Moving on, Starbuck's Teavana Shaken Iced Tea Infusions are now being offered in three new flavors: the Teavana Shaken Iced Pineapple Black Tea Infusion, the Teavana Shaken Iced Strawberry Green Tea Infusion, and the Teavana Shaken Iced Peach Citrus White Tea Infusion.
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The cans were placed into one of four groups -- unshaken/untapped, unshaken/tapped, shaken/untapped and shaken/tapped.
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She also had a fractured skull and brain hemorrhaging from being violently shaken or hit, commonly referred to as shaken baby syndrome.
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Shook is a great term because it condenses the feeling of being shaken up or shaken in your boots down to a single word.
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T-Mobile's implementation relies on the STIR/SHAKEN authentication method (STIR: Secure Telephone Identity Revisited and SHAKEN: Signature-based Handling of Asserted information using toKENs).
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"Both cases have shaken the conscience of the nation, shaken the hearts and souls of people," said Feroze Mithiborwala, an organizer of a protest in Mumbai on Friday.
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Fortunately, the phone industry is working on this, with the help of the Federal Communications Commission, which is pushing a two-part solution called STIR/SHAKEN (or SHAKEN/STIR).
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Athlete 'shaken' by robbery The Australian Paralympic Committee released a statement on Monday which said both women were unharmed but shaken after the robbery, which they had reported to the police.
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The feature uses an industry standard, called "Secure Telephony Identity Revisited (STIR) and Secure Handling of Asserted information using toKENs (SHAKEN)," or STIR/SHAKEN, to identify authentic calls across the networks.
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The stranger left — but the incident left her shaken.
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" Apted's voice was quiet as a shaken leaf. "Horrible.
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"For the second time in a few days we've been shaken by an incomprehensible bloodbath... Uncertainty and fear must not be allowed to gain the upper hand," a visibly shaken Seehofer told reporters.
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She was "badly shaken," but physically unharmed during the incident.
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The crime has shaken the quiet neighborhood near the University.
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Many of those who saw the attack were visibly shaken.
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Nevertheless, the squirrel has shaken a community to its core.
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He hadn't entirely shaken his brainwashing and was deeply traumatized.
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We were shaken to our foundation with what had happened.
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The shooting has shaken the city over the last week.
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That confidence has been shaken over the past 15 months.
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Velez hasn't fully shaken the nightmares from the bloody war.
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First up, the Teavana Shaken Iced Berry Sangria Herbal Tea.
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The encounter with police left Parhamovich shaken for some time.
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She left the room, but was shaken by the incident.
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Still, she could see he was shaken by the shooting.
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" In that moment I felt shaken up, traumatized," Kenton described.
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We know that they are shaken up quite a bit.
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I'm really shaken up, but somehow I hold it together.
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The Guardian reported that Ferrara was shaken by the incident.
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Meanwhile, her home community is shaken by the shocking violence.
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We are shaken by the loss of this vibrant person.
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I treat myself to a shaken honey lavender iced latte.
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Can the moribund Teutonic giant be shaken back into life?
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Sadly, it seems Fritz's mother was shaken by the loss.
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It's shaken, not stirred — and it's best served straight-up.
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Translation is hardly alone in being shaken up by technology.
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But recent events had shaken the academy's faith in GPS.
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Investors also haven't been shaken by a rise in yields.
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Shaken, he flipped back to his own photos for comparison.
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If it left you feeling shaken up, you're not alone.
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I feel like some people's worlds probably have been shaken.
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It's a fascination that I haven't shaken, even in adulthood.
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The bizarre tragedy left bystanders, players and their parents shaken.
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On I4 he lived and I'm ok just shaken up!!!
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It left me with no words to say, I'm shaken.
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Lying in bed that night we were shaken and lost.
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Members were visibly shaken by the events of Wednesday morning.
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Kardashian was badly shaken but physically unharmed in the heist.
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Even host Andy Cohen is left shaken by the news.
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Over the last week, that male world has been shaken.
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The American Creed has stood its ground, shaken but undeterred.
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Cerreti was shaken by the death, and by its effects.
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They've shaken his hand for as long as he wants.
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The kaleidoscope has been shaken and the pieces are swirling.
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And Brexit has left the country, and its allies, shaken.
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"We are deeply shaken with what had happened," he added.
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Mark Dayton, who said he was shaken by the video.
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She said that she was still shaken by the experience.
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The teacher seemed momentarily shaken, though Kiril couldn't understand why.
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"Making a Killing" generates a disgust that can't be shaken.
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She recalled how the killings last year had shaken her.
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A shaken Gasquet returned to competition in New Haven, Conn.
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He was visibly shaken, understanding the fairness of my demand.
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"I'm a bit shaken up, but I'm O.K.," he said.
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Yet nothing has shaken Mr. Trump's supporters over many months.
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That speed obviously hasn't shaken off criticism against the AHCA.
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The boy has been through something that he hasn't shaken.
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Back in his hotel room, he called his father, shaken.
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The country was already shaken by violence in the capital.
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" He said: "I remember reading it and feeling so shaken.
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The shaken composer dedicated the piece to the fallen president.
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Could Don Jr. and Jared have shaken off the bloodhounds?
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Their airbags had deployed and they were clearly shaken up.
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A race that's already been shaken looks transformed once again.
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Most of the family was shaken but only moderately injured.
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Visibly shaken, he thanked Lebanese officials and his family profusely.
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But the backlash to the declaration has left him shaken.
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You could tell he was shaken up about the hurricane.
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He admitted to having shaken hands with John F. Kennedy.
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Even Real Madrid, a team laced with poise, seemed shaken.
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Add it after the rest of the cocktail is shaken.
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Mr. Shkreli looked shaken as the judge read the verdict.
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His lawyers, too, said they remained shaken by the case.
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In 2007, the American economy was shaken to its core.
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Since the death of Richard Collins, students have been shaken.
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They have some guilt about feeling uncomfortable or shaken up.
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The Enron and WorldCom accounting frauds had shaken corporate boards.
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He was shaken by the recent killings, yet sounded confident.
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"My spirit is shaken by this," Rihanna wrote on Twitter.
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Nandy interviewed Modi for several hours, and came away shaken.
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Berliners, shaken but undaunted, returned to their city's Christmas markets.
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Shaken respectables thought the Paris Commune had crossed the Atlantic.
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Missiles fly, the staff is shaken up, policy is announced.
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Honestly, I'm a bit shaken from what I just heard.
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While the Conservatives praised the appointment, marijuana advocates were shaken.
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Starboard has shaken up boards in the semiconductor space before.
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Some of Verizon's competitors are making faster progress with STIR/SHAKEN.
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Or do cones get shaken up like a box of marbles?
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The shaken diners left the restaurant before eating, according to KABC.
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"I'm still a little shaken up," one mall worker told WLS.
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She doesn't care; she is shaken enough by the initial crisis.
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"He's shaken up, but he's going to be okay," he said.
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Still, the way things have shaken out so far makes sense.
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A lot of this is because investors' confidence has been shaken.
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Virtual reality (VR) has shaken up consumer technology in recent years.
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Instead, Ryan has shaken up restaurant menus throughout his long career.
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" The man, visibly shaken, said he had been "very, very startled.
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A video of a shaken man titled "Dog Stolen at Knifepoint"?
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"My two older ones were pretty visibly shaken," Rebecca Knoll said.
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Still, his outlook remains positive and his faith is not shaken.
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The story went viral, and Notaro's already shaken life changed incontrovertibly.
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The hope is that STIR/SHAKEN would weed out most robocalls.
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"I AM still alive," said Radmila Sekerinska in a shaken voice.
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I've shaken hands to do a deal before with this man.
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Sanders said the emails had not shaken his support for Clinton.
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He has appointed new executives and shaken up the company's board.
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The packages have left the recipients' parents feeling shaken and unsafe.
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"It was pretty scary and I was shaken up," Teller said.
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"I'm feeling shaken and relieved at the same time," she said.
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The Democratic Party has already been shaken by hacks this year.
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An onlooker tells PEOPLE that Hill appeared "shaken" after the incident.
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"It's illegal for Metro employees to be shaken down," Ackerson said.
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The shortage of its cherished flying squid has shaken the nation.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast is getting shaken up.
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"She is badly shaken but physically unharmed," her rep told PEOPLE.
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Over a year later, beliefs on neither side have been shaken.
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He was very shaken up and he looked like a Chihuahua.
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Soon after, Nepal was shaken by its worst earthquake in generations.
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At last, on a campus shaken by tragedy, there was joy.
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I'm still shaken by our breakup, and trying to rebuild myself.
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Aides appeared visibly shaken as Tuesday night turned into Wednesday morning.
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This year, however, the gathering was shaken up by a newcomer.
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Doctors advised detectives Carl's injuries were consistent with shaken baby syndrome.
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The visibly shaken pop star is also seen entering an SUV.
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"I was very shaken, suffering chest tension and nausea," he says.
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Around campus, though, it became clear that something had shaken Braden.
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But the experience with the boy left her shaken and confused.
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A scandal involving nude photos has shaken the U.S. Marine Corps.
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I am happy to be shaken from my anti-Coldplay spell.
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She was very shaken by how it could come to this.
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Greece's long economic crisis has shaken her confidence in the future.
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Markets' confidence in the government to repay bondholders will be shaken.
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I remember thinking, this family looks genuinely shaken and, well, close.
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Fans were shaken again by Robin Williams' suicide three years later.
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Things are also shaken up at home—a shift is here!
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And a recent spate of terrorist attacks have shaken the nation.
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But Bartolo Colon, the ever-calm elder sage, was not shaken.
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Margaret Doherty (D) and other committee members to become visibly shaken.
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"His voice sounded scared and shaken," she told CNN on Saturday.
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Visibly shaken, Mr. Yang, the son of Taiwanese immigrants, bowed apologetically.
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The traditional top-down structure of teaching has been shaken loose.
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The global economy is about to be shaken to its foundation.
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Bartenders offered patrons cans of repellent along with their shaken martinis.
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"The deputies are, of course, understandably shaken up," the sheriff said.
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She felt shaken; his look suggested that it wasn't idle interest.
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"She is badly shaken but physically unharmed," her rep tells PEOPLE.
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Your daily routine gets shaken up, which will re-energize you.
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Pakistan has been shaken by a series of attacks this year.
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One of the rescuers, Mohammad Ahmad, remained deeply shaken on Monday.
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As Castaldo questions him, he speaks slowly and sounds genuinely shaken.
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Still, she seemed a little shaken by the speech's intense style.
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We're told production was halted and the crew was shaken up.
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Amazon was understandably shaken by Google's rapid ascent in the category.
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Have you ever had your political beliefs shaken like he did?
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Once I was certain I had shaken them, I called Kostya.
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After the shaken driver returned to the terminal, the phone rang.
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Details are emerging in two attacks that have shaken the country.
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The daughter was so shaken, she went to stay with relatives.
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Then, he slipped into a stairwell to collect his shaken emotions.
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Since that episode, the debates haven't shaken up all that much.
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The ride has clearly shaken Haas, and forced him to reflect.
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The protest left the barons building the railroad shaken, he said.
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The problems at Memorial Sloan Kettering have shaken other cancer centers.
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Other drinks are grouped according to style, like shaken or stirred.
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She wrote that she was shaken and afraid during the incident.
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"Viganò was clearly shaken having been summoned to Rome," they wrote.
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But sentiment could be shaken further by the continuing financial turmoil.
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"They were disheveled," Mr. Miller said, "emotionally shaken, covered in dirt."
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Over the decades, spates of racehorse deaths have shaken the industry.
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I was too shaken to think of anything to put down.
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Still, this new climate does not appear to have shaken ABC.
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"They're not shaken up, maybe because they just arrived," she said.
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Nigeria's commercial hub of Lagos has shaken up its transportation order.
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It's like being shaken from some crazy dream, back to reality.
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The campaign has already been shaken by allegations of Chinese interference.
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Amazon's deal to purchase Whole Foods has shaken already weary investors.
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So far, however, markets have largely shaken off the Fed's retreat.
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" "A tragic & heinous act of violence has shaken the #Nevada family.
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But since then, Trump has shaken markets with bellicose trade talk.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel said in a statement she was "deeply shaken".
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About half an hour later it passed but I was still shaken.
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The geopolitical and financial consequences of this shift have shaken investor confidence.
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Even his longtime admirers seemed unnerved, and their faith in him shaken.
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Wall Street has already been shaken by the trade war with China.
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A strong earthquake has shaken the city of Osaka in western Japan.
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Jakarta residents were shaken by Thursday's events but refused to be cowed.
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The tight-knit town of 1,000 people was shaken by the shooting.
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He looked a bit shaken up but he was bloody lucky really.
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"Honestly, my trust in that outfit is a little shaken," McMuffin jokes.
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A few get misty-eyed, clearly shaken, collecting themselves before they leave.
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Meanwhile, many passengers were left shaken in the wake of the incident.
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When pressurized or shaken the bottles might burst and potentially injure bystanders.
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They've been shaken up and forced to see and do weird shit.
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She's shaken; this is not the Bran she knew as a child.
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King, for seemingly the first time, is genuinely shaken by the backlash.
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STIR/SHAKEN won't be enough to solve the problem on its own.
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The emergence of Ciudadanos and Podemos has shaken up this cosy world.
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The city is in a bad way—hell, the world's pretty shaken.
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That hope has been shaken by Mr Trump's election, but not extinguished.
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Shaken, Graafstra sat down and thought about who was buying his products.
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Summer is coming to an end and we're all pretty shaken up.
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Prosecutors suggest that the key was shaken loose during a vigorous search.
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Writing in Nature, they suggest dinosaur classification needs to be shaken up.
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When she's angry, she'll cool off with something shaken, or maybe stirred.
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But Prince, who won seven Grammys, may have shaken the community most.
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Otis, meanwhile, is streamlining its business and has shaken up Chinese management.
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"The U.S.-Philippines relationship might become strained and even shaken," Jacobson said.
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His killing has shaken this vibrant democracy with its boisterous, muckraking media.
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Culture writers who think a lot about nerd culture were deeply shaken.
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Josh says it's cool, but he's clearly shaken up by this news.
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And, the President should have shaken the boy's hand at the end.
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But it is perhaps that randomness that has really shaken this community.
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But maybe even more important, people's trust in democracy itself is shaken.
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"She [the other driver] was shaken up," the witness told Page Six.
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Sudan has been shaken by near-daily demonstrations for over a month.
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Across the city that is no doubt shaken on the subway tonight.
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INDIA EARTHQUAKE Shaken: A strong earthquake hit northeastern India early this morning.
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Then he slipped away into the night, leaving them unharmed but shaken.
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While the earth certainly is in tact, it's definitely been shaken up.
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Customers' and peers' faith in Deutsche was shaken after the 2016 fines.
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When she reminds him that he is, too, he seems funnily shaken.
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It seems the convergence of bad news has truly shaken Facebook awake.
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"The players are shaken up but fine," Villavarayen was quoted as saying.
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Twice already this year, I have shaken awake before my house has.
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Carrie eventually bails to flag down a cop, and was visibly shaken.
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The body is fixed, but the head can be violently shaken around.
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"After BioShock 2, my world view had been utterly shaken," he says.
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"He's shaken up, but he's going to be OK," Gonzales told KSBW.
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To get to him early, we knew his confidence would be shaken.
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While the driver reported feeling "shaken," there were no other known injuries.
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Markets have mostly shaken off their start-of-year woes (see Buttonwood).
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Norris was shaken up tagging out Cabrera but stayed in the game.
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Now a deadly raid by al Qaeda militants has shaken that optimism.
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New technologies and ideas have shaken up music, gaming and now television.
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Clinton has come close to many people and has shaken many hands.
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Worship said she and her son were shaken after the alleged incident.
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The jokes already felt like relics from another time, the host shaken.
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Since joining Juul, he has shaken up management and led the cuts.
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His captivity had lasted only six days, but Hossein was deeply shaken.
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Once the fires finally passed, Armando Berriz climbed out, shaken but alive.
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Police say all the victims were shaken up, but not seriously injured.
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But those that couldn't prove sustainability were shaken out in the process.
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Rachel appreciates his honesty, but she's nevertheless a little shaken by it.
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Clearly shaken, a slow start cost him a shot at the title.
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But perhaps you're also feeling a bit fried, frazzled, or shaken up.
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Rihanna has shaken up the lingerie industry with her latest runway event.
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"He was shaken up by it," Pelosi said, referring to the vote.
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He was shaken and angry that an attack like this could happen.
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The Pirates already led 2-0 when Taillon was momentarily shaken up.
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The scandal has shaken Wells, the third-largest American bank by assets.
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This election has truly shaken much of my confidence in this country.
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"There were three of us, moving wheelchairs," Father D'Amelio said, still shaken.
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The town was shaken, but not broken — the way I felt, too.
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Here's the news: • A German court ruling has shaken the auto industry.
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Shaken by that projection, Mr. Johnson decided to change course last weekend.
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"They said, 'You look shaken,' and I said I was," he said.
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HSBC also has shaken up its board recently, adding four independent directors.
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She tried to calm her husband down, but he was visibly shaken.
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Both Sanders and Joe Biden volunteered proudly that they hadn't shaken hands.
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A week bookended by violence has left residents shaken, frustrated and grieving.
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A group of firefighters who had rushed to the scene were shaken.
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They are emotionally shaken by the sudden death of their family member.
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Months later, the university was shaken by the college admissions cheating scandal.
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Faced with such challenges, Saudi Arabia has shaken up its oil hierarchy.
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Saul, bruised and shaken, picks himself up and returns to his life.
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Democratic lawmakers emerging from the closed-door meeting were visibly shaken. Rep.
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Their confidence was shaken by two Chancery Court opinions earlier this year.
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He was returned unharmed a week later, but the family was shaken.
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THE TOPLINE: Another provocative action by Russia has shaken the defense community.
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He wouldn't change his decision to shoot, but it had shaken him.
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But after recently losing to several Eastern Conference teams, they look shaken.
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But in one way or another these settings are torn, shaken, upended.
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Kentavia's shocking and senseless death has shaken the Chicago suburb of Harvey.
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His published remarks have angered and shaken America's closest allies in Europe.
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Since taking office, Trump has shaken one international structure after the other.
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Stoops said he had been shaken by the video of the punch.
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But Mr. Trump's victory has shaken her sense of comfort and security.
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Even earthquakes in Japan and the South Seas have shaken the hole.
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Attacks on synagogues have shaken the Jewish community elsewhere in the country.
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Sometimes life needs to be shaken up so things can get moving.
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Just what softly rattles inside it when shaken remains a quiet mystery.
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Her confidence was shaken, and she started getting bad grades in school.
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" — Isaiah 42:3"'Though the mountains be shaken and the hills be removed, yet my unfailing love for you will not be shaken nor my covenant of peace be removed,' says the Lord, who has compassion on you.
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Verizon says on its website that it is "working hard" to implement SHAKEN/STIR, and Sprint said in a November 2018 letter to the FCC that it would begin testing SHAKEN verification in the second half of 2019.
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Donald Trump's electoral coalition has shaken up American politics in ways few expected.
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Jamie Dornan is still shaken by the deadly terror attack in Nice, France.
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Jeffrey's death and his parents' arrest have left the usually quiet community shaken.
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Financial technology or -fintech- has already shaken up conventional banking and asset management.
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Lorenzo told CNN the incident has left his faith in law enforcement shaken.
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And to paraphrase Michelle Obama, this one has shaken us to our core.
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It was a false alarm, but betting a lot of people are shaken.
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Brus and Little Dude were visibly shaken and had suffered several ant bites.
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Lochte appeared shaken by the incident on Monday night's show in Los Angeles.
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The senseless losses in recent years have shaken schools, churches, nightclubs, and homes.
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CCTV footage of Ms Dhu's last hours have shaken me to the core.
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Already, the new gravitational-wave data has shaken up the field of astrophysics.
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When done, the mixture puffs a little and doesn't wobble when shaken gently.
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Kenya is a key Western ally in a region often shaken by violence.
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I called my best friend, and I was really upset and shaken up.
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Spain's national self-confidence was shaken by the financial crisis of 2008-09.
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The mere scale at which SoftBank plays has shaken investors in recent months.
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Biden's poor showing in the early states has shaken some of his donors.
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As stocks have shaken off growth fears, bond yields have also moved higher.
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A shaken Mr Ghani had promised then that it would never happen again.
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These events have shaken what was Latin America's most stable and successful country.
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Video of the incident shows the choice that the "visibly shaken" teen made.
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The teen later told police that she was shaken up by the encounter.
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Many traders had shaken off the president's weekend threat as a negotiation tactic.
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The Israel-Gaza border has also been shaken by several days of violence.
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But his contacts with people in Trump's inner circle have shaken the administration.
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"I have some parents who are shaken beyond what you can imagine," Det.
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Britain and America are both liberal champions that have been shaken by populism.
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And, if a tremor does happen, monitors nearby will be shaken by it.
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Melbourne was shaken by the gang wars that raged between 1998 and 2010.
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The events of the past week, however, have shaken the financial world awake.
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WILFRED FROST: But, Bruce, do you regret how this has all shaken out?
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As for whether her view is now shaken ... well, watch what she says.
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We're told she's still shaken up, but is doing okay and recovering nicely.
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TMZ also reports that she appeared shaken and nervous while on the stand.
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"It's basically silver tequila with lime juice shaken and over rocks," she said.
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But a recent spate of governance reforms has shaken things up a bit.
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If you're not feeling sufficiently shaken up yet, by summer you will be.
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He was conscious but very shocked and shaken, royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell said.
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Yes, he was definitely shaken up when he was telling me about Emily.
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Your foundation will be shaken today, Libra—but maybe that's a good thing?
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Scandals have shaken voters' faith in Mr Morales and the movement he leads.
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Brandi Glanville was left shaken up after an intruder entered her home Tuesday.
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Macron has shaken up French politics with his meteoric rise to the presidency.
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"We just learned this moments ago just this morning," Guthrie said, visibly shaken.
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At the time she said she was "shaken, but fortunate to be alive".
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The man, identified in the video as Dan, could not be shaken awake.
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He was shaken and heartbroken to see children in various states of decline.
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"I don't get shaken up when they hit the ball hard," Faria said.
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When we got to visit her more regularly, she was still shaken up.
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"We just learned this moments ago, just this morning," Guthrie said, visibly shaken.
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An extended anti-corruption investigation has also shaken PDVSA, including its top management.
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Companies such as Acacia Mining have been shaken down for huge tax bills.
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Who are you going to believe, a computer log or a shaken owner?
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Maddow on Monday said the country was "shaken" by the joint press conference.
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My 3.5-year-old daughter was clearly shaken up and scared, but fine.
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She appeared shaken after the hit and hustled out of her burning car.
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Already, Donald Trump's ascendance in the United States has shaken the moderation narrative.
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Dahl, visibly shaken, talked to Allieu afterward about getting her some food assistance.
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Then reins are shaken, the cart rattles through, and the gate is shut.
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Immediately following the incident, Lochte appeared visibly shaken and Burke wiped away tears.
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"He was shaken up by it," Pelosi said in reference to the vote.
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But in the end, I found my confidence in animal models shaken further.
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"A tragic & heinous act of violence has shaken the #Nevada family," he tweeted.
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Another girl would have shaken off his hand and shown him the door.
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This transition has shaken up the software business for the last several years.
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Dr. Colleen Kraft watched from across the room, shaken by what she saw.
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"The scientists in that conference room in Mexico were profoundly shaken," Schwägerl wrote.
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Higgins said her son was shaken up but knew little about what happened.
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Cathy looks extremely shaken, but she's not one to take things lying down.
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It had no bluetooth and needed to be shaken to display battery life.
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Something's wrong if your gimlet, cosmo, or other shaken cocktail isn't ice cold.
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Over the summer, Berlin was shaken by a scandal in Ms. Merkel's party.
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The festival said it had been "shaken" by the intensity of the response.
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"I, too, am sorry if anybody was harmed," said the visibly shaken prosecutor.
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Israel makes me a shaken coffee drink with it, which is the best.
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Newfields is not the only museum to have been shaken by admission changes.
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Mr. McVicar said that the news about Mr. Levine had shaken the company.
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The Australians were somewhat shaken, until Ponting came in to steady the line.
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"My world has been shaken right now, to be honest," Ms. Niou said.
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My confidence was badly shaken, and it was pretty much downhill from there.
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But, as tectonic shifts like this occur in technology, oligopolies get shaken up.
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The nation's economy is not in desperate straits yet, but confidence appears shaken.
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What happened next was a scandal that has shaken ACORN to its core.
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"We are deeply shaken, shocked, and appalled by these revelations," the statement reads.
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The appointment aimed at restoring confidence in an administration shaken by the scandal.
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ZTE's near-collapse has shaken tech entrepreneurs, investors and ordinary Chinese people alike.
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At home and abroad, Trump has shaken confidence in how America makes decisions.
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Shaken, she called her best friend, who told her to inform the police.
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Officials say the town of 11,000 people has been shaken by the killings.
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Donner says the case has shaken the community and officers handling the case.
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Recent criticism of the president has not shaken Mr. Sewani's loyalty, he said.
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I was shaken, and not just because I lost my wallet and watch.
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Add to these uncertainties a new wild card — terrorism, and a shaken citizenry.
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Victoria was understandably shaken, a moment followed by her choice to confront Rice.
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Dogs that accompanied the families looked shaken, and many were covered in ash.
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The bombing, one of several deadly attacks this week, has shaken Pakistan's leadership.
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Already, markets across Asia and Europe have been shaken by Tuesday's judicial actions.
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I was falling for him, but I hadn't completely shaken my old attitudes.
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But afterward, they said that they were shaken and upset by the error.
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Still, he has never shaken the impression that expedience is his first calling.
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Bourmeche, damp and shaken, was told to go back to the squad bay.
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Mr. Kuczynski's move, described officially as a medical humanitarian gesture, has shaken Peru.
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But the turbulence left the plane cabin full of bloodied and shaken passengers.
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The disclosure of the yearbook photo has also shaken Mr. Northam's alma mater.
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Or what is it specifically about Tony's death that's shaken Peter so hard?
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The Hollywood Vampires frontman looked visibly shaken Monday while leaving his NYC hotel.
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Back then, they knew what they had to do —they said virtue and morality was the necessary spring of popular government ... Our foundation has been shaken, it's been shaken to the core because we have forgotten the source of our morality.
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South Korea's financial markets have already been shaken by Japan's export curbs, Bahng added.
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The TV veteran says the experience left her shaken and with a broken arm.
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Walker was visibly shaken, as were the judges, who looked on in frozen terror.
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Without really knowing Hussle or his music, his death leaves me shaken and speechless.
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We are all really shaken up by what happened & just thankful she is okay.
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Two women went home outside of the rose ceremony this week, leaving Colton shaken.
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Germany's Sigmar Gabriel also said Hariri should return as his departure has shaken Lebanon.
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By the time Waldorf got to her grandmother's house that evening, she was shaken.
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We will continue to see consolidation in a sector shaken up by Jio's entry.
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Until that confidence is shaken, the market will do what it's going to do.
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The FCC says it will "take action" if STIR/SHAKEN isn't implemented this year.
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And I wasn't prepared for how jarring being shaken from a state serenity is.
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Work in the past century in particular has shaken up scientists' understanding of emptiness.
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Established operators have been shaken by the launch of the Jio network last year.
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Elsewhere in the city of 2 million people, shoppers were shaken by the quake.
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Over the past few years, the bralette has totally shaken up the lingerie business.
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The mother of three looks visibly shaken as she recalls the helplessness she felt.
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Yet it's also the most fragile and shaken album of his career so far.
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" Musk's bottom line: "My faith in humanity has been a little shaken this year.
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"They're very shaken up," Jose's daughter and Luis' sister Veronica Lopez told the newspaper.
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It left him shaken, all the more so because the government didn't reach out.
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Massive bomb blast outside our hotel, I'm ok, very shaken, people dead, awful scenes.
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Zimbabwe was shaken last year by the biggest anti-government protests in a decade.
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Barack Obama and Angela Merkel have both shaken their fair share of robot hands.
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Yet Brexit, which Scots voted against by 33% to 38%, has shaken things up.
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A visibly shaken Ronald Reagan emerged from the camp after an hour-long visit.
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Both were visibly shaken by the story of the colleague but pulled no punches.
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"I'm okay, just shaken up and very sore," the mother of six told PEOPLE.
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Television footage showed Lee, 64, physically shaken and holding onto the stand for support.
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Arlovski's next opponent, Alistair Overeem has suffered similar losses when his confidence was shaken.
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THAT hissing noise is the sound of the British pop industry being shaken up.
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"We are all ok but a little shaken," Hatfield said on his Facebook page.
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He may be animated, but Bob isn't immune to being shaken by negative feedback.
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Closer to home the House of Saud has also been shaken by internal strife.
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Mariota was shaken after the fourth sack near the end of the first half.
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This week, Solve the Internet looks like a martini glass that's shaken, not stirred.
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Malve, 65, says the killings have deeply shaken the Nath Panthi Davari Gosavi community.
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She is "a little bit shaken up," one detective told the Los Angeles Times.
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Scientific pedigrees are like any genealogical tree: When shaken, they can reveal family secrets.
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Instead of being shaken down, you were taken on a plush, interior ride; your
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Before experiencing real traction control, I might have shaken my head at the concept.
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Men everywhere are shaken as a result of these stories, and you know what?
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But even though he looks visibly shaken, somehow, he still goes through with it.
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Following this turn of events, Kardashian promptly left Paris for New York, understandably shaken.
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Does Richie get as shaken up by Bieber's social media postings as we did?
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Orrin seems like a man you can't really touch and he was so shaken.
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Joe Jonas will take his 30th birthday celebration shaken, not stirred -- please and thanks.
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Father: 'This is a hate crime' Nabra's death has shaken the local Muslim community.
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For Ahmad, seeing a city being shaken up by tragedy is all too familiar.
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"I was shocked, I was shaken, and I was mad," Maw told the affiliate.
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"Public confidence in our institutions get shaken by these sort of events," Rudd said.
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And sources told PEOPLE then that the reality star was shaken following the robbery.
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But Huawei has shaken my confidence with its two new hues for the P9.
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What a searing, jarring film Lady Macbeth is — I left feeling a little shaken.
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Around midday on our 23rd day at sea, I'm gently shaken awake by Andersen.
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City and school officials were visibly shaken at a news conference about the episode.
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Derrick Rose seems to have shaken off his recent legal woes to score 17.
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Fathi Abu Abdallah, nursed a fresh wound to his upper lip and looked shaken.
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Shaken, he stayed up all night, flipping between CNN, MSNBC and Fox until dawn.
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Clinton world strategists appear absolutely shaken, unsure and befuddled in their response to this.
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"Post 9/11 veterans, I think we're really shaken by our experiences," McCready said.
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I had finally shaken the binds of convention I had been raised to accept.
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The Pound Shows Resilience Uncertainty after the Brexit vote has shaken financial markets worldwide.
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A hacking embarrassment The Democratic Party has already been shaken by hacks this year.
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Bergdahl appeared visibly shaken as the sentence was announced, according to CNN affiliate WRAL.
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A shaken Nordqvist made a bogey on the 18th to finish at three over.
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While police on Thursday called on the public for tips, Troy residents were shaken.
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But such a probe could help restore the shaken confidence of shareholders and advertisers.
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"I can't stop thinking about this — it has shaken me to my core," Mrs.
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Telemundo has shaken up the telenovela by making it hipper, edgier and more diverse.
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The outburst has shaken local equity markets, which have surged for much of 2019.
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Our 'AGT' sources say Ryan's fine, he was just shaken up after the mishap.
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ADM has shaken up its global trading unit in a bid to boost profits.
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She remembers being shaken by Trump's explicit comments on groping women without their consent.
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When Inspector Hassan had persisted, she said, the elder had just shaken his head.
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In the course of my campaign, I've shaken hands & knocked doors of GOP voters.
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The International Monetary Fund forecasts that investor confidence and financial markets would be shaken.
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I definitely think there's a positive to the world being shaken up right now.
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Karen shows up at his apartment, shaken up from the events at the hospital.
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But watching my mother's struggle to learn how to read had shaken my confidence.
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She responds that it was a "team effort," but the inference leaves her shaken.
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Millions of people worldwide feel this way, they have been shaken to their core.
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This time, he sounded shaken and less confident, or he could have been exhausted.
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This officer also should have noted how visibly shaken and fearful the subject was.
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So if your martini gets shaken without a specific request, that's a huge no.
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However, if you're ordering a dirty martini, feel free to specify shaken or stirred.
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Even a cold glass of malted whole milk shaken and frothy lights me up.
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Shaken, he returned only after installing a fence and hiring a part-time guard.
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Canadians, this one included, have been shaken by the latest violent attack in Toronto.
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He saw an England racked by economic tumult, with old social hierarchies seriously shaken.
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She appeared to have shaken off all the cancer and chemicals in her body.
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The demands of young Democrats like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have shaken up the party.
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Deeply shaken by the encounter, Mr. Inman then sought safety on an upper floor.
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With the atmosphere still extremely aggressive, the shaken Shenhua fan then makes his escape.
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This year, T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon announced successful experiments with Stir/Shaken.
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To Luton, it was another bleak sign of a shaken national health-care system.
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But wealth and fame can be a mood-altering cocktail (rarely shaken, gently stirred).
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Eight months later, Bourdain returned, shaken, from Beirut, and they talked about having children.
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Nonetheless, Pelosi said Trump appeared "shaken" by the overwhelming nature of the House vote.
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Amy Klobuchar was exhausted, exhilarated, shaken by a dizzying mindstorm of joy and pain.
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This is why Translate's output sometimes looked like a shaken bag of fridge magnets.
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Perhaps it should not have been a surprise, but the ambassador appeared freshly shaken.
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The impact on me was that my identity as a trial lawyer was shaken.
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Sexual misconduct allegations have also shaken up Democratic primaries in competitive GOP-held seats.
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"This is an attack on our rule of law," a visibly shaken Grapperhaus said.
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Mr. Mattarella, a 76-year-old Sicilian, has shown he is not easily shaken.
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A woman who might have been stirred by today's experience, but was never shaken.
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Hence, we have been left unscathed from the diesel issue that has shaken Europe.
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News of the man's death has shaken the close-knit community where he lived.
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"We're all shaken," said Charles M. Zsebedics, the general manager of the housing cooperative.
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She regained control of the Model 3, but was badly shaken by the incident.
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The recent violence has shaken the Jewish community in the New York City region.
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However, the bottle clearly had been shaken a bit when she knocked it over.
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A slew of corruption scandals have shaken the ruling People's Party in recent years.
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The officials were visibly shaken, pausing several times to compose themselves as they spoke.
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Smollett said he was shaken and angry that an attack like this could happen.
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"I'm legitimately shaken by the grave instability of American foreign policy today," Murphy tweeted.
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She had shaken hands with so many strangers that she felt like a politician.
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I feel dizzy, kind of shaken up that something like this could actually happen.
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I've just finished reading your book, which is harrowing, so I'm a little shaken.
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"Most of the people I've worked with, I've never shaken their hand," he said.
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In 2014, Teavana Shaken Iced Teas and Teavana Hot Brewed Tea arrived in stores.
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Their interviews were often wrenching; reliving what they'd endured left them shaken and tearful.
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A bit shaken, I collected the paleontologist's machine and headed back into the mountains.
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He appeared to be visibly shaken while providing the names of the twin girls.
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The lower classes were coming into new roles; the old order was being shaken.
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His faith in the government's ability to deliver dependable health care has been shaken.
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"But what matters to me is that I don't want to be shaken out by this period of underperformance any more than I wanted to be shaken out of Apple during its swan dive at this exact time last year, " Cramer said.
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Shaken by the accusations, "he's in a really bad place," another source previously told PEOPLE.
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Sandberg broke that silence in her letter, which addressed grieving families and a shaken nation.
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Sabrina wakes up, shaken but satisfied that she found the confirmation she was looking for.
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But he observed that the administration's executive order had to some extent shaken the market.
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"We're shocked, shaken to the core," said Guri Wormdahl of the Norwegian Fur Breeders Association.
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But Nylyumar estimates losses that afternoon came to $600,000, and the company's workers were shaken.
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Multiple sources told PEOPLE at the time that she was deeply shaken by the experience.
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Regional turmoil and slower rates of gas sales have probably shaken investor confidence, she added.
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Everyone is feeling pretty shaken after Donald Trump's shocking win in last week's presidential election.
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Shaken by the religious divide, more than 10,000 people held a counter-rally on Nov.
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Annabelle Neilson's death at the age of 49 has left those who knew her shaken.
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Historic swings in stocks this month have shaken many a bull's faith in the market.
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The lives of two damaged twins are shaken by the arrival of a mysterious man.
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" Kardashian West's rep told PEOPLE that the reality star is "badly shaken but physically unharmed.
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The prince rushed to Douglas-Hughes' aid and helped the shaken man to his feet.
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So leading reform conservatives—though shaken by Saturday's development—have enlisted their sympathies with Rubio.
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German politics is shaken by rumors of the Chancellor's health, but it is not stirred.
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" Speaking with PEOPLE, Cerissa's husband says the "whole family is shaken up by the case.
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In one lab, Roewe and MG vehicles are shaken on machines that simulate rough roads.
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As a first-time new mom, I walked out of Tully both shaken and relieved.
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In the years since his election, Duterte's administration has shaken the foundations of Philippine democracy.
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This is not the first time Colombia has been shaken by a serial child abuser.
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Why it matters: The rise of Amazon has shaken up the U.S. and global economy.
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Mr. Mejia remained at the scene, shaken by the accident, his lawyer, James Kirshner, said.
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Villagers near the town of Balakot were shaken from their sleep by the air strikes.
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In her room, after the big blow-up, I could tell that Shumsky was shaken.
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Not a single one of them have shaken hands with a robot, to my knowledge.
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Trump: Dallas shootings have 'shaken the soul of our nation' Swain's comments quickly sparked criticism.
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The murder has shaken up the community, and left many people feeling sad and powerless.
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It attaches itself parasitically to it from time to time, but is generally shaken off.
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Massive cyberattacks have also shaken the industry, and Binance hasn't been immune to that trend.
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The menacing antagonist who stomped into the season 6 finale has everyone a little shaken.
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Cameras panned to former *NSYNC singer Lance Bass, who was visibly shaken by her talk.
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Sent home in August, she is still weak, shaken and disoriented, but safe for now.
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Ross Perot had really shaken the electoral playing field in 1992 with his independent candidacy.
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After it was over, Araoz said, she rushed out of the house angry and shaken.
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This isn't the first time New Zealand has been shaken up by a powerful earthquake.
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"It has shaken me to my core in a way I could not have predicted."
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Still, watching the account unfold onscreen, you'll be shaken to the core by their prescience.
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This has shaken up a campaign in which the main issues are crime and corruption.
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South Korea's financial markets have already been shaken by sluggish exports and Japan's export curbs.
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Fifty years ago Hong Kong was shaken by violent pro-Communist protests against British rule.
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For all of your shaken cocktails you need a Boston shaker, hawthorne strainer and jigger.
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At Kris's house, Kris checks in on Kendall, who is also shaken up and exhausted.
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Morrison's victory was welcomed by financial markets, which have been shaken by the political instability.
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Hunt was visibly shaken, and witnesses escorted her to a lawn chair on the sidewalk.
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Castro seemed shaken by DeJesus' 2004 disappearance, even handing out fliers with the girl's photos.
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You can see in the video the men are shaken up but not badly injured.
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Regardless, the news again proves just how monumentally MoviePass has shaken up the theater industry.
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She was clearly shaken after the crash, saying everything she owns is inside the vehicle.
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Dude doesn't seem to be shaken up about it though from what we're seeing here.
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We could see the engine out the window which was really shaken on the wing.
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Tom Gresback that comes as Kabul has been shaken by a series of deadly attacks.
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Kuciak's murder has shaken Slovakia, prompting mass protests that are threatening to topple the government.
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She had been shaken by some of the criticism that the Roman bot had received.
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Huddled inside are two of her kids, both too shaken up to stay home alone.
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Though Slusarz called the grim discovery "an isolated incident," residents have still been left shaken.
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It's more than shaken the morale of the police department, another contributing factor to recruitment.
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Instead, it has left the faith of the Nepalese in their fragile society badly shaken.
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He had shaken a swarm of investigations and one indictment before succumbing to a second.
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In doing so, he's shaken up the dynamics of the highest court in the land.
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"It's very intimidating," a visibly shaken Yovanovitch told the House Intelligence Committee about Trump's tweets.
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Recent political events — Brexit, the election of Donald Trump — have majorly shaken up world order.
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He was shaken to learn of the unethical history of scientific research on aboriginal Australians.
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Some migrants say they're shaken by what happened and unsure of what to do next.
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Questions about Trump and his associates' ties to the Kremlin have shaken his young administration.
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The scandal has shaken Brazil's political and business establishment and sent many people to jail.
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He was visibly shaken, and I found he knew quite a bit about the bomb.
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"This has understandably shaken up VA's Washington bureaucracy," VA spokesman Curt Cashour said last week.
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Confidence in the financial system can be shaken, leading to a full-fledged banking crisis.
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Now it has shaken off its obscurity and is in stores all over the world.
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Twelve days later, the surviving band members gathered at Daptone's offices, deeply shaken but determined.
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The 19-year-old managed to escape his grip, but felt shaken by the encounter.
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Trump's initial actions have shaken and awakened people within the Beltway and around the globe.
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Frazier was shaken now, wobbling on his stumpy legs, but his heart kept him going.
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"I don't think these Chinese banks will be shaken by the said losses," he said.
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America has certainly shaken up the norms when it comes to energy production and supply.
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The AI boom has already shaken up the market for computer chips in recent years.
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Every cocktail is made to order, specially shaken or stirred based on your personal preference.
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Religious hierarchies were shaken as society realized the spark of consciousness existed in each individual.
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This is not the first time Argentina has been shaken by a nightlife-related tragedy.
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My girlfriend and I were shaken, filled with shame, and surprisingly still horny as hell.
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Enforcement is inconsistent: One might be stopped and shaken down or let off if uncooperative.
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To be sure, the results of the German elections have shaken the country's political establishment.
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And yet I found myself a little shaken by the things they take for granted.
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But he says a recent confrontation at the United States border has left him shaken.
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This has shaken the U.S. ally which has remained stable through years of regional turmoil.
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Boston declared a public health emergency amid the coronavirus outbreak that has shaken the country.
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The news of Peter's sudden and untimely passing has shaken us to our very foundation.
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Prashant Ranyal, 39, who lives in the neighborhood, said he was shaken by the killing.
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"This has shaken my trust in Amazon and its future," he wrote in an email.
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And even some of Mr. Biden's senior campaign advisers were privately shaken by his remarks.
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It has shaken me to my core in a way that I couldn't have predicted.
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But the scene in Charlottesville had shaken him as much as it had our listeners.
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To pierce the fog of spoofing, STIR/Shaken adds a layer of authentication to calls.
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I don't want to say he was ashen, but he was visibly shaken by this.
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They must be led, and decades of habitual bureaucracy must be shaken out of them.
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It comes as investors' confidence has been shaken by revelations about privacy and security issues.
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Regardless, the judgments have shaken faith in the courts, both in Hong Kong and abroad.
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Nine days earlier, the election of his successor, Donald J. Trump, had shaken the world.
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But she and Frisbie had already shaken on the deal, and she wouldn't back out.
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Shaken but steady, Ms. Reynolds told viewers on Facebook Live all that she had seen.
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Shaken lawmakers softened their partisan tone and some pressed to loosen restrictions on gun access.
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Shaken lawmakers softened their partisan tone, and some pressed to loosen restrictions on gun access.
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All of these incidents have shaken Canadian's faith in our alliances, our economy and ourselves.
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The experience has left some voters like Jennifer Kulina-Lanese, a former veterinary professional, shaken.
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Although he said he was treated well by Spanish police, the experience left him shaken.
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Their fragile world is shaken by the arrival of a bulldozer from a fracking company.
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Daniels said she was shaken by the experience but never told police out of fear.
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Instead, the city has been shaken by some of the most intense unrest to date.
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" But that confidence was somewhat shaken when she got visibly emotional singing "Thank U, Next.
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The winds of populism, anti-intellectualism and virulent nationalism have shaken the devotees of Aspen.
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Spence surfaced unscathed but shaken, and the incident prompted changes to the cup regatta guidelines.
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Henry Cavill is still a little shaken (and stirred!) over his failed James Bond audition.
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As our briefing this week explains, these four pillars are being shaken by new research.
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In response, Mr. Khosrowshahi has shaken up Uber's top ranks and tried to cut costs.
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On Tuesday, three days after the swim, Mr. Pugh still sounded shaken by the experience.
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In all more than 1,200 earthquakes have shaken the region in the last three weeks.
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Some residents have breathed sighs of relief since Conditt's death, while others remain shaken up.
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Each year, I revisit that moment in the dark underground retreat filled with shaken mothers.
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My mother fled the attack past wounded classmates and blood-spattered walls, shaken but unharmed.
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After the game, Collins said Gsellman's showing had not shaken the foundations of his belief.
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But our faith in the promised benefits of marriage should have been shaken long ago.
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Bozarjian's face falls, and she falters before getting back to her live report, appearing shaken.
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The final mixture is shaken up in large bags until it becomes a fine powder.
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Visibly shaken, Beahm addressed his viewers Thursday night, saying he wanted to be completely transparent.
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Water rippled toward us like a blanket at the beach being shaken free of sand.
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In just 28 days, both of these communities were shaken when a gunman opened fire.
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However, confidence among investors could be shaken in the shadow of a contentious election season.
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" Hughes called it a "horrific crime" that has "absolutely shaken our community to its core.
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The New York Police Department has also been shaken by a spate of officer suicides.
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The scandal has shaken the aid sector, with Britain and the EU reviewing Oxfam's funding.
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Liquefied natural gas has shaken up pipeline politics, creating competition for longtime suppliers like Gazprom.
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On the 22nd floor of a Tokyo hotel, I was shaken awake at 4 a.m.
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When he met with the woman and her family in early June, he was shaken.
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The midterm elections have shaken up the early race for the 2202 Democratic presidential nomination.
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" Edwards then quoted Psalm 62: "God is our fortress and we will never be shaken.
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At harvest time, the larvae are shaken free, washed, and ground into paste, Aarts said.
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French consumers' confidence was shaken by a 2013 scandal involving horse meat sold as beef.
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Sherri posted a video outside the service and was clearly shaken up after the fight.
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Some were shaken down in backroom immigration offices or at the airport when they arrived.
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Booker reiterated his criticism during the briefing, scoffing at how this decision has shaken out.
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I wasn't even shaken by the fact that it was Michael Jackson, I was shaken by the fact that [director] Dan Reed had done a really good job of showing the pattern, and for years, I had been trying to show people the pattern.
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And in 2003, Robert Roberson was convicted of killing his two-and-a-half-year-old daughter based on a scientific theory known as shaken baby syndrome—the idea that certain symptoms in a dead child conclusively prove they were violently shaken to death.
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Yet over the same period, Saudi's 32-year-old crown prince has shaken up the landscape.
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But a few people said they were too shaken to enjoy the rest of the night.
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Instead, they can be simply shaken to get out the last drops of sweet, sweet shampoo.
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The incidents can leave victims bilked out of up to thousands of dollars and emotionally shaken.
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That projection, of course, is shaped by that pesky male gaze we haven't completely shaken off.
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Global investors had shaken off the Italian referendum results, and shares had risen higher on Monday.
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Certainly, there's more dust to be shaken out of this rug — if you'll pardon the expression.
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Melcher, deeply shaken by the entire experience, could only testify at the trial while under sedation.
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Dirrell was shaken, but he got up and dominated much of the rest of the fight.
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That has shaken financial markets by disappointing expectations that interest rates will not rise this month.
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"It's unfortunate that the defense was shaken and we couldn't change it easily," Shin told reporters.
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"A little shaken after being struck by lightning this evening," Burr wrote in a Facebook post.
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Shaken that someone who had such a light can be taken from this world so easily.
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When Majid and Ahlam met the two men, they were so shaken they could barely speak.
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"For more substantial levelling to occur, the established order needs to be shaken up," he says.
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But the two suicides have shaken the Parkland community, which is now again in crisis mode.
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The demonstration was peaceful but smaller than those that have shaken Algiers over the past weeks.
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I am appalled and shaken by this and deeply concerned for all members of our community.
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Near daily demonstrations set off by a worsening economic crisis have shaken Sudan since Dec. 19.
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The Cali members are relieved, but shaken by their experience with this very competent DEA team.
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THE bribery affair centred on Petrobras, Brazil's state-controlled oil company, has already shaken that country.
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SCIENTISTS in Britain were left more shaken than most after the EU referendum on June 23rd.
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Confidence in the dollar has also been shaken by mounting worries over the U.S. budget deficit.
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Stebbins wasn't certain if Campbell, shaken by the failed attempt, would seek a different execution method.
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Despite being shaken by the terrible series of events, Dion, 48, now sees the silver lining.
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But analysts warn of challenges ahead and that investor confidence has been shaken by the setbacks.
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More recently, an influx of immigrants has heightened political tensions and further shaken the eurozone's unity.
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Sources told TMZ that the dog was shaken up but did not appear to be hurt.
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But it's still shaken YouTube video makers' faith in advertising as a main source of funding.
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Despite her attempt to make amends, Jeremiah is still pretty shaken up over the traumatic experience.
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We know you're feeling shaken right now, and all the nasty headlines and tweets aren't helping.
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She has supported a wave of protests that have shaken cities across Sudan since Dec. 19.
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The "Wolves" hitmaker's ex Justin Bieber also seemed shaken up about the news of her hospitalization.
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John Nicholson, visited shaken Farah on Saturday alongside other defense, intelligence and interior minister top brass.
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Employees, who were, by the way, apparently very pissed over the way events had shaken out.
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Reading Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah's debut short story collection Friday Black is like being shaken awake.
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"He said it was a mistake and apologized," Rhames recalled, adding that he was still shaken.
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Passengers expressed gratitude to be alive, but many were extremely shaken after the crash Tuesday afternoon.
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"I don't know what to tell you," said a shaken Garcia, after carding nine-over 81.
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"It's basically silver tequila with lime juice shaken and over rocks," says the former Friends star.
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Twenty-four hours later, as he was wheeled into the operating room, Amari still wasn't shaken.
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Though Apple shares have fallen nearly 10 percent since the start of October, Wood isn't shaken.
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" Democrats, however, immediately pounced, with Schumer taking to the Senate floor and describing himself as "shaken.
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Traditionally, the Grasshopper isn't supposed to be blended; it's supposed to be shaken and served up.
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On Facebook, shelter staff reported that River, while a little shaken up, is physically healthy overall.
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Anchorage and its surrounding areas were shaken by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake on Friday morning. Gov.
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Across the globe, populist upheavals, such as Brexit in 2016, have shaken up politics as usual.
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Witnesses say Jones Jr. walked off the van and comforted the driver -- who appeared shaken up.
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Let's take a look at a few famous internet naming decisions, and how they've shaken out.
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The courts' injunction against the price increase has shaken foreign investors' confidence in the legal system.
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Oklahoma residents were left shaken on Wednesday night when a tornado hit near the Tulsa area.
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This was proof that the party needed to be shaken up and to try new things.
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This means that when the droplets are shaken up with water, they form a stable emulsion.
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"It's touch and go, but we're stabilized," said a shaken Brzezinski – letting out a deep sigh.
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Bruised, shaken and angry over what she considered a sexual assault, Gaviglio runs from the room.
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The fatal crash has shaken the entire community, Mr. Dokko said in an interview Monday night.
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True, she was shaken, but the night was over, and her guilty conscience had calmed again.
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Humanity has been shaken to its core each time the U.S. has dropped a nuclear bomb.
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Hardly anyone disputes, though, that this town of 350 people has been shaken to the core.
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The faith of the American people in justice free from strong-arm politics has been shaken.
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Wagner was so shaken, he vowed to give up tobacco because it elevates his heart rate.
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Since then, China's expansion in the South China Sea has deeply shaken a new Vietnamese government.
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She told me that she had never shaken the sense that the country is under threat.
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Are you ready to have your foundations shaken and your point of view forever altered, Sagittarius?
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The list of countries shaken by revelations from the so-called Panama Papers continued to grow.
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If shaken by authorities, the sand makes the cans sound like chilis are moving around inside.
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Pelosi also said Trump was "shaken" after the House vote in the meeting, The Hill reported.
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The festival, which runs until Sunday, has shaken up the coming film season in multiple ways.
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Airbus has been badly shaken by the existing corruption probes, which have already clipped aircraft sales.
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In recent weeks, the papers' revelations about Mossack Fonseca's international clientele have shaken the financial world.
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Apparently still shaken up, Porte lost significant time during the first time trial the next day.
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"This is a tough day, a tough day," said Duree, visibly shaken and choking back tears.
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Management roles have reportedly been shaken up amid Tesla's announcement of its biggest battery pack yet.
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It was shaken and poured at my table, and I was impressed by the generous refill.
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They've already shaken markets and taken an economic toll, but they are threats rather than realities.
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Mark Lerner, one of the Nationals' owners, left the clubhouse looking shaken, with red, watery eyes.
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"We had appointments that day, and our clients were really shaken on all levels," she said.
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And Samsung has never shaken off its image as an imitator, though a highly efficient one.
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Tech, Media, Telecoms$100 billion SoftBank Vision Fund has shaken up Silicon Valley with mega fundings.
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Then the global economy crashed, and we were shaken violently awake—at least for a time.
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Others pointed out that he has shaken hands with other male world leaders with no problems.
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The United States, Ireland and the Netherlands have all been shaken by reports of widespread abuse.
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Yet, this feeling can't be shaken free from the pricklier aspects that come with college athletics.
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Expect things to get shaken up in your intimate relationships today—you're ready for a change.
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The incident left the 18-year-old cut, bruised, and shaken up, but not seriously injured.
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Afterwards, I felt shaken thinking about how I could have inadvertently hurt the person I love.
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Trump has shaken people to the realization they can't let other people make decisions for them.
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After it was shaken, my brown sugar milk tea looked just like any old bubble tea.
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Officials described to The Times how the case has deeply shaken the secret world of intelligence.
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"Shaken or stirred?" is a question you should never hear back when you order a martini.
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If those types of drinks were stirred and not shaken, the ingredients might remain stubbornly separate.
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This patriarchal structure of society is still deeply rooted and needs to be very strongly shaken.
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Lee initially said he had not shaken Dolan's hand but later acknowledged that he was mistaken.
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"It was quite scary, to be very frank," said the person, who left the discussion shaken.
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It has shaken Chinese politics and stirred an unusual amount of rumblings, if not open dissent.
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The seeming ubiquity of these crimes has shaken the public into listening in a new way.
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"He's shaken up, but he's going to be O.K.," the boy's father, Fermin Gonzales, told KSBW.
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It has already shaken up a multitude of businesses, and more revelations are likely to come.
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Shaken by tragedy and fueled with masculine pride, they aim to heal by inflicting maximum hurt.
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It can make you feel at once joyful and mournful and leave you shaken and changed.
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The standoff has shaken global markets, and signs of optimism from negotiators lifted stocks this week.
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Explain. Related: Questions for: 'Pillars of the West Shaken by 'Brexit,' but They're Not Crumbling Yet'
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"He looked like he was shaken very bad," said Rita Mosher, 74, a next-door neighbor.
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"I'm not surprised that some of these foundations have been shaken at this point," he said.
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In separate interviews, they both confirmed her account and recalled Ms. Glaudini being shaken and disappointed.
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"Clearly, confidence in F.A.A. as the gold standard for aviation safety has been shaken," he said.
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I'm certain the expression on my face mirrored the pale, shaken one I saw on his.
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Jayson Werth, a Washington Nationals outfielder, visited Mr. Mika in the hospital and came away shaken.
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He was shaken, but he couldn't say anything to his family because the operation was classified.
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I was scared because our world was shaken up and I felt so lost and hopeless.
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Point out that private property is being stolen and your sense of community has been shaken.
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Ms. Yellen noted that the economy had shaken off the disruptions caused by hurricanes this fall.
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The killings have shaken the commuter community of Frederick, a former mining town of 13,000 people.
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"I voted for him because I felt that Washington needed to be shaken up," she said.
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In recent weeks, the global stock market has shaken, boosting volatility both at home and abroad.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Asian markets are continuing to recover after being shaken by coronavirus fears.
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It's shaken us as women and made us stamp our collective feet and say, that's it.
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Badly shaken, Qaboos quickly announced 50,000 new jobs and gave his advisory councils some additional powers.
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Hurt Honduras were shaken by the goal and never recovered, going on to lose 6-0.
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Danielsson has shaken up management and started a restructuring programme since he took over as CEO.
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The area has been shaken by a steady series of aftershocks, including one on Wednesday morning.
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The movement has shaken up politics, with voters and lawmakers from both parties questioning fiscal austerity.
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Such information is not easily shaken loose without a high level prompt from someone like Barr.
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First off, Bloomberg has finally shaken Sanders into directly attacking an opponent other than President Trump.
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Snorri's owners sobbed loudly behind a closed door, but the staff was a little shaken, too.
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A decade ago, in 211, Taylor's faith in the treatment protocols was shaken by new research.
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The 2005 cartoon controversy was followed by deadly attacks that have left Western Europe deeply shaken.
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"When you go and touch what's sacred to us, that got people shaken up," Patel said.
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Those closet indexers who are charging active prices, that's what's really being shaken out right now.
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In recent weeks, conservative governments in Ecuador and Chile have been shaken by anti-austerity protests.
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Living through 70 years of change hasn't shaken Wu's faith in Mao or the Communist Party.
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But the mood turned somber as Johnson began to discuss how Mario's detention had shaken her.
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The temple is the spiritual embodiment of the social and economic dislocations that have shaken Thailand.
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"This is not a system that will be shaken by these stupid evils," a cleric said.
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"This book left me completely shaken," Ju Shardlow, a video producer on Insider's London team, said.
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Congested pipelines in Western Canada have prompted Alberta to curtail oil production and shaken investor confidence.
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And those values, I can assure you, will not, and cannot, be shaken by this attack.
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When I read where this attack occurred I was shaken, because I know that area well.
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Investor mood was certainly shaken, even if acute panic never quite took hold in the selloff.
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Swift was shaken up on his second fumble in the third quarter and did not return.
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She had been shaken by her grandmother's death, and drew no solace from her church's rituals.
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Ventura residents were shaken by a 48-hour swarm of small earthquakes on Thursday and Friday.
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The bank has shaken up its board in the past year, adding four new independent directors.
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It's fair to say that digitalization has shaken up industries across the globe as of late.
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Shaken by a friend's recent passing, Hurwitz wanted to examine the transition from life to death.
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Japan's No.2 automaker has been badly shaken by the scandal surrounding former boss Carlos Ghosn.
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I found Hong Kong, once home to the pragmatic apolitical pursuit of money, riven and shaken.
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Jordan has been shaken by its biggest protests in years, in response to planned tax hikes.
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Jeremy Corbyn's hard-left Labour Party has shaken traditional working class voters free from their traditional loyalties.
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Shaken residents, some needing oxygen after inhaling so much smoke, huddled with each other at the shelters.
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The case has shaken Venezuelans, even though the country suffers one of the world's highest murder rates.
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Since 2011 the region has been shaken by frequent, though mostly peaceful, protests by the Shi'ite minority.
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"She's broken-hearted and incredibly shaken from what has been an unimaginable tragedy," a source tells PEOPLE.
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Like a community terrorized by fire, the nation was temporarily shaken, but it is recovering its balance.
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On "Godbody" he rhymes "baking soda" with "wood grain the color of shaken soda," which, picture it.
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Fortunately, Kris and Gracie are on the mend, although they're admittedly both shaken up from the crash.
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The "Kim" is deep red and shaken with soju, a vodka-like alcohol loved in both Koreas.
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I remember clearly how shaken and subdued Kater was — and continued to be from that day on.
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I remember clearly how shaken and subdued Kater was -- and continued to be from that day on.
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But one consumer group was particularly shaken by the thought of Trump in the White House: Hispanics.
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Shaken residents, some needing oxygen after inhaling so much smoke, huddled with each other at the shelters.
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"I told him right away and I was very shaken by the whole thing," she told Stern.
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A visibly shaken Heard then says Depp yanked her head side to side by grabbing her hair.
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Rule says police were shaken at the thought of a young boy witnessing one parent killing another.
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Aftershocks meant that the island was shaken by three big quakes over the course of ten days.
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But if you're shaken by Meitu's ad-tracking efforts, you should realize that it isn't an outlier.
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Analysts were shaken by McCollam's upcoming departure, which was a key driver behind the stock's move lower.
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When they encountered Tripp in person, he was "visibly shaken and crying," according to the police report.
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I do think the philanthropic community needs to be shaken out of its sleep on this topic.
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What we do know is that several passengers, for whatever reason, appear visibly shaken in the recording.
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Moore also tells a story that should get the legions of Connery purists shaken and stirred too.
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I was shocked ... I told [Brad] right away, and I was very shaken by the whole thing.
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If it hasn't, there's no real reason to expect the Democratic race overall to be shaken up.
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ON AUGUST 20143th the Indonesian island of Lombok was shaken for the second time in ten days.
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They sailed with their father, a blacksmith and drinker, and arrived in New York shaken and sick.
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He'd walk into a bar and it would always be, 'Ah, Commander Bond, martini, shaken not stirred.
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Having shaken Faulker, he was all alone on his native streets for the rest of the race.
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Clearly shaken, the man laid on the platform and the group of bystanders appeared to comfort him.
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Caputo says she was shaken because she was running late and might have been hit herself otherwise.
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What was the way forward for a company shaken to its foundations by the cord-cutting revolution?
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The first Democratic presidential debate appears to have shaken up the 245 race — at least for now.
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"I was still very shaken and fractured and broken when I spoke to you," he recalls now.
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Kardashian West was left badly shaken, a spokeswoman for the star said, but was not physically harmed.
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A spokeswoman for Kardashian West said the celebrity was "badly shaken but physically unharmed" following the incident.
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Both your domestic life and your professional or public world were shaken up by yesterday's full moon.
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The Middle East's private equity industry has been shaken this year by troubles surrounding Dubai-based Abraaj.
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Kalanick was shaken by Mr. Cook's scolding, according to a person who saw him after the meeting.
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It was the biggest demonstration yet amid a wave of dissent that has shaken the territory's authorities.
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"It has shaken me to my core in a way that I couldn't have predicted," Obama said.
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Burke was seen crying and Lochte appeared to be shaken up while the audience chanted his name.
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Kardashian, who's in France for Paris Fashion Week, was "badly shaken but physically unharmed," the spokeswoman said.
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The driver was shaken up but not hurt, but the Toyota appears to be totaled, Buck said.
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The government was shaken when he declared on July 25th that he was both Italian and Australian.
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The dollar's sustained strength has called into question moves by the Federal Reserve and shaken commodity markets.
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Although the quakes last week caused no major reported damage or injuries, they left many Oklahomans shaken.
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Kendall looked shaken on the stand ... nervously rambling through her description of the night of Aug. 14.
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Luckily, Amber and Marlow seem to be OK -- though she says she was shaken by the incident.
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In it, a young man, visibly shaken and standing near a pile of rubble, confirms what happened.
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The visibly shaken head of state said he saw a "flying device" that exploded before his eyes.
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Whatever happens, the case has already shaken and divided loyalists and advisers to the high-valued Uber.
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Micah reflexively pushes Blue down to the ground; he's clearly still pretty shaken up after his arrest.
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Getting squirrely with the Ampler e-bike on the beach A video posted by Stirred, never shaken.
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Last June's vote to leave the EU has shaken the ties of the United Kingdom's four nations.
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AlphaGo comfortably beat the European champion, Fan Hui, five matches to nil, but Sedol doesn't seem shaken.
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RELATED: Trump boosts New Hampshire lead The news also comes as Carson has shaken up his campaign.
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Yet the U.S. oil boom has shaken up the global energy order, and sent crude prices reeling.
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Maybe it was for the same reason he seemed so shaken on his last date with Lauren.
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Fragile flowers are no good either, because they will get shaken up on his rutted dirt roads.
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His home state of Connecticut counts several of the insurance companies that were shaken in the crisis.
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The sell-off has shaken global markets and raised the prospect of a banking crisis at home.
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The reinvigorated SPD has shaken up opinion polls in recent weeks after lagging Merkel's conservatives for years.
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The event has badly shaken Kazakhstan, a country of 18m, most of whom are secular-minded Muslims.
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Their own values have been shaken or destroyed, and maybe new cataclysms are just around the corner.
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Matilda was visibly shaken as she recounted the desperate days, weeks and months after her daughter's disappearance.
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The Ginger is a shaken combination of marshmallow milk-washed bourbon, carrot acid, ginger-maple, and cider.
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Britain's decision to leave the European Union has shaken the political and economic order of the country.
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Your routine gets shaken up as the moon in Aquarius clashes with Uranus, the planet of surprise.
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But even his temporary death felt different, the camera lingering on its gruesomeness and Morty's shaken reaction.
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Trudeau faces elections in 2019, and the demise of NAFTA would have shaken Canada's export-heavy economy.
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It was clear that she was no longer at a pitch meeting, and she left, feeling shaken.
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Mr Sinik decided who got killed in Medan and who should merely be shaken down for money.
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Related: Bill Cosby: A big legacy, forever tarnished In the last month, that perception has been shaken.
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If my karma were all shaken out, I wouldn't have to be here on Earth right now.
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Republican primary voters have made a clear choice, and it has shaken the GOP to its core.
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It's clear that this trust has been shaken, and the integrity of this institution is at stake.
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But the sector has been shaken by new uncertainty since Britain decided to exit the European Union.
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Giving the weather report, a visibly shaken Al Roker said, 'I'm still trying to process the news.
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And they must send their prayers to this small Texas town forever shaken by this lone killer.
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Ramirez was shaken up after colliding with Gary Sanchez at first base during Sanchez's eighth-inning single.
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The Cascara Lemon Sour is cold brew shaken with Woodinville Barrel-Aged Maple Syrup and fresh lemon.
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"It's very intimidating," a visibly shaken Yovanovitch told lawmakers after Schiff read Trump's tweets to her Friday.
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By then, his faith had already been shaken, after the authorities reprimanded him for suggesting agricultural reforms.
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Trump's unorthodox candidacy has shaken the Republican Party and has drawn increasingly vehement criticism from his rivals.
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Though the episode left her shaken, it was the kind of quick thinking she had prepared for.
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And wonder of wonders, for a young woman shaken to the core, Mr. Bilek accepted my call.
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Spielberg later returned to the idea, suddenly sounding so adamant that it left me a little shaken.
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The scandal follows other cases that have shaken confidence in the authorities' ability to protect public health.
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Mejia's apartment building in the Santa Maria la Ribera neighborhood was shaken to the ground in 2000.
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Shaken, Ms. Watts called Dr. James P. Evans, a professor of genetics and medicine at North Carolina.
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It is possible to believe that more than a million Syrian refugees would have shaken Europe anyway.
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That said, it's doing so at a time where people's trust in the service has been shaken.
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It's unclear what Insigne's response was, but no one was hurt during the ordeal, just shaken up.
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The threat of deportation, says Rebecca Durand, another teacher at the college, has really shaken students here.
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It's hard to be solemn when your beloved relative is being shaken out of a ziploc bag.
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Carol's shaken up by it, as we see her clutching a rosary so hard her hand bleeds.
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Fergus is less enthusiastic, as he's shaken by the idea that he may have killed a man.
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I'll explain why in more detail later, but as for making a citrusy cocktail, they're shaken. Always.
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A stirred drink has a deliciously silky texture on your lips that an aerated, shaken drink lacks.
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Ms. Hornbach, while shaken, is a self-described liberal Democrat who will still vote for Mrs. Clinton.
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The internal dynamics of the White House have been shaken by the failed push to repeal ObamaCare.
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I left the appointment and arrived at practice the next day shaken, but ready to run again.
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Even as strong earthquakes have shaken the region, the centuries-old city of Oaxaca remains largely unrattled.
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If Phoebe and Rachel possessed more Unagi, they wouldn't have been so shaken by Ross' jump scare.
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Not since witnessing the 9/11 attacks in downtown Manhattan had I been so shaken and afraid.
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The staff was clearly shaken by the news, and Hoda comforted a crew member after the program.
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Leaving the theater on the elegant Maximilianstrasse, Munich's Fifth Avenue, you might feel shaken, spent or exhilarated.
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He said the witnesses were "very shaken up," and some had told the authorities what they saw.
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Bill Hybels, their founding pastor, has shaken evangelicals far from the church's base in the Chicago suburbs.
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Scandals over faked research results have shaken many countries, including Japan, the United States and South Korea.
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On this one, we still don't know, because Carter has shaken up the playing field so thoroughly.
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She had a chance to shower at a neighbor's boathouse, but was shaken up about the ordeal.
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The evangelical Protestant world is the latest to be shaken by revelations of sexual abuse and sexism.
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But the neighborhood was shaken by an outsider who was very destructive, very unwelcome and very liberal.
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He and the ghost ship disappear into the gloom once more, and the sailors are left shaken.
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Dana Williams, Mr. Smith's niece, said her uncle was shaken and too distraught to talk to reporters.
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But when Trump was elected in 2016, Duncan felt shaken and knew she had to do more.
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After meeting with the police, Marie's faith in herself was so shaken that she recanted her story.
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Shaken, sick, Millie went to the bedroom, where she lay down and sobbed until her head ached.
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Albania was shaken by at least 250 aftershocks - three of them magnitude 5 - from Tuesday to Wednesday.
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Voters across the county said the experience further eroded their already shaken confidence in the election process.
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Rather than get shaken by scary headlines, the market has maintained a laser-like focus on fundamentals.
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However, major downsides like demonetization, data privacy and fraudulent activity have shaken both consumers and content providers.
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To Garner's satisfaction, the bears were ostensibly shaken out — albeit messily — and the bulls' euphoria was tempered.
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"We are deeply shaken at this inhuman and horrifying act," Germany's foreign ministry said in a statement.
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The clash has shaken financial markets, fueled political tensions and caused problems for companies around the world.
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These hurricanes, however, have not shaken our confidence that we will be able to rebuild and recover.
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"I am deeply shaken by the terrible news from Barcelona," said Thomas de Maizière, Germany's interior minister.
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"Massive" or "huge" meltdown would suggest that she would appear to be very upset or shaken up.
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The small town of Vidor has never fully shaken its reputation as a Ku Klux Klan stronghold.
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The Top 25 was also shaken by No. 3 Kansas' 64-23 win over No. 210 Baylor.
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Jewish communities in the New York City metropolitan area have been left shaken following a deadly Dec.
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Cramer's advice to prevent traders from being shaken out was simple: don't make that kind of trade.
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Mr. Assad will be shaken, but he now has a better sense of his limits and strengths.
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I had never shaken hands, let alone had a cup of coffee, with a naked stranger before.
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I had never shaken hands, let alone had a cup of coffee, with a naked stranger before.
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But it was the predatory nature of the shooting that seems to have most shaken her colleagues.
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But Samsung has shaken things up this year by offering a third option: The Galaxy S20 Ultra.
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Local residents have been deeply shaken by the tragedy, and it has caused repercussions beyond the courthouse.
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Though the episode left her shaken, it was the kind of quick thinking she had prepared for.
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This, in turn, has shaken the confidence of allies that depend on America for prudent, steady leadership.
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Reihana says she's still shaken, months after leaving Logan on a flight she never expected to take.
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And Orlando's gay community, badly shaken by the attack, rallied fiercely, offering help and counseling to victims.
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It&aposs an argument that top attorneys and constitutional experts have said has a very shaken foundation.
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The coastal nation was shaken this year by the collapse of the British travel company Thomas Cook.
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Darcy's letter to Elizabeth shows a man shaken from the easy complacency of wealth and self-regard.
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The architect Zaha Hadid left behind monuments to her fertile imagination and shaken acolytes around the world.
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"I'm deeply shaken, I wasn't expecting it," Carole Marot, one of Ms. Sauvage's daughters, told French radio.
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The people's faith in government, and their belief that their vote counts for something, has been shaken.
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The case has shaken the Chinese community at the university, which draws thousands of students from China.
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"I told him right away and I was very shaken by the whole thing," Paltrow told Stern.
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Many emerged shaken, in disbelief about the practices they'd just seen carried out in their own countries.
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In addition to new meat menu items, Chipotle has also recently shaken up its menu for vegetarians.
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In doing so, he's shaken up the dynamics of the highest court in the land. http://bit.
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It's a shaken soda can, passed along the line of viewers, in the hope it won't explode.
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Most interior and exterior mats just need to be shaken every few days to remove trapped debris.
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They are taking over a company that has been shaken over the past year and a half.
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In June, they had a heated argument over the nature of love, which left them both shaken.
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