our allies around the world.
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We eat Frankenfood, track Frankenstorms, laugh at a cartoon Frankenstein monster scaring the daylights out of Scooby-Doo.
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Assuming they stay healthy, Philadelphia could be scaring the bejeezus out of everyone in a few short years.
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Fans will have to live without Ellen DeGeneres trolling (and scaring) celebrities — at least, for the time being.
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When he thunders about migrants, he isn't scaring people away, but rather is sparking more discussion about migration.
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One factor: A $5 million Facebook video deal was not renewed, scaring away other potential acquirers and investors.
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"Scaring the daylights out of people with blood and gore and trauma doesn't empower people," Ms. Klinger said.
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I curse loudly, probably scaring the gentle old man next to me who's on his way to work.
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The rockets were scaring my son, so we left again to Khanabad and my family came there, too.
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The ATVs in the music video are bigger and badder, but no one's scaring wildlife this time around.
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This was, in large part, a strategic decision to avoid scaring whites into a refusal to yield power.
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But early IUDs were ineffective and had safety problems, scaring pharmaceutical companies out of the field for decades.
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Some high-profile hacking incidents of bitcoin wallets may be scaring some people away from cryptocurrencies, Cribari said.
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" ("Stop it, you're scaring him," replies Sid, a giant ground sloth.) Developmental psychologists call this phenomenon "object permanence.
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Dodgers pitcher Kenta Maeda has a pretty clear New Year's resolution: scaring the living hell outta his translator!!
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Although these demons may not cause extensive harm, they occasionally enjoy scaring people for the sake of it.
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Greece has made several fruitless attempts to build the facility since 2010, with its debt crisis scaring investors away.
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So if you're out and you meet someone you're attracted to, are you ever afraid of scaring them off?
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If we allow individuals and organizations to succeed by scaring people, we do not actually end up any safer.
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During the night when we're trying to sleep they come in and wake us up, yelling and scaring us.
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I send shots at everybody and next thing you know I'm at the Grammys scaring white people into tears.
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" His sister, Rosanna Arquette, commented on the photo writing, "You are scaring me Davey… bloody fights are not funny.
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"He's been good at scaring people," says Gustavo Mohar, a former Mexican undersecretary for migration, population and religious affairs.
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She accuses Pablo, the "mayor" of the block who bothers no one, of vandalism and intentionally scaring newer residents.
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While investors worry about the impact tariffs will have on profits, currency issues are scaring companies more so far.
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His electric skateboard's battery malfunctioned, filling his entire apartment with smoke and scaring the hell out of his roommate.
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She said Junior and another family dog may have been scaring away the animals when the shot was fired.
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Trying to scare kids off drugs is one thing; just plain scaring the shit out of them is another.
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"I do feel bad for yelling at the girl and scaring her," Kim says to Kourtney on the phone.
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I'm not one to just sit around and wait for the thing that's scaring me to actually get me.
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"What I'm hearing from Trump and the rise in hate crimes in this country is scaring me," Lee said.
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And with this, I just wanted to get back to a place of scaring the heck out of people.
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"Being subject to triple the damages is scaring the hell out of lenders," said Goodman of the Urban Institute.
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Ahead of the convention, reports suggested that the controversial rhetoric of Trump was scaring away image-conscious corporate donors.
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But the obvious answer is: If something's upsetting or scaring you, then dissociate yourself from it for a while.
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This isn't just a religious change, and I think that generational change is part of what's scaring Republican practitioners.
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He quit, setting the stage for months of political instability and scaring off potential investors in Monte dei Paschi.
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Trained by Jake, she veers into profanity in an upper-middle-class Christian home, scaring off a potential mark.
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I think people have the right to be afraid if people are dressing up as clowns and [scaring people].
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It dawned on me then how much I had edited myself during our relationship, afraid of scaring him off.
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The other way people have been able to build venture scale businesses is by scaring the health care establishment.
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The electric carmaker's record level of cash burn so far does not seem to be scaring off bond buyers.
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First, these are rare examples, for a reason: The public blowback was fierce, scaring other providers from following suit.
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But one reason is more insidious: Sometimes groups seek to intimidate and threaten scientists, scaring them off promising work.
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More recently it has experienced a terrorist attack at a group of hotels, scaring off potential tourists and businesses.
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No need to worry about robotic delivery carts causing much more damage than scaring a few pets, after all.
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Those aren't for cheerily gathering grub; they're meant for impaling other mammals and scaring the hell out of grown adults.
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Kinshasa has denied there is a humanitarian crisis and accused foreign powers of stigmatizing the country and scaring away investment.
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"Dear Shane Dawson, you are scaring the children," he yelled at the beginning of his response video, posted on Sunday.
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"The idea of a horror movie, the idea of going and scaring yourself, is some deeply innate thing," he said.
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The 28-year-old actor shared yet another hilarious video of himself scaring his fiancée on his Instagram Stories Friday.
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"She's into hiding around the corner and scaring Mommy and Daddy," says the 43-year-old Beverly Hills, 90210 alum.
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After freeing the shark, affectionately named Cindy, it followed the fisherman around years, scaring away his catch in the process.
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Read More This is the biggest thing scaring markets Jokes aside, the market does appear to coalesce around certain numbers.
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Here's Denver Broncos MVP Von Miller scaring the hell outta John Elway ... sitting on top of a living, breathing ALLIGATOR!
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But immigrant advocates have criticized the policy change, saying it is scaring parents and other relatives from claiming their children.
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So it's not just about colleges rejecting formerly incarcerated students who apply, but scaring them out of trying at all.
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Police said the packages contained asbestos, once a popular building material that can cause cancer and scaring of the lungs.
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Officials say John was driving over 100 mph on the 101 Freeway -- driving like a maniac and scaring other drivers.
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It's much better than sex education that's rooted in ideas of abstinence, or scaring the heebie-jeebies out of people.
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Investigators allege the men plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring predominately Muslim nomads into leaving the region.
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But rather than scaring away apps and advertisers, Facebook's changes have been embraced by many third parties on the platform.
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Uplifting and inspiring people to go to the polls in November is usually a better tactic than simply scaring them.
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Horror can get away with scaring you by conjuring an unsettling monster, but the memorable ones choose to go deeper.
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I told Petitioner to stop making a scene and that he was scaring [redacted] who was hiding behind a pillar.
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One clown is a fictional character known for scaring the shit out of millions of moviegoers on the big screen.
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But until those wells get built, scaring people off wells with low-level arsenic may in fact cost more lives.
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Stricter requirements have succeeded in scaring off prospective sponsors, many of whom are undocumented themselves or who have undocumented relatives.
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Although most people will not remember, three years ago, in late winter, another virus was scaring parents in my community.
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Catching 10 fish in a row without scaring any of them off will earn you bonus miles, so cast carefully.
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After scaring off the wolf with her gun, she gives birth on the floor of the mansion, beside the fireplace.
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From an alleged rodent problem to dirty restrooms, the conditions are scaring off customers and harming his business, Germanatta says.
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"What's happening there is scaring Taiwan," the official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said, referring to conversations with military officers.
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He demanded no leaks from the teams courting him and, for the most part, succeeded in scaring them into silence.
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China has in fact been wary of large depreciations, for fear both of scaring people and of provoking international ire.
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SoftBank runs the risk of scaring off future founders, but a bigger one of WeWork blowing up Vision Fund 2.
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These stories of abuse and cruelty have spread unabated across Serbia, scaring many would be asylum seekers away from Hungary.
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But Trump seems intent on scaring the public about a nonexistent crisis — to build support for "tough on crime" policies.
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" But Wadhwa said it is scaring away talented engineers from America's technology companies and "making America look like a banana republic.
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The fear of the future is here: Amazon's Alexa is malfunctioning, scaring many frightened users with creepy, maniacal laughter totally unprompted.
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Barely. Instructed the world to target the agents by surrounding their kid&aposs schools and scaring the F out of them.
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Though marginalised, the legislature had been scaring off foreign investors by threatening to withhold approval of joint ventures and other deals.
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The AP reports a manifesto attributed to Crusius said the attack was aimed at scaring Hispanics into leaving the United States.
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Members of the Fed will be speaking on Thursday, and Cramer's banking on someone saying the wrong thing and scaring investors.
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The attacks have increased in scale and frequency, scaring off tourists and hurting the economy, which relies heavily on tourism revenues.
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The drone let him quietly capture images of farm animals, such as cattle gathered in parched paddocks, without scaring them away.
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"I need to report I saw an orange haired man on my TV scaring children," quipped Dean Obeidallah, a CNN contributor.
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So, what exactly are the benefits of using these go-to fixer-uppers (besides scaring your boyfriends and roommates, that is)?
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Why Scaring Animals Shitless Is Good for the EnvironmentBig carnivores are scary, both to humans and the animals they prey upon.
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The party's Brexit policy has been built on placating the former, who are more numerous, while not scaring off the latter.
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But Ledger's Joker in The Dark Knight had bigger plans than just eating and scaring the bejeezus out of little kids.
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Witnesses said the sound of the blast ripped through the park like a shot from a "cannon," scaring birds off trees.
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"It's a green laser beam that shoots out — only green lights work in scaring them, red and blue don't," says Marcus.
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Then big business mounted furious opposition pitting the employed against the homeless and everyone else, scaring the local left-leaning establishment.
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And it's a really nice moment after it, too, where Carl and Rick are arguing over Rick's scaring away Siddiq there.
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Zvooq also says the move by Yandex coincided with its plans for a major transaction, scaring off potential investors or acquirers.
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WATCH: Bob Odenkirk Looks Back on the Waiter Job Where He Couldn't Stop Scaring Customers For full Emmys coverage, click here.
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Not content with just scaring kids and giving everyone nightmares, Pennywise seems to have found himself a very 2017 side gig.
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"It's not quite explicit yet what they're planning on doing but whatever it is, it's scaring CVS," Rowe said about Amazon.
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"You can't have any broken fingers, no scaring, no identifiable moles and marks, and the nail bed is key," Taylor said.
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"That is like asking what a mere mortal could learn from a god of old," Lily said, scaring me a bit.
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Like massaging your own shoulders or scratching your own back, it wasn't ideal, scaring oneself, but it was better than nothing.
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In short, the ACLU's complaints against the bills are at best inflated, and appear to be aimed at scaring away sponsors.
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Dr. King learned early on that a swinging hive causes the bees to flee, becoming more active and scaring the elephants.
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Both of them succeeded by figuring out how to monetize sensation, how to grab headlines by being outrageous or scaring people.
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Using timeouts, taking away things they like, and even scaring them can be as or even more effective than physical punishment.
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How do I both find out if I am scaring someone, and call out the patriarchy that my manager hid behind?
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Sanctions will hit Turkey's economy hard — rattling international markets, scaring away foreign direct investment and crippling Turkey's aerospace and defense industry.
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The question is will the consumer, who has been holding up the U.S. economy, begin to react to what's scaring markets.
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Walker apologized to his competitors for his displays of frustration and told his wife that his mood changes were scaring him.
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Plus, an organizer wearing a white bandanna had ordered them to stop playing, because the noise was scaring the carriage horses.
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The CBO has done another less-than-useful job of scaring Congress with a ghost story about future nuclear modernization costs.
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"Trump is one tweet away from scaring the hell out of the market," said Art Cashin, UBS' director of floor operations.
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The ads are "scaring away at-risk HIV negative people from the leading drug that blocks HIV infections," the letter says.
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Mr. Piñera accused her government of scaring off investors, deepening the public debt and sending Chile's economy on a downward spiral.
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Joe tried scaring him straight during the podcast -- bringing up Bobby Shmurda and 7-year prison sentence as a prime example.
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Even as he tried to fix his campaign, his toxic comments keep scaring most Republicans away from aligning their fortunes with him.
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"We are going through a period where the empowered woman is ... scaring a lot of men," Albrectsen told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The corporate debt scaring policy experts like former Fed Chair Janet Yellen isn't throwing too much of a fright into market participants.
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We try the Bevmo next door, probably scaring the security guard since I look a bit disheveled in pajamas and messy hair.
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Those markets make up over 70 percent of its revenue, which is why the slow growth and shrinkage is scaring Wall Street.
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She was made by a computer to look as much like a hot and charming human being as possible without scaring people.
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This is intended to offset increasing wages instead of charging extra on menus upfront and scaring off consumers, according to the WSJ.
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Large blooms of toxic algae are spreading through the waters of coastal Florida, allegedly causing health problems and scaring away beachgoing tourists.
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All the choices and stimuli presented to them end up scaring them off rather than providing a sense of entertainment or comfort.
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The actor told Graham Norton a story about scaring a child on set — and he can't blame it entirely on the prosthetics.
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After the female passed, both the male and joey stood guard over the body, scaring off any other animals who came near.
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People outside the GOP base are starting to think seriously about what sort of president Trump would be, and it's scaring them.
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It was created by Matteo Moroni and Diego Dolciami, and they pretty much go around scaring the living crap out of people.
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We came from literally being at school to being on the front of magazines, doing something that was sort of scaring people.
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Venture capitalist Hans Tung knows the conventional wisdom about how Amazon is eating retail, destroying legacy businesses and scaring away new rivals.
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The challenge for the BOJ will be how to back away from QQE without scaring investors into a stampede out of bonds.
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He eventually suggests that a day of having a Robird scaring birds out of an area will set you back $1,000 – $1,500.
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But the immersive medium of a hell house is a somewhat new way of scaring people into virtue, and it is terrifying.
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The Chinese authorities seem to have succeeded in scaring off the retail investment crowd that swarmed into commodities in March and April.
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It didn't have anything to say, and unlike other horror media, its shoddy visuals meant scaring you was out of the question.
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He REALLY LOVES WOMEN&"BLACKS"HE WAS 28503ST BIRTHER&MUSLIM OBAMA N.Korea shot Ballistic missile from Submarine off KoreanPeninsula,Scaring LeadersIncluding China.
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They tapped into elements of discontent among Americans who felt disenfranchised and diminished, turning venom into virtue and scaring the big parties.
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Advocacy groups, both of the right and of the left, make their money by exciting (a polite word for scaring) their constituents.
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"Elizabeth Warren must think she can put up huge $$ numbers on her January report - scaring others out of the race," he wrote.
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Jennifer Lopez Props to DeGeneres for scaring the singer-dancer-actress with a Yankees player lookalike à la her beau, Alex Rodriguez.
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But that doesn't stop Trump, who has built his political career on scaring white America about the perils of diversity and immigration.
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There are two real problems with getting this issue wrong: Unnecessarily scaring people about the threat of terrorism is harmful in itself.
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The goal, an agent involved in the attack later told investigators, was to disrupt the Games by scaring off athletes and visitors.
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"Pardon me, I am doing laundry at the moment and if that noise is scaring you, it's just the machines," she said.
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So everything that's happened revolves around this concept: Rrather than scaring people from disease, we were going to ease them into health.
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I am firmly for reproductive choices, but scaring people about contraception is gaining traction, and fear is not part of informed consent.
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Again, that's the exact right use of a jump scare: you've invaded the imagination and players do the work of scaring themselves.
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In hopes of scaring voters to the polls, they have begun sounding sirens that Democrats will move quickly to impeach Mr. Trump.
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For a while now, Jacky Rosen in ever-bluer Nevada has been scaring the bejesus out of the Republican incumbent, Dean Heller.
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For months credit-rating agencies and investment specialists have been signaling that the political management of Turkey's economy is scaring away investment.
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"Annabelle: Creation" I can't think of a toy or an object that scared me because I'd usually be the one scaring people.
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Wrinkles the Clown, out October 4, captures the strange life of a Naples, FL man whose side hustle is professionally scaring kids.
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But experts say that in epidemics, overbearing measures can backfire, scaring infected people into hiding and making the outbreak harder to control.
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Kiernan said that Bradley was concerned about scaring the younger ones, so his grandchildren and his wife were in on the joke.
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And, btw, all that controversy over Lizzo's assless outfit at the Lakers game this week ... it's not scaring off the Hilfiger brand.
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"What's scaring the American people and corporate America now is the gradual roll-out," Ackman said on CNBC's "Halftime Report" on Wednesday.
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"What's scaring the American people and corporate America now is the gradual rollout," Ackman told Scott Wapner on "Halftime Report" on Wednesday.
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Blake depicts a shining, golden church scaring off its weeping congregation, only to be desecrated by a vile serpent tearing through it.
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Yet scaring people about these kinds of laws with the bathroom myth has proven an effective way to turn around public opinion.
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"I don't like scaring people," she said, "but on the other hand, people don't really know that these can be really deadly pathogens."
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But snatching land from other nations, scaring your neighbors and destabilizing your business and political rivals are not policies you can maintain forever.
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The study by Subbaraman and Roberts suggests that when it comes to protecting children's health, scaring moms could do more harm than good.
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And a new study published today in JAMA Pediatrics suggests that it's scaring families affected by autism into not getting their children vaccinated.
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Eventually, Decker explained, they had to remove their son's mask because he was scaring too many of the other kids in the neighborhood.
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He can talk of the need to liberalise France's economy, but without the radical tone of Mr Fillon, who risks scaring government employees.
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There are signs that Musk's outbursts during a critical period for the company could be scaring off some of the biggest fund managers.
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I was someone who definitely had a lot of pain … I was probably scaring the people down the hallway because I was screaming.
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Employees of the company had also made constant visits to my home, threatening myself and my husband as well as scaring my children.
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He could see it was scaring some on-prem software vendors who wondered how they could compete directly with the public cloud juggernaut.
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The failure of corporations to get the public to accept GMOs taught them how to avoid scaring people with new forms of food.
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Senior university officials want to appease a vocal minority of student activists while not scaring off future applicants or upsetting boards of trustees.
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But the way Slack facilitates procrastination and low-value socializing that could interfere with actually getting work done might be scaring off customers.
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"Sanctions will hit Turkey's economy hard - rattling international markets, scaring away foreign direct investment and crippling Turkey's aerospace and defense industry," they said.
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This has had a chilling effect on other undocumented immigrants, scaring crime victims, witnesses, criminal defendants and others from showing up to court.
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"We are having fun scaring the children," the mother of five wrote atop one photo of herself in the snow, wrinkles and all.
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When it comes to politics, the two main candidates this year personify a how-to guide to scaring away the young voter unicorn.
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But the inflation rate remains distant from the BOJ's target, as firms remain wary of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers with price hikes.
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Suitors abound in Season 73 of Lifetime's UnREAL, Stephen King is scaring up a double feature, and, yes, Sharp Objects is really happening.
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In other dire news, facial recognition technology is scaring people so much that both Democrats and Republicans say something needs to be done.
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The tightening job market has pushed up costs for some companies, prompting them to raise prices despite the risk of scaring away shoppers.
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As a city-wide strike kicked off last week, government officials said protests were scaring high-end shoppers and tourists away, threatening growth.
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"Months ago, I escaped from a home invasion and in the process I was left with intense scaring on my stomach," Elisa says.
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In 1865, The New York Times wrote of "gangs of young men" roaming the streets with firearms, scaring the public and injuring themselves.
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The chances of a landslide victory for Mexico's far-left presidential candidate, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, are growing and that is scaring investors.
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Nasrallah said without elaborating that "international and local groups" were misinforming Syrian refugees and scaring them out of leaving Lebanon to return home.
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But it's totally your fault if you go on a screaming rampage, picking fights, scaring children, being aggressive with everyone, and smashing things.
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But innovation slowed after former President Cristina Fernandez imposed currency controls and nationalized energy firms during her 2007-224 administration, scaring away foreigners.
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Nationally, some departments have been wary of cooperating with ICE, for fear of scaring away undocumented immigrants who might help in criminal investigations.
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States have kept confidential the locations of hospitals where outbreaks have occurred, citing patient confidentiality and a risk of unnecessarily scaring the public.
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Blowing up boats may have made Ms. Pudjiastuti the most beloved Indonesian cabinet minister, but the shock tactics were scaring off foreign investors.
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Brett Emery, 24, was with some friends in the ute paddock, a sprawling maze of campsites, scaring passers-by with a rubber snake.
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The Washington Post reports President Donald Trump is furious that stocks are plunging, blaming dire warnings from U.S. health officials for scaring investors.
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For the prime minister and his allies, scaring Israelis into turning out with talk of Arab voters and politicians is an old habit.
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" Marks's thirty-five-year-old daughter, who was watching with him, turned to her father and said, "Dad, General Flynn is scaring me.
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Last year, Mexican Navy patrols succeeded in scaring off the totoaba poachers by day, forcing them to haul in their nets at night.
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His solution to the problem of making cities walkable again and avoiding all that crime and traffic that was scaring off the public?
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Eventually, Kourtney and Kim have an intervention with Khloé to tell her to stop bringing up the fire because she is scaring the kids.
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Kempenich said he was spurred to act after Dakota Access Pipeline protesters last year moved to block public roadways, scaring some of his constituents.
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Its purpose with hindsight was to put a floor under prices by scaring off speculative short-sellers building up positions on the Shanghai market.
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That was my first meeting of Nick, him scaring me and somebody in the room by popping up like a jack-in-the-box.
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The Weinstein Co. is broke as a joke and a review of its books is scaring the one potential buyer who could save it.
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But inflation remains distant from the BOJ's price target as companies remain wary of raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers.
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Government bond yields are hitting all-time lows, leading investors on a hunt for yield which is scaring Cowen and Co.'s David Seaburg.
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In one ''Playhouse'' episode, a monster named Roger appears, scaring the Playhouse dwellers; Pee-wee fixes him a snack and strikes up a friendship.
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That's when 37-year-old son-in-law Bergan, fresh off a flight from his native Norway, jumped out of the shadows, scaring Dennis.
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While the couple generally keeps a low profile these days, Hemsworth has taken to sharing his various escapades in scaring Cyrus on social media.
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"They're just playing to their fan base, and they're just basically trying to use the anthem as fake patriotism, nationalism, scaring people," Kerr said.
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Another person scoffs at reports that Mr Mueller has recruited a dream team of lawyers skilled in scaring suspects into turning on their colleagues.
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Jordan Peele is back scaring audiences with his anticipated follow-up to 2017's Get Out — Us, starring Lupita Nyong'o, Elisabeth Moss, Winston Duke.
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Not to mention, DeGeneres, who had a little too much fun scaring the bejeezus out of Paulson not once, not twice, but three times.
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The exercise, in which Elliot impersonates a police officer as his hack, makes him wonder what about this situation is scaring Mr. Robot off.
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The main reason is that supply is shifting towards more potent and dangerous drugs, scaring off would-be dabblers while imperiling hard-core users.
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And pollsters believe the violence at his rallies — not to mention his ongoing misogynistic rhetoric — may be scaring off Republican and independent female voters.
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I was driving down the A10 and the silver exterior came flying off, hitting the window screen and scaring the shit out of me.
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I was part of one such organization and I know that if there's more collaboration it will really help in scaring off potential hackers.
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Thanks to a bunch of creepy clowns walking around scaring people in recent months, there's been a recent resurgence in the fear of clowns.
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That is, they're going to bad-mouth the safety of affordable food, scaring the public into buying overpriced produce from places like Whole Foods.
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In fact, one has to look no farther than Edward Snowden's tweets to understand the real objectives of this dump: scaring the American public.
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In the post, Reiff says the girls had no intention of scaring the cops, but they appreciated that if gave everyone a good laugh.
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On one hand, these regulations may be scaring bitcoin investors into selling their coins now before the full impact of regulation makes itself felt.
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Mr. Eberle said he was angry at state and local authorities for scaring away his customers for no good reason, as it turned out.
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Around 10 years old, Gutav picked up the skill as well, made up an evil character, and purposely ran around scaring his younger sibling.
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You know, this was a policy that was designed to traumatize children and families as a way of scaring them away from the border.
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Gary Burnison's LOSE THE RÉSUMÉ, LAND THE JOB (Wiley, paper, $30) is less about compassion in the workplace and more about scaring us straight.
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The denigration of individual scientists is a chilling aspect of that mistrust; experts say it skews public discourse by scaring vaccine proponents into silence.
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It's not a great look, at least at first glance, and broadcasting it runs the risk of scaring lower-income applicants away from applying.
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Similarly, Isabelle Silva from Massachusetts recommended practicing gratitude: I have experienced "the bad news blues" scaring myself by creating ridiculous scenarios in my head.
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Another problem seemed to be staffing, with Taliban's specific threats to educators who served as polling day workers clearly scaring some from showing up.
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Clearly, the woman felt the texts were sent with the intention of scaring her -- so she went to the NFL to report the incident.
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As I opened the medicine cabinet, suddenly a large number of balls and beads came loudly thundering down, scaring the life out of me.
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One of many companies getting squeezed by rising commodity and shipping costs, Hershey hopes higher prices will offset those costs without scaring away customers.
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She points out that posting threatening statements on social media or scaring your classmates is usually not enough to hospitalize someone against their will.
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But inflation remains distant from the BOJ's price target as companies remain wary of raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers.
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We're told later that night -- around 3:30 AM -- burglars smashed a window and Fogelman came out yelling something ... scaring them away empty-handed.
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"This is one way that Putin is responding and just scaring everyone," said Max Trudolyubov, an editor at large for Vedomosti, Russia's main business daily.
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It's there between the lines, but the movie could have easily struck that note just a little louder without scaring off any test screening audiences.
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But he also hinted the U.S. might be scaring away potential investment through actions like the arrest of his daughter and Huawei's CFO, Meng Wanzhou.
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On Monday night, surrounded by the doom carnival of a ghoulish political convention busy scaring itself to death on neighboring channels, that effect was redoubled.
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And I think what&aposs particularly scaring people is there are two Donald -- and I never buy into this, but there are two Donald Trumps.
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It mirrored his strategy in the 2018 midterm elections that many Republicans blame for scaring suburban women and independent voters and handing Democrats the House.
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When I moved into my house, raccoons would run wild in my front yard almost every night, tipping over trash cans and scaring my dog.
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And from a form factor standpoint, they're obtrusive, literally putting a barrier between us and everyone else, while scaring them that we might be recording.
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That news sparked intense scrutiny of other 2015 Chipotle-linked E. coli, salmonella and norovirus outbreaks, scaring away customers and sparking a federal criminal investigation.
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"Rowdy has always been known for making his booms and he makes his booms by scaring everybody," Radford's aunt, Samantha Hansen, told the news station.
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I can be walking my dog in the mask scaring children and people off, but it's my routine that I commit to every single day.
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Although this week he denied that was a factor, the liberal takeover rules which used to attract firms to Britain may be scaring some away.
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The escalating protests, which have shut government offices, blocked roads and disrupted business, is taking a toll of the citys economy and scaring off tourists.
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As pumpkins pop up on front porches across the nation, the highest interest rates in a month are scaring consumers away from the mortgage market.
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The sanctions limited access to international capital for large Russian banks and certain other businesses, scaring away investors and spooking compliance departments at top banks.
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Shia LaBeouf's arrest and heated exchanges with protesters aren't scaring off the museum hosting his web cam ... but it has a warning for the actor.
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Reddit user JasonsKetoAccount caught footage over the weekend of his pet duck Felix scaring off a hawk who'd attempted to prey on Felix's chicken friend.
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Andrés Muschietti is getting a ration of s*** from clowns who are losing bank because "It" is scaring the s*** out of the kid population.
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Sure, there's also a chance of scaring off your real-life Mr. Darcy if you wear the look IRL, but frankly, who gives a damn?
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's Supreme Leader accused the United States on Wednesday of scaring businesses away from Tehran and undermining a deal to lift international sanctions.
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But his capricious policies, from the locking-up of wealthy Saudis in 2017 to pointless diplomatic feuds with Canada and Germany, are scaring them off.
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The escalating protests, which have shut government offices, blocked roads and disrupted business, is taking a toll of the city's economy and scaring off tourists.
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Figuring out how to slash emissions further without either scaring off economic development or hampering the pace of housing construction is a challenge, she admits.
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A good home security system will not stop a determined burglar, but it does an excellent job of scaring away the vast majority of thieves.
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And Fox's horror-thriller "A Cure for Wellness" was scaring up a modest $4.9 million at 2,704 screens as it was projected to finish 11th.
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We think of the epidemic of pranksters across the United States right now, wearing whiteface and lipstick, wielding knives and scaring children and adults alike.
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Why it matters: Each party has pushed a narrative that reflects the truth of their side while angering and scaring those on the other side.
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With Stadium, we'll see if Facebook's can paint itself in team colors and rally fans without scaring away those who couldn't care less about sportsball.
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Sadly, early reporting has been based on false ACLU claims of free speech infringement, scaring even some staunch anti-BDS Israel supporters into opposing it.
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ATLANTA — The Democrat Stacey Abrams accused her opponent, Brian Kemp, of scaring voters away from the polls, and of barely having a health care plan.
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One night his bed starts shaking — but not how you'd think — and the next thing you know he's out in the barn scaring the chickens.
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Stories about ICE arrests appear in newspapers across the country every week, scaring undocumented immigrants away from courts, public transportation, or even their front door.
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After Mr. Ropke's death, Mr. Whitelaw wrote the later opinion piece, imploring school officials to risk scaring students in the hope of saving a life.
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He doubled down at a campaign rally Monday night where he continued lying to the American people, scaring viewers, and shaming women and their families.
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Opponents of the rent freeze say the policy could worsen Germany's housing crisis by scaring off real estate investors eager to build in urban centres.
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He devised an entrance from underneath the bleachers, scaring an adored teacher and exciting the interest of the popular girl he had a crush on.
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Before the duo had even entered the Us maze, a person dressed as one of The Tethered leaped out at them, scaring Haddish far away.
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Bears should be rambling through the wilds of Kamchatka in all their glory, scooping salmon out of streams and scaring the wits out of campers.
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Inflation has been scaring the markets, and investors have been bracing for a CPI report Wednesday that could send interest rates flying and stocks diving.
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The currently ruling Law and Justice party gained momentum when it started scaring people with terrorism and some diseases and parasites that refugees supposedly carry.
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And just when you're deep into a YouTube video, the thing zings you at the back of your neck, scaring the shit out of you.
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Or, more accurately, it's about navigating your real feelings (most of us aren't robots), while also not wanting to lose someone by scaring them away.
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The play saved lives, scaring its audiences into reality in a way that the vague public-health information of the time utterly failed to do.
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A highly visible and obvious security camera is often the most effective deterrent to crime, scaring off a perpetrator before they commit an illegal act.
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There's even a particularly rebellious pick in Young Attitude, a blackened teal that would be perfect for scaring the living daylights out of your friends' moms.
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Dr. Kabat believes that the Council for Education and Research on Toxics is "doing an enormous disservice to people" by scaring them away from drinking coffee.
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This results in many other byproducts of hydro development including unsafe ice for transportation, habitat destruction, and the scaring off of animals for hunting and trapping.
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Weak consumption would hamper the BOJ's attempts to boost inflation as companies would be discouraged from raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive shoppers.
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We will require calm and resolve, not politicians who seek advantage by scaring us to death, nor public officials who, good intentions aside, cannot display empathy.
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From Ellen DeGeneres, the queen of scaring people, to Adele's heartwarming prank on her impersonators, these absolutely epic jokes will make you feel grateful for YouTube.
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Blac Chyna's beefing up her personal security and got her former side piece banned from her upcoming club appearance ... because his recent actions are scaring her.
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Industry complaints that lawsuits were sucking innovation out of tech — and scaring people away from creating start-ups — led to calls in Washington for patent reform.
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These famous couples are all about keeping the humor alive in their relationships, whether they're scaring, embarrassing or otherwise pranking the pants off of one another.
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Kinshasa has denied there is a humanitarian crisis in the giant central African country, and accused foreign powers of stigmatizing the country and scaring away investment.
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All of that is likely scaring investors away, as is the possibility that more stock will be issued, which would dilute the value of existing stock.
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James Wan returns to direct a sequel to 2013's The Conjuring, which was a solid reminder of just how good he is at scaring audiences.
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He has freed himself to engage in ill-fated confrontations abroad that dilute Saudi power, exposing the kingdom to greater military threats and scaring off investors.
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It meant he could always find her in the dark and lessen the chance of her scaring other people in the park, such as night joggers.
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Despite several very overly-wrought fantasies of scaring him and beating him up, though, Karev ultimately does nothing and this isn't our big bad tragedy, either.
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Higher U.S. crude exports have been helped by lower supplies of Iranian and Venezuelan crude, which Washington has put under sanctions, scaring buyers across the world.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia and National Australia Bank warned that the surprise taxes are scaring away potential foreign investors by creating a less stable business environment.
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With the first installment scaring up more than $700 million at the global box office, "It: Chapter Two" is about to be another horror-film phenomenon.
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"While Kaiser was trying to unlock it, David continuously locked it again with my spare key, scaring both me and Kaiser," she wrote according to E!
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Many analysts believe Libya's experience giving up nuclear weapons and Muammar Gadhafi's downfall following the abandonment is scaring North Korea's Kim Jong-un away from denuclearization.
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"We are going to do a technical review of the project, without scaring anyone," he said at a construction industry conference in Mexico's second-biggest city.
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"This market is still resilient, despite some of the uncertainty that is scaring away other insurers," said Cynthia Cox, an executive at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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They are also scaring off anyone who might so much as give a lift or a bottle of water to a woman joining the wrong protest.
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"The evidence is overwhelming that firearm violence in the United States -- firearms killing people, scaring people, injuring people -- is an enormous public health problem," he said.
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Higher interest rates might be scaring stock investors, but they haven't held back the stock market this year, according to a study by Credit Suisse Securities.
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Several candidates, including then-Senator Hillary Clinton of New York, were torn between pleasing their core voters and scaring off swing voters in a general election.
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"They're just playing to their fan base, and they're just basically trying to use the anthem as fake patriotism, nationalism, scaring people," Kerr said of the NFL.
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Tiffany & Co. is a top retail stock, despite a shopper-scaring police presence outside its flagship store near Trump Tower, analyst Bob Drbul told CNBC on Monday.
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On Tuesday, Senators unanimously agreed that federal oversight of the system would help prevent scaring the hell out of citizens with erroneous "BALLISTIC MISSILE THREAT INBOUND" warnings.
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When Euphrates isn't scaring off criminals, she enjoys chewing on a 4 x 4 fence post and eating up to eight cups of dog food a day.
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In a video posted online, the green snake can be seen inching along near an overhead luggage compartment before slipping and dangling from its tail, scaring passengers.
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After scaring him by dropping a colony of killer flies on him, he'd returned to her, the flies having now taken up residence inside of his body.
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The 43-year old leader was catapulted to power in 2015 on pledges to tear up the country's bailouts, end austerity and freeze privatizations, scaring away investors.
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After all, if what Hill says is true, Sondland spoke specifically about the Biden probe — scaring Bolton enough to want Hill to chat with the NSC's lawyer.
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A lot of women who are pregnant would love to be offered a seat, and scaring people out of the impulse to be generous doesn't seem helpful.
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And because she believes that access to reproductive care is important, the incident is not scaring her away and she's determined to keep pushing for a conversation.
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"Sanctions will hit Turkey's economy hard — rattling international markets, scaring away foreign direct investment and crippling Turkey's aerospace and defense industry," the bipartisan group of senators wrote.
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A 14-year-old stabbed a 16 year old who was wearing a clown mask and scaring a group of people with a hammer in his hand.
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Unlike the grazing cows, the boars are menaces, destroying crops, scaring children and offending the eyes with their long snouts, muddy black hair and sharp, curved tusks.
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But whereas Germany has plenty of fiscal room, Italy, with public debt of more than 130% of GDP, would risk scaring financial markets (again) if it splurged.
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In other words, while many of us may be worried about some of the policies espoused by populist governments, these are not necessarily scaring away foreign investors.
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Scaring people from going to court is stupid; it only serves to prevent prosecutors and judges from doing their jobs punishing and preventing crime in our communities.
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As if that weren't a troubling enough statistic on its own, this visible increase has also been scaring abuse and assault survivors into not denouncing their abusers.
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Other ways of scaring off a coyote include banging pots and pans, throwing small objects near (not at) the animal or spraying a hose by the coyote.
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The demo incorporates elements from Kitchen, the VR vignette first showed at E3 last year that became semi-legendary for scaring its players into public screaming fits.
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Remember that millennials and Gen Z are the generations raised on heath class teachers scaring us into thinking publishing anything unprofessional online would ruin our lives forever.
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It may be scaring away some of the momentum investors who rushed in, which means that bargain hunters can scoop up bitcoin at a more attractive price.
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"I think it woke up the equity geeks and now they're worried about an accelerating Fed, and that's scaring the market," said Andrew Brenner of National Alliance.
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Dr. Levi thinks that this Eastern coyote has exacerbated the Lyme problem by killing or scaring off another rodent predator — the fox — without reducing the deer population.
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The usefulness of a feature like silent shooting varies from shooting animals without scaring them, to maintaining the professional atmosphere in a place like the White House.
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Scaring people out of supporting products made by and for people of color contributes to the systemic ways in which people of color are seen as outsiders.
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I see you going to sidewalk, scaring some folks, doing a dumb dance, tearing up, and losing all your street cred in the process before saying yes.
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"Some people look at this and say you're causing alarm or scaring people," Bill Walker, the EWG's vice president and managing editor told me over the phone.
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The reimposition of U.S. sanctions has put pressure on the Iranian economy, scaring off some foreign investors even as European powers try to salvage the 2015 pact.
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But it is how you expect the head of the most powerful country in the world to deliver a message without scaring the pants off the public.
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"It's scaring people off," Connie Johnson, a 78-year-old in Knoxville, Iowa, who came to a recent Warren town hall, said of Ms. Warren's health plan.
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While robotic dogs scaring people would be frightening, the lease agreement specifically talks about evaluating Spot's capabilities in inspecting dangerous situations that may involve suspects or devices.
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Fears of punitive measures on Russian individuals and their international assets may be scaring Russian capital back to the mother country, one expert told CNBC on Thursday.
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To fight back though, cops in Miami began adding fake officer sighting to the map, in hopes of scaring more drivers to drive safely, reports NBC Miami.
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Has President Donald Trump, in his first six weeks in office, singlehandedly secured the US/Mexico border — simply by scaring people out of coming to the US?
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A video of Nicholson hyping himself up to perform the infamous axe scene in The Shining has resurfaced on the Internet, and it's scaring us all over again.
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When Honda revealed its stunning and grandparent-scaring Civic Hatchback Prototype earlier this year, I presumed the production version would never be as sharp, angular and downright extreme.
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The remake of Stephen King's It is already scaring viewers with super-creepy previews and eerie photos of Pennywise, the not-so-friendly clown played by Bill Skarsgard.
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"We have people in various positions throughout the tunnel peeling soap away, scaring people, we have various props and scenes set up," one of the employees told WEWS.
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It's been a brutal quarter for Facebook At least its swifter user growth rates show Facebook survived its biggest ever data breach without scaring off too many people.
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Think of it like that time everyone was scaring their cats with cucumbers, but it's far less scarring for the pet, not to mention much more skill-based.
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Though "Shazam!" led the way in North America, Paramount's horror remake "Pet Sematary" also had a strong start, scaring up $25 million when it debuted in 3,446 locations.
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These swan-shaped robots swim in Singapore's waters and assess pollution, drinkability, and temperature, allowing researchers to gather data without scaring people with dangerous-looking traditional water drones.
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Greatest heel turn: the suicidal security bot that found work scaring homeless people God bless the Knightscope K5, for it is truly a trailblazer in human-robot relations.
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Clearly he has a sense of humor about scaring well-adjusted kids and grownups alike by disappearing into a storm drain in search of his beloved paper boat.
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Amy Klobuchar said the raids are "not about giving people who are security risks deported, it's about scaring everyone in the country," on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday.
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Egypt has struggled to restore growth after the 2011 uprising that ended Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule, ushering in an era of political instability and scaring away tourists.
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Dunham, who has never shied away from baring her body onscreen or off, posted photos of herself wearing a bikini from Target proudly displaying her scaring from endometriosis.
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"You are still seeing some pressure on energy stocks, but I think for the most part, its not completely scaring everybody out of the energy space," Pavlik said.
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Flight 666 just made its last landing in HEL, another creepy clown accosted some kid, and a couple of teens have been scaring people in elaborate shrub disguises.
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Japanese core consumer prices rose just 0.3 percent in Aprilfrom a year earlier, as companies remain wary of raising prices for fear of scaring away price-sensitive households.
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A majestic lynx wandered onto the slopes near at the Purgatory Resort in Durango, Colorado, on Wednesday, scaring and mystifying skiers and snowboarders while they hit some powder.
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Yet the EU's new openness cannot undo the damage done by the recent violence, which may strike a crippling blow to Turkey's tourism industry by scaring Europeans away.
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Approaching the old airfield, on the branch of a dying, dried-up oak, a prideful scrub jay hopped and flapped as if in hopes of scaring us off.
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For America to start scaring the world at this moment is to diminish South Korea's hopeful moment on the world stage (not to mention American athletes' hopes, too).
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Read a chat we we had with your man Jackiboy and check the video for "My Dickies" which includes aviation and Riddick scaring some ponies with his shredding.
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The bottom line: China's threats of retaliation are scaring farmers in the GOP's rural base and across Trump country, creating a potential drag for Republicans in November's midterms.
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The men, who all wore black, pushed their way through the crowds of mourners, trampled the memorial and occupied the stairs, scaring away those who were there earlier.
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Individual institutions and national, state and local governments have been reluctant to publicize outbreaks of resistant infections, arguing there is no point in scaring patients — or prospective ones.
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" The transformation is remarkable: HANNITY, March 9: "This scaring the living hell out of people -- I see it, again, as like, let's bludgeon Trump with this new hoax.
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What was scaring both Mr. Guirgis and Mr. Williams, they said later, was having just 12 days of rehearsals to get the play down before technical rehearsals begin.
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" She added, "Not to sound flippant, but I was in love with her and all of her, and she's a woman ... That's not scaring me or deterring me.
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Beijing and its local allies had been convinced that the protest movement had antagonized the public by blocking roads and rail lines and scaring off shoppers and tourists.
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Plume Vapour counsel told the court that "relative harm" from e-cigarettes was less than from tobacco products and the government was scaring consumers by banning the product.
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In the eighties, Andy Warhol photographed him wearing plaid flannel, his hands raised like claws and a vague, suggestive smile on his lips: Am I scaring you, honey?
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Baltimore is accustomed to being painted as downtrodden and falling apart; whenever anything bad happens, people here say, the national media swoops in, scaring away tourists and investors.
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Business leaders groused that the president had been bad for business, endangering $218 billion in local trade with Mexico while scaring away businesses with tales of immigrant mayhem.
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The Manchester bombing isn't scaring off Ariana Grande's fans -- most of them have claimed seats for this weekend's One Love benefit show ... despite the underhanded efforts of fakers.
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"Scaring the international community with the decisions of a mad man is a repetitive tactic that has proved to be ineffective," Fars news agency quoted Shamkhani as saying.
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How are we humans supposed to blend in to uncover all of its secrets, when our observation tools are hooked to clunky vehicles with fish-scaring propellers and jets?
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You will no longer experience that grating sound of an unrelated video that you never asked for blasting through the speakers and scaring the crap out of the cat.
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It's also another great reminder of how a genre that has historically been dismissed and maligned can actually offer rich storytelling while still scaring the crap out of audiences.
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The big-headed, plastic figures were the sassy sisters to the Barbie, showing up in toy stores in the early 2000s, causing hysteria for children, and scaring parents everywhere.
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As such, it seemed that perhaps the Duffer Brothers and their Stranger Things cast were due for a little payback for scaring the crap out of so many viewers.
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So it could all put pressure on Italian assets as 2018 starts, scaring some investors away but creating opportunities for others hunting for stock bargains as the economy improves.
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That has slowed down a promised boon for the Iranian economy, scaring off foreign investors and making it difficult for Iranian banks to forge links with the outside world.
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"Further downward price pressure is expected as signs of an oversupplied global market refuse to go away," said oil broker PVM, adding that "macroeconomic risk" was scaring buyers away.
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Forget face paint, scaring the crap out of your family and friends is now going to be an easy feat with the "Turn into Sadako vs Kayako" face pack.
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The data underscores the challenge the central bank faces in eradicating Japan's entrenched deflationary mindset that discourages firms from raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers.
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It's also an entertaining way to pass the time, if you're into scaring little kids and guaranteeing the creep sitting next to you won't fall asleep on your shoulder.
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"Scaring people into salvation has often been a part of the Christian tradition," according to R. Marie Griffith, director of the John C. Danforth Center on Religion and Politics.
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Scaring people while wearing red noses and flowers that squirt water is one thing, but actually stabbing a teenage boy in the shoulder is a step too far, clowns.
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The immersive theater series Delusion has been scaring audiences in Los Angeles since 2011, and now the creators of The Walking Dead are bringing the show to virtual reality.
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But survivors in West Africa say they feel a particularly immense fear — of shaming their families, of scaring off potential husbands, of taking on the region's most powerful institutions.
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Protests against the city's government and China are erupting almost daily, disrupting business, scaring off tourists and threatening to tarnish Hong Kong's international reputation as a stable financial hub.
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While clowns were originally hired to entertain royals and members of the elite class, it seems that nowadays, clowns are more prone to scaring people than making them laugh.
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It would also add new criminal penalties against doctors and clinicians as a scare tactics that serves the sole purpose of scaring women away from seeking safe, legal abortion.
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"It's a sad day when Donald Trump and the Republicans have to rely on scaring people out of voting to try to achieve their electoral aims," Mr. Elias said.
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"I think closing on doom and gloom and scaring people over immigration, that is not going to bring home undecided voters in swing districts," Costello told CNN's Lauren Fox.
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They believe that at the 11th hour, after scaring all and sundry with a no-deal Brexit, the PM will pull her preferred option out of her diplomatic bag.
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"People are looking for good sources of information because a lot of what they see, when they log into their social media platforms, is just scaring them," he said.
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I think a Democrat running with a sunny, positive message about the benefits of the energy transition could pick up intense climate voters without scaring off the center-right.
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Besides, I'm sure that a woman would rather share a park with some homosexuals instead of 30 or 40 vigilantes, running around with walkie-talkies and flashlights, scaring people.
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Portugal has so far reported 78 confirmed cases of the coronavirus, far below the nearly 3,000 in neighbouring Spain, but the growing fear of contagion is scaring holidaymakers away.
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That vagueness allowed the base to understand it one way without scaring off moderates, while making it difficult for opponents to poke holes in a plan that didn't exist.
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"People here use anything and everything that will give them the ability to control the process if they can, whether by scaring or whatever you do," Mr. Lorionokou said.
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The new people have come, the usurpers, with their private jets and home theaters and tank-like hybrid cars, scaring the waterfowl and scattering the discreet and peaceful ease.
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But that leaves an opening: A populist party like Alternative for Germany can indulge those ideas just enough to excite its supporters without scaring off larger groups of voters.
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Egypt had roughly $36 billion in reserves before its 2011 uprising ushered in a period of political turmoil, scaring off tourists and foreign investors, key sources of hard currency.
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Iran's oil exports are becoming harder to measure as ships switch off tracking systems, oil industry sources say, adding uncertainty over how far U.S. sanctions are scaring off buyers.
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Hosted by Stranger Things star Gatten Matarazzo, Prank Encounters lures people into it clutches by holding fake job interviews and then scaring them with a variety of terrifying scenarios.
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Here's our statement in response to the DCCC's leaked memos in which they are scaring Democratic candidates and officials away from being strong on gun violence and #MedicareForAll. pic.twitter.
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Lawyers trying to drum up lawsuits on television can say anything, including making false or misleading statements about the same drugs and scaring patients to death, without any repercussions.
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And the same analysts and pundits that mourn the lack of broad participation in the stock market have been scaring the pants off people about staying invested in it.
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The data underscores the challenge the central bank faces in eradicating an entrenched deflationary mindset that discourages firms from raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers.
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"You are still seeing some pressure on energy stocks, but I think for the most part, it is not completely scaring everybody out of the energy space," Pavlik said.
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A dozen of the girls who escaped reported to Human Rights Watch that men entered the school grounds on motorcycles around midnight, scaring away the only guard on site.
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They also exert what experts call a "regulatory chill,"scaring governments to refrain from passing measures to protect the environment or public health for fear of investor-state lawsuits.
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Perry (Alexander Skarsgård) is still scaring the shit out of Celeste (Nicole Kidman), except for the sporadic moments when Celeste decides his control issues and abuse turn her on.
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The country had roughly $36 billion in reserves before its 2011 uprising ushered in a period of political turmoil, scaring off tourists and foreign investors, key sources of hard currency.
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That's why Colton did initially tell Cassie that if the looming idea of getting engaged at the rose ceremony was scaring her, they didn't need to necessarily go that route.
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I think I was still numb to the whole thing and when he reacted to hearing 'retinoblastoma,' that's what ended up scaring me more than I'd ever been scared before.
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Over the longer term, China would suffer the discredit of the yuan, dooming its quest to achieve foreign-exchange reserve status for its currency and scaring away needed foreign investment.
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Player burn out certainly isn't scaring everyone away, more and more teams are being bankrolled by pro athletes and celebrities like Boston Celtics star Jonas Jerebko and DJ Steve Aoki.
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In the meantime, this news doesn't seem to be scaring him away from the region: He is currently in Lithuania to ratify an energy partnership with leaders from Baltic states.
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After scaring off a young crook (and, impressively, shooting himself in the gut and remaining unwounded) Luke sees Black Mariah go in the doors with Chico's backpack full of money.
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It's thrilling to see her exert her power by literally scaring the piss out of her friend's toxic ex or levitating in a scene that recalls 1996's The Craft.
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Until then, the contraceptive app space will remain limited, creeping forward amongst women on the hunt for something different, and ideally scaring off those looking for an easy magic bullet.
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Talk show host Ellen DeGeneres is good at many things, from trying to trick the Kardashians into revealing pregnancy news to scaring guests with physical embodiments of their biggest fears.
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"The strong U.S. dollar and expectations of more interest rate hikes are pushing gold down and kind of scaring gold investors," said Carlo Alberto De Casa, chief analyst at ActivTrades.
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Ms Lightfoot has no experience in handling a big bureaucracy, managing the aldermen she promises to confront or coming up with smart ideas for raising revenues without scaring off taxpayers.
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Bob McNair's "inmates" comments could serve as free agent repellent ... scaring off top NFL players who simply don't want to play for the Houston Texans owner ... so says Kenny Smith.
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State-run South Oil Co. (SOC) said the violence had started scaring oil workers and foreign contractors who in some cases had refused to move drilling rigs over security concerns.
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The BOJ, the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank are all grappling with how to exit extraordinary policy steps, without scaring investors accustomed to years of massive cheap money.
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"I'm obviously very loud so I'm not good at scaring people," Cyrus said, adding that whenever she tries, "He's like, 'I can hear you back there behind the door.&apos"
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It is no accident that the CEO of Breitbart News, a hyper-ideological conservative media outlet that specializes in scaring the hell out of its audience, is leading Trump's campaign.
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The U.S. Government hereby agrees to engage Alligators & Snakes to provide the U.S. Government with services consisting of: scaring the bejesus out of any persons who come near them. 2.
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Moro cast his bill as an economic priority too, arguing that high crime rates in Brazil were hurting Latin America's largest economy by putting off investment and scaring away tourism.
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The classic era of the ghost story—ranging from Victorian times through World War I—was dominated by female authors with a knack for scaring everyone out of their minds.
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Sasquatch, sometimes known by its derogatory nickname "Bigfoot," is a mythical creature who creeps through the woods in the western US, periodically scaring hikers or inspiring some strange erotic fantasies.
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It will also propose methods for controlling the avian populations, such as scaring them off with loud noises, according to a recently passed amendment to a solid waste management plan.
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I think this country does a great job of scaring people nowadays and that's really the way people control other people, through fear and they've created a lot of fear.
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"We should avoid scaring away foreign and domestic investors ... we can attract 140 billion dollars of investment that can help to tackle unemployment," Rouhani said in a live radio program.
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Bloomberg reported on Tuesday that the Justice Department was conducting a criminal investigation of price manipulation using Tether, one of many issues related to Tether that are scaring investors away.
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The burning of forests has become hugely contentious, partly because if can send a heavy haze over other parts of Southeast Asia, raising fears about health and scaring off tourists.
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Venezuela took over operations from Exxon Mobil and other oil companies, scaring off foreign companies, and the government's subsequent mismanagement of its oil industry has contributed to its economic crisis.
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" Arab news media and entertainment have long been "programming people toward this hostility" toward Israel and Jews, he said, while political leaders were "intimidating and scaring people into manifesting it.
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The last time things were this slow, Mr. Natori said, was in March 2011, after an earthquake and tsunami caused a nuclear meltdown, scaring tourists away from Japan for months.
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It also seems to have had the unintended consequence of scaring passengers who worried that slaughtering goats was the airline's best effort at ensuring its planes were safe to fly.
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Ever since the 1973 cult classic "Soylent Green" introduced audiences to the food shortages climate change will bring, movie makers and television show producers have been scaring people about it.
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First in West Virginia and now in Kentucky and Oklahoma, teachers and other public employees have been strategizing, organizing and scaring the tar out of their mostly-Republican elected representatives.
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While Washington is beginning to embrace the need for a modernized transportation system, several organizations have resorted to making inaccurate claims in hopes of scaring policymakers into ignoring tangible benefits.
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We like to burn incense on Christmas Eve, and of course we also have Krampus—Santa's demon goat helper—who roams around scaring the living hell out of our children.
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A guy who has been tailing Kendall Jenner, chasing her, banging on her windows and scaring the hell out of her has just been ordered to stay far far away.
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For example, the music industry has attempted to turn copyright infringement into a revenue model by hiring companies tasked with scaring potential pirates into paying up to avoid a trial.
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Likewise, U.K. data for the first quarter showed a slowdown in growth amid concerns that a forthcoming vote on the country's membership of the European Union is scaring investors and industry.
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We broke the story, Ciara says her baby daddy cost her half a million bucks by trash-talking her and scaring an international cosmetics company away from doing business with her.
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Newlywed Miley Cryus and Liam Hemsworth have been delighting the internet with videos of them scaring each other for a long time, but Cyrus's latest surprise has likely topped them all.
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He also said recent economic policy decisions showed a move away from free market principles and that "scaring global investors necessary to the development of the country is a dead-end".
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The country had roughly $36 billion in reserves before an uprising in 2011 ushered in a period of political turmoil, scaring away tourists and foreign investors, key sources of hard currency.
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Professor X (James McAvoy) is happily running the School for Gifted Youngsters, where a teenaged Jean Grey (Game of Thrones's Sophie Turner) is scaring the other kids with her wicked nightmares.
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So these startups face fundraising challenges for the space they are in, as well as unnecessary additional hurdles from the home institutions, increasing the likelihood of scaring away already skittish investors.
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New research shows that female cuckoos conduct this bait-and-switch while scaring the crap out of their unsuspecting hosts—which they do by mimicking the call of a predatory bird.
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The U.K. economy posted a slowdown in growth in the first quarter amid concerns that a forthcoming vote on the country's membership of the European Union is scaring investors and industry.
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"What if I'm scaring him off?" she bleats to a friend, who rightly counters that being there for someone in their time of need is the basic stuff of a relationship.
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She mothers the men at the bar, scaring them off one after the next, until — lo and behold — a hot dad from school walks in and sweeps her off her feet.
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So they ran a campaign aimed at scaring Canadian progressives, trying to convince them that a vote for the NDP or the Greens would effectively be a vote for the Conservatives.
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Perhaps it's even more dramatic, with Mallory scaring Vivien Harmon (Connie Britton), the human vessel who would give birth to Michael, from ever entering the Murder House in the first place.
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The hopeful news is that, after scaring everyone, scientists are now studying ways they can stimulate cells near the bacteria to remove it from our spinal cords once we've been infected.
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Of all the Halloween traditions that have carried on through the years: horror movie marathons, pranks, and pumpkin carving, needlessly scaring parents seems to have become one of the lasting ones.
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But though this might seem to serve the president's agenda of protecting and repatriating manufacturing jobs, scaring companies away from global supply chains will leave America poorer in the long run.
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The chief of Greenville, South Carolina's police force warned those who are dressing up as clowns and scaring local residents that they will face arrest for causing alarm throughout the area.
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Chicago Cubs star Kris Bryant got the scare of a lifetime on Wednesday night when lightning struck just outside of legendary Wrigley Field, scaring the bejeezus out of the All-Star.
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In an email to VICE, the North Vancouver school board said the increase in vaping has become a "serious safety issue" that is scaring non-vaping students away from the bathrooms.
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We're told Jillian recently filed a complaint with animal control, saying the neighbor's dogs are a total menace ... charging her fence, bothering her dogs and scaring her kids and horses too.
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She fears the treatment of women in politics in Nigeria, and the threats they face, is scaring women away despite a need to have them fighting for policies that affect women.
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Glencore's control and knowledge of actual coal output in Australia and the influence this has on derivatives contracts means it is difficult for outsiders to predict price movements, scaring off traders.
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However she is concerned that the treatment of women in politics in Nigeria, and the threats they receive, is scaring women away with less than six percent of Nigerian parliamentarians female.
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"If that cost goes up, then it may be yet another factor scaring off private capital from showing up in some countries where we all agree it needs to," Hammer said.
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For that to happen, their endorsements of Cruz would have to scare off John Kasich and turn the contest into a two-man race, and Kasich doesn't seem to be scaring.
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The dead-fowl tradition is sort of silly, but it does hark back to the good old days when people thought about shooting in terms of sport and scaring off burglars.
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And in a culture in which everything is content, by clicking on videos and laughing at the misfortune of others, we've all made scaring people on the internet something worth doing.
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The SPH said conflicts risk scaring away investments in Peru, and called for the government to do more than collect taxes and royalties and tend to the needs of remote communities.
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Also, Windows, especially the new versions (obviously, please don't use Windows XP for god's sake) isn't as awful as it used to be, despite The Observer scaring readers away from it.
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The international outrage over the killing has amplified those challenges by scaring off many of the foreign partners Crown Prince Mohammed is counting on to help carry out his ambitious reforms.
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But Dr. Atsuko Koyama, a pediatrician based in Atlanta who provides abortions in a separate practice, believes that the Georgia law is having an effect anyway — by scaring and confusing patients.
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Mass pro-democracy protests have been taking place for 10 straight weeks, disrupting business, forcing the cancellation this week of nearly 1,000 flights, and scaring investors in Asia's premier financial hub.
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" The suit also accuses Mr. Kadro of harassment, saying that at one point last year he "kicked and shoved Ms. Wei's chair with substantial force, startling, intimidating and scaring Ms. Wei.
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Camera: If you want to upgrade from your phone, the Nikon Coolpix B700 superzoom camera offers 60x zoom so you can get close up shots of creatures without scaring them away.
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Raids on printing offices, legal threats against mayors, and violent police actions had the dual effect of motivating those committed to a "yes" vote and scaring off voters opposed to independence.
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The 2017 forecast means Malaysia should have its fastest growth since 2014, after which a crash in commodity prices slowed exports and the ringgit currency weakened sharply, scaring off foreign investors.
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Perhaps spooked by the current climate on Capitol Hill, Halloween retailers say customers are ditching duds inspired by politicians and instead scaring up sales of costumes depicting hot-button political issues.
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I feel myself slipping further and further in favor of a hard stance on immigration and that's scaring me especially as I'd consider myself to be educated and very socially minded.
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Snider also cited the cliché of a woman who doesn't tell a man she is dating that she wants a committed relationship for fear of scaring him off and being rejected.
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Father Foshage understood the impulse: It has been hard for everyone, scaring away business from the town and staining the reputation of a community that has been genuinely trying to heal.
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While U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross has said the citizenship question will help federal authorities enforce voter protections, plaintiffs claim it is aimed at scaring immigrants into abstaining from the census.
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This weekend's final new wide release, Fox Searchlight's black comedy "Ready or Not," opened at No. 6, scaring up $7.6 million for the weekend for a five-day start of $1943 million.
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The Republicans ran on a slogan of "jobs not mobs" while scaring voters into believing that hordes of immigrants, funded by philanthropist George Soros, were preparing to storm our country's southern border.
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The score is the musical equivalent of groupthink terror, as if the musicians are sitting in the dark telling each other ghost stories—simultaneously scaring the crap out of the audience, too.
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"We just didn't think they would only want beer," said one waiter at a upscale eatery in central Moscow who asked not to be identified for fear of scaring off future customers.
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Japan's economy is expanding steadily but consumer inflation hovers around 1 percent, well below the BOJ's target, as companies remain reluctant to raise prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers.
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Bennett, the RAND scholar, says a combination of ratcheted-up sanctions and a sense that Trump might actually be crazy enough to start a war might be scaring them into genuine negotiations.
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A clampdown risks scaring away legitimate investment, especially if it is seen as targeting entire nationalities: many Russians own London pads through offshore companies for reasons of privacy or legal tax planning.
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"It's freaking out and scaring a whole bunch of people, as you can imagine," said Parecki, the Big Island realtor, who evacuated his home in the Kapoho Vacationland neighborhood in recent days.
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"We are proposing a new, more transparent, plain-English set of requirements that preserves our enforcement authority without scaring lenders away from doing business with the FHA," FHA Commissioner Brian Montgomery said.
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The American Council on Science and Health condemned the FDA for needlessly scaring the public, while Brad Rodu and Joel Nitzkin of the R Street Institute cast doubt on the agency's science.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said at a New York event Monday she told President Trump during a phone call last week he's "scaring the children" with his mass deportation plans.
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Why try to break a man who is already broken, when you could easily gain him as an ally by scaring the living daylights out of him and later feeding him pickles?
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Tom Brady is scaring the living hell out of Patriots fans -- not only is he on the new cover of Madden ... but he's essentially sticking his middle finger up at the curse!!!
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All of us have an interest in making sure that our communities are safe and scaring victims away from reporting and cooperating with law enforcement only makes all of us less safe.
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There's speculation that this is because there are significantly more men than women on the site, and AdultFriendFinder would likely be worried about scaring off newcomers with the whole male-heavy vibe.
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Inside the bank, some high-ranking voices raised the concern that Cryan's public criticism of the bank's culture, business practices and disjointed IT systems risked damaging employee morale and scaring away customers.
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In Beijing, police say [Chinese] it's not illegal to have the decals on, but the driver may have to bear responsibility of any accidents that result from scaring another driver with them.
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The more substantive parallel is that both Beginning Hour and PT are slow-paced first-person horror experiences that aim to return their respective series back to the business of scaring you.
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Ukraine billionaire Dmitry Firtash is Exhibit A of how corrupt, ex-President Viktor Yanukovych-era Ukraine oligarchs are scaring away investors and aggravating fault lines between the county and its crucial allies.
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But helicopters are loud, and wobbly, and expensive; even if hunters could afford such a trip, they wound up scaring the hogs away before they could get a clear shot at them.
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The slapstick ferocity of Mr. Reiner's family drama is soon apparent when Gordon puts on a Halloween gorilla costume in a feeble attempt at scaring his mother (Ruth Gordon) to death. Mrs.
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There's speculation that this is because there are significantly more men than women on the site, and AdultFriendFinder would likely be worried about scaring off newcomers with the whole "sausage party" vibe.
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After you enter, someone follows you like a shadow, like a retail salesperson, constantly brainwashing and scaring you... denying you the opportunity for independent thought or time to consult friends and family.
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Trump could throw his weight behind local initiatives for some perceived easy proxy wins, and talk up federal anti-porn measures, potentially scaring the porn industry and invigorating its critics even more.
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European basic resources and energy share indexes slumped to their lowest levels in more than 12 years, with a sharp decline in oil and metals prices scaring investors away from commodities stocks.
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"How Dr. Faustus hates giving up his little bit of power & his moment of glory SCARING USA that COVID-19 may become seasonal, returning stronger next year," he said in a tweet.
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So if you are a NK hawk, Trump's rhetoric last year made things worse, not better, by scaring up a dovish consensus for Moon to make concessions and keep Trump at bay.
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Public health experts have pointed to anti-vaccination content online as playing a major role in scaring parents away from getting their kids vaccinated, resulting in outbreaks of measles and other illnesses.
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SCARING OFF THE BEARS A grouping of 2000 Chinese smelters pledged to cut a collective 26,233 tonnes of production this year at an industry meeting in the city of Xian last week.
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You see, I thought their behavior was cynical and strategic: They opposed Obamacare because they thought there was political mileage in scaring people about change, and also in denying Obama any successes.
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The American Red Cross recommends employing a wooden stick to turn over upended items that might harbor critters, as well as for scaring away snakes and for moving potentially-live electrical wires.
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I had one more shot before he would get too close for us to cast without scaring him off, but I rushed my next attempt and sent the fly zinging too far.
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"The goal of this attack was for beyond Afghanistan — it was for showing American power to North Korea, Syria and some other countries; it was for scaring these countries," Mr. Amin said.
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A 20173 video in which Harris laughs as she calls the idea "controversial" and boasts about scaring a mom with the prospect of going to jail has added fuel to the fire.
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Harvey Weinstein's long alleged history of sexually preying on actresses, journalists, and musicians — and then scaring them into silence — has spurred a deeply charged national conversation about sexual harassment in the workplace.
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As a false nuclear missile alarm swept over Hawaii — scaring residents so badly they stopped watching pornting — Trump spent a quiet Saturday golfing and avoiding his press pool at Mar-a-Lago.
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Background sources tell TechCrunch that Match's suit puts pressure on Bumble to accept the acquisition while potentially scaring off bidders and investors wary of Bumble's prospects if the patent infringement suit drags on.
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Using Philips Hue bulbs, you can paint any room in whatever spooky color your choose and tell your voice assistant of choice to change the lighting whenever you feel like scaring the neighbors.
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You are legitimately scaring everybody around you, standing alone in the corner with your eyes glazing over and the dirty shoes you took off hours ago placed sadly next to your lifeless body.
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However, I'll be joining my neighbors in Asheville, North Carolina, to make the point that our president does not have a mandate, rather his immaturity is scaring even people like me into action.
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Since you could watch Brody in the ring swinging a chain and running up into the audience, parting seas of fans and scaring people, people back then thought that's who he really was.
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"I think it's scaring the crap out of people like families or mothers who work full time," she said, assuring everyone she doesn't spend her days concocting tooth powder, lotion, deodorant, or cleaners.
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An index stripping away the cost of energy showed consumer inflation stood at 0.1 percent in February, suggesting that companies remain wary of raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-savvy consumers.
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From the title to the marketing, Alien: Covenant has been framed as a direct descendent of the original, with one thing in mind above all others: scaring the hell out of the audience.
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It's one of the few times of year that wearing masks and scaring the bejesus out of people is not just socially acceptable, but encouraged and enshrined with special date on the calendar.
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In keeping with her annual Halloween tradition of scaring her executive producer Andy Lassner, Ellen DeGeneres sent him to Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights — and Chrissy Teigen came along for the spooktacular ride.
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And on the other side, you find well-known corporations with established business models, five-year sales plans and processes tailored for incremental product improvements to avoid scaring off a loyal customer base.
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Strangelove) and scaring the crap out of us about the consequences of genetic engineering (every modern zombie movie), to cautioning us against environmental disasters and spinning any number of silly allegories in between.
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Any changes would seek to strike a balance between preventing possible espionage while not scaring away talented students in a way that would harm universities financially or undercut technological innovation, administration officials said.
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But sometimes I do succeed in scaring them, like when I see them do stuff, and I won't mention it until later, and they're like, 'Wait, how did you know I did that?
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Iran argued that other sanctions — such as those linked to human rights, terrorism and missile development — were scaring off potential investors and banks who feared any business with Iran would lead to punishment.
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Artist Tony Matelli is behind the latest NYC art exhibit – a very lifelike figure of a man sleepwalking through the concrete jungle in his tighty whities – that's scaring attracting tourists and locals alike.
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In the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, the Weird Sisters, a trio of adoptive sister-witches, enjoy luring young men into their town's coal mine and scaring the shit out of them (or worse).
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"Without talking about the reward component, all that is left is risk aversion, and you end up scaring people at a time when investors need to be looking at building income," he said.
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Richie isn't really firing everyone, though, he's just pre-writing Donald Trump's Apprentice-style management book: How to Effectively Motivate Your Employees By Literally & Figuratively Scaring the Ever-Living Shit Out of Them.
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But Twitter, which is based in San Francisco, has been skittish about making major changes to the service, seemingly paralyzed at the thought of scaring off any members of its loyal fan base.
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First, the priest may attempt to scold the yokai into leaving, or bring in a few dogs to lick the person from head to toe, thereby scaring the fox into a hasty exit.
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Instead, the project relies almost entirely on the power of suggestion — "you in your own house, scaring yourself," as Randall puts it — and it's shocking how much it can do with so little.
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A gift because it propelled Jordan to basketball's pinnacle, scaring everybody in his path along the way—and a curse because it transformed many of those around him into fawning groupies and sycophants.
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It is alleged that the eight men accused of the crime, all of whom are Hindu, plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring the predominately-Muslim nomads into vacating the region.
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Iran argued that other sanctions — such as those linked to human rights, terrorism, and missile development — were scaring off potential investors and banks who feared any business with Iran would lead to punishment.
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In reality, it was likely the recent guilty plea by Trump's former national security advisor Michael Flynn for lying to the FBI that has been scaring the bejesus out of these Mueller-bashers.
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Kelly Ward, the DCCC's executive director, said times have changed, and Democrats can successfully support tougher gun laws without scaring gun owners into thinking the party is at war with the Second Amendment.
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Coming from the cable TV industry may help Stern hammer out deals that will give Apple's TV service top content while not scaring off executives who still fear Apple's control over the industry.
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UChicago's dean of admissions, James Nondorf, told the Post that "testing is not the be-all and the end-all," and that he doesn't want "one little test score ... scaring off" worthy applicants.
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But the boost from the tax increase may have been offset by discounts that companies offered for their goods to keep the higher burden from scaring away cost-sensitive consumers, some analysts say.
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The army and his Central Intelligence Organisation ensured his grip on power, rigging elections, killing opponents, closing newspapers and scaring away a generation of bright and tolerant Zimbabweans who could have led Africa.
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"I used to envision the city as a fantasy of hope, but now the place that was going to save me was scaring me," he wrote in a post commemorating World Aids Day.
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She said media reports and Lombardy officials, who have been criticized for inflating the threat by over-testing, are making the problem seem worse than it is and are scaring off potential clients.
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Homicide rates in the Northern Triangle actually are declining (though still more than twice the average in Latin America) but it's not just the probability of being killed that is scaring citizens away.
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Some public health experts have also criticized the CDC and other health agencies for unnecessarily scaring e-cigarette users by not being more clear about the link between illicit THC products and VAPI.
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He has this way — it's quite remarkable — of expressing outrage without being remotely disheveled by the emotion, of taking aim without seeming armed, of flagging grave danger without scaring the pants off you.
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For him, the new reality requires an accompanying shift in public health messaging, away from "scaring the bejesus out of people" and towards blame-free campaigns that encourage them to undergo more regular testing.
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It is no accident that Steve Bannon, the former CEO of Breitbart News, a hyper-ideological conservative media outlet that specializes in scaring the hell out of its audience, is now Trump's chief strategist.
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Shame on us scaring the American people" oh and this gem, I love this one, "How many times do have to tell White women that we do not need to be saved by them?
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But immigration advocates and Democratic politicians who represented the areas affected had questioned the activities -- saying they were going beyond the Obama administration in targeting non-threatening individuals and scaring communities with public arrests.
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"It is my view that this kind of threatening language from the Department of Justice right before an election is inappropriate and can be interpreted as scaring voters in the targeted jurisdictions," she said.
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One might even refer to the notion of "preaching the gospel" of deflationary, censorship-resistant cryptocurrency, sometimes in the hopes of scaring everyone who hears this doomsaying into buying some Bitcoin as a hedge.
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But by planting a seed of truth and harvesting and orchid of deceit like the judge just did, what you are doing is you are scaring everybody into thinking that the sky is falling.
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If you really feel like scaring yourself into a bunker, read this review of a new book from former U.S. Secretary of Defense William J. Perry, whose knowledge of this area is probably unmatched.
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They say that subjects might encounter the risks of the experiment even in 'normal' patient care, so we might as well engage them in studies without scaring them off through frightening research consent forms.
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A group of pro-China lawmakers held a news conference Monday appealing for a halt to the violence, saying it was a blow to Hong Kong's reputation and is scaring away tourists and investors.
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You might be angry that a moose has come into your yard to eat the apples from your apple tree, but scaring it away with a robotic lawn mower just isn't going to work.
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The hopeless romantics will swoon, the cynics will roll their eyes, but what both camps can agree on is that scaring your beloved to death should never be a part of popping the question.
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The escalating protests, which have shut government offices, blocked roads and disrupted business, is taking a toll on the city's economy and scaring away tourists from one of the world's most vibrant shopping destinations.
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In the Trump era, immigrants are already backing away from using Medicaid and Obamacare subsidies; Miller's proposal would only compound this trend by scaring people away from services they are entitled to by law.
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Trump appears willing to risk driving turnout to Democrats, believing he can win by securing his base and scaring swing voters with a simple message: You may dislike me, but you'll fear them more.
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Chief Superintendent Andy Boyd, the head of neighborhood policing at Thames Valley police, said that while he did not want to ruin anyone's fun, there was nothing amusing about scaring someone half to death.
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Disclosing too soon can feel like a massive overshare, and it's generally not the kind of information you'd want to talk about on a first date for fear of scaring a potential partner away.
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Companies offering a warranty on their goods aren't allowed to void that warranty if the user attempts to repair it themself, but that doesn't stop the company from scaring customers into thinking it's true.
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Dr. Widder had hypothesized that the sounds and lights of remote-operated vehicles and submersibles were scaring away large sea creatures, and preventing researchers from observing deep-ocean life as it is really lived.
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The independent monitor found that adult homes tried to stop people from leaving by scaring residents or making it difficult to obtain records that would help determine whether they were capable of living alone.
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They are certainly not scaring the bejesus out of your dog, or attacking your car because they have seen a reflection of themselves in the grillwork and wrongly perceived an enemy worthy of attack.
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For the IRS, another workplace already plagued by staffing and funding shortages, former officials and union leaders warn that the government is both at risk of losing skilled workers and scaring off prospective hires.
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While TikTok's superstars and huge visibility could be scaring some users away from shooting videos while a long-tail of recent downloaders watch passively, Dubsmash has managed to make people feel comfortable on camera.
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We don't yet know who or what brings the Candyman forth — maybe he's really against gentrification — but whatever it the reason, he's back in full force and scaring the absolute hell out of everyone.
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In recent days, his administration has sought to whip up fear by scaring people into believing our nation faced a major crisis involving known or suspected terrorists attempting to gain entry in the country.
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Seen chilling out in a Sorgan marketplace and accidentally scaring the tea out of Baby Yoda, this particular Loth-cat isn't the friendliest — and yet, somehow, for that we love the entire species more.
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We can be confident that Facebook Dating — or whatever it ends up being called — will largely appeal to the eHarmony set while simultaneously scaring away younger crowds for one simple reason: Facebook is tragically uncool.
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The data underlines the challenge policymakers face in breaking Japan's sticky deflationary mindset, which discourages firms from raising prices for fear of scaring away households who have become accustomed to tepid price and wage growth.
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And my immediate audience was the frothing, pissed-off commentariat of former weekend editor Ian Spiegelman, who'd inspired a following as devoted to memorializing his run as they were to scaring off new weekend writers.
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In 2003, Ellen DeGeneres' released Here And Now, her last hour-long HBO stand-up special before she became the host of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, where's she's been dancing and scaring celebrities ever since.
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The PQ has traditionally trod a careful line between keeping the dream of independence alive and scaring off voters who want to stay in Canada or have simply had enough of the debate over secession.
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Arun Advani of Warwick University analysed self-assessment tax records provided by the British government, and showed that tax audits made money for the government by scaring tax cheats into improving tax compliance in future.
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A few weeks ago, these very excitable motorists noticed a little kid in a mask popping up in his seat in an attempt at scaring others stuck in traffic on the M5 near Bristol, England.
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Thursday's meeting of the European Central Bank did just enough to show euro zone policymakers were on course to rein in their two-year old emergency programme of bond-buying without quite scaring the horses.
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While they were all priced at more than $1 million at one point, they are all now worth considerably less, either due to changing housing markets, dilapidation, or perhaps even paranormal occurrences scaring away buyers.
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"We would call [the actors] early in the morning and they would go through makeup and be on standby, basically hanging out at craft service scaring anyone who went to get candy bars," Flanagan said.
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But consumer inflation remains subdued with companies wary of raising their prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive households, underscoring the challenge for the BOJ in driving up inflation to its 2 percent target.
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Rusal and Deripaska were included on a U.S. sanctions blacklist this month, scaring off many of its customers, suppliers and creditors who fear they too could be hit by sanctions through association with the company.
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Related: Germany's Far-Right AfD Party Is Scaring Europe, And Rising in the Polls All eyes were on the results of Sunday's regional elections, because Merkel will be up for national re-election next year.
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The Texas legislature, which meets every other year and is next scheduled to convene in January, has shown little wariness about venturing into social territory, despite warnings from business leaders about scaring away top talent.
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That transatlantic spat, and the subsequent evolution of medical device certification around the world, are part of a wider global struggle by governments to attract businesses seeking light-touch regulation without scaring off their voters.
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But when she visited Mexico's southern border earlier this year, CNN's Leyla Santiago found that Trump's tough talk on immigration wasn't scaring people away from journeying to the United States the way it once did.
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Consumption has been a soft spot in an otherwise robust recovery, hampering the BOJ's efforts to achieve its inflation target as firms remain wary of raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive households.
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We saw some bruises during a shower scene with her and Glenn and toward the end of the episode, she began screaming in pain, probably scaring Enid into celibacy for the rest of her life.
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In between snacking and sampling new produce, stock up on woven baskets, bird cages and bottles of colorful potions for various purposes, including attracting money, scaring off spirits, securing good luck and raising the dead.
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" Read: Trump's big, new sanctions threat is more about deterring Congress than scaring Russia That operation was allegedly led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, the wealthy longtime friend of Russian President Vladimir Putin known as "Putin's chef.
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The occultism is omnipresent, and the movie is less interested in scaring the pants off of you than in constantly nudging you about how near to your own reality this whole scenario seems to be.
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But consumer inflation remains subdued as companies remain wary of raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive households, underscoring the scale of the challenge the BOJ faces in achieving its ambitious 2 percent target.
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And the master of political fiction (and required reading) George Orwell teaches us to stand up against political propaganda and authoritarianism less by positive inspiration than by scaring us straight with the horrors of Room 101.
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"There are concerns about treatment failure, misdiagnosis, scaring, bleeding, worsening of symptoms with laser, although infrequent," said senior author Dr. Michael Krychman, of the Southern California Center for Sexual Health and Survivorship Medicine in Newport Beach.
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The alleges claims McGraw took pleasure in scaring his employees and that Rothman later learned he already knew who had leaked the information to the press, and that the meeting was designed to frighten his workers.
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A federal judge in California indicated that he is likely to block the rule before it goes into effect, but it has already had the effect of scaring immigrants into unenrolling from their health care benefits.
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"The CGT debate wasted millions of taxpayer dollars and over 18 months weakened our economy by scaring businesses owners, investors and mums & dads out of getting ahead," opposition National Party leader Simon Bridges said on Twitter.
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In this hypothetical reality, clowns are just funny people in makeup, steeped in old-fashioned commedia dell'arte traditions, beloved by children everywhere, and they certainly don't go around scaring anyone—why would you even think that?
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"The CGT debate wasted millions of taxpayer dollars and over 18 months weakened our economy by scaring businesses owners, investors and mums & dads out of getting ahead," opposition National Party leader Simon Bridges said on Twitter.
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Counter combinations make the difference in high-level boxing matches—if you start throwing them at someone who is still mastering the rudiments, you have a great chance of overwhelming him and scaring him into passivity.
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Eight years since the collapse of Lehman Brothers triggered a global banking meltdown, Europe's banks are estimated to have about 3 trillion euros in problem loans (NPL), crimping their ability to lend and scaring off investors.
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It's one thing to go into a horror movie, prepared to be scared, and another to want to watch a Carpool Karaoke clip only to end up scaring your dog after screaming a little too loudly.
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Trump is scaring America with actual profanity, throwing out damns and hells like candy to a crowd, promising to bomb the you-know-what out of ISIS, and providing material for this supercut of F-bombs.
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"We don't have a data cap", says Charge's founder and CEO, Andrew Benton, who got his first taste at scaring the crap out of established telecommunications companies as one of the lead software engineers at Twilio.
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Sliding commodity and oil prices, worries about the Chinese economy and uncertainty about U.S. interest rates made for wobbly markets in January and February, scaring off traders, investors and companies hoping to list on stock exchanges.
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We will be a white Protestant Christian majority nation no longer and that is causing many to feel adrift and isolated, erecting walls, angry to the boiling point and scaring the hell out of each other.
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The video for "Firestarter", which featured Flint performing in a manic manner, attracted a record number of complaints to the BBC's "Top Of The Pops" TV music show because parents said it was scaring their children.
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"There are a lot of bloggers and social media accounts that create the ideas that you have to make a bunch of things from scratch, and it's scaring the crap out of working moms," she says.
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Congressional Republicans also made a point of scaring away sports teams and celebrities ready to join in public service campaigns to tell people about the benefits of getting health insurance under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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"At first it was kind of ridiculous, but then we started realizing that, no, they're really scaring people," says Nathan Proctor, the director of the right-to-repair campaign at US PIRG, a liberal advocacy organization.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Months of increasingly violent protests in Hong Kong are taking a growing toll on the city's economy, weighing on confidence and scaring away tourists from one of the world's most vibrant shopping destinations.
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"As a mother of a 5- and a 7-year-old, I would appeal to them to stop coming to my house, because it's scaring my children," The Baltimore Sun quoted her saying at the meeting.
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Last Tuesday, Read dropped off candy for the church's fall festival, scheduled for Halloween, where children usually sing and pray and scamper around in egg-in-a-spoon races "instead of scaring each other," she said.
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He even raises doubts that there was any acid attack since Mr. Filin has little noticeable scaring and can drive, despite the seeming lack of an iris in one eye that he keeps hidden behind sunglasses.
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"The State of Hawaii is war mongering and scaring its citizens with its monthly nuclear attack warning siren which began in December 2017," read an online petition to stop the sirens, signed by nearly 450 people.
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I was going to the brothel with Dave and wasn't quite sure if it was going to be a red blooded knees up or a dark, scaring excursion into the recesses of the city's sexual underworld.
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But I recognize that Warren has electability challenges of her own, and the truth is I'd be fine with any nominee who could generate enthusiasm without scaring suburbanites, if I could only see who that was.
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While North Korea's missile tests and threats understandably grab the headlines, China has also made several moves in recent years in hopes of scaring off or at least diminishing America's longstanding military footprint in the region.
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Sliding commodity and oil prices, worries about the Chinese economy and uncertainty about U.S. interest rates led to volatile markets in January and February, scaring off traders, investors and companies hoping to list on stock exchanges.
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Gibran Bassil said in a statement from his office Friday that UNHCR is scaring Syrian refugees in Lebanon from returning by asking them about compulsory military service, security conditions and whether they have a place to live.
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U.S. sanctions programs, enacted via legislation or executive order, are intended to be coercive economic tools, not regulatory hurdles, and the ambiguity often serves to heighten the impact of sanctions by scaring businesses away from America's foes.
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President-elect Donald Trump's tariff rhetoric has gotten a lot of attention, but it's actually the Republican House Ways and Means Committee's "A Better Way" tax reform proposal that's scaring the pants off clothing and shoe retailers.
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First step: Pulling Gypsy inside and away from Lacey by scaring her about the fate of her guinea pigs, telling her a violent potential end for the creatures (she literally mentions their heads rolling on the porch).
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This meant designing the game with both audiences in mind; Snowman couldn't make Odyssey too similar for fear of scaring off existing fans, but they also couldn't make it so complex that newcomers would be scared off.
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The chief executive officer of Allergan said his company would limit annual price increases on its prescription drugs, and that "outlier" drugmakers that have imposed huge price increases on their products were scaring off venture capital investors.
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Many luxury brands have seen their sales plummet in France since November's deadly attacks in Paris, with the Brussels and Nice killings further scaring off tourists, who in Europe represent more than half of luxury brands' sales.
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Some senior members of his Republicans party, most often allies of former president Nicolas Sarkozy, have accused him of being too tough and have asked him to soften his program to avoid scaring off low-income voters.
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While Trump said the new measures are designed to help Cuba's small but growing private business sector, they could have the impact of scaring off American visitors confused by the growing complexity of travel to the island.
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"It was a delicate balance throughout 2009 and 2010 to be straight with the American people about the depths of the problem, how close we were to disaster, without scaring the heck out of them," Obama said.
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Pragmatists warn of the dangers of identity politics and emphasize a more traditional mix of working- and middle-class appeals, hoping to avoid scaring off older, white Americans, who tend to vote at a more steady clip.
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A good percentage of the recipes deliver on the fast part of the fast-and-fresh promise, and what makes them so appealing is the way Paltrow and Baumann elevate a simple dish without scaring anyone off.
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But it does have a pretty decent shot at scaring you off of public spaces and strangers in general... because what you might not find frightening at first could turn out to be a total hell fest.
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The idea of a horror movie that hinges on having to put a physical videotape in a VCR is so quaint at this point that I couldn't believe it was still scaring me after all these years.
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Along with scaring away a $46 billion tech company from setting up shop in the tar heel state, North Carolina now faces a federal lawsuit backed by the American Civil Liberties Union in response to the law.
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The Democrats may be firing their base, but their turn to the left is scaring a lot of the core voters — especially in places like Ohio and North Carolina — that they will need to win next year.
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Hackers from the white-hat collective Anonymous Calgary Hivemind broke into Nest security cameras last year to warn people about vulnerabilities — scaring homeowners and forcing Nest to reset passwords and encourage users to adopt two-factor verification.
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Plume Vapour, one of the companies arguing against the ban, told the court on Tuesday that "relative harm" from e-cigarettes was less than from tobacco products and the government was scaring consumers by banning the product.
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Lindsie spilled the tea on her dark meeting with her father, in which she says he tried to coerce her cooperation in his state tax case, but instead, ended up scaring her enough she went to cops.
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In this debate, and beyond, the conversation has turned more to pragmatic questions—such as how the Democrats might try to win control of the Senate, which requires not scaring moderates, especially in rural and suburban places.
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Sessions is effectively scaring off the more legitimate actors — people who would create systems that keep marijuana away from children, educate consumers on safe and responsible use, and prevent revenue from falling into the hands of cartels.
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As real-life immigrants are detained and murdered every day, it would be easy to make a game that falls short of the horrifying realities of immigrants in the United States for fear of scaring off players.
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While the economy was shaky due to structural issues and the ongoing US-China trade war, protests may have pushed it over the edge, with the unrest seeing shops close, paralyzing public transport and scaring off tourists.
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This is the time of year the Krampus, a mythical, furry, horned beast, prowls cities and towns in the Bavarian and Austrian Alps, scaring away evil spirits and reminding naughty children that Christmas is around the corner.
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Fears of a global recession are scaring U.S. companies, pushing them to use excess capital to reduce debt and add to cash reserves, rather than levering up and making risky bets as they have in the past.
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The widespread expectation was that the question would stoke fear among unauthorized immigrants and their family members, scaring off millions of mostly Latino residents from responding, and meaning states where those residents are concentrated will be undercounted.
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"First drifted underneath, scaring the hell out of me, then made a turn and in 15 seconds came back on high speed, splashing fountains and rolling," Andrei Grigoriev, who posted the footage on Facebook, wrote in a caption.
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Adding the question, critics say, would result in minorities being undercounted by scaring off even legal residents or naturalized citizens from completing the decennial questionnaire, which is also used to determine funding for an array of government programs.
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Perhaps his stiffest test will be to push through land expropriation, as promised, to address racial disparities in ownership - while keeping the left wing of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) on board and not scaring off investors.
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Featuring everything from conquering his fear of the ocean, to learning salsa in Colombia, to the "Scaring Scotty," series that chronicles his easily frightened friend, Smith has turned his Instagram account into a treat for all his fans.
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"You should never judge on one year," he told a news conference, while adding that the perhaps the famously harsh press corp at Cannes - where movies are often booed during media screenings - might be "scaring certain productions" away.
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"We don't need to be shouting and booing and scaring somebody who decided to stand up and have some sort of silent protest," Kasich told reporters on the sidelines of a poverty summit in South Carolina on Saturday.
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Here and in states like Pennsylvania and Ohio, Koch groups are working overtime to get Republicans to vote despite the fact Donald Trump is scaring some of those people away -- and opinion polls show their efforts are working.
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It seems, though, that the lure of world-class perks and big opportunities isn't scaring off the average job hunter — more than 546 million of whom are scouring the job and networking site for their next dream gig.
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The only downside of all that supernatural protection is that your breath might be scaring away humans too — luckily, a new study published in the Journal of Food Science may have found a solution, once and for all.
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The first example of this kind of scenario came in 2628, when the highly controversial Glenn Beck had worn out his welcome at Fox after scaring away one-too-many advertisers from his highly rated 28503 p.m. program.
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It is an image Duterte has himself cultivated with boasts of scaring off and shooting criminals, making him the target of rights groups and rival candidates who accuse him of sanctioning hundreds of extrajudicial killings on his watch.
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" In the 2015 election, Mr. Netanyahu was widely believed to have ensured a last-minute victory by scaring Jewish voters with a video demonizing Arab voters, saying left-wingers were busing them to the voting booths "in droves.
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Inside: Cozy blanket and 27-inch TV. That's one of my (Jess) favorite ways to spend evenings in October, by scaring myself half to death while watching horror movies alone, on a 220-inch TV in my apartment.
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Syria's own war since 2011 has aggravated those rifts, while cutting off much of Lebanon's overland trade and scaring off the mostly Sunni Muslim Gulf tourists, who feared the growing power of the heavily armed Shi'ite Hezbollah movement.
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In London, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson ratcheted up the rhetoric against Russia, accusing it of glorying in the attack on Sergei Skripal, which he described as a way of scaring anyone who stood up to President Vladimir Putin.
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There is also the related unknown of whether his outbursts and erratic nature are scaring off some voters who otherwise might be inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt if they feel good about the economy.
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Tesla Model 33 unveiled in Hawthorne, California on 23/23/23 As for looks, the Model 3 has the distinctive Tesla look while also moving the brand's body lines along — all without scaring away a mass-market buyer.
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Mclean retired from unlicensed boxing in 1986 and made a new rep as "King of the Bouncers," scaring a generation of club goers during his stint as a doorman at the Camden Palace and Hippodrome nightclubs in London.
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Scaring children into being nice by whipping them with chains and even hauling them off to his lair to be tortured and eaten, the original bad Santa arrives every Krampusnacht, or Krampus night, traditionally held on December 5.
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Chamberland's eagle eye spotted the bird perched a few pine trees ahead, but after scaring it away for a second time with a missed gunshot, he told us it would be very unlikely for us to find it again.
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"I'm not sure how long it has been scaring the neighbor, but it must have been a long time because the cut out of Dean has been in my window for months," she said, referring to Ackles' characters name.
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By making the partners who manage and invest in the funds liable for the debt and pension costs of companies they acquire, they would impose a burden that public companies do not have to shoulder, scaring away institutional investors.
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But in "Thanksgiving Parade," she gets to do some sinister physical comedy alongside Bobby Moynihan and Mikey Day, as the trio play enormous Macy's parade balloons who veer off track, scaring an unsuspecting family watching from their apartment window.
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" The actor then hilariously screamed into the audience, "What are you looking at ma'am?!" and when Ellen pointed out that he might be scaring the audience member, he jokingly reassured her, "My nurse girlfriend will take care of you.
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The fear is that the question could result in minorities being undercounted by scaring off even legal residents or naturalized citizens from completing the decennial questionnaire, which is also used to determine funding for an array of government programs.
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That's important, according to the paper, because it demonstrates a nuanced relationship between species that could have effects beyond just scaring the sharks off—it might impact the elephant seal populations, which would grow larger with fewer sharks around.
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Growing signs of life in Japan's economy have presented the BOJ with a communication challenge, pushing it to be clearer with markets on how it might dial back its stimulus without scaring investors that such a move is imminent.
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The government has decided that message is too powerful — that sending a message to unauthorized immigrants isn't worth the cost of scaring people out of taking their children to school, or provoking criticism from religious groups for targeting churchgoers.
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The arrests of the men, who investigators allege plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring the predominately-Muslim nomads into vacating the region, has proved a lightning rod in a part of India simmering with religious tension.
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And then I started really looking at a lot of bad information, like scaring people that they're all full of parasites and you should drink raw goats milk to cure it, and diseases that don't exist were talked about.
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This is the time of year when the Krampus, a mythical, furry, horned beast, prowls cities and towns in the Bavarian and Austrian Alps, scaring away evil spirits and reminding naughty children that Christmas is just around the corner.
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In that case, the party's turn to Trumpism will have won out among the young who still call themselves Republicans, but at the expense of scaring off many young voters who might have called themselves Republicans in another time.
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It correctly discerned that the people marauding the nation, scaring children with their ghoulish costumes and macabre makeup, are basically a smattering of very sad humans™ who are both starved of attention and embarrassingly susceptible to American marketing.
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Such an order would be unprecedented, but any attempt to secure it could succeed in tying up his testimony in legal limbo and scaring off Republican moderates wary of letting the trial drag on when its outcome appears clear.
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This year, I had an opportunity to do some scaring myself in the role of a "harvest victim" who has been pillaged for parts by plastic surgery-obsessed maniacs at the "Vanity Ball," one of five elaborately themed zones.
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Other social media users chastised the confused passengers, noting that both plane types were clearly printed on the card, and asking why they didn't ask their flight attendants to clarify instead of jumping on social media and scaring people.
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This is the time of year when the Krampus, a mythical, furry horned beast, prowls cities and towns in the Bavarian and Austrian Alps, scaring away evil spirits and warning naughty children that Christmas is just around the corner.
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Rates of immunity are particularly low among those born in the late 1990s, when a now-discredited study by Andrew Wakefield, a doctor who was later struck off, linked one common measles vaccine to autism, scaring parents off immunising their children.
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The initial arrests of the men, who prosecutors said plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring the predominately-Muslim nomads into vacating the region, proved to be a lightning rod in a part of India simmering with religious tensions.
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So that can be anything from what the Tea Party did in 2009, which was going to town halls with their pitchforks and scaring elected representatives into believing they'd be voted out of office if they weren't responsive to them.
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The original Charmed had its share of dark, weighty storylines throughout the years — but it was also campy, and more interested in landing an emotional moment or making you laugh than it was in scaring the crap out of you.
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At least one earlier report about him was apparently killed, in part because one of his victims had been paid off and refused to go on record, and in part because Weinstein showed up in the newsroom, scaring its editors.
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The fact that it's a comedy instead of a thriller is also kind of awesome: Peele proved he's excellent at scaring us with Get Out, but we've known for a much longer time how hard he can make us laugh.
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"Hand to God" popped open on Tuesday at the Booth Theater like a cackling jack-in-the-box, scaring away (really) a couple of audience members at the performance I caught, but bringing peals of joy to most everyone else.
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After ending a strategy of filing mass lawsuits against individuals downloading movies and songs, the Recording Industry Association of America and Motion Picture Association of America teamed up with internet service providers on a "six strikes" program for scaring pirates straight.
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The whole process has seemed painful, from the protracted, seemingly unpleasant negotiations with Ryan Seacrest to return as the show's host, to Katy Perry's $25 million salary scaring away other possible judges (since it ate up so much of the budget).
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Yoshiki Shinke, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute, said the results reflect a tug-of-war between firms seeking to increase prices to pass on rising costs, and those wary of doing so for fear of scaring away consumers.
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When stripping away the effect of volatile fresh food and energy costs, consumer prices were unchanged in April from a year ago in a sign many companies remain wary of hiking prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive households.
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Largely because of that, the trial has not changed the "rules of war" against the drug trade, security analyst Alejandro Hope said, aside from perhaps scaring cartels into exercising more caution after testimony revealed how law enforcement infiltrated Guzman's networks.
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But from some people in the South today, you'd get the idea he must have been someone who went around scaring girls into equating their value with being virgins before marriage and stopping people from having alcohol and gay sex.
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Schumer and his fellow Democrats are banking on a strategy of scaring seniors as a means of hanging on to what they have in the Senate with dreams of capturing the majority two years later, when Trump (presumably) seeks reelection.
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But some in the Labour Party have cast her gambit as a trap aimed at scaring her own lawmakers into backing her thrice-defeated deal, or as a way to extend responsibility for the difficulties of Brexit to the Labour Party.
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ISLAMABAD, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Pakistan risks scaring off investment from global energy giants eyeing one of Asia's fastest-growing energy markets if it pursues renegotiation of contracts for two liquefied natural gas terminals, an architect of its energy policy said.
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In a January 1956 Look magazine article, titled, "The shocking story of approved killing in Mississippi," Bryant and Milam said they went looking for the "Chicago boy" with the initial intent of scaring him and putting him in his place.
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While recent rises in oil costs may underpin price growth, many analysts expect inflation to fall short of the Bank of Japan's goal in coming years as companies remain wary of raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers.
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On Wednesday, Trump went so far as to accuse Bolton of scaring North Korean leader Kim Jong Un away from negotiations by mentioning the "Libya model" last year in discussing what an agreement to denuclearize North Korea might look like.
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"We don't know where they're going to strike next and Mexico could be an easy target," said Boda, who added that she tends not to reveal her conservative political views to her Mexican clients for fear of scaring them off.
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The arrests of the men, who investigators allege plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring the predominately-Muslim nomads into vacating the region, has proved to be a lightning rod in a part of India simmering with religious tensions.
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Related: Germany's Far-Right AfD Party Is Scaring Europe, And Rising in the Polls Germany's far-right nationalist and anti-immigrant group AfD, or "Alternative for Germany" won seats in three states holding regional elections, exit polls indicated on Sunday.
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The centrepiece of the exhibition is a striking film of Mr Alÿs slowly kicking a flaming football through the dark night of downtown Ciudad Juárez, attracting stares from locals and scaring away stray dogs as police sirens wail in the distance.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - A plunge in world oil prices and resulting market turmoil has thrust Latin American governments into the unenviable position of trying to shore up their economies without blowing a hole in their budgets or scaring off international investors.
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Some police chiefs and sheriffs in liberal-leaning areas have argued that their agencies must distance themselves from ICE to avoid scaring off immigrant residents who may be more reluctant to serve as witnesses or come forward to report crimes.
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But finding a way to never show that which is supposed to be scaring us is so, so, so hard, and Mindhunter succeeds at it more often than not, usually by careful shot selection, terrific performances, and expertly calibrated dialogue.
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The major difference is that the role same-sex marriage played in 2004 — the cultural flashpoint blamed for scaring and repulsing white Midwesterners — is being played by a combination of Black Lives Matter protests, viral comedy videos, and "wokeness" politics now.
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And I do worry that there's kind of a whole generation of people who flipped out to the outside and now kind of go around sort of making money scaring people, which I think is also- Should I be nicer, Joi?
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"But the issue with scaring people is that you want to make sure they have the information they need to evacuate: Here's how you evacuate, here are the best roads to take, here's where the shelters are," and so on.
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