Anyway, I still get chills down my spine listening to this today.
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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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For some parents, the words "Child Protective Services" send chills down the spine.
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If I were in Trump's world, this scenario would send chills down my spine.
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The moment, met by cheers and a standing ovation, sent chills down my spine.
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Every time I read the line highlighted above, it sends chills down my spine.
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But its rattle was a searing, almost mechanical sound that sent chills down our spines.
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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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These proposals should send chills down the spine of anyone who believes in freedom and community strength.
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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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It's a phrase that should send chills down the spine of anyone who worries about Trump's decision-making.
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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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Here's a fact that would send chills down your spine: electronic devices have officially taken over the human population.
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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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It sends chills down my spine, especially in view of the recent tragedy at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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It should send chills down the necks of every senator who may soon face "a specially appointed inferior executive branch special counsel" to investigate criminal wrong-doing in the senator's home state.
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A cold front moving in from Canada is expected to bring frigid temperatures with wind chills down to 20 or 40 degrees below zero in New England and parts of the Northeast.
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Federer, a seven-time Wimbledon champion, will have to be a great deal sharper than this if he is to send any chills down Novak Djokovic's spine in the top half of the draw.
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The fact that you can and will still get shot by a cop even when you announce your title and the reasoning of the situation, all with your hands up, sends chills down my spine.
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Another customer wrote that he had "chills down his spine" after hearing a mysterious voice coming from a camera next to his child's crib after it was apparently hacked, Which wrote in its press release.
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"Secretary Raffensperger's 11th-hour admission that he made massive errors in this week's voter purge should send chills down the spine of every Georgian who cares about voting rights," the group said in a statement.
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When people take away your right to protest, when they take away your right to do what you want with your body, when people use the word 'host' to describe women, it sends chills down your spine.
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The other day I was at a baptism in New York and at the end of the baptism the priest lifted the child up and the organ boomed out "Alleluia," and it sent chills down my spine.
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David Olusoga, a British-Nigerian historian, broadcaster and filmmaker, said on Monday that seeing National Front protesters on Saturday in his hometown, Newcastle, with a banner saying, "Stop immigration, begin repatriation" had sent chills down his spine.
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When it finally happens, the end of the world will likely begin like this: with wailing sirens tearing through the night sky sending chills down your spine as you contemplate if you've lived a good and meaningful life.
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Such scenes of an American president kowtowing in China to a Chinese president sent chills down the spines of Asia experts and United States allies who have relied on America to balance and sometimes counter an increasingly assertive China.
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In case the giant blue mustang statue with devilishly red eyes that GLOW wasn't enough to send chills down your spine, over the years a whole slew of terrifying and outlandish conspiracy theories surrounding the Colorado airport have popped up.
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It came as GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump has raised the possibility that Japan arm itself with nuclear weapons to deter a threat from North Korea, sending chills down the spines of many who experienced the devastation of a nuclear bomb first-hand.
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Little Falls As a snowstorm blanketed Little Falls this January, just ahead of a polar vortex that sent wind chills down to –50 degrees, the task force volunteers met at St. Gabriel's Hospital over lasagna to see what was working, and what still needed to be done.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — If this was Eli Manning's final start at home in an N.F.L. career in which he won two Super Bowls with the Giants, it was one that sent chills down the spine and led to a choked-back tear for the face of the franchise for the past 16 years.
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She added a tiny yellow Fendi bag, and a pair of white furry mules that may have her answering to the Today Show staff again; if her overlong white coat sent germaphobic chills down Matt Lauer's spine, just wait until he gets a load of these furry white mules Gigi's been traipsing around town in.
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Former federal prosecutor Gene Rossi said Thursday that Michael Cohen's comments claiming that the Southern District of New York is investigating a previously undisclosed crime related to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE "would send chills down" his spine.
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"Signs of détente between the U.S. and China have decreased, reviving the great trade war fear, while the deterioration in Japanese and eurozone PMIs have sent chills down the spines of those hoping that the synchronized global expansion had further to run", said Chris Beauchamp, an analyst at IG. Energy stocks took around 37 points off the index as shares in Royal Dutch Shell fell 3.3 percent and BP declined 1.9 percent.
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It sent chills down my spine. I have never experienced anything like it. Incredible! Simply incredible!” – Irma Wassall (1908-2012) – Poet Laureate and founder of the Wichita Society of the Classical Guitar (USA) “It was one of the most inspiring guitar performances I have ever heard.”- Dusan Bogdanovic – guitarist and composer.
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Alfred Hitchcock's Anthology – Volume 5 is the fifth installment of Alfred Hitchcock's Anthology, one of the many Alfred Hitchcock story collection books; edited by Eleanor Sullivan. Originally published in hardcover as Alfred Hitchcock's Tales to Send Chills Down Your Spine in 1979, the book contains 29 short stories by many well-known crime fiction novelists.
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Yōsuke Eguchi who played Saitō Hajime, Kōji Kikkawa who played Udō Jin-e, and Munetaka Aoki who played Sagara Sanosuke really took on their characters' expressions and movements in the action sequences. It drew me in, especially the scene with Saitō's Gatotsu pose. It sent chills down my spine! I thought Emi Takei playing Kamiya Kaoru was really cute and Yū Aoi playing Takani Megumi was also fantastic, and in the film parts I felt I didn't explain well enough in the manga were improved.
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According to Andrew, after the trio played together, they said "Shoot, this sounds like a band." The three came up with the name "Boxmasters" after a piece of Southern slang, which they later described by saying "remember the bad boy in high school who got all the girls and left a trail of broken hearts ... and more?" Thornton had also briefly played in country star Porter Wagoner's similarly titled band 'The Wagonmasters', which he later said had brought chills down his spine.Billy Bob Thornton Crosses Musical Boundaries With Boxmasters.
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Eric Van Allen of entertainment site Kotaku on the place of Ben Drowned in the developing creepypasta and emergence into urban legend: > Ben Drowned persists. The Elegy statue has become permanently linked to the > story of Jadusable and his haunted cartridge, a copy of Majora's Mask that > inspired nightmares of masks being sewn to faces and terrible, terrible > fates. Ben Drowned lives by the virtual firelight, as each new whisper, > tweet, or forum post sends chills down a new reader’s spine. Creepypastas > are the ghost stories of the digital age, changing with each retelling and > reimagining from its fandom.
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48, 74, 97 they could have not afforded ruining their relations with Madrid by challenging Franco's internal policy.before the Allied landing in North-Western Africa both the Americans and the British ensured Franco that he had nothing to fear on their part, Payne 2011, p. 313 The war developments of 1942–1943, especially the Anglo-American landing in North-Western Africa, German military disasters at Stalingrad and in Tunisia and the fall of Mussoliniespecially the fall of Mussolini and Spanish diplomatic reports on anti-fascist vengeance ruling the streets of Rome sent chills down Franco’s spine, Payne 2011, pp. 328–29 made Spain's entry into war a non-issue.
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Website IGN named "Paper Hearts" their sixth favorite "standalone" episode of the show, calling it "creepy and unsettling", and claiming Noonan's character was "one of the most disturbing villains to make an appearance in the series". Noonan's acting has also been praised by Vince Gilligan, who says the "understated" manner in which Roche is portrayed "sends chills down [his] spine every time". The A.V. Club's Emily VanDerWerff reviewed the episode positively, rating it an A. She felt that Noonan's performance was "terrific", noting that the actor "makes Roche into one of the series' great human monsters"; and believed that the episode's premise was important to developing the character of Mulder further. The website later named the episode the sixth best example of a television dream sequence, noting that it "suggest[s] how this methodical man [Mulder] might puzzle over cold cases in his subconscious".
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Raggett also wrote that the album "became a legendary effort of U.S. punk, the more so because it so willfully violated many [of punk's] rules" at the time of its release, noting that the album is "Utterly devoid of political confrontation or social uplift". Jason Heller of Pitchfork gave the album a rating of 9.4 out of 10, praising the "insidiously catchy" nature of the songs and writing: "This album is a work of feverish imagination, but it's in no way escapist [... Danzig] sings of butchering people and keeping their body parts even as the names Ted Bundy and John Wayne Gacy sent chills down the spine of a nation. [...] Neither glorifying nor condemning, Misfits simply distilled the anxieties of the early '80s into a putrid elixir." Doug Brod of Spin gave the album 4 out of 5 stars, writing that the album's tracks "perfectly capture [the Misfits'] danse macabre before the tempos quickened and the choruses became scarce on 1983's Earth A.D.".
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