Frisson is an immediate and short-lived emotional sensation usually accompanied by chills, and these chills are almost the same as the chills due to a slight cold wind.
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Beware of life-threatening wind chills The only numbers more shocking than the temperatures are the wind chills.
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Even without the force of law, Mr Vaidhyanathan says, it has the same effect: "If it chills speech, it chills speech."
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Chills or muscle aches occasionally accompany COVID-19Aches and chills can be symptoms of many illnesses, including the flu, but coronavirus patients have reported them.
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Dangerous wind chills In Tennessee, which had the coldest pockets in the South, wind chills made the air feel as low as 10 below zero.
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When a server suggested with wide-eyed eagerness that I might like "a very cold glass of milk" with the espresso-chocolate cake, chills went down my spine, and not chills of anticipation.
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Supreme Court watch: RBG had 'chills and fever' Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was hospitalized over the weekend and is now home after having experienced chills and a fever, the Supreme Court announced Sunday.
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I literally just got chills talking about it right now.
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Immediate side effects include high fever, nausea, diarrhea and chills.
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The first strums of that guitar will give you chills.
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The hounding of journalists from their jobs chills free speech.
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Wind chills run about 10 degrees cooler than air temperatures.
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You might even feel a little cold or have chills.
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When did you first get the chills while watching Rise?
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An hour later I had chills and a massive headache.
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The endless variables, the lifelong ramifications; it gives me chills.
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The road we were driving on gave Pérez the chills.
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Symptoms of the disease include fever, chills and a cough.
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I'm sitting here thinking about it and getting chills again.
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We don't know about you, but we've already got chills.
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"I got chills," Petty told Rolling Stone at the time.
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Massage. That's the only thing that sorta chills me out.
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This distorts global markets and chills investment here at home.
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I had chills at the 1st note #TonyAwards #SeasonsOfLove pic.twitter.
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Reports of glowing orbs and sudden chills are also commonplace.
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Many became quite ill, with shaking chills and raging fevers.
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It gave her chills when she read it last Thursday.
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You may even run a fever or get the chills.
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"Rita had some chills that came and went," he added.
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"Just reliving it gives me the chills" Campaigning became impossible.
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Did you get chills just like the rest of us?
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"High School Musical" no longer sends chills to my body.
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" She added: "It really gave me chills thinking about it.
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This internal email, exposed by WikiLeaks, should give everyone chills.
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That relationship, you know, chills and warms as things develop.
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That Nobel Prize speech gives me chills to this day.
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And we do have some wind chills to contend with.
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Needless to say, we got chills and they instantly multiplied.
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The conventional wisdom is that mandated disclosure "chills" political speech.
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"These uses of face recognition ultimately chills speech," Guliani added.
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On Halloween, we look forward to scares, tricks, and chills.
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The swirling chills smack against the cheeks like numbing darts.
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After a whole new world kicks in, I got chills guys.
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The patient got terribly sick—developing a fever, chills, and vomiting.
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More severe symptoms include sudden chills, fever, shock and skin lesions.
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Symptoms in patients include fever, shortness of breath, chills or cellulitis.
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Most of the songs on Pearl Lion's EP give me chills.
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Hearing that final click of the detective's lighter gave me chills.
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What can I say, those opening credits still give me chills.
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Symptoms include a fever, runny nose, chills, fatigue, and body aches.
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In that short book of Obadiah, verse 2 gave me chills.
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"Hearing he finished at six (under) gave me chills," he said.
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And, why is it that some music can give you chills?
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During their friend's reception, he began to feel chills and feverish.
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I still get chills and I'm not even a Vikings fan.
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If he trusts you, he lets down his guard and chills.
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Can we just say that getting the chills is super weird?
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Chills, sweats, and a massive headache, and I don't get headaches.
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I'm getting chills and welling up just describing this to you.
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"It sent chills through me because it was like pure love."
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"I got the chills before serving for the match," he said.
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Even in broad daylight, these started to give me the chills.
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Symptoms can include fever, shortness of breath and chills or cellulitis.
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I got the chills coming off the mound in the seventh.
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However, you no longer have to suffer the chills in silence!
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Mid-morning, I started feeling chills and the body aches worsened.
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When I first read her, I was getting chills and crying.
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The chills are hushed in the festival's pick for opening night.
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Once she started taking it, the shaking chills and fever disappeared.
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Wind chills are somewhat brutal, sinking well down into the teens.
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Benny Meyer Upsets Game by His Errors — Cold Chills 10,000 Fans.
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She just chills there all day and doesn't make a peep.
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Light winds from the north introduce wind chills in the teens.
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Wind chills still average in the 20s, so stay bundled up.
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In Minnesota, blustery weather brought rare wind chills of negative 60.
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Oh my god, it gives me the chills thinking about it.
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Now that I know who he is, it gives me the chills!
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It's the chills you get when you hear a beautiful voice singing.
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Club — $10+ per month See Details Thrills and chills at your doorstep.
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"Every moment we spend together gives me chills," Paul told his bride.
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That "Hogwarts is my home" refrain is guaranteed to give you chills.
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I felt her start the movement... I'm getting chills talking about it.
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The relationship between Cunanan and his mother chills me to no end.
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The trainer there was like, 'Oh my gosh, I just got chills.
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I would get chills when the music would start and the intro!
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Reviewers described her as convulsing audiences, administering jolts, chills, even electric shocks.
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Anna Kendrick's already got chills for his legs — and they are multiplying.
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If this song doesn't give you chills, I feel bad for you.
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The symptoms are a persistent cough, fever, chills, fatigue and trouble breathing.
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Anyway, I still get chills down my spine listening to this today.
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But those who do usually develop fever, cough, chills or muscle aches.
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Don't forget yellow fever, which can come with chills, headache and nausea.
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But in the evening, back came the headache, the chills, the lethargy.
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Music can send chills up some people's spines and give them goosebumps.
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This syndrome causes symptoms such as fever, nausea, chills, tachycardia, and headache.
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The buboes are followed by a high fever, chills, and extreme weakness.
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I told him I had goosebumps and chills ran down my spine.
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So are shaking, chills, fatigue, loss of appetite, abdominal pain and headache.
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Directed by David Fincher, this movie still brings chills when watching it.
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"It gives me the chills just talking about it," she told Fox.
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All had symptoms of the disease: fevers, icy chills and uncontrollable tremors.
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Klum said her symptoms include chills, fever, cough and a runny nose.
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That can bring withdrawal symptoms that include nausea, chills, anxiety, even delirium.
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Wind chills in the 230s and 6s, with a high of 21.
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Down to the low 483s tonight, with wind chills in the teens.
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Arctic air will create wind chills well below zero in many places.
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Terrible bone-shaking chills racked him, despite the thick layer of blankets.
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After lunch, I work for an hour and everyone else chills/plays.
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The cough and the aches, chills, fatigue persisted for the next week.
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" Millie said, "It's a painting of rocks and it gives me chills.
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That raises the risk of a recession as the virus chills activity.
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That raises the risk of a recession as the virus chills activity.
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The pseudonymous Decius, a proponent of the so-called movement, elicits chills.
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"Chills went down my spine," Reds center fielder Bobby Tolan said afterward.
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"You're walking up the dugout steps, you start getting chills," Syndergaard said.
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The new coronavirus causes fever, chills, coughing, sneezing, and a sore throat.
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When I first heard her say her own name, I felt chills.
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"I have chills just thinking about it," Gabe's mom Andrea tells PEOPLE.
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"It gives me chills thinking about it as an officer," Olsen says.
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If that works, you get chills, you cry, then the film works.
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In Boston, wind chills overnight Wednesday were expected to reach minus 10.
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The connection with thousands of years of history gave him the chills.
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Do we still get chills when he and Obi-Wan battle it out?
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It's the kind of joy that just watching it creates full body chills.
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Its bite can cause fever, rash, chills and nausea , among other side effects.
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Its bite can cause fever, rash, chills and nausea , among other side effects.
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If the infection progresses, a person may experience a fever, chills, or vomiting.
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But this baby voice is so familiar it sends chills down my spine.
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The crying and yelping that follow will surely send chills down your spine.
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But every time I watch the trailer, I feel chills down my spine.
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The next day, he became noticeably ill with fever, chills and a headache.
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I had full body chills and a very strong desire to be American.
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While the dough chills, Elmi thinks through what to do with the gnocchi.
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Symptoms include painful, swollen lymph nodes, as well as fever, chills and coughing.
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If you have a fever, chills, or sweats, it's advisable to stay home.
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Fevers, chills, and joint pain can be easily misdiagnosed as flu or malaria.
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I actually got weird ASMR body-joy chills when she found that horse.
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"It makes you feel chills," she said as she walked toward the plaque.
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I hope he chills with Jimmy Carter and teaches him about hip-hop.
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Over the course of that night and into the morning, I developed chills.
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His visit to the excavations of camp Sobibor also gave him the chills.
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"I had chills," he said of that gallery on 18 seven months ago.
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For some parents, the words "Child Protective Services" send chills down the spine.
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"The whole L'Oréal moniker, 'I'm worth it,' always gives me chills," Davis says.
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Wind chills spend most of the day in the 20s to near 30.
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In Minnesota, blustery weather could mean wind chills that could approach 70 below.
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The stories, by M.R. James, Charles Dickens and others, offer chills — and charm.
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However, wind chills in the 20s are possible for most of the day.
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There's a line about how going back to the hood gives you chills.
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SARS symptoms included fever, chills, and body aches and usually progressed to pneumonia.
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But extremely dangerous wind chills will keep some US postal workers from theirs.
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It is the one that sends chills through the city and UK businesses.
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When the undersurface of the first tablet was revealed, Dr. White got chills.
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"Just hearing it gave me chills," Welch told the Washington Post this week.
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Overnight, more of the same, down to 10, with below-zero wind chills.
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Weather: Still frigid — in the teens this morning with wind chills around zero.
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Wind chills in the midteens, streaks of sunshine and a high of 20173.
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I still have the chills from that Daily Podcast clip we just played.
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It sends chills up and down me even thinking about it; it's sickening.
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"I've watched it about nine times today and still get the chills," said Sueme.
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Patients typically develop fever, headache, chills, weakness and painful swelling in the lymph nodes.
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The first season of the Emmy-winning Handmaid's Tale is still giving us chills.
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But over the course of that recent Tuesday, her fever rose; the chills began.
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It gives me chills to think about the fact that there will be more.
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The symptoms of salmonella infection include nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, cramps, fever, chills, and headache.
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If I were in Trump's world, this scenario would send chills down my spine.
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And what it says will mystify you, not to mention give you the chills.
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" Kobe chills his little buddy out by explaining the (lesser) power of "light musings.
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It can range from chills and headaches to fatigue and short-term memory loss.
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That's why the pair's first meeting in Scandal's "Reintroduce Myself" will give you chills.
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They brought me a Justin Beiber blanket for when the chemicals gave me chills.
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Symptoms of the virus in adults include fever, low energy, chills and a rash.
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While I slept in Minneapolis, overnight wind chills in the city topped –50 degrees.
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Wind chills reportedly made it feel like minus 50 (minus 45 Celsius) or worse.
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Typically, malaria causes fever, chills, vomiting and flu-like illness, according to the CDC.
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Symptoms of Elizabethkingia infection can include fever, shortness of breath, and chills or cellulitis.
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It was another hot day, but the electricity in the air gave me chills.
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He had fevers and chills, chest pain, a severe headache and a sore throat.
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Now, he chills a single 12-pack of his favorite: Coke with real sugar.
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Wind chills that low can lead to frostbite in as little as 30 minutes.
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Bites can cause nausea, fevers, chills, and swelling and discoloring in the infected area.
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The most common flu symptoms are body aches, chills, cough, fatigue, fever, and headache.
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The energy chills out later on when Mars connects with your other ruler, Neptune.
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The size of this man's donut hole may give you chills, because it's gigantic.
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They had me from the first note; I still get chills thinking about it.
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Day 5: As your fever, chills, and body aches lift, you start feeling better.
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Wind chills will be even worse: 35-60 below (here's how to protect yourself).
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Japan's feeble growth and inflation rates send chills through everyone else at the table.
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The moment, met by cheers and a standing ovation, sent chills down my spine.
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In Boston, wind chills may drop as low as 15 to 20 below zero.
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Rita also had some chills that came and went, as well as, slight fevers.
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"I woke up this morning with the chills," he said, speaking from Rikers Island.
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Most also had general symptoms of illness, including fever, chills, weight loss and fatigue.
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Plus, that blood harmony that Laura and Lydia Rogers possess will give you chills.
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Every time I read the line highlighted above, it sends chills down my spine.
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But luckily, Ben Dolnick's ambitions go beyond run-of-the-mill thrills and chills.
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If you have a systematic infection, you might get chills, fever, or muscle pain.
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I had trouble sleeping last night and hearing the video again gives me chills.
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Symptoms of this new coronavirus include a fever, chills, headaches, and a sore throat.
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The prospect of moving to any other crop gives growers in this area chills.
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Manufacturers will say it relieves pain, reduces anxiety, and overall just chills you out.
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Your wine enthusiast friends will love this tool that chills wines to the perfect temperature.
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Symptoms resemble other types of pneumonia and can include fever, chills, muscle aches and cough.
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Tyler Henry continues the streak of celebrity chills with his emotional readings on Hollywood Medium.
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Symptoms of the virus include fever, coughing, chills, headache, difficulty breathing, and a sore throat.
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It touts an oven that chills food by day before cooking it in the evening.
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Nick chills out hard and sends Jasmine home in the middle of the outing (-15).
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Salmonella is a foodborne illness that can cause diarrhea, fever, chills, abdominal pain and death.
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Signs of the disease include swollen and painful lymph glands, fevers, chills, headaches and exhaustion.
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Along with the chills, Martinez was vomiting, but she thought she could sleep it off.
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Computer model projection of wind chills on Friday morning in the New York City area.
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Besides rattling China, their all-or-nothing approach is sending chills through Hong Kong's establishment.
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When it comes to giving us chills, Netflix has become a master of the game.
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In all cases, the chills are a result of your muscles quickly contracting and relaxing.
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Oh and the chills have ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with how cold it is here.
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Researchers then split participants into two groups: those who cried, and those who got chills.
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Be forewarned: the following image may give you a very mild case of the chills.
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Demi Lovato's got a new music video out, and it's guaranteed to give you chills.
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Lowest wind chills this morning will range from -15 to -45 (coldest in the Adirondacks).
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The person may have a fever or chills and vomiting and fatigue are also common.
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I've always loved to bake because it chills me out, and I really like eating.
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Symptoms include painful, swollen lymph nodes, called bubos, as well as fever, chills and coughing.
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But its rattle was a searing, almost mechanical sound that sent chills down our spines.
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I was wrong for saying what I did afterwards, I'm getting the chills right now.
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ETEC infections typically come with symptoms ranging from chills and vomiting to cramps and fever.
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I'm getting chills right now seeing just how bold, beautiful, and brave our generation is.
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It chills people from writing things that would help people understand how the government works.
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Here's what else is happening: Bundle up — wind chills are in the teens this morning.
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"I just got chills," Sunset Funeral Homes Director Christopher Lujan told CNN in an interview.
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Craig Hollander woke up with chills and an unfamiliar lethargy that dogged him all day.
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Wind chills, yes, may stay in the 30s for most or all of the day.
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Such wind chills can cause frostbite on exposed skin in as little as 10 minutes.
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He later developed a blister in the same area, and had chills and a fever.
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Still, the very mention of it still sends chills up the spine of some observers.
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The Wednesday arrest of cybersecurity researcher Marcus Hutchins is sending chills through the cyber community.
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The movie premieres on October 11, and is part of Netflix's Chills and Thrills series.
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Chills, nausea and stomach cramps hit with little warning, "like a lightning strike," she said.
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"It gave me chills watching them all go by," said Nicholas, also known as Nicole.
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Symptoms of these infections can include watery diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever and chills.
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The evergreen boughs will catch snowfall and insulate the patch of dirt from winter chills.
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For chills, bathers jump into the icy river adjoining the pools or roll in snowbanks.
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The Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker trailer might give you chills in any form.
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An ideal summer gadget, it chills hot coffee in under a minute without diluting flavor.
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The episodes would start with chills and a fever, which would progress hour by hour.
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" She added, "When I heard the sound of her voice it sent chills through me.
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When I listen to this track now I get chills wishing he could hear it.
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Clonidine can help alleviate some of the physical symptoms of withdrawal, like chills and agitation.
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Fans get the chills seeing comic book characters pop up in one another's movies, said Dergarabedian.
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Saturday -- just 12 hours after their last swim -- he woke with a fever, chills and cramping.
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Wind chills as low as -50 F were also expected by Tuesday evening through Thursday morning.
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"I literally get the chills every time I talk about it," she said of the film.
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Moments such as Secretariat's Triple Crown or Tiger Woods' first Masters gave me awe and chills.
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Both conditions lead to painful, sore breasts, and mastitis may also include a fever and chills.
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Wind chills that low could lead to frostbite on exposed skin in 10 minutes or less.
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Staph infections include symptoms like chills, fever, nausea, vomiting, stomach cramping and, if left untreated, death.
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"Coming down the last mile, I got chills, literally goosebumps all over my body," McFadden said.
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Fear promises to be full of thrills, chills, spills, and maybe even violations of the Constitution!
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Symptoms can include a cough, fever, fatigue, chills, loss of appetite, headache, and shortness of breath.
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Seeing this dress come to life and walk down the aisle… it still gives me chills!
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You get chills watching some of those moments, the flip, the home runs, the jump throws.
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This squeezes extra evening daylight during the warmer months and extra morning daylight when it chills.
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Emily chills in what roughly looks like Houses of the Holy's neighborhood; Spalding is eating toast.
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She said it in such a dead tone with a blank stare; it gave me chills.
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Chills. After the war, Felicity moved to the capital, where she married a pushover state senator.
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When I got to skate out and they announced 'representing Canada,' it just gave me chills.
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I admit I got a few chills by the time I got to the second one.
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I got chills and wept from the feelings I thought had long ago died within me.
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I remember getting chills in my back just being in the street surrounded by abandoned buildings.
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The third act twist of Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic still gives me chills.
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The description is so visceral, so precise, and so unsettlingly beautiful, it gives the reader chills.
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FEC decision, but it is currently under attack by special interests arguing it chills free speech.
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Typical symptoms include coughing, fever, chills and shortness of breath, according to the American Lung Association.
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For four days he had a fever as high as 105, chills and bed-soaking sweats.
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It's one of the few moments which equally delivers the same chills as the King novel.
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His symptoms included a fever, chills and redness around his tattoo and elsewhere on his legs.
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Computer model projection of wind chills on Friday morning, December 16, 2016, in the Boston area.
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If anything, this political climate chills free speech for those on the left, not white supremacists.
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Influenza causes aches, fatigue, headache and chills; these appear to be less common with Covid-19.
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Warren is sending chills down the spines of Wall Street executives, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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A decade removed, you can still get chills listening to her literally jump through her catalogue.
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"It gives you the chills and makes you feel great," Mr. Graves said of the experience.
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Bacow said their symptoms began on Sunday with coughs and then fevers, chills and muscle aches.
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First came bone-rattling, shaking chills; she couldn't get warm even under a pile of quilts.
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Walking pneumonia can still make you miserable, with cough, fever, chest pain, mild chills, headache, etc.
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It's a powerful passage, worthy of chills if not tears, and this concert was no exception.
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It was so brave and inspiring — it gave me full-body chills and made me cry.
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Symptoms of the new coronavirus include a fever, chills, headaches, difficulty breathing, and a sore throat.
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You can expect chills in Queens on Saturday that have nothing to do with winter temperatures.
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Nevertheless, for patient or forgiving fans of idiosyncratic thrillers, "Disappearance" may deliver satisfactory spills and chills.
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Anyone that displays symptoms — including a fever, chills, a cough or difficulty breathing — can't get on.
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The illness is often accompanied by a red bull's-eye rash, along with fever and chills.
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She had quickly become violently ill, with chills, fever, vomiting, a severe headache and neck pain.
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He'll pull that fake-out handshake gesture from the movie and you will leave with chills.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was hospitalized over the weekend after experiencing chills and fever.
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"I am feeling some chills -- I have had a fever for a few days," Gomez said.
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Guerrasio: When Jennifer Hudson really belts out the song at the end it gives you chills.
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Weather: Still awfully cold — wind chills around zero this morning, a high of 22 this afternoon.
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"Get Out" mixed humor and chills, and in "Us," Peele's comedy roots are even more apparent.
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It makes clear that selling the apropos-of-nothing, absurdist chills of creepypasta requires pokerfaced commitment.
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Wind chills on Wednesday morning could reach the minus 60s°F in parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Another weekend, another version of the biggest track from A Star Is Born to give us chills.
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There may be chills, moodiness, constipation, and eye strain from keeping your eyes open all the time.
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The side effects for some patients were expected and included scalp pain, chills, dizziness, headaches and nausea.
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I still get chills when I think about that scene from the finale of Big Little Lies.
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Its symptoms include fever, headache, chills and vomiting, which may be initially hard to diagnose as malaria.
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Everyone agrees to help, as long as Fiji chills the fuck out, but the damage is done.
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I get chills when I've made the right decision, and I know it's what she would want.
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But advocates see it differently, saying such cooperation actually chills trust between law enforcement and immigrant communities.
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The final dance scene speaks to the power of women as a whole and gives me chills.
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When it does happen, however, TSS involves flu-like symptoms such as headaches, chills, and sore throat.
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These proposals should send chills down the spine of anyone who believes in freedom and community strength.
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To this day, just mentioning the devastating fictional nuptials can send chills up a Thrones fan's spine.
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But the latest footage, released Friday, was enough to give at least this fan full-body chills.
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The third season, which will appear on Netflix, promises to deliver the same — if not more — chills.
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Something that sent chills down our backs and made us believe Heaven is a place on earth.
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In both practices, new mothers are nourished with broths and wrap their bodies to ward off chills.
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But at least for the Yankees, that will be the only thing liable to give them chills.
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While it chills, the cook assembles a sour cream and mayonnaise dip with various spices for dipping.
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When she first stepped onto Jackson's stage to sing the movie's hallmark song, I felt involuntary chills.
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The National Weather Service said wind chills in many areas Thursday could make temperatures feel below zero.
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When cool air emboldens even as it chills, and dead brown leaves scrape unsatisfied across suburban sidewalks.
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Stir that baby up so your ice chills the liquor, but doesn't water it down too much.
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And, if nothing else, the movie establishes that chills can be generated without explicit gore and violence.
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"She said after she learned he had been attacked, "I just got chills all over my body.
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You may have a fever, muscle aches, chills, cough, runny nose, headache, or all of the above.
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Days 2-4: Remain home from work or school as the fever, chills, and body aches continue.
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"I get chills and goosebumps today just thinking about it... knowing how fierce she was," Ledbetter said.
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On Friday night I showed symptoms of flu — cough, aches, fever, chills — the worst I've ever felt.
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On Wednesday night, Ms. Stewart said her grandmother had begun to feel chills and short of breath.
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" But by the end, she backed Judge Kavanaugh: "Listening to the judge's opening statements gave me chills.
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The National Weather Service had issued an advisory warning of wind chills as low as negative 20.
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When Maria got the news the first time, she was speechless: "I started getting chills," she said.
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He spent most of the next two days in bed, alternating between shaking chills and drenching sweats.
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According to Tom, Rita also had some chills that came and went, as well as slight fevers.
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"Woke up with nasty fever and chills today." transcript I would just say enjoy your home. Stay.
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EEE causes inflammation of the brain, which is often preceded by a high fever, chills and vomiting.
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I honestly get chills when I think about his empathy for and dedication to everyone but himself.
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The parasites spread throughout the body and multiply exponentially, causing chills, fever, headache, nausea and intense fatigue.
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Wind chills are in the teens in the morning, rising to the upper 20s and low 30s.
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Both have all-court games that can give tennis purists the chills and their opponents the shakes.
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And there are a few good chills when Jacki Weaver turns up as an assisted-suicide counselor.
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She suddenly got the chills, and felt herself quaking, so she shoved her hands under her thighs.
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There's Riverdale for high scandal, Veronica Mars for sleuthing, The Haunting of Hill House for mysterious chills.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was hospitalized Saturday after experiencing chills and fever, a spokesperson said.
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On extraordinarily hot summer days and during winter chills, they stand to make a lot of money.
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Weather: Bright but wicked cold, with wind chills around 19603 this morning and a high of 31.
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But that's the deal with Kepler: If you want the thrills, you've got to expect the chills.
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But we're windy and colder with highs in the 40s, and wind chills stuck in the 30s.
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In Chicago, forecasters warned of sub-zero wind chills early next week, cold enough to cause frostbite.
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I still get chills every time one of my clients tells me she had her first orgasm.
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Wind chills as low as -50 F (-46C) were also expected by Tuesday evening through Thursday morning.
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All produce fever and general weakness, some come with chills and headaches—symptoms easily mistaken for the flu.
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"I hope everyone chills and just sees the show for what it is," the 69-year-old added.
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It's a phrase that should send chills down the spine of anyone who worries about Trump's decision-making.
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Ava DuVernay's Netflix series focused on the Central Park Five is here, and it will give you chills.
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The next morning, however, Gutiérrez became "noticeably ill," including having a fever, chills and a headache, she added.
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Stern's jarring image of Trump, on the other hand, is so realistic looking it could give you chills.
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" Jodi Carter, Buteau's aunt, says when she sees the picture "it takes my breath and gives me chills.
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My mom makes pancakes, we turn on Paw Patrol, and everyone chills on the couch for a little.
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Baby Anthony downs his milk and chills back in his baby swing, falling into his long noon nap.
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I walked in with my mom and I just remember being overwhelmed with chills all over my body.
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You want horror, sci-fi, comedy, thrills, spills, chills, and romance (sort of), all in one fell swoop?
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"I get chills wondering if Connor knows yet whether his leg has been amputated," Patricia told the newspaper.
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It will alternately lift your spirits and break your heart, giving you chills even on the hundredth listen.
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Factor in strong winds, and states from northern Pennsylvania to Maine felt wind chills well, well below zero.
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It mashes (the hot-water-and-grain step), then boils and chills your wort (unfermented beer) with ease.
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Wednesday's conditions were clear but cold and breezy with wind chills in the upper 30s at first pitch.
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It chills hot coffee in under a minute without diluting flavor, and is dishwasher safe for easy cleaning.
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"The lack of humanity at institutions of higher learning is sending chills through all of society," LiYinan_704 wrote.
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Winds chills will be well below zero this weekend, with some areas feeling like it is minus 40.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court says Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been hospitalized after experiencing chills and fever.
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On top of my chills and bubble gut, I'm now literally worried about my unborn child's mental health.
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Symptoms include coughing up blood, fever, chills, night sweats, shortness of breath, chest pains, weight loss and fatigue.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Tom Hanks had a cold, or so he thought: slight fever, body aches, chills, the usual.
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Tia Davis of Hazel Crest, Illinois, started experiencing chills, headaches, a fever and breathing problems in early March.
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I remember, I was just thinking the other day ... I just got the chills as you're saying it.
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This garden presents a Halloween festival that aims to cultivate young minds as well as a few chills.
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There will be lots of roller coaster ride thrills and chills Tuesday night with 1,85033 delegates at stake.
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All three share general symptoms — like fever, weakness and chills — but each subtype carries its own fearsome markers.
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Citing "projected low temperatures and potentially dangerous wind chills," the baseball team decided to call the event off.
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If I were in the Trump White House or campaign, that ticket would send chills down my spine.
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The next morning the boy "became noticeably ill including fever, chills and a headache," according to the statement.
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Mr. Podeswa shared which moments made him cry, which gave him chills and which provided the most headaches.
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The announcer asked anyone who had experienced fever, chills, or cough to report to the ship's medical center.
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Some people who contracted the Wuhan virus reported symptoms including a fever, chills, headaches, and a sore throat.
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Just the memory of those legs paired with Julian Glover's raspy voice is enough to give us chills.
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Wind chills will be as low as 20 to 40 degrees below zero in parts of the Northeast.
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Frostbite is an issue in central Iowa, too In central Iowa, wind chills are also a major concern.
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Weather: Brittle cold, with wind chills in the low teens this morning and a sunny high of 103.
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They faced wind chills around minus 70 degrees Fahrenheit, whiteout days with little visibility and isolation, for starters.
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It's made of that Marvel magic that hits you with chills and throws your heart into your throat.
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I still get chills thinking about that scene in Hotel where the ghost had a drill for a penis.
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Dangerous wind chills could yield temperatures as low as 40 degrees below zero in the Northern Plains on Friday.
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Here's a fact that would send chills down your spine: electronic devices have officially taken over the human population.
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As the winter months approach, and buyer sentiment chills further, they could even pull back from their small gains.
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As for that infamous dance number, I have chills merely looking at a photograph of it — it's that good.
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When One Direction's performance of "Torn" left us shook way back when … … and still gave us chills in 2015.
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Within a day of arriving, she began experiencing severe nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, body aches, fatigue, chills, and cold sweats.
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" — megaman1410 "Suddenly, I got random chills...""I was sitting in our office room home alone when I was 19.
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Temperatures in Milwaukee are expected to hit -22 degrees this week, with wind chills at -55 degrees, WITI reports.
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Your stomach might ache, maybe you get the chills, and then you have to go to the bathroom ASAP.
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In taxonomising the responses music elicits, Mr Gasser identifies the peak high as "frisson", characterised by "thrills and chills".
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Chills ran down Jim Cramer's spine when he learned that General Mills guided down for its first fiscal quarter.
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After it chills in the fridge for an hour, I eat a small piece and then head to bed.
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Of course, for all the chills and thrills they bring, these creepy stories aren't without a tinge of sadness.
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A new video on Phillips Instagram reveals star Joaquin Phoenix in full joker makeup and, well...we have chills.
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Other symptoms of early Lyme disease include fever, chills, headache, fatigue, muscle and joint aches, and swollen lymph nodes.
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In surveillance video, obtained by TMZ, you see 2 men approach Skinnyfromthe9 as he chills in a Range Rover.
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There are many, many Demigorgon pop-outs, but again, it's the non-monster scares that bring the deepest chills.
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The addict may have severe withdrawal symptoms all the way, including vomiting, diarrhea, restless legs, chills, sweats, and insomnia.
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Here are the titles of the upcoming "Netflix and Chills" flicks and the available synopses from the streaming service.
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The part where the beat's slowed down and then springs back into action continues to give me chills today.
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He explains that flu-like symptoms such as chills, fever, body aches and fatigue can also accompany the rash.
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But it was going that extra step that night in Brooklyn that still sort of gives me the chills.
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Good news: This Tuesday, romantic Venus exits goal-obsessed Capricorn and chills in laid-back Aquarius until March 12.
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That crackdown has sent chills down the spines of many potential deal-makers and heightened caution in corporate boardrooms.
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You may have gotten chills knowing that Mufasa was about to tell Simba that he was disappointed in him.
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It's made of that Marvel miracle stuff that hits you with chills and throws your heart into your throat.
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Immediate symptoms include fever, chills, headache, fatigue, muscle and joint aches, swollen lymph nodes and a distinctive ring rash.
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He "literally felt chills," he said, at seeing his play begin a new life, headed for a new land.
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It sends chills down my spine, especially in view of the recent tragedy at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
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"I've seen a lot of posts in social media, and it's quite moving and I got chills," she said.
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And he started to have strange shaking chills each afternoon and evening, followed by a fever — regular as clockwork.
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She attributed her low-grade fever and chills to the flu shot she had received just before the trip.
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One look at these portraits of clowns and demonic masked figures is enough to send chills down your spine.
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Flip the dough and return it to the freezer for another 15 minutes so that it chills evenly. 5.
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Think more like stir-fried, but with peppers for oomph and potatoes to take away all your winter chills.
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Watching Joanna scream in desperate rage as some rando (literally) paints her as a corporate shill gave me chills.
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MPD's wanton and vindictive conduct on January 20 chills free speech, which is a vital part of our democracy.
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More robust dialogue is needed to really tackle these important problems — but the long American shadow chills our discussions.
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Studies document the ways in which just the threat of surveillance chills communication and the search for information online.
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Mr. Mitchell's longtime companion, Ms. Murray, 22020, found herself racked with chills and fever, Ms. Bell, her daughter, said.
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The next day, April 21, the boy became "noticeably ill including fever, chills and a headache," the statement said.
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"It started out as cold chills, and then the headaches, and then quickly moved into breathing problems," Tryston said.
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I had some aches and chills but nothing that I thought would hamper my day-to-day at all.
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With highs probably stalling in the mid-30s despite mostly sunny skies, wind chills remain stuck in the 20s.
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Symptoms include: fever, feverish chills, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle or body aches, headaches and tiredness.
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It gives me chills just thinking about it, because I hope to go there and spread the aloha spirit.
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If the prospect of nuclear war chills your bones, you may want to skip this dark Cold War satire.
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"What I just saw gave me the wrong kind of chills," a visibly stunned Chuck Todd said on MSNBC.
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She was hospitalized again just before last Thanksgiving with "chills and a fever," but was released a day later.
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Symptoms occur two to 10 days after a person is infected, and include chills, fever, headache and muscle pain.
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WIMBLEDON, England — In a sport not accustomed to gruesome injuries, the screams of a fallen tennis player brought chills.
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Some people who have contracted the Wuhan virus reported symptoms including a fever, chills, headaches, and a sore throat.
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It gives me chills just thinking about it, because I hope to go there and spread the aloha spirit.
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It has to give you the same chills as the original so you want to listen again and again.
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In the clip, the wombat chills on the avocado chef's lap, and Antoni looks like he's about to melt.
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In an especially anxious moment, Ms. Pedlow unfurls a scream that chills the blood at least a few degrees.
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If nothing else, this creates the kind of uncertainty and conflict that frightens businesses and chills investment and innovation.
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Those concerns have bled into the trade and economic war with China, sending chills across the global technology industry.
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According to Smiley, symptoms of Seoul virus can include fever, chills, nausea, pink eye-type eye infection and abdominal pain.
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The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling are back for another round of chills, thrills and really big hair on Netflix's GLOW.
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Later, the venom can cause other symptoms, such as fever, muscle aches, itching, headache, chills, and a full-body rash.
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"To all you chill seekers, here comes some stimulation that might induce your chills," Goldblum says in the video introduction.
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Saturday morning, 12 hours after we were in the water, he woke up with a fever, chills and some cramping.
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She kills, eviscerates, and butchers her pigs warm; she never chills the body down before butchering, which is very uncommon.
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Dress for wind chills in the 20s, because air temperatures will continue to plummet, keeping pace with slowly slackening winds.
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Now, he's at home on the couch, wrapped in a comforter and fighting his way through chills, fatigue and nausea.
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Seasonal flu is a respiratory disease that can cause fever, chills, headache, malaise, muscle pain, cough, and a sore throat.
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But then I rewatched the trailer, and the Michael Jackson Thriller reveal gave me chills again, so there you go.
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We found one particularly good Reddit thread that's filled with stories that are sure to send chills down your spine.
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Both bands gave me chills, which is hard to do when you're as jaded of a showgoer as I am.
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Symptoms develop 2 to 10 days after exposure, the OCHCA said, and include fever, chills, cough, muscle aches, and headaches.
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Britain normally sees "radiation" or "inversion" frosts, where the ground chills only the air just above it, says Mr Foss.
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"I still get chills when I hear 'Carrying the Banner,' " Fankhauser, 26, says of one of the movie's opening songs.
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"I met this beauty 13 years ago and I still get chills every time she kisses me," he sweetly confessed.
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"I was having vigorous, violent shaking chills," Durham, of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, says of the day she fill ill.
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Baca had fevers that wouldn't go away, cold chills and night sweats, a persistent cough, and blood in his mucus.
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But we can also get the chills when we're not sick or cold — we get them when we get feels.
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To the contrary, high temperatures maxed out Thursday at 22.6 degrees Fahrenheit (-5.2 Celsius), though wind chills were appreciably lower.
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As the push for legalization continues (despite some political setbacks), we can only hope everyone just chills out a bit.
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And even though the client felt it went by in a flash, those slow-mo shots still gave us chills.
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The opening sequence is one of several iconic moments from the movie that's reimagined so perfectly you may get chills.
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Russia wants a degree of coordination with United States forces, including shared use of intelligence, that gives the Pentagon chills.
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Even though his throat was painful, the sore throat seemed insignificant compared to the shaking chills, the fever, the headache.
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Common symptoms include fever and chills, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle and body aches, headaches and fatigue.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been hospitalized over chills and a fever, the Supreme Court said in a statement Saturday.
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Common symptoms include cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, fever and chills, muscle and body aches, headaches and fatigue.
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Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber's multi-year on-and-off relationship has been immortalized in a new chills-inducing mashup.
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Some bacterial species can cause cholera, whereas others poison people through their food, causing symptoms like diarrhea, fever, and chills.
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"I don't know why, but watching this really chills me out!" one commenter wrote on a particularly calming marble video.
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She says Double Cup deep cut "Reverb"—a dizzy, bass-driven track that's nearly beatless—still gives her the chills.
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"There won't be another Camelot," Portman says softly, in a way that induces chills and makes you hold your breath.
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It gives me awful chills—and I know that that's exactly the kind of reaction Damian Master was hoping for.
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It has been 12 days since T woke up in the middle of the night on March 12 with chills.
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It was cold and rainy during most of my runs that week, and the perpetual mist left me with chills.
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Neither its director, Farren Blackburn, nor his screenwriter, Christina Hodson, could have believed that this bromidic nonsense would generate chills.
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Fever, chills and body aches and pain, swelling and redness in the arm receiving the shot were common side effects.
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Then she saw paramedics trying to revive a man beside the rolled S.U.V. "It just gave me chills," she said.
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Fans return to their favorite "ASMRtists," like the Reese whisperers, for the intensely pleasurable tingles or chills these sounds produce.
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Mark wrote "For Doug" on the stringer, a stiffener down the center of the board, which still gives me chills.
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There is always some kind of activity around flowering knotweed, especially in midmorning, after autumn's early overnight chills wear off.
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Single-digit wind chills this morning, a high of 28 with a snow shower, and then it gets really cold.
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This week, Unknown Mortal Orchestra releases a 28-minute song, Major Lazer chills out and Frightened Rabbit searches for hope.
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She says Double Cup deep cut "Reverb"—a dizzy, bass-driven track that's nearly beatless—still gives her the chills.
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"I get chills when I think about Monique, and how much I love her," Michele exclusively tells PEOPLE about the designer.
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At 19, she got her start delivering a chills-inducing poem, "If Should I Have a Daughter," on a TED stage.
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Today, Hebard is warning other families to watch for the symptoms of necrotizing fasciitis, such as chills, fever, fatigue and vomiting.
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The praise really started pouring in after Hudgens gave a flawless performance of "There Are Worse Things I Could Do." CHILLS.
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It's meant to be taken within 48 hours after the onset of symptoms, such as a fever, chills, or runny nose.
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Like my MP3 of Radiohead surprising the crowd at Oxford with "Creep" in 2001, which still reliably gives me the chills.
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" When CNN's Jim Sciutto read Rezaian Ali's statement, the journalist said he was "just getting chills as I read that again.
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The woman was tested and diagnosed with herpes after suffering from vaginal sores, fevers and chills, according to the court papers.
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My entire abdomen was bloated, and I had a low-grade fever with chills, so I went to the emergency room.
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But this time, as soon as I got the chills, everything in the room hanging on the walls fell off simultaneously.
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Temperatures plummeted to -26 degrees in North Dakota and Minnesota felt wind chills as low as -62 degrees, the AP reported.
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Not only does it house a generous volume 12.5 ounce capacity, it chills liquids by up to 130º in one minute.
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Wealthy white tourists are doted upon and catered to, while Marcus chills poolside without the woman he wants by his side.
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With the Joker, Ledger spent months figuring out the octave-jumping, tic-filled delivery that would send chills down our spines.
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And like Lost, Black Mirror at its best aims to send chills down viewers' spines without ever losing the human element.
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Air temperatures from Nunavut to Ontario have plunged well below zero Fahrenheit, with wind chills colder than minus-40 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Even small ones—the way they move, the prospect of venom, those little forked tongues—can send chills down your neck.
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It causes a fever, headache, chills, and swollen, painful lymph nodes (buboes) that can turn into open sores filled with pus.
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It can cause fever, headache, and chills, and also rapidly developing pneumonia, chest pain, and coughs that produce mucus or blood.
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Jon gives Bran an enthusiastic embrace, only to be met with a dead-eyed gaze that chills him to the bone.
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McDowall told me he had chills and I believed him and, just looking around, I knew that he was not alone.
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He shared a vid with the actor and wasn't shy about gushing over him ... saying he had chills from the meeting.
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In Montana dangerous wind chills are expected to last through Saturday afternoon and people should guard against hypothermia, the NWS said.
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Like my MP3 of Radiohead surprising the crowd at Oxford with "Creep " in 2001, which still reliably gives me the chills.
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In the second video, a Clinton operative talking about how to perpetrate election fraud ought to send chills down everyone's spine.
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In truth, I'm not enamored by the Chiron, a cold kind of hypercar which chills the blood instead of superheating it.
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Wind chills of 25 to 45 degrees below zero are expected for parts of New England, CNN meteorologist Michael Guy said.
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The glint in his eye, the snarl on his face, the menace in his voice - all enough to give you chills.
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The vibe chills out when the Moon mingles with the Sun in psychic Scorpio at 1:18 AM. All times EST.
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The woman was tested and diagnosed with herpes after suffering from vaginal sores, fevers and chills, according to the court papers.
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I'd had a fever and chills the night before, but they were gone in the morning, so I'd shaken it off.
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High fever, chills, extreme pain, shortness of breath, high heart rate, dizziness, and clammy, sweaty skin are all signs of sepsis.
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Be prepared for hazardous travel due to the reduced visibility and snow/ice covered roads, in addition to hazardous wind chills.
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The British vote has sent economic chills through the European Union, which may divert or delay European business ambitions in Iran.
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Those images and characters still inspire, and the music still sends chills down the spines of the series' most hardened fans.
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For a president who has market performance as a measure of his success, it must have sent chills down his spine.
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Earlier in the day, a little girl named Nancy had been brought into the clinic with a cough and shaking chills.
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"The distress began with headaches, night chills, joint pain," Eyal Press writes in this week's New York Times Magazine cover story.
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MDMA can induce symptoms resembling a panic attack — sweating, nausea, chills, involuntary teeth clenching — and is occasionally associated with heat stroke.
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Gusts near 20 mph are possible, though, so bundle up for wind chills about 03 degrees below what the thermometer reads.
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The onset of berserkergang purportedly began with bodily chills, shivering, and teeth chattering, followed by swelling and reddening of the face.
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Demi Lovato gave fans chills when she nailed her performance of the national anthem just before Super Bowl LIV on Sunday.
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"Your a real Legend🎼 if you know her or heard her music you'd feel chills😔," she posted on Facebook.
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Overnight lows drop to the low to mid-20s, and with winds still brisk, wind chills could fall to the teens.
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"The dangerously cold wind chills could cause frostbite on exposed skin in as little as 10 minutes," the weather service said.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was released from a hospital in Baltimore Sunday after being treated for chills and fever, Reuters reports.
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Malaria is a mosquito-borne disease that causes a fever and chills, and in severe cases anemia, seizures, and respiratory problems.
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But in "Hope," it finds a foothold in a way that made me sit up straight, chills running down my back.
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When Nina Allred's 0003-year-old daughter Emma had a low fever and chills, she thought she just had a bad cold.
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"I have chills," Dickinson, 62, tells Henry in the clip after he alludes to the fact she was away when Belushi died.
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Because of that, people might experience extreme pain, swelling, fever, chills or other signs of infection before they notice any outward signs.
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I had chills, weird sensations jolting through my legs, not to mention the tube in my rectum flushing my colon with water.
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Winter strikes back on Friday with gusty winds from the northwest, temperatures stuck in the 30s, and wind chills in the 20s.
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Castle Rock Season 2 is a true celebration of spooky season, regularly delivering thrills and chills on par with any Halloween classic.
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I am rarely without one, and I wear mine knotted and tied to chase chills with a collarless T-shirt/sweater combo.
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Vibrio can lead to diarrhea, stomach pains, vomiting, fever, nausea and chills, which usually lasts about three days, according to the CDC.
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Here are our selections of original GIF art perfect for sending chills down spines and spreading the willies across entire email chains.
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The initial symptoms include sudden onset of fever, chills, severe headache, back pain, general body aches, nausea, and vomiting, fatigue, and weakness.
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You won't know you've been stung until the rash appears, usually within 24 hours, sometimes along with fever, chills, headaches and nausea.
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Now, Bonnie lives at the Farm Sanctuary in upstate New York, where she chills absolutely all the time and has no responsibilities.
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Areas just outside of downtown could see temperatures plummet into the minus-teens Fahrenheit on Monday morning, with wind chills even colder.
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Plague—often referred to as bubonic plague, the most common form of the disease—can cause fever, chills, pain, and extreme exhaustion.
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He just gave me this look, it was like, a very fierce look, and it just sent these chills up my spine.
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It's creating dangerously cold wind chills and likely dropping temperatures in some cities to their lowest levels in more than two decades.
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If you live in a modern apartment building, or far away from the bitter chills of New York, you should be fine.
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Patients have reported symptoms similar to those associated with pneumonia, such as fever, coughing, chills, headache, difficulty breathing, and a sore throat.
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"It was pretty terrifying – watching it, I got chills," says Judge, who was behind the wheel at the time of the crash.
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The singer emotes about getting "frostbite" and "gangrene" and enduring "sub-zero chills" while campaigning in the first caucus state during winter.
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Psychology, however, can help explain why clowns—the supposed purveyors of jokes and pranks—often end up sending chills down our spines.
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Be warned– it may seem a little loose right now, but as it chills it will tighten up into a spread. 4.
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For others, there were chills and discomfort that this next step forward in our national story was unfolding with this particular woman.
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By the time he made it to the dinner reception, his whole body shook with violent chills, and his head was pounding.
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DIANA DAMRAU As the New York weather chills, it will be up to this silky, effortlessly humane soprano to warm us up.
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As a result, Friday's reports that he cooperated with investigators in some form will likely send chills down the White House's spine.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Washington Post Barred From Trump's Campaign" (Business Day, June 14): This story sent chills down my spine.
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Pregnant women who ate foods contaminated with listeria, they might get just a fever or maybe a fever and chills and headache.
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It's a sound that owes as much to Ariel Pink, Bowie and Donovan as it does to the Clean and the Chills.
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The American Woolen Company tie is the perfect accessory when autumn rolls in and you want to keep the chills out. Pros:Cons:
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You can be seriously debilitated by high fevers, sweats, shaking chills, deep muscle aches, very low energy and occasionally vomiting and diarrhea.
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Their kiss had so much love and history behind it — it's hard to watch without either tearing up or getting the chills.
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Weather: Chill and bluster, with a high of 39, gusts over 30 miles an hour and wind chills in the low 20s.
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More than a third became moderately ill, with evidence of pneumonia and other lung issues on top of the chills and sniffles.
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Symptoms include warm skin with red or purplish areas of painful swelling after the injury, followed by fever, chills, fatigue and vomiting.
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The next day he felt fine, until the end of the day, when he felt overwhelmed by the heat and chills again.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg was hospitalized on Friday night after experiencing chills and a fever, the Supreme Court said in a press release.
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The justice, 86, who was treated for chills and a fever, has had a series of health scares in the past year.
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Some people who are infected may have no symptoms while others may have a fever, headache, chills, muscle ache, vomiting or diarrhea.
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"To kill time," an English phrase that still chills me: time can be killed but only by frivolous matters and purposeless activities.
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The first time Assistant Chief Bimbo Gifford had to battle a fire in freezing temperatures with wind chills of minus-50 degrees.
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Ginsburg, 86, has been released after being admitted with chills and a fever, a spokesperson for the Supreme Court said on Sunday.
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More convenient than a movie and more exciting than the radio, these ghastly tales are guaranteed to send chills down your spine.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was discharged from the hospital on Sunday, two days after she was admitted for experiencing chills and fever.
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Weather: Coldest day in about a month — wind chills in the teens and 21988s, a high of 245 and a vanishing sun.
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Yet the movie's occasional chills do little to obscure the thin plotting, problematic pacing and a central mystery that's left aggravatingly vague.
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At 8 am in Iowa, wind chills were as low as minus 58°F, which is sufficient to cause frostbite in just minutes.
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People might develop fevers and chills, body aches, nausea, vomiting, or a rash, which usually occurs around the fifth day of being sick.
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Aliens found new chills with its explicitly female villain, an Alien Queen whose eggs peeled open to reveal a brood of skittering facehuggers.
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He more or less just chills there the entire time, at one point being swallowed up by a mob of identical bald businessmen.
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Symptoms include a fever, chills, headache, nausea, and a rash and these usually start about two weeks after exposure, according to the CDC.
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But the main difference is that the flu will cause a high fever, chills, and body aches all over — whereas a cold won't.
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Lord Baelish is a constant presence at my elbow these days, offering tips, hints, doses of creepiness that send chills down my spine.
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Nothing gives President Obama the chills like the "creepy" decorative snowmen that have made their home at the White House for the holidays.
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If you're experiencing symptoms like chills, fever, and painful blisters, you likely have a more serious burn and should see a doctor ASAP.
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GWYNETH PALTROW – 'TURNING TABLES' The Oscar winner performed Adele's "Turning Tables" on an episode of Glee — and gave us chills the entire time.
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Since HBO's Game of Thrones premiered in 2011, its epic title theme song has done exactly that, while giving fans chills to boot.
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Vulnerable children Malaria can cause high fever, chills, flu-like symptoms and severe anemia, symptoms that are dangerous for pregnant women and children.
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John O'Neill's 34-second pause before he finally says the words, "It's not easy being a survivor," still sends chills down my spine.
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" As for the fact that people have pointed out more than one figure in the snap, Yau said: "That gave me the chills!
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I had a 102-degree fever when I did this performance, so that's all I see what I look at that this — chills!
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Tonight I was feeding him, wrapping him in blankets to warm his chills, massaging his feet to calm him and calling his doctor.
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I still get chills thinking about the first time we met, and a little weepy when I remember the way the game ended.
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Infections typically cause flu-like symptoms, sudden fever and chills, body aches and vomiting, killing up to 7803% of people if left untreated.
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If the soft, pillowy flutes in Céline Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" still give you chills, well, we've got news for you.
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Video of the game's final moments is almost guaranteed to give one the chills, as long as they're not United or QPR supporters.
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Potentially life threatening wind chills as low as 50 degrees below zero are expected in North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Colorado and Idaho.
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I still get chills when I recall how his face changed when he realized that it had not been a dream at all.
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The Cuban-born right-hander had to deal with wind chills in the 20s and plenty of pressure applied by Pittsburgh Pirates batters.
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He said that the wind chills will be near minus 35F (minus 37C), a level when frostbite could set in within 10 minutes.
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Emily: I'm sitting outside right now [currently 91 degrees in Brooklyn with heat index of 105] and I have full on body chills.
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"When a person has sweating, fever, chills, aches and cramps, this is used as medicine, mixed with honey, eggs and lime," she said.
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The story eventually goes off the rails, but until then a solid cast, led by Max Records as Cleaver, produces some true chills.
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If you develop pneumonia-like symptoms such as cough, chills, or muscle aches after exposure to a water source, see a doctor immediately.
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Thanksgiving forecast to be the coldest on record in nearby Boston with a high of 6900° and wind chills in the single numbers.
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Taylor described the atmosphere as "buzzing" for a Friday and said the ovation he received on the 18th hole had given him chills.
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Cameron Fire Department Chief Mitch Hansen was pictured with a frozen beard after battling a house fire in minus 50 wind chills Wednesday.
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Major Developments: • Wind chills are expected to repeatedly plunge below zero in some areas, especially in New England, for the next several days.
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"We started experiencing symptoms on Sunday — first coughs then fevers, chills and muscle aches — and contacted our doctors on Monday," Mr. Bacow wrote.
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He'd started sleeping in the guest room because his sweat was soaking the sheets, and his chills shook the bed, waking his wife.
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"It gave me chills," he said of the ovation when his face was shown on the center-ice scoreboard early in the first.
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Using cheaper overnight electricity from the grid, a large refrigerator chills water mixed with glycol (a component of antifreeze) below the freezing point.
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"The moment that they informed me [of the watch's recovery] my mouth went dry and I got the chills," Nadia told Israeli TV.
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The viral infection influenza attacks your nose, throat, and lungs, and can leave you with a fever, headaches, and chills, Mayo Clinic says.
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The man, who had driven for the tours earlier this month, first reported experiencing chills, a cough and joint pain on Jan. 14.
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What chills me about this movie leading the Oscar nominations is how much it strikes me as a sign of things to come.
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"The truth is, mere talk of martial law is enough to send chills to the spine of any Filipino," a Senate leader said.
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The biggest complaint about the cobbler is that the top either leaks or is difficult to remove once the ice chills the shaker.
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McDonald's also says it pre-chills the water and the syrup before it enters its fountain dispensers, and offers a slightly wider straw.
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Fever, chills, coughing, and stuffy noses are major buzzkills when you should be catching up with friends or wrapping up EOY budget deadlines.
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When wind chills plunged below zero this week, a few hardy souls were still ice-skating at the outdoor rink near City Hall.
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Early symptoms of the disease occur about 4-10 days after exposure and can include headache, high fever, chills, body and joint aches.
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But forecasters warned of a continuing cold wave in the Northeast, with heavy snow in some places and subzero wind chills in others.
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Kanye being Kanye, though, he may or may not be working on new music while he literally chills in the town of Jackson.
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The NWS forecast office in Des Moines, for example, included this language in a forecast discussion: There's also this comparison used by the NWS forecast office in the Twin Cities: In Minneapolis on Wednesday and Thursday, wind chills will be colder than conditions at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station (where it's summer, but wind chills will still be minus 30°F).
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And it's a Capcom title, too, albeit a very different one from the chills (and occasional chuckles) of last month's Louisiana-set fright-fest.
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The Utah patient, a male with cirrhosis who required a platelet transfusion before a procedure, complained of chills an hour after his transfusion began.
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Anyway, feel free to bump to this all day while getting chills at your desk, or crank up the volume and frighten the neighbors.
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Temperatures here may not top zero degrees Fahrenheit on Saturday, and wind chills could hit the minus-40s Fahrenheit, according to the Weather Service.
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If horror movie jump-scares just aren't satisfying your need for thrills and chills, then maybe a spine-tingling novel is what you need.
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The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses that usually cause a fever, chills, sore throat, runny nose, and muscle aches.
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Wind chills on Wednesday morning in parts of Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota are likely to approach the minus 50s°F to minus 60s°F.
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I think all of the films have struggled to balance the thrills and chills with the social commentary it relies on to impact viewers.
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It's also proven extraordinarily adept at horror, with both fictional podcasts and real-life tales offering a variety of scares, chills, and unsettling encounters.
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Her father had a history of heart problems, and began to feel chills and shortness of breath in the days leading to the election.
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Her promise to use executive action sent chills up my spine, which I assume means it sent a corresponding thrill down Chris Matthews' leg.
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Rain, sleet and snow pelted the area, with wind gusts of up to 45 mph and wind chills as low as 15 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"We're talking about going from minus-50 wind chills in Chicago yesterday and today to plus 50 degree temps over the weekend," he said.
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I woke up today equally disgusted - chants like 'send her back' are ugly, wrong, & would send chills down the spines of our Founding Fathers.
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When she looked out and said, "Tonight's victory is not about one person, it belongs to generations," it was hard not to get chills.
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Trump has also promised to deport as many as 22019 million undocumented immigrants, which has sent chills through communities where undocumented African immigrants live.
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The technical term for this sensation, which often comes with goosebumps, is the French word "frisson," which means "aesthetic chills," according to The Conversation.
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These sickening comments slandering America were unprecedented for an American president and sent chills up the spines of many Republicans as well as Democrats.
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Neuroscientist Valorie Salimpoor has been doing research on that very phenomenon, and Liz talks to her about the mysteries of chills, memory, and Tïësto.
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Infection with any form of these Vibrio bacteria causes vibriosis, the symptoms of which include watery diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever and chills.
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It's a prospect that should give every budding aviator chills, and it's an exciting product coming out at an exciting time in the industry.
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The wind chills in the Memphis area on Tuesday were expected to be 10 degrees, and the city had a record low for Nov.
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Maybe you have a golden retriever who needs to chase a ball down for six hours straight before he finally chills the fuck out.
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I woke up today equally disgusted - chants like "send her back" are ugly, wrong, & would send chills down the spines of our Founding Fathers.
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We see Strange walking toward the familiar "symbol of light" design window in his New York mansion toward the end of the trailer. Chills.
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Symptoms of the plague include fever, chills, painful and inflamed lymph nodes, or shortness of breath with coughing and/or blood-tainted sputum arise.
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"Temperatures in the low single digits and strong winds are combining for dangerous, life-threatening wind chills," the National Weather Service's Albany office said.
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"One person may tell you they had the worst chills of their life, and another may say they coughed for four weeks," Landon says.
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Her physician has been tapering the dose for months, so in addition to her pain she suffers withdrawal symptoms: the chills and crawling dread.
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Thanksgiving forecast to be the coldest on record in nearby Boston with a high of 22019° and wind chills in the single numbers. pic.twitter.
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Then the same thing happened again, and it settled into a disturbing pattern: midweek chills and an escalating fever that would break on Sunday.
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Driving through it, there are remnants of a community abandoned for nearly 20 years — the kind of stuff that inexplicably gives me the chills.
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People are praising the singer for her "act of political rebellion," with many saying the performance gave them chills and moved them to tears.
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There's a clip of her, at 19, on "The Merv Griffin Show" doing "Home" from "The Wiz," and the chills that come are involuntary.
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"When I was out there, a couple of times I got the chills from them screaming so loud," Peacock said of the Astros fans.
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Wind chills will plummet to 30-70 degrees below zero this week in parts of the northern Plains and Great Lakes region, Hennen said.
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WASHINGTON — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was released from the hospital on Sunday after treatment for chills and a fever, a Supreme Court spokeswoman said.
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Go for chills as the Amityville investigators Lorraine and Ed Warren, played by Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson, take on a case in London.
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Moreover, treating good news as bad news is an ugly harbinger, another classic sign of a late-stage bull market that chills trading floors.
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Warmup underway In Tennessee, which had the coldest pockets in the South, wind chills made the air feel as cold as 10 below zero.
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The bitter cold that descended on New England, closing schools and delivering wind chills well below zero, brought unique complications to this state's farms.
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Early symptoms of the disease occur about four to 10 days after exposure, and can include headache, high fever, chills, body and joint aches.
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Despite the repeated dubbing of the shark as a "monster," it feels most like an adventure movie, and lacks any notable thrills or chills.
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The same kind of chills happen when the "Wakanda" theme plays in Infinity War — a testament to the power of Ryan Coogler's massive film.
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Symptoms, which usually appear within one to seven days after infection, include painful, swollen lymph nodes, called bubos, as well as fever, chills and coughing.
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You can't get chills from 740 horsepower and a naturally aspirated V-12 engine if you hand control over to some bore of a robot.
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"This week's dangerous cold will sweep the country from Bismarck to Boston with -10 to -35 degree wind chills expected," CNN meteorologist Rachel Aissen said.
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Even though Mitchell's character isn't the object of Joe's stalking, just reading the plotline gives us the same "somebody's watching" chills A's antics once did.
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"In the relaxation response, the body just chills, and that seems to happen as a regular kind of situation in the sound baths," explained Goldsby.
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But the reports, highlight clips, and a few Twitter and Instagram videos coming out of the Public Auditorium were enough to give us secondhand chills.
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Symptoms include a fever; headache; chills; and swollen, painful lymph nodes (buboes) in the neck, armpit, and groin that can turn into pus-filled sores.
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Even now, six years since The Room games first debuted on the iPhone, there's still nothing quite like its distinct blend of puzzles and chills.
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Also, now that the cold chills of fall are here, we strongly recommend revisiting Samson's 2016 release, Winter Wheat, a warm sweater of a record.
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I let him out, and he chills in the bathroom with me as I brush my teeth and put on a tiny bit of makeup.
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He also reportedly had none of the symptoms common with an infection of this nature: no fever, no chills, no headaches, and no weight loss.
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What it lacks in the perhaps purer chills of uncontrollable experiences, it makes up for in immersion, and in its discomforting distortion of the everyday.
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Welcome to the quirky world of Japanese Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR)—the phenomenon of inducing pleasurable chills and shivers in responsive listeners via sounds.
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The Mayo Clinic lists "fever, chills, and body aches" as symptoms of the bite, which is known to be one of two serious spider bites.
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Oh man, if your run-of-the-mill, pre-game All Blacks haka gives you chills, this is going to absolutely crack you in half.
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The idea could give anyone chills: a better kind of medicine, one that's pure and uncompromised, derived from nature, sold to you by a friend.
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Another notable strain, Vibrio cholerae, is not widespread in the US. Symptoms of Vibrio infection include watery diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever and chills.
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Symptoms included headaches, vomiting, severe diarrhea, chills and fevers, he said, adding that some people still don't feel "normal" two months later, according to People.
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"It was cool to see the flag go up and kind of get chills a little bit — you get those feelings coming back," Conforto said.
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"Any time I touch the trumpets, whether it's to show them to a visitor or just clean them, I get the chills," Mr. Riccardi said.
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From what we can tell, it would be a lot like the Haunted Mansion, but delivering childhood thrills instead of bump-in-the-night chills.
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Frisson is mostly associated with "chills" (probably over 90 percent) but ASMR is more associated with "brain tingles" (more than 90 percent in our research).
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The hallways of the Spencer Mansion are burned into my psyche, and the moment a ravenous dog jumped through a window still gives me chills.
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He was fine for his first day at home, but the fever and chills returned the next day, and it was back to the hospital.
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Some people also have tender lymph nodes in the neck or armpits, a frequent sore throat, chills and night sweats, allergic sensitivities or digestive problems.
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I got what I came for, and this is certainly not the first horror film to serve a sloppy social allegory along with its chills.
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Doctors look at the big picture—symptoms including fever, chills, duration, congestion, swollen glands, cough, as well as mucus color to more accurately diagnose disease.
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Unsurprisingly, the law has been controversial for years, as privacy advocates say it chills free speech and amounts to subjecting Americans to unconstitutional warrantless searches.
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The body responds with fever and chills, a loss of appetite, flulike body aches, hives and high levels of one specific type of antibody: IgM.
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Instead it hit me suddenly, with chills, aches, a mild fever, a sore throat, and a terrible headache, and then improved dramatically within three days.
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The justice was admitted after experiencing chills and a fever and expects to be released as early as Sunday morning, a Supreme Court spokeswoman said.
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Is it possible to get chills watching what is, in essence, an hour-long rehash of a film you've already seen, maybe more than once?
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Symptoms Fever, chills, body aches, swollen lymph nodes, neck stiffness, shortness of breath, headache, fatigue and a rash are all typical symptoms of Lyme disease.
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Ginsburg's health has been in the spotlight because of two recent cancer scares and a hospitalization last month after she experienced chills and a fever.
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The nature of creepiness Psychology can help explain why clowns -- the supposed purveyors of jokes and pranks -- often end up sending chills down our spines.
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Advocacy groups say the disclosure of so many records has sent chills through H.I.V.-positive people in Singapore who were already battling a widespread stigma.
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Across the Midwest, where wind chills were minus 51 in Minneapolis and minus 45 in Chicago, the risks of going outside on Wednesday were dire.
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Mr. Plummer can be an aloof, fairly cool screen presence and he chills Getty Sr. with cruel glints, funereal insinuation and a controlled, withholding physicality.
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The Mayo Clinic says it takes two to 10 days for those exposed to show symptoms, which include headaches, chills, fever, and eventually serious respiratory complications.
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Both the show and the podcast left audiences speechless and frightened, but it's the tales of the actual Meehan that will leave you with actual chills.
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The late afternoon sun was beginning to settle into a one of those early spring New York City chills when I heard it behind me: Woooo!
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With the sort of blind carelessness that gives a person chills and a lump in the throat, we decided to try and earn it all back.
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"In light of her death, the way she closes the letter will give you chills: "Move through those feelings and meet me on the other side.
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According to the CDC, the symptoms are: fever, cough, sore throat, muscle ache, headache, runny or stuffy nose, chills, severe lethargy and sometimes diarrhea or vomiting.
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He chills out in the nearby Mole Rat den, a cave accessible at the bottom of a hill, due south of the Red Rocket map marker.
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In the adorable photo that Teigen captioned "Luna and daddy," her daughter chills on on some bright pink lawn furniture while holding a stuffed Arthur doll.
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Westerly winds could gust to 103 mph, and as winds combine with temperatures falling toward 210 degrees by sunset, wind chills dip toward the low 20s.
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Chills travel throughout my body, a lump forms in the back of my throat, and before you know it my eyes are furiously blinking back tears.
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By the numbers: The National Weather Service is warning that wind chills will plunge to the lowest readings since the mid-1990s across the Upper Midwest.
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But I remember reading Pitchfork's recounting of that woman's testimony while sitting in the parking lot of a grocery store with chills running down my spine.
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The first signs are fever, shortness of breath, chills, or cellulitis—a redness and localized swelling under the skin that usually appears on the lower legs.
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After racking up 11 million views on its YouTube trailer, Cooper's directorial debut for A Star Is Born has officially sent perpetual chills down our spines.
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Orders for deep-dish pizza in Chicago have more than doubled during the polar vortex, which has blasted the Midwest with -66 degree wind chills. (Marketwatch)
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In addition to a constant river of mucus running from your nose and chills that make you never want to leave your bed, your throat hurts.
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The most common side effects were fever, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, abnormal physical weakness, decreased appetite, dry skin, chills, accumulation of fluids causing swelling, cough and rash.
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"Wind chills will be getting colder and colder as the day goes on," said Alan Dunham, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Taunton, Massachusetts.
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For upstate New York, east of Lake Ontario, the NWS warned of "dangerously" cold wind chills of minus 5 F to minus 30 F through Friday.
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They did conclude the therapy was safe, because just one patient out of the 12 reported fever and chills related to the infusion of the drug.
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" (Listen to the full MashReads Podcast discussion here.) Don't Call Us Dead by Danez Smith MJ says: "I still get chills when I think about it.
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Further symptoms may include headaches, fevers, chills, cough, facial swelling, aching joints and muscle pain, caused by inflammation in the muscles from the worms burrowing through.
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It chills hot coffee by up to 255.95 degrees in just one minute, which is definitely faster than waiting for the barista to call your name.
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Colby was taken aback, I had chills and we all were misty by the end of it … I will never forget the feeling of that moment.
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The nature of creepiness Psychology, however, can help explain why clowns -- the supposed purveyors of jokes and pranks -- often end up sending chills down our spines.
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And for the rest of the week, temperatures far below normal and dangerous cold wind chills will afflict much of the central and eastern United States.
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All signs point to a boring, issue-oriented exchange on the Democratic side while the four guys in suits bring thrills, chills and lots of insults.
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There was a director out of Texas, Dale Berry, who made four films, I believe [including "Hot Thrills and Warm Chills"] — I own all of them.
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Temperatures in the Midwest were forecast to be 20 to 30 degrees below normal, with wind chills forecast to reach minus 55 in the Northern Plains.
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But I'll never forget the chills I had after seeing a rare exhibition of designer Alexander McQueen clothing at the Victoria and Albert museum in London.
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It's not clear how prevalent these symptoms are, but about 11% of people studied reported chills, and 14% reported muscle aches, according to the WHO report.
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Generally when you talk about food poisoning, you are oftentimes talking about Salmonella and when it's bad, it can cause diarrhea, fever, chills and abdominal pain.
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Fifteen years ago, malaria, which causes fever, chills, fatigue, headaches and vomiting, was the leading cause of death and illness in this part of northern Senegal.
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There is not a lot of research into ASMR, but we do know that it is a real a physiological experience like getting chills from music.
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"I had chills on the back of my neck," Mr. Bronfman said, recalling a talk Mr. Trudeau gave to a group of business people in Toronto.
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"No conceivable governmental interest can sustain a statute that prohibits and chills, the entire realm of political speech that can be conveyed on apparel," they wrote.
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" Iger said "it gives me chills..." -- A hint at Uber's ambitions: Dara Khosrowshahi told Nick Bilton, "We're less than 1% of miles driven on the road.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was released from the hospital on Sunday, the court said, after being admitted for chills and fever.
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Symptoms of sepsis include chills or fever, extreme pain or discomfort, clammy or sweaty skin, confusion or disorientation, shortness of breath and a high heart rate.
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Chills aside, Mantar's approach is the polar opposite of how Watain's Danielsson and his black metal blood brothers present themselves and their tightly-held Satanic beliefs.
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In his visual for John Newman's "Olé," the duo enjoys a boat ride with a group of women, strolls along the beach, and chills by the jacuzzi.
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In several studies about musical chills or really positive responses to music, they have the participants in the study bring in their own music to listen to.
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The yuan's move sent chills through global financial markets as investors saw few options for a de-escalation of trade tensions between the United States and China.
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"However, we were encouraged by the Creamy Chills products and believe they have the potential to be a strong platform for future innovation and growth," Cil said.
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Walking through the creepy Baker household, it's impossible not to get chills from the tiny details; cockroaches scurrying through the walls, dried blood caked on a bathtub.
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As the chills of February give way to the renewal of March, the mobile industry kicks off its year with the grand Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
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Ultimately, the President's incendiary actions could result in an adjustment period that chills investment in certain sectors as foreign investors digest the new political landscape, Orchard explained.
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In a recent feature on the spread of the fungus, the New York Times reported that some of the symptoms of C. auris include fever and chills.
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If you like the type of horror that gives you chills, puts a lump in your throat and sends a tingle up your spine, look no further.
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Temperatures are expected to plummet on Monday, dropping to 15 degrees overnight with wind chills around zero, Patrick Maloit, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said.
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However, it's much less clear that it counts as a public forum, or that being prevented from viewing or participating in a Twitter thread chills free speech.
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D. chills with my cat while I listen to an episode of FoodStuff and make us chai espresso tea, over-easy eggs, and rye toast with butter.
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The anger and resentment in Nova's voice is the kind only your family can bring out of you; it's such a familiar feeling, it brought me chills.
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SmartSound adjusts automatically, so when I come out of the subway, the noise-canceling chills out a bit and then I don't get hit by a car.
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Plague symptoms in animals include enlarged lymph glands, swelling in the neck, face or around the ears; fever, chills, lack of energy, coughing, vomiting, diarrhea and dehydration.
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" Tweeting live as the episode aired, Kourtney told her followers, "Watching this fight actually gives me chills," and "It's not normal to have to relive this stuff.
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In August 1976, the headmaster of Yambuku Mission School in Équateur province arrived at the Catholic mission's outpatient clinic, run by Belgian nuns, with chills and fever.
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"When you take the stage and you look at the beauty of the red seats and this gorgeous space, it just brings chills to me every time."
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To see them and their families allegedly targeted in this fashion ought to boil the blood and send chills down the neck of every freedom-loving American.
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On Tuesday, the bitter cold will be centered in the Midwest, where cities such as Chicago and Detroit will shiver with wind chills in the single digits.
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Below-zero wind chills are forecast across interior portions of New England and New York State, perhaps as cold as 20 below at night in northern Vermont.
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I remember three years ago when I played Novak here, I lost in five sets and I got a standing ovation, and I got chills then, too.
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Those infected find the illness can begin quite suddenly, with shaking chills, fever, severe headache, infection of the mucous membrane in the eyes, and lymph node swelling.
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It's bail-on-that-out-of-town-friend cold The wind chills in New York City will be around 0 when the ball drops in Times Square.
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In the high season, Wish Farms picks, chills, and ships some twenty million berries—all handpicked by a seasonal workforce of six hundred and fifty farm laborers.
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"The city is crazy all around us, but there's a sense of quiet inside that chills me out," said Mr. Aviles, 37, a yoga and meditation instructor.
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And, much to viewers' excitement, the season seven, episode three trailer concludes with the King of the North arriving before the Mother of Dragons – cue the chills.
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Their largely unchecked behavior online chills speech from marginalized voices, curbs democratic participation and leads to real-world violence such as the kind we've all now seen.
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Yes. Our research shows that only about 40 percent feel "chills" with their ASMR, but that does give some validity to potential overlap between ASMR and frisson.
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Sure there are entire ad networks dedicated to putting up funny videos and telling you you'll feel "CHILLS!" but those would go away if you STOPPED CLICKING.
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It also found some negative effects (from most to least common): nausea and stomachaches, withdrawal (from addiction), chills and sweats, dizziness and unsteadiness, vomiting, hangovers, and itching.
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Robert Caro's descriptions of electrification coming to the Texas hill country and Margaret Frost trying to register to vote in Alabama still send chills up my spine.
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Hanks says it has been 2 weeks since they first experienced symptoms of COVID-19 -- fever, body aches, some chills for Rita -- and they've gotten past them.
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The condition is characterized by fever or chills, extreme pain or discomfort, clammy or sweaty skin, confusion or disorientation, shortness of breath, and a high heart rate.
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Watch the full TMZ video here:It was Lovato's first time performing at the Super Bowl, and fans said she gave them chills when she nailed the anthem.
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At the gun rally in Richmond, temperatures will be only a few degrees higher, in the mid-to-upper 210s, with wind chills mostly in the 20s.
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It's so fascinating to consider why minor and dissonant notes give us instinctual chills, like the TRITONE, while "victorious known triads" make us feel cozy and safe.
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"It sent chills through you," said Representative Sheila Jackson Lee, Democrat of Texas, who was casting her vote on impeachment on the committee for the second time.
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Afterward, as I waited for the regional block to wear off, I was alert, with none of the chills or grogginess that bedeviled me with general anesthesia.
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Donald Trump's illiberal impulses are real, and the way much of the electorate and most of the elected Republican Party has chosen to accept them chills me.
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Eck says his goal with Magenta is to give listeners "musical chills" with an AI-composed piece (since, you know, human musicians aren't struggling enough as is).
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But, even then, for me, after knowing the story as well as I do, I got chills down my back when I heard Vladimir Putin mention your name.
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According to the CDC, early Lyme disease symptoms can include fever, chills, a rash shaped like a bull's eye, a swollen knee, fatigue, and achy muscles and joints.
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Symptoms of Elizabethkingia can include fever, shortness of breath and chills or cellulitis, but officials have said that the bacteria are rarely reported to cause illness in humans.
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It's a story about chills and thrills and an insane mass murderer, sure, but it's also a story about a woman taking back control of her own life.
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Britain's shock vote last month to exit the European union further clouds the outlook as it pushes up the safe-haven yen and chills sentiment among Japanese exporters.
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"It chills my ability to respond to these people who I had already set up a pastoral relationship with and don't have that with anybody else," Douša said.
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When the weather chills, the hunters grab their shotguns and head into the woods or onto the estates of wealthy landowners, who lease out their property for hunting.
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If you have symptoms including fever, chills, cough, sore throat, runny nose, muscle or body aches, headache and fatigue, you may have the flu, according to the CDC.
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The theories range from how the chain filters and chills its water, the freshness of the cola syrup and even the width of the straws, among other things.
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And I lost track of how many times I got chills, even as I found myself wishing for one or both of the brothers to just OD already.
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The White House has argued that the OSC has adopted a legally dubious interpretation of the Hatch Act that chills the free-speech rights of U.S. government employees.
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" Tweeting live as the episode aired, Kourtney told her followers that "Watching this fight actually gives me chills" and "It's not normal to have to relive this stuff.
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Because, here, as the smiles fade, the shivers turn to chills and a lost world is revealed, it becomes all too clear who haunts this land and why.
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Worthington's father, who admitted to getting chills as he walked along with his son on Wednesday, said he believed that Woods was nonetheless not far from everyone's thoughts.
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But in early 2019, the vortex ventured south to the Midwestern states of the US, causing temperatures to drop to -20 degrees, and wind chills nearing -50 degrees.
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This chills it to within a whisker of absolute zero—the lowest temperature possible—so that the chip's delicate innards remain undisturbed by any stray puffs of heat.
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It kills free speech, it chills constitutional activity, it disproportionately impacts communities of color, it's subject to abuse, [and] there's not a lot of checks and balances here.
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When constant surveillance, or the threat thereof, systematically chills and dissuades people from experimenting with new ideas and expressing contentious thoughts, privacy is no longer a personal luxury.
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"OSC's overbroad and unsupported interpretation of the Hatch Act risks violating Ms. Conway's First Amendment rights and chills the free speech of all government employees," Mr. Cipollone wrote.
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And second, people who are concentrating on something—an opponent in an RPG, for example—might have muted expressions, despite all the inner thrills and chills they're experiencing.
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F.R.T. is a risk to our First Amendment right to assembly because it chills free speech, making citizens wary of demonstrating for fear of being identified and monitored.
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Symptoms can start within two weeks of contact with the infected flea and can include high fever, chills, headache, body aches and rash, according to Los Angeles County.
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Instead, "The Kingmaker" chills the soul by presenting shantytown residents and school kids who extol the Marcos regime and even endorse its eight-year period of martial law.
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The National Weather Service forecast dangerous wind chills of negative 45 degrees for Des Moines, minus 57 for Waterloo and negative 60 for Mason City into Wednesday night.
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"It sent chills through my body because it was ominous, it was dark and it was meant to intimidate immigrants," Van Bramer said in an interview with CNN.
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Mr. Manafort's conviction should also send chills down the spines of other potential defendants, possibly including the president's son Donald Trump Jr. and his informal adviser Roger Stone.
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When your Zima chills you out so hard that your mouth sticks to the aluminum pole that is for some reason positioned at the bar during a grunge concert.
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People with legionnaires disease have symptoms similar to the flu, such as coughing, a fever, muscle aches, diarrhea, chills and more, and the virus is easily treated with antibiotics.
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I am admittedly the jumpy sort, so maybe the bar was low, but this AI-created trailer for upcoming sci-fi thriller Morgan definitely sent chills up my spine.
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Today one of our crews talked to his mom, and as they filmed, the TV in the background tuned to ESPN ran a story on his passing. Chills. pic.twitter.
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Vibrio bacteria can cause a range of illnesses from gastroenteritis — a disease marked by diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever, and chills — to septicemia, a life-threatening bloodstream infection.
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McFadden: 'I got chills' from the crowd Because it's an Olympic year, the best American marathon runners are focusing on training for Rio in August rather than this race.
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According to Vulture, Blumhouse's new streaming show, Into The Dark, will officially premiere on October 5, launching an entire year of chills and thrills with its 12 monthly episodes.
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When Bjork builds up to the soaring "how" in "I thought I could organize freedom, how Scandinavian of me" at 1:40 into the song, you should get chills.
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Symptoms tend to be milder than flu; they come on gradually, rarely cause fever and chills, and are more likely to be marked by sneezes and a stuffy nose.
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Whether you're spending the month of October chasing thrills and chills or enjoying the lighter side of this spooky month, just remember, there's nothing to fear about being afraid.
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They include high fever, shaking, chills, a persistent cough with phlegm, shortness of breath, chest pain while breathing or coughing, and suddenly feeling worse after a cold or flu.
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He started the community after coming across the term in a blog post, and seized on it as a way to describe the distinct combination of tingles and chills.
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It's the kind of opener that forces you to remember where you were when you first heard it, a song that will give you chills just thinking about it.
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The escalating trade dispute between the U.S. and China has sent chills through global markets over the past few weeks, sending investors to safe-haven assets like government bonds.
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"It sort of just gives me chills, and I'm thinking that nobody is really untouched by this thing," Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) assistant special agent Jon DeLena told WMUR.
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Those in the "chills-down-your-spine" group read their songs as both happy and sad, while those who teared up over their songs reported only finding them sad.
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After having yet another night of chills and headache, I still went to work the next day, but I went right to the Time Warner Health Center inside CNN.
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Well, these headphones could very well send chills down your spine with every song thanks to their top-grade, high-performance neodymium-backed 40mm speakers and Sound2.0™ technology.
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Most commonly, that includes a fever, chills, fatigue, muscle aches, and a red rash (often in the shape of a bullseye) that occurs at the site of the bite.
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"The first day, after class, we ran over to the stage, and I got the chills seeing that house again," said Mr. Fairchild, who left the show in March.
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The Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, with heavy snowfall and wind chills of up to -25 degrees expected.
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As a dietitian, I feel chills run down my spine as I read about nutrient-poor, foodlike products rising to fame in developing countries, including in Africa and Brazil.
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BU GIA MAP, Vietnam — When Tran Viet Hung was a soldier patrolling these forested hills in southern Vietnam six years ago, he came down with a fever and chills.
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The letter at the center of the controversy describes a healthy 33-year-old businessman in Germany who had developed a sore throat, chills and muscle aches on Jan.
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But chills went through the community of "Dreamers," as DACA recipients are known, with the recent arrest of a 23-year-old Mexican immigrant in Washington State, Daniel Ramirez.
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Much of the Northeast is also facing wind chill advisories over the weekend, with wind chills in New England expected to measure between 20 and 40 degrees below zero.
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"When I realized that my water had the equivalent of Flint levels of lead, I got chills," said Weiss, assistant director of Save the River, an environmental advocacy organization.
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Granted most of the bodies are taxidermied animals (reptiles, foxes, a dwarf antelope), there's also a human skeleton named Cecilia, who chills on a dresser in Sarah Lindsay's bedroom.
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I was in the Peace Corps with this friend, and we get together often to drink kava, a South Pacific beverage that tastes like spicy dirt but chills you out.
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There's only so much input the nervous system can handle in one location, so forcing the body to focus on the chills has the effect of masking the underlying pain.
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Today, he's sharing the record's latest single "Safe Word," a tense collection of ebbing noise blasts and anxious vocalizations that showcase Keith's practiced approach to sending chills down your spine.
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This is life in the polar vortex, which has descended from the Arctic down into the Midwestern United States this week, bringing record cold and wind chills to the region.
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Along with the blisters, other possible symptoms include pain when peeing or difficulty peeing, genital pain, and flu-like symptoms such as a fever, headache, swollen glands, aches, or chills.
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The symptoms are similar to a flu — fever, muscle aches, nausea, chills, headache, fatigue — and they usually appear within one or two weeks after being bitten by an infected tick.
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It is the most common vector-borne disease in the US and can cause a wide range of symptoms, including fever, chills, fatigue, a rash, and muscle and joint aches.
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Then later Olivia drunkenly looking at herself in a mirror and seeing what she used to be and how much "prettier" she was when she was a White Hat — chills.
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That weird abandoned house a few blocks over might give you chills when you drive by it, and graveyards are always a bit unsettling at night, but what about space?
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To this day I can't watch that video without getting chills up my spine, and for the sake of my own peace of mind I'd rather not commemorate its anniversary.
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"I believe Europe is in great danger" Though he's since disavowed his far-right beliefs, he says he still gets chills when he thinks of his time at the front.
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This is the world of Bitmap Banshees, a "techno-glitter VR thriller game" produced by Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam's "Department of New Realities" just in time to deliver futuristic Halloween chills.
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Before this covered up youngin' traded winter chills for the Hollywood hot life, she was just another cool kid keeping warm in Chicago, IL. Can you guess who she is?
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As a result, the DMCA inadvertently chills fair use and other lawful activities that are central to free expression in a democracy and the livelihoods of other filmmakers like me.
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Complicated urinary tract infection is a painful condition, which occurs in people with functional or structural abnormalities of the urinary tract and is characterized by fever, chills and back pain.
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Below you will find the details of a case involving a retired maker of surgical supplies who starts having daily fevers along with chills, chest pain and a dry cough.
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The weather was a little milder than feared on Friday, but spectators still huddled near heaters, holding hot packs and slurping down steaming fishcake soup to ward off the chills.
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She gave birth a few days earlier, and now her hands are shaking, and she's experiencing hot flashes followed by bone-deep chills that leave her slicked with cold sweat.
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"We started experiencing symptoms on Sunday—first coughs then fevers, chills, and muscle aches—and contacted our doctors on Monday," he said in a statement to the Harvard community Tuesday.
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But this was different, he said, because the two-degree wind chills sweeping through the city came just three days after he was out playing softball in 70-degree weather.
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Jenna Rosen, a 34-year-old policy associate for a Manhattan DA campaign, said she woke up last Friday with chills, body aches, a sore throat, and a 99.6 fever.
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The danger is only expected to grow, with forecasts of highs in the negative teens, and wind chills as low as minus 103 in Chicago and minus 210 in Minneapolis.
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As far away as Cape Town, the commodities analyst Jeffrey Christian, who had traveled there from New York on business, was in an emergency room with chills and a fever.
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The Fed's top official might, after mentioning the lack of numerical evidence, have also stressed that trade battles can send chills through the economy and create hard-to-spot risks.
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"Especially when they played the national anthem, I caught chills," said John Ross, a University of Washington wide receiver who was chosen in the ninth spot by the Cincinnati Bengals.
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People with pneumonia can experience a wide range of symptoms, from the very mild to the deadly, including cough, fever, fatigue, chills, loss of appetite, headache, and shortness of breath.
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"The moment that they informed me [of the watch's recovery] my mouth went dry and I got the chills," Nadia told Israeli TV. Nadia lives in Israel to this day.
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Haby Sondo, 17, Bronx Senior, Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics Will attend Boston University To whom it should concern, "High School Musical" has always sent chills to my body.
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Twenty-two percent of audience members in the infrasound concert reported "feeling uneasy or sorrowful, getting chills down the spine or nervous feelings of revulsion or fear," according to NBC.
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The weather was a little milder than forecast on Friday, but spectators still huddled near heaters, holding hot packs and slurping down steaming fishcake soup to ward off the chills.
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My entire body has the chills and, all of a sudden, I'm back in 2006, wearing a sleeveless dress at an outdoor New Year's Eve party in my frigid Kansas town.
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Whether you're already covered in ink or the thought of a needle sends chills down your spine — you'll be convinced to get new ink once you get familiar with these artists.
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"The comment, the one I still get chills about, is when he told me, 'The reason you've been my lawyer for so long is because we're so much alike,'" recalled Browne.
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And a period piece wouldn't be complete without stunning costumes: the trailer leaves us with chills over the long gothic gowns and beautiful neck ruffs that were popular in the 1600s.
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The way synesthesia affects me is that whenever I hear certain chords or melodies, I instantly get chills, and a sense of profound happiness and euphoria just envelops my entire being.
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She came of age watching how Arpaio's checkpoint,s in her predominantly Latino neighborhood of Maryvale, sent chills throughout the community and his raids devastated families throughout Phoenix who lost parents.
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The use of Vincent Price's voiceover from "Thriller" provides a wonderful bit of nostalgia, but it's our feelings about the characters and the reappearance of Eleven that gave me the chills.
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If you have flu symptoms — a fever and/or chills, body aches, coughing, runny nose, sore throat — or suspect you have the flu, go to the doctor as soon as possible.
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On Friday, Politico received a leaked version of a two-week-old House Republican bill that ought to send chills down the spines of anyone who gets coverage through the ACA.
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But before you bemoan the hellish commutes and ice-cold wind chills, you may want to consider a silver lining: The unforgiving weather might up your chances of finding a date.
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After each injection, Bliss must monitor her temperature and any symptoms such as nausea, chills or aches and pains as well as injection-site reaction for seven days in a journal.
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Computer banks in schools and large air conditioners pumping out chills strain the grid, and daily state-mandated power cuts run from at least three hours to 12 hours or more.
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A mild tattoo infection can lead to rashes and fever, and a more severe one can lead to scarier symptoms like "high fever, shaking, chills, and sweats," according to the guidelines.
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It's probably supposed to be arousing, but I feel chills down my back, as the whole thing reminds me of the "Kimnotyze" music video by DJ Tomekk and Trooper Da Don.
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If you live somewhere that's warm all year, you have it even worse—watching holiday movies with snow incepts an insidious FOMO on the spine chills, shivers, and Seasonal Affective Disorder.
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It being that mystical, intangible power that her brother possesses and (this thought comes with a set of chills grappling up her spine) that her father—her birth father—possessed, too.
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All participants listened to six songs that elicited an emotional response from them (three of which they picked themselves) and reported each time they felt their specific reaction — tears or chills.
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There has been enough confirmed police brutality here to send chills down the spine of a reasonable person watching the President and a crowd of cops joke and laugh about it.
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Another directorial debut (seriously), Robert Eggers' film is a period horror featuring a Puritan family in New England, and its minimalist mood and sinister story arc will give you familiar chills.
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Among the typical symptoms women face in the first week after childbirth: heavy bleeding, abdominal cramping, constipation, hemorrhoids, chills, night sweats, difficulty going to the bathroom, engorged breasts, back pain, headaches.
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Just a week after Winter Storm Grayson pounded the East Coast with heavy snow and record chills, an even bigger storm is threatening most of the U.S. with blizzards and ice.
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On top of the wretched physical symptoms it causes — including fever, chills, muscle aches, cough and fatigue — the cost of getting the flu is generally greater than a dose of prevention.
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Trump's ability to win there will send further chills down the spines of party establishment figures who are frantically plotting strategies to stop the billionaire populist from securing the GOP nomination.
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One hundred years ago this month, Private Albert Gitchell, a company cook at Camp Funston-Fort Riley Kansas, woke up with a high fever, chills, aches, pains and a sore throat.
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Patients may also experience flu-like symptoms , including fever, stomachache, nausea, diarrhea, chills and body aches, according to the National Institutes of Health&aposs Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center (GARD) .
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Related: Explore a Planet Made of Fungus, Stanley Kubrick-Style Breathtaking Timelapse Of Los Angeles Will Give You Chills [Video] Coral City | A New Atlantis for South Florida's Fluorescent Sea Creatures
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They feared the minus 18-degree F ( minus 28-C) temperatures with wind chills of minus 50 degrees F ( minus 45 C) could cause their pregnant cows to give birth early.
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When the apparatchik calls for "a strong number about the leader of the world proletariat," it sounds like a bad joke (or a movie executive note), but it chills the room.
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The chills were followed by sudden blasts of internal heat and drenching sweats that made him kick off the covers — only to haul them back up as the cycle repeated itself.
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"I have been exposed to people in recent days who have subsequently tested positive and I had fever, chills, and shortness of breath," Cuomo said in a statement posted to Twitter.
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The script following these shootings is too familiar — flags at half-staff, hollow words of sympathy — but what chills me is the relatively calm eloquence of the survivors speaking to reporters.
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I came back for another week after her bone marrow transplant to be with her while she recovered, fighting through fevers, chills, vomiting and diarrhea, seemingly endless tests and intravenous treatments.
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In northern Minnesota, wind chills were forecast to drop to 65-70 degrees below zero, which would rival the coldest wind chill ever recorded in the state (71 below) in 1982.
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In doing so, President Trump showed a total disregard for the rule of law and set the bar for pardons so low it sends chills thinking about who might be next.
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When Turandot referred to her ancestor, who cried out in anguish as she was ravaged by men, Ms. Netrebko delivered the piercing phrase with an intensity that sent chills through me.
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Today (Friday): Wow, it's truly cold for at least a few hours in the morning, with wind chills starting in the teens, climbing into the 03s for most of the day.
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If the wind chills range from 15 to 25 degrees below zero, as expected Saturday in much of western and northern Pennsylvania, the onset of frostbite can begin within 10 minutes.
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"But, this pause should not be mistaken as a turning point because there is no sight of a panacea for the underlying chills about EM (emerging markets) just yet," it warned.
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Nonetheless, I'll admit that the trailer for Half-Life: Alyx gave me chills, if only because it was like having my senses filled by hearing an important song from years ago.
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A band of snow complicated travel on Thursday, and in the Northeast, officials warned of their own cold wave, with heavy snow in some places and subzero wind chills in others.
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"The effect starts with chills around your lips, then it's like you go 90 miles-per-hour to a different place and separate from the aura of your body," Llacko says.
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