Director: Alfonso Gomez-Rejon Writer: Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa Remake of: The Town That Dreaded Sundown (1976) The Town That Dreaded Sundown is a remake of the cult film of the same name, but it's also a semi-sequel in which the '76 Town That Dreaded Sundown is a real movie that exists. Confused?
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Among Syrian refugees, ''on hold'' is the most dreaded category.
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Many people think sticking to a dreaded budget is essential.
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McLaughlin dreaded the thought of telling people she had cancer.
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Some in eastern Ghouta said they dreaded a similar fate.
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When getting ready for sex = donning the dreaded granny pants.
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Yes, this is another story about the dreaded yield curve.
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No doubt, we've all heard about the dreaded nuclear winter.
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"Maria is developing the dreaded pinhole eye," the center warned.
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"Now he's coming home in a way I've always dreaded."
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Then there are the dreaded fees that cam models pay.
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Like so many women, Meghan Litchfield dreaded shopping for jeans.
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That politicization is something several justices have anticipated, and dreaded.
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" And, of course, the dreaded, "What are your biggest weaknesses?
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Anderson's wife, Nicholle, was recently diagnosed with the dreaded disease.
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I'm also starting to get the dreaded carpal tunnel syndrome.
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And while I was willing, part of me dreaded it.
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Want to avoid the dreaded green slime in your water?
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You may reach that dreaded limit sooner thank you think.
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He has undermined the powers of the dreaded religious police.
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I dreaded the thought of walking with her in public.
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She dreaded the marathon of cleaning that likely awaited her.
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A large dose from the dreaded Australian box jelly, a.k.a.
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Any misspelling will earn that dreaded ding from the judges.
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The founders would have dreaded a president like Mr. Trump.
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It was something he dreaded, but it's been a blessing.
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Nearly everyone looked terrible against this dreaded spread of colors.
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A trip down memory lane What's more dreaded than moving?
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" Then he heard another, even more dreaded phrase: "Officer down.
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In other words, Powell has to avoid the dreaded gaffe.
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Ludacris picks it up from there, saying The Dreaded Name.
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Many of us are familiar with the dreaded phone scam.
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The dreaded kiss cam can result in some cringeworthy moments.
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Donors have dreaded the consequences of clashing with Mr. Trump directly.
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Then we had to schedule the dreaded [dilation and curettage procedure].
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" As for the dreaded Terrible Twos: "We haven't gotten there yet.
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Officials long dreaded the moment the virus makes it to Goma.
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He was consumed by pain and dreaded waking up each morning.
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As much as I dreaded awards season, I also loved it.
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Getting into the dreaded car for the trip to New York.
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We're not talking about false lashes or the dreaded smoky eye.
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The answer, unsurprisingly, has to do with the dreaded millennial generation.
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And that's to say nothing of the dreaded "Oculus Face" effect.
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The two most dreaded words in an artist's vocabulary: day job.
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The chances of a dreaded recurrence of her cancer were low.
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Ditch the thing and begin the dreaded cycle all over again.
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They have to deal with meetings, paperwork, and the dreaded DMV.
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In episode 8 we jump headfirst into the dreaded ex file.
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Among the most dreaded and dangerous decisions are the technical ones.
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Bringing mindfulness to a dreaded task gives you a fresh perspective.
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I've found it helps me avoid those dreaded spider leg lashes.
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Apple finally released a fix for the dreaded "i" autocorrect issue.
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" It was my way of keeping at bay the dreaded: "Mr.
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And industry analysts suggest that the dreaded millennials may be responsible.
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As an adult, I dreaded presenting my passport at airports abroad.
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The phone call that Ms. Windarti dreaded came on June 20.
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Which brings us to the most dreaded of sleep quality facts.
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For a long time, people dreaded seeing Justice Alan D. Marrus.
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I had one last hope that I dreaded: another cataract surgery.
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"Popeye" was known as one of Escobar's most dreaded hit men.
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Have you ever done something physically frightening that you dreaded beforehand?
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Thawing permafrost is one of the most dreaded climate feedback loops.
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Have the gifts, parties, and dreaded Secret Santas hurt your wallet?
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The dreaded "Enable Macros?" box popped up, and someone said Yes.
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I dreaded causing her the pain I knew was to come.
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We're all familiar with the dreaded cell phone fail, and thankfully, Ban.
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VCs insist on pro-rata rights to avoid the dreaded "D" word.
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And proud not to have dreaded for something awful to happen tonight.
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Shopping for formal attire can be a dreaded pain in the butt.
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Two USB ports, 3.5mm audio jack, and a dreaded proprietary charging port.
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Does that mean the relationship is heading for the dreaded friend zone?
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VS: For so long, you anticipated this moment and even dreaded it.
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I dreaded getting out of bed and having to leave my house.
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It was absent of one distinct marmalade-like quality — that dreaded tackiness.
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Having your own glass then fall victim to the same dreaded plight.
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Then we move on to cooking, dinnertime and the dreaded kitchen cleanup.
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Almost no one in Hollywood is immune to the dreaded wardrobe malfunction.
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There was definitely a time when I dreaded coming home from work.
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Making these minor changes may also help ease the dreaded belly bloat.
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"It was a terrible process that I dreaded every day," Marc said.
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I laid in bed and dreaded explaining the decision to my family.
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But two months later, the dreaded BlueKeep doomsday has yet to materialize.
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Then, the part I dreaded: reporting what I ate the day before.
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On Thanksgiving, the dreaded 'verbal tip' is at an all-time high.
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One of the most dreaded parts of training is the gas chamber.
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And, as I lay pathetically in bed, that dreaded notification popped up.
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I forgo the dreaded red and green candied cherries, and the molasses.
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It would have been quite enough without adding the dreaded Family Secret.
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Once you've talked school, jobs, and relationships, there's that dreaded, boring lull.
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It's the dreaded word that makes athletes the world over cringe: chokers.
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They never produced a dud or the dreaded mid-life crisis record.
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Oh, yeah, the dreaded "Dear Neighbor" note slipped under your front door.
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And he treasured singing as a mezzo-soprano; he dreaded that loss.
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Eye disease, with the specter of blindness, has become a dreaded complication.
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They could be our most dreaded adversaries; they could also be us.
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All dreaded it, all sought to avert it … Both parties deprecated war.
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Editorial The Catalonia crisis finally reached the crunch that many had dreaded.
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To care too much is to succumb to sentimentality and dreaded groupthink.
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Studying myth and history helps me reframe those dreaded questions about identity.
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Even worse, some Republicans started talking about another dreaded R word: repair.
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The first time you get the dreaded feeling, try calling your mom.
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Instead of the dreaded swastika, he saw a five-pointed white star.
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On March 22, the city was hit by the dreaded SamSam ransomware.
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From Imps and Cacodemons to the dreaded Revenant, the gang's all here.
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A call she dreaded would come Efird's phone rang at 8 a.m.
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They can also be the most dreaded times for precisely that reason.
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It's a season that is cherished and dreaded often in equal measure.
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Read last week's newsletter about how to deal with the dreaded norovirus.
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Go without and you'll be doomed to use the dreaded hotel hair dryer.
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The dreaded chytrid fungus Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis horrifies even the most sober-minded scientists.
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I dreaded changing his diaper, because he would scream and scream and scream.
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And now for the dreaded apostrophes: It's is the contraction of it is.
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The way we talk about infertility — the dreaded "barren womb" — is all wrong.
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Unfortunately, we arrived late and missed YG, entering during the dreaded Logic set.
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There are ways to adapt once you get the dreaded "epic collection" notification.
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But no trip, big or small, can begin without the dreaded packing dilemma.
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An InfectionWhat if you're dealing with that dreaded sudden increase in bathroom trips?
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The dreaded cracked iPhone screen may soon become a thing of the past.
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Do you suffer from that dreaded Sunday evening "going back to school" feeling?
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For a few lucky dogs, the dreaded cone of shame is no more.
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Putting them down is simultaneously a dreaded, white-knuckle task and very satisfying.
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The more we learn, the closer we get to controlling this dreaded disease.
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One night in April 2011, there came the dreaded knock at the door.
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All of which will hold up against the dreaded heat waves to come.
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"If you don't prebake, the bottom gets gloopy" — that dreaded g-word again.
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Facebook faces dozens of rivals, all chipping away at the dreaded email inbox.
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The day dreaded by stubborn office workers around the country has finally arrived.
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It was "the most dreaded part of her daily routine," according to Vogue.
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Chicken-livered from the start, I have always dreaded this time of year.
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At every turn, she slaps down people for using a particularly dreaded word.
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That means most people will be able to avoid the dreaded middle seat.
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Six years of declining living standards remind ordinary Russians of the dreaded 1990s.
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At first, I'd dreaded these barbecues, until, one day, I stopped dreading them.
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At least one iPhone dropped to the ice with a dreaded sloshing sound.
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Both had fallen afoul of the dreaded public order police before the revolution.
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I was waiting for something to "kick in," waiting for the dreaded withdrawal.
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In our house, it has always been the most dreaded part of Thanksgiving.
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We all know that dreaded anxious feeling when your smartphone battery turns red.
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He admitted to his companions that he dreaded what awaited him at home.
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For Facebook, Tuesday is being seen as a kind of dreaded final exam.
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She dreaded night shifts, since the headaches that came afterward were particularly awful.
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Republicans don't seem to be the least bit disturbed by this dreaded situation.
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The dreaded diagnosis of "infertility" requires 12 months of longing, tracking, and trying.
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Amid all the excitement of being the host, Russia had dreaded this game.
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Oh look, the dreaded tax forms in your mailbox: It's that time again.
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For nearly 13 years of running, I had avoided the dreaded walking boot.
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The Israelis had dreaded just such a breach ever since Trump took office.
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I just dreaded it, because I did not want nobody to see me.
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"Dreaded Possibilities Are Raised" one headline declared; "Cloned Sheep in Nazi Storm" shouted another.
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Grocery shopping has always been one of those adulthood tasks that I've actively dreaded.
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This leads to the dreaded "Dyson pulsing" problem you'll see people complain about online.
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Klute received the dreaded phone call, and cut short a family vacation to Nebraska.
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Interior Secretary David Bernhardt has replaced the dreaded Ryan Zinke, another former Worst contender.
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Nights out fall under the dreaded-task section of our holiday to-do lists.
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"That dreaded suit must have been pretty uncomfortable and hard for him," he says.
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Back home in the U.S, Justin's wife and parents soon answered the dreaded knock.
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We're talking stale panettone, crushed or burnt cookies and, of course, the dreaded fruitcake.
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But what finally gets him is the dreaded sting of the Trinidad Scorpion sauce.
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And even if all of that works out, there's still the dreaded lottery system.
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The dreaded tech bros aren't the only ones mucking up the Mastodon playing field.
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Sunday just happened to be McCoy and the Chargers encountering the dreaded tenth time.
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As many conservatives see it, environmental science is an enabler of dreaded government regulation.
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Surely, the type of alcoholic drink can influence drunkenness levels and your dreaded hangover?
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For Trump World, the October 30 event embodied the dreaded Deep State in action.
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I dreaded running laps in phys ed class, where I'd inevitably come in last.
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" A moment of bloody betrayal -- the dreaded Red Wedding -- from HBO's "Game of Thrones.
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Now the dreaded moment has come to pass, is anyone stampeding to the door?
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The dreaded BSoD, striking fear into the hearts of PC owners for 25 years.
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Separately, carriers are nudging fliers to pay extra to avoid the dreaded middle seat.
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Thankfully, Vistara is giving female travelers a way to avoid that dreaded middle seat.
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Flores said he had dreaded facing a position player but wanted to make history.
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"CEOs are driven nuts by people working in those dreaded silos," he said.7.
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Until I found this product, I dreaded cleaning the oven because of the fumes.
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In an age of body positivity, God forbid anyone mention the dreaded word: calories.
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And now, the dreaded song has finally made its way to Stephen King's ears.
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But mostly she dreaded them because the kids had started saying things about her.
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I removed the phone from its cradle and heard the anticipated and dreaded request.
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"Even back in 1996 my patients dreaded their visit to the psychiatrist," Nitschke said.
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Then I got the question I dreaded: What do I think of Donald Trump?
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Thousands of personnel are expected to begin preparing for that dreaded outcome on Monday.
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In the end though ... he drove off without a dreaded yellow slip of paper.
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Every fall, Starbucks baristas have to deal with the dreaded pumpkin spice latte drinkers.
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And I do want to ask you about the dreaded wall, among other Trumpisms.
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Now, instead of Tuesday being the dreaded workout day, it's Taco Tuesday for dinner.
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Growth and answering the hard questionsThen came the dreaded question: What is your fee?
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In Greece and some Spanish-speaking countries, Tuesday the 13th is the dreaded day.
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He needs to pass one more Regents exam, for algebra, his most dreaded subject.
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On the alien ship, a new boss arrives to deliver a dreaded performance review.
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"It's that dreaded, coming back from a road trip (game at home)," said Boucher.
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Wallace dreaded the thought of playing in Mississippi, with its poor civil rights record.
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Panicked passengers dreaded that the cars would tip over before they could get out.
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I dreaded getting my new phone, assumed it would look and feel like garbage.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "A Dreaded School Test in France Becomes a Tool of Integration" (Fontenay-sous-Bois Journal, May 12): Several factors contribute to the necessity of retaining the dreaded dictation (dictée) as an essential tool in teaching the French language.
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The most dreaded day of the year is almost upon us: A Level results day.
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Some nights, I dreaded our alone time together, because there was so much of it.
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In these conversations and others, Murray repeatedly brings up the dreaded threat of affirmative action.
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However, I surprised myself when I totally dreaded planning my 25th birthday this past August.
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I loved her tiny yawns and delicious toes — and dreaded the end of my leave.
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It's not going to be long before that dreaded call comes in asking for support.
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Lastly, I did the thing I dreaded most: I gave up my nightly shampoo habit.
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Philip rages against the "snobbery and prejudice" of the "dreaded mustaches," or Elizabeth's trusted secretaries.
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Google's Pixel, however, is also every iPhone lover's dreaded enemy for the exact same reason.
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Smit, like every Suzuki opponent, found himself on the underside of the dreaded shin rides.
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Yes, season seven was on a roll, but tonight's episode was the dreaded filler episode.
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I dreaded having to carry several thousand books, double-rowed, down four flights of stairs.
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Matthiesen chose his words carefully on the new podcast, largely avoiding the dreaded U-word.
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But when it comes to work, and its dreaded activity–networking, what should I do?
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But selling equity to fund expansion is often a dreaded decision — and for good reason.
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By 2014 I felt overworked and underpaid, and I dreaded going into work each day.
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It helps to be the local businessman when the two opponents are from dreaded Washington.
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I dreaded checking my bank account, so I simply didn't do it — sometimes for months.
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Gordon had dreaded death row but found that it didn't quite conform to his nightmares.
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Western security agencies have long dreaded the arrival of that kind of terrorism in Europe.
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In my own childhood, I dreaded this practice due to all the obligatory housework involved.
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Digital transformation looks like it's on speed, reducing the likelihood of the dreaded Amazon effect.
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Hands full of raw meat trimmings, a dripping coffee filter, or the dreaded baby diaper?
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We lost half our battalion, some to enemy fire, some to the dreaded Covfefe virus.
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The same four fencers had finished in the dreaded fourth position in London in 2012.
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In a third, county officials time and again received a dreaded alert: no available ambulances.
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We never discussed the incident, but I dreaded any one-on-one meetings with him.
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Oh the dreaded "What's your biggest weakness?" interview question... And they asked for three weaknesses?
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This is one reason performance reviews in general tend to be such a dreaded ritual.
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The match came down to the two most dreaded words in the sport: penalty kicks.
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I'll always be there for my best friend, much like his dreaded drop of saliva.
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Many of the students who donned the suit expressed how much they dreaded growing old.
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And she does, numerous times, taking satisfaction in not raising a dreaded Kardashian or two.
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Going back to Oklahoma was painful, and I dreaded the end of summer every year.
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It's a prime example of my most dreaded task, the kind I'd normally put off.
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Having one of these around will also hopefully decrease that dreaded week-end shoe pile.
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" With reluctance, she used a dreaded phrase to describe herself and Mr. Presten: "dying breed.
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But it got a lift, paradoxically, from Mr. Duterte's much-dreaded declaration of martial law.
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And yet most of the things I dreaded did not, in fact, come to pass.
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Simone Biles, one of the most decorated gymnasts in history, had said she dreaded returning.
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Many also said they had dreaded the fitness tests that are common in P.E. programs.
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For a number of employees, the experience is not only new, but it's also dreaded.
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I'd love to know what you loved and dreaded as Prior and now as Roy?
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Will meditate/sleep in a minute before the dreaded act formerly mentioned in this exchange.
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Once universally dreaded by banks, the Federal Reserve's annual stress tests are becoming less stressful.
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It seemed so fun: all the delightful shape of pasta but without the dreaded carbs.
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That, China believes, will help to avoid the dreaded "middle-income trap" of developing economies.
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He dreaded parent-teacher conferences, which his brother and his grandmother, June Williams, now attended.
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Here, we take a look at why Friday the 13th has become a particularly dreaded day.
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Mr. McKay and his team were trying to pre-empt the dreaded Oscar-season truth squad.
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Edge lit display means the dreaded halo effect when bright objects appear on a black background.
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In fact, the show was on the dreaded "death block" and at risk of being canceled.
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Each episode, contestants will face off in competitions in order to avoid the dreaded elimination ceremony.
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This dreaded scenario (which is wonderfully illustrated in the film Gravity ) is known as Kessler syndrome.
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Although Tax Day is dreaded by many, it's also a day to rejoice — because free food.
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So Nick showed up at the girls' villa and took Kristina outside for the dreaded breakup.
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Things could get ugly fast for one simple reason: The dreaded stomach virus is very contagious.
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Nothing causes panic in male Survivor players quite like the dreaded threat of the women's alliance.
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Her classes were tough and dense, everyone dreaded her style of teaching, but I loved it.
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Speaking of strength, please don't bring up these three dreaded words to Comer: strong female character.
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So I've been focusing on the basics: feeding myself and baby, my dreaded prenatals are key.
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Devin pulls his way down the building at a hermit crab pace on this dreaded rope.
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Larry has seen a game his company has localized threatened with a dreaded AO rating before.
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But it's not immediately clear if Monday's quake will be the catalyst for this dreaded event.
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And who can forget about the dreaded toilet spider, which is probably bullshit but terrifying nonetheless?
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The dreaded "superhero movie fatigue " has not yet settled in, suggesting franchises are here to stay.
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" On an OkCupid subreddit, she wrote, "Probably should mention I'm one of those dreaded single mothers.
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It's a talk everyone dreaded as a child and what many women continue to dread today.
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And now for the most DRAMATIC moment of the episode: the dreaded SECOND two-on-one.
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However, there's no option to disable the dreaded Bixby button on the Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
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We've all been there: that dreaded pop-up letting you know you're almost out of storage.
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One of the most famous is King's dreaded fictional town of Derry, Maine — where It lives.
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A dreaded summer feat — because really, who wants to get all hot and bothered with baking?
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They are not the panacea that some proponents claim, nor the dreaded monsters that others claim.
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He destroyed a dreaded Panther tank, one of the most formidable weapons in the German arsenal.
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TOREKOV, Sweden (Reuters) - For more than a year, Girmay Mehari dreaded his 18th birthday next February.
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Collins hoped Monday would pass quickly, because he dreaded the demanding balance of emotions and work.
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Waking up can be one of the most difficult and dreaded parts of going to work.
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During one of Babu's dreaded subway commutes, he saw a light at the end of tunnel.
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She told us the five key things guys can do to avoid the dreaded razor burn.
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Stolz lived in Cedar-Riverside, and he dreaded making the longer commute in freezing winter months.
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If Americans can accept this growing contingent of pink-dreaded teenagers, why not four Chinese guys?
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There are few parent-child interactions more dreaded than the infamous "birds and the bees" talk.
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"As he explained afterward:The bane of all product designers&apos lives is the dreaded "interview task.
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She dreaded going to work, except for the part where she got to think about lunch.
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Luckily, that dreaded shortfall didn't materialize — but only just barely, and not for particularly positive reasons.
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Still, the guy somehow made the world's most dreaded civic duty seem like a total blast.
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My stomach sank as the dreaded question surfaced: What am I going to do with Olivia?
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Some recent cold spells have been caused by a dreaded weather system called the polar vortex.
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But Yellowstone is also home to a notorious disease called brucellosis, dreaded by cattle ranchers everywhere.
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The findings, the researchers say, may help humans figure out how to prevent dreaded bedbug infestations.
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Young people — precisely those forgoing childbearing, the dreaded millennials — can barely keep their heads above water.
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Of course, Mr. Obama was not the first political celebrity to receive a dreaded jury summons.
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After weeks of daily kayaking and beach trips, he dreaded going back to their TriBeCa apartment.
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It is why so many dreaded this weekend, even as they shivered in anticipation of it.
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Our 3-year-old dreaded and fought the nightly application of medications for her terrible eczema.
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I had always dreaded seeing him cry, and rarely did, but for once I was grateful.
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After a catastrophic hurricane season last year, many dreaded what this Atlantic hurricane season could bring.
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Most bands don't stray far from the script, for fear of the dreaded "false metal" tag.
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Everything Caroline Cossey had dreaded came to pass one Sunday morning in the fall of 1981.
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He wasn't ready to fight in Syria, but he dreaded the thought of remaining in Tunisia.
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Other relatives dreaded the prospect of their girls being raped and impregnated by the unknown kidnappers.
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There are good opinions (as evidenced by thousands of retweets) and bad ones (the dreaded ratio).
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Ah yes, I'd heard the dreaded head can get in the way of a good performance.
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Chasing the Deal The stopover — a daylong layover (or longer) — used to be a dreaded affair.
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I was procrastinating because I dreaded the next step: cooking caramel and constructing my croquembouche tower.
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Silicon Valley venture firm Social Capital plans to help startups go public without the dreaded IPO process.
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While his best friends were asking out girls and talking about them endlessly, he dreaded the thought.
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So in the weeks before our move, I practiced the conversation I dreaded most in the mirror.
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The dreaded pirate gave the vessel a new name, added 40 guns, and made it his flagship.
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Irsay's argument boils down to the hoariest of football cliches, the raised fists are the dreaded distraction.
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DREADED EXPORT QUOTAS Fernandez de Kirchner imposed strict quotas, or limits, on international corn and wheat shipments.
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As he took the first dreaded bite, Shelton immediately knew it was in-fact, a raw onion.
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It's the dreaded word, suggesting complacency and artistic death and right now Dougy's ambitions are laser-focused.
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Todd, who didn't want his last name included in this piece, said he initially dreaded the event.
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You want to use this as your guideline to avoiding the dreaded tadpole brow or other mishaps.
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The center adds the hurricane is developing a "dreaded pinhole eye" that makes the storm spin faster.
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I dreaded going to sleep because of how painful it was going to be in the morning.
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This, in my humble apprehension, is to be dreaded as the greatest political evil under our Constitution.
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The dreaded Mercury retrograde is back, asking us to pause and review conversations we had in October.
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She dreaded having to defend herself and who she was and having her real issues brushed aside.
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When the circus comes to town on December 25, I plan to answer the dreaded question truthfully.
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It's also unusual that I rarely experienced the dreaded MDMA hangover, when people feel sad and sluggish.
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The dreaded "permatrip": an urban legend sourced equally in Just Say No paranoia and teenage idiocy/credulousness.
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Once sought-after, now dreaded When Trump first took office, staffers clamored to travel on overseas trips.
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But at $11 — the middle of the current range — AppDynamics would be subject to the dreaded ratchet.
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One of the traditions of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette is the dreaded two-on-one date.
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Let it out for a hot minute, and one might earn the dreaded Angry Black Woman label.
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Layer it on thick to do the whole "strobing" thing without looking like the dreaded disco ball.
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This air and moving barrel situation is the best part of the design: no dreaded wand twisting!
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But the one that always sneaks up on you without warning has to be the dreaded hiccups.
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But the dreaded onslaught of articles about how to attain "the perfect beach body" has also arrived.
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Pokémon Power Bank See Details Any seasoned attendee knows to be wary of the dreaded con-flu.
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The dreaded marine layer lies heavy on the coast, and that means visibility will be extremely low.
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I learned this when my granddaughter was sent home from school with the dreaded green instruction form.
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For most freelancers and small business owners, paying taxes is a dreaded but necessary part of life.
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I travel often, and while I've optimized every other part of the process, I still dreaded packing.
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That means I have to roll the dice and get on a dreaded bus to nearby Riocentro.
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This is leading to dreaded "light bleed" where points on screen are brighter than they should be.
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Prince taught me at a young age that that dreaded word, weird, was just another pointless label.
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Click through to score a pair for yourself before those two dreaded words pop up: sold out.
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JoJo makes it pretty clear what is going to happen on the dreaded two-on-one date.
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But at the end of July, I received the dreaded Request for Further Evidence from immigration authorities.
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But then you get the dreaded call informing you they decided to go with the other candidate.
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Our mother's death devastated her, and I dreaded telling her about the uncertain details of my illness.
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Then you get the dreaded call informing you they decided to go with the other candidate ... again.
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"It's the day the dreaded Michelangelo virus is set to attack our computers," says a TV host.
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"It doesn't leave a white cast on the skin or cause the dreaded 'flash back' on camera."
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Could one of those changes be turning the tide away from the dreaded "open office" work space?
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Driving was still far from my favorite activity, but it was no longer this impenetrable, dreaded mystery.
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Though I dreaded the moment when both children would leave, I also saw how ready they were.
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Sports of The Times TORONTO — The questions were coming, the dreaded questions, and Venus Williams knew it.
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And some of the biggest obstacles for remote workers during meetings are interruptions and dreaded IT issues.
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Baffert's other Derby horse, Solomini, drew the dreaded 503 hole, from which no horse has ever won.
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So when the dreaded question "what are you wearing?" came, the answer meant something more than marketing.
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But Hickenlooper had said he dreaded the idea of being a legislator after years as an executive.
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Many people dutifully follow these rules in order not to face the much dreaded early withdrawal penalty.
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He drives about 22017 hours a week and would never voluntarily camp out at the dreaded airport.
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If you can't get out of a dreaded social event, Dr. Orloff suggests keeping your appearance short.
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He has dreaded this moment since the night Rudy Vermiglia, the royal engineer, absconded with the queen.
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Then the 13 bachelorettes head to New Orleans for the dreaded two-on-one date with Nick.
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That lasted about two mows before it was back to feeling like a task to be dreaded.
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These constituencies understood and dreaded the heavy hand of government across from them at the bargaining table.
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"That's all we are now: gangs of capitulating assholes," Marcus says during one of these dreaded spiels.
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The guidelines warn against using annoying formats like large sticky ads and the dreaded autoplay video with sound.
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No mention of the U.K., or European Union, seems possible these days without mentioning the dreaded B-word.
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And what if it gets below the dreaded "natural rate of unemployment" that economists like to talk about?
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With Fey on board, something tells us that Great News will definitely not experience the dreaded sophomore slump.
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I found a gown at Nordstrom and dreaded rubbing elbows with the most beautiful people on the planet.
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Some people have devised strategies to avoid the dreaded drop — or having to hold their phones at all.
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BEFORE the presidential election, Wall Street dreaded Donald Trump as a dangerous, unpredictable and disruptive, if improbable, president.
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That future that MMA fans always secretly dreaded and MMA detractors always outwardly assumed has come at last.
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Maybe it should be called a "carbon fee" -- or a "carbon credit," something without that dreaded t-word?
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High school shows have a habit of wearing out their welcome, moving onward into the dreaded college years.
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Third, the dreaded increase in oil drilling that many expected would happen when crude tipped $50 hasn't happened.
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Despite his reluctance, Ramsay stayed true to his word and ate a small slice of the dreaded pizza.
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Lively also explains that she was wary of having the dreaded "diva" term associated with her professional conduct.
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You might find that the premium seats sell out, or that you're left with the dreaded middle seat.
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You might be feeling a little off or even catch a dreaded end-of-summer cold this week.
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It's no secret that the worst part of every tooth-brushing routine is the dreaded act of flossing.
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She tells me of a woman who dreaded injections but whose yearning for lighter skin overrode her fear.
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Why must we unlock the dreaded uncanny valley every time we create the likeness of a famous person?
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After, though, he confronts her about the dreaded rumor: Is it true that she's not ready for marriage?
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"I've dreaded going out because I'm paranoid that people will look at me and think 'ew,'" she wrote.
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There is also none of the dreaded "turbo lag" that you get with other turbo-powered sports cars.
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Most notably, while repealing the dreaded individual mandate, the plan would still penalize people for going without insurance.
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Follow it closely, and you won't find yourself asking September's most dreaded question: Where did the summer go?
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This 51-year-old woman had all of the dreaded and irreversible complications that come with chronic alcoholism.
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He said the job was often dreaded among employees since no one wanted to ask coworkers for money.
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Not only were you able to accomplish a dreaded thing, but you took it off your boss's agenda.
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The question is often designed to raise the dreaded specter of taxes as a poison pill for action.
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For a few years in my early 20s, I dreaded the possibility I might never see them again.
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In China, for instance, the dreaded number is 4, because it sounds like the Chinese word for death.
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There is one supervillain who is no longer welcome at New York Comic Con: the dreaded Ticket Scalper.
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It won't work for those with curls — the blunt ends in particular can cause the dreaded triangle look.
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He personally hated shopping and wanted to figure out a way to get out of the dreaded task.
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Extra time, and possibly the dreaded penalty shootout, loomed until Nicolás Gaitán stole a late goal for Benfica.
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One more thing...I dreaded writing this story, mostly because of the potentially negative comments it could receive.
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For one, the sensor bar at the top that creates the dreaded "notch" doesn't exist on this phone.
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Most people grow out their fringe in hot weather to avoid the dreaded hair-sticking-to-forehead look.
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Every year, American workers steel themselves for the dreaded performance review and sometimes sabotage themselves in the process.
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To make that point, some included office humor about those dreaded meetings that could have been emails instead ...
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Caper wants to deliver a major update to the self-checkout aisle without keeping its dreaded catchphrases, i.e.
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Grains and water from Chernobyl's dreaded exclusion zone have been used to produce a single bottle of vodka.
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Sunday, Jose Martinez was awakened at home in El Paso with the phone call he had long dreaded.
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The next time I went to town, I dreaded the spasms of my phone wriggling back to life.
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For years Liaquat Ali, better known as Ehsanullah Ehsan, was a familiar and dreaded figure on national media.
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She was also a little shy and dreaded standing up before so many people to say her vows.
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That includes soccer mom SUVs, Suburbans, the dreaded Hummer, monster trucks (Gravedigger, what have you), and pickup trucks.
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One of the oldest forms of horror cinema, monster movies and their dreaded villains come in all shapes.
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The government's forces are known to be undisciplined, brutal, underpaid and among the most dreaded in the region.
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So be lenient when it comes to minor faux pas, like mirror selfies or the dreaded fish pic.
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Once you get into the groove, cooking dinner can morph from a dreaded chore into a beautiful dance.
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It would finally allow Congress to begin passing spending bills and avoid a dreaded year-long funding patch.
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"On Wall Street, the two most dreaded words in the English language are 'long' and 'term,'" Cramer joked.
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Such unrealistic demands led to the city's school system recently receiving the dreaded "junk bond" rating from Moody's.
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That explains why the best freshman residence halls are the ones often dreaded and reviled by prospective students.
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Trinidad has an answer ... and don't worry guys, it's not the dreaded "stay out of the strip club."
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Then on Friday, heading into the dreaded holiday of New Year's Eve, I'll suggest rigatoni with white Bolognese.
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On the other hand, I dreaded word getting out that I had shared a room with an intern.
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Most dreaded cuts to funding and hiring freezes, while some speculated that STEM's gender problems might even worsen.
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If you happen to be one of those New Yorkers who uses the mostly non-existent/sometimes crappy cellphone service and Wi-Fi inside train stations as a reason to ignore dreaded things like work emails, texts from an ex and the dreaded "showtime," your days of excuses are over.
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I dreaded another batch of expensive proprietary dongles that the cat would inevitably eat or bat underneath the bed.
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It'l lessen his trade value and cement them on the dreaded treadmill of mediocrity they're probably comfortable jogging on.
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The social media site debuted a feature that allows users to transform their pictures into the dreaded Night King.
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That is ... if you don't count the worst piece of Star Wars filmed entertainment, the dreaded TV Holiday Special.
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You step away from your phone for just a few moments and return to a dreaded "Missed Call" notification.
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Khloe was at LAX headed for fashion week in Paris and went through the dreaded TSA security check-in.
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That can lead to the dreaded salad fatigue: Here are unexpected ways to use the best of summer's bounty.
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Arachnophobes have an emotional memory that involves an association between spiders and a dreaded outcome, like a spider bite.
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That emotion is readily available in the supposedly boring "Moving America" issue otherwise known as the dreaded i-word.
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He was overcome with joy as she appeared—and then, the dreaded realization washed over him like a wave.
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But despite how perfect her situation may look from the outside, she isn't immune from the dreaded mom guilt.
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Another feature of modernity is the dreaded open plan office, which may lead to reduced face-to-face communication.
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I've never wanted my iPhone's battery to enter the dreaded red zone more than I did this past week.
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There's also the dreaded glasses fog, which is a year-round problem, but especially egregious in the summer months.
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Whether it's on YouTube, Twitter, or in the dreaded comment sections, these masters know how to play the game.
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As Sarah Emerson reported over at Motherboard, we recently crossed the dreaded red line of carbon in our atmosphere.
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But what if you could actually combine a few of your favorite indulgences, without any of the dreaded repercussions?
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Right now their biggest concern is staying healthy and keeping their sanity through the dreaded dog days of August.
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Conversation is the thrust of Firewatch, and when you aren't talking the air fills with that dreaded, discomforting silence.
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While scores of Americans eagerly awaited Trump's inauguration, scores more undoubtedly dreaded the impending passing of the political torch.
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A good way to think about this is the dreaded Cyber Pearl Harbor, sometimes modernized to Cyber 9/11.
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The big story over the last six months of Apple earnings has been the dreaded decline in iPhone sales.
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Or just find a pool to cower in until the dreaded beast is found—that seemed to work before.
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Poor Fred, meanwhile, couldn't bounce back from a bad kiss, and was given the dreaded mid-date heave-ho.
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He still can't hit a target and he still lives to throw people out of the dreaded moon door.
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Soon enough, much as Laura dreaded leaving her family, the Wilders decided they had to try their luck elsewhere.
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The personal essay is arguably the most difficult, and often most dreaded, part of the entire MBA application process.
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Foreign players dreaded the inevitable night match against an American, when the howling, pro-Yank masses made life miserable.
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On Tuesday evening, President Obama announced his highly anticipated and similarly dreaded, plan for executive action on gun control.
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There were only three days when I dreaded my 100 squats: during my 27-mile backpacking trip in Yosemite.
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Something I dreaded seeing, yet masochistically checked as I searched for confirmation of what my instincts were telling me.
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Parents assume a child's good health up until the dreaded moment when he or she is no longer well.
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It's not that most people don't want to pay what they owe; no one wants the dreaded IRS letter.
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Growing up, Sook dreaded waking up for school during the week, sleeping in as late as he possibly could.
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What I'm saying is there's no need to pace this thing out with a dreaded case of the week.
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Mike Tingley reportedly stumbled across the dreaded hive in his garage a few days before the Fourth of July.
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The movie then cuts quickly between flashbacks to a hospital and Kate having a dreaded realization inside this apartment.
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That phenomenon, the dreaded "bank run," was a direct outcome of the fractional-reserve banking prefigured by John Law.
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We need to be on guard against the xenophobia and persecution that arose during outbreaks of that dreaded disease.
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Here, the tape does the work of explaining how much the world awaited this film — or dreaded its arrival.
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Even after I left the restaurant, I dreaded making pesto — which means "pounded" in Italian — in the traditional manner.
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As a result, around three out of five people dreaded having to explain what they do for a living.
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After two seasons free from them, the dreaded two-on-one date is back on Peter Weber's Bachelor season.
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In part, this was because I dreaded getting farther away from the time when my father was still alive.
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But you don't have to throw a piece out after every dreaded coffee, red wine, or Napoletana sauce incident.
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Now that she had begun to do just that, she dreaded the possibility of losing it all over again.
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At first, André has a hard time believing that Ms. Wintour would venture anywhere near the dreaded Trump Tower.
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Any sentence that isn't backed up with a credible source risks being slapped with the dreaded "citation needed" label.
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Instead of being the most dramatic Bachelor episode of all time, this WTA is more like the most dreaded.
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Another former ambassador said she dreaded working at team-sponsored tailgate parties, where fans were invited to chug beer.
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In an effort to go big, I set out to fill a dreaded quad stack and its symmetrical neighbor.
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CreditCreditAnnie Tritt for The New York Times Jeannette Reynoso dreaded visiting her husband at the Rikers Island jail complex.
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Parents who dreaded being detained drew up contingency plans for what should be done with their children and cars.
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"Pompeo has long dreaded having a Benghazi-type event on his watch," a former senior Trump administration official said.
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Mr. Salee dreaded the question about prison because he knew the answer was not what anyone wanted to hear.
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Lookin at Lee drew the dreaded No. 218 post, just as his sire Lookin at Lucky did in 219.
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He was the Derby favorite in 2010, but he and his jockey, Garrett Gomez, were assigned the dreaded rail.
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Alexis Bledel is also thankfully reprising her Emmy-nominated role as Emily, after she's sent to the dreaded colonies.
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His column (including one about a dreaded Christmas fruitcake) appeared in The Times and other newspapers for 36 years.
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Mr. Osakan fears what might happen if — or when — a refugee turns up in Uganda with the dreaded illness.
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Jenny McPhee and her sisters dreaded the day that their mother, suffering from dementia, would no longer recognize them.
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Small-cap stocks just entered the dreaded death cross, a technical development that traditionally suggests weakness ahead for an asset.
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Lastly, as always, it's important to ensure you're getting enough water in your diet to avoid the dreaded dehydration constipation.
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The thing that I most dreaded would happen had already done so: I didn't need to worry about it anymore.
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They made it three miles up the canyon road before the dreaded dashboard lights blinked on: The car had overheated.
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What's more, the evidence also points to squirrels as a major contributing factor in the spread of the dreaded disease.
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The loser wasn't the ultra-dovish ECB President Mario Draghi, but bank investors stuck in a much dreaded value trap.
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" On a superficial level, the app holds your hand and stops you from opening with a dreaded and dull "hey.
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Yep, we're talking about the dreaded "Define the Relationship" (DTR) convo, also known as the "Where is this going?" discussion.
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Afterward, I faced the dreaded apartment search, but landlords, understandably, requested pay stubs, which I lacked, not savings account balances.
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Unfortunately, the trio struggled to execute, leading to awkward pauses and that dreaded playback music they were trying to avoid.
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On Monday, the Harry Potter author tweeted her thoughts on a particularly dreaded part of the writing process: the rereading.
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Athlete's foot can also cause perspiration, which leads to more fungal growth and then — you guessed it — the dreaded odor.
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While admittedly disturbing, the discovery could lead to new ways of combating malarial mosquitoes and the dreaded disease they carry.
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Scientists will undoubtedly learn more about this dreaded virus, both in terms of its damaging effects and how it spreads.
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Remember how most of us dreaded the idea of having a post-paid connection till about a few years ago?
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The LifeStraw microfiltration membrane removes almost all bacteria and parasites from the water — that includes dreaded salmonella and E. coli.
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Avoid turning statements into questions, but also avoid the dreaded "vocal fry," where your voice sounds monotone with no emotion.
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WELCOMED by some, dreaded by others, the day of Donald Trump's inauguration as president of the United States has arrived.
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"Buffalo $oldier," she captioned the selfie, in reference to a track by Bob Marley, arguably the most legendary dreaded singer.
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Last but by no means least, the two different repeal bills have revealed something important about the dreaded individual mandate.
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It's this disconnect between Instacart and grocery stores, no matter how hard they try, that leads to those dreaded replacements.
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Then they get the dreaded text message stating "a connection is missing" or some other bit of breakup polite-speak.
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For most of us, the decision to order take-out Chinese is a respite from the dreaded task of cooking.
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The checkpoint is dreaded by Palestinians, turning what should be a short 230-minute walk into a two-hour ordeal.
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Finding stocks ready to explode The most simple and reliable pattern out there is the dreaded head-and-shoulders pattern.
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Over the years, thongs, G-strings, and seamless underwear took center stage to help us all "avoid" those "dreaded" creases.
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Almost equally dreaded is the No. 21 hole, from which no horse has won since Ferdinand in 22014, and Nos.
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Mazda claims it is 245 to 2215 percent more reactive than twin-scroll units, thus reducing the dreaded turbo lag.
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As the dreaded "thigh gap" topic gains summertime traction, Brenna took to Instagram to a post photo of her thighs.
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Mr. Bruni also offers comforting words to those who have received the dreaded rejection emails from their top college choices.
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"I've slain your dreaded dragon," Clooney says as he busts through a door where Dormer is sitting on a throne.
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His office uncovered scores of private text messages exchanged between top FBI officials who dreaded Trump would win the presidency.
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"The question is how much simply represented demand pull-forward from December, leading to the dreaded December lull," Johnson said.
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It's wire-free and designed to give you shape and prevent the dreaded "uniboob" you get from many sports bras.
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He was unmarried, both his parents were dead, he had no real friends and a dreaded deployment to Afghanistan loomed.
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Working as an independent, I've paid federal income taxes, state taxes, Medicare and SSDI, and the dreaded self-employment tax.
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Smoothies and natural fruit juices basically give you the same energy without the caffeine, avoiding that dreaded two o'clock feeling.
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I dreaded the day she said I was zaftig, Yiddish for "chunky," which translated to "fat" in no uncertain terms.
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Each bottle features an updated brush stem, which prevents the dreaded polish drip from marring your paint job (or laptop).
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Ms. Bomengo reported that she had been a domestic dynamo ever since, taking care of all sorts of dreaded chores.
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As much as the Olympics represent some of her happiest times, they also cue some of her most dreaded memories.
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As an enthusiast of wine — specifically, cheap wine from Trader Joe's — I've had my fair share of dreaded wine mouth.
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We knew we'd soon be asked to complete the dreaded cleanup every weekend until the flowers had run their cycle.
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I enjoyed the fleeting power it gave me to provoke him, even as I dreaded the moment he would blow.
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In Hejiage, a village in Shandong, He Shuxia lost some pigs this year to what looked like the dreaded fever.
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Iulian Vlad, the last chief of the dreaded Romanian secret police under the Communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, died on Saturday.
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" In fact, I played so long, a creeping ache lead to worries about the onset of the dreaded "Nintendo thumb.
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When confronted with the dreaded "What happened?" question at events, Dr. Kerulis suggests preparing a statement to deflect the topic.
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To water them, Mr. Micheli feared, could moisten the soil enough to invite the dreaded fly and then ruin everything.
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There is more than one entry like that, so we don't have the dreaded "odd man out" in the theme.
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If you&aposve fallen victim to Flu season, you&aposre probably stocking up on some quick fixes for dreaded congestion.
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The country is nearly lawless, and the government forces are known to be brutal, underpaid and among the most dreaded.
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It meant when the dreaded question "What are you wearing?" came, the answer could be about something more than marketing.
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But having favorite nonperishables around — snacks, coffee, a couple of easy-to-cook meals — can help power the dreaded unpacking.
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The answer involves a lot of maps, some dreaded time zone math, and an entire field of study called chronobiology.
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I came to need those posts, to dread the silence that followed them far more than I dreaded the mania.
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"I dreaded the days I had to go to work with that person because it was pure torture," she wrote.
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And that dreaded chest cold I get every year, the one that requires two different inhalers and weeks of worry?
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - It all started with a rumor: the Mungiki, a dreaded Kikuyu tribal militia, had infiltrated Nairobi's Kawangware slum.
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It takes real legislation, with the help of the dreaded "political consultant class," to get things done on the Hill.
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In notes from the Dartmouth conference, one participant wrote that the Theorist helped to solve the dreaded "demo to sponsor" problem.
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You can see "pilot's view" footage from your smartphone, which doubles up as a remote to avoid dreaded double-chin shots.
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Not to be overlooked: the dreaded "sifi" designation is gone, lifted by federal regulators in 2016 as the company offloaded assets.
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The dreaded 10x, or, how to handle exceptional employees The very concept of a 10x engineer seems so… five years ago.
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So if you see the dreaded "Out of Stock" message, keep checking back — there's a good chance there will be more.
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The dreaded Mukhabarat, or secret police, is almost certain to hunt down and punish those who took up arms against Assad.
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Tesla is giving men a way to make that dreaded trip to the department store feel like less of a chore.
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But then all of those cans have that dreaded wire attached to them, so you ultimately have to make a decision.
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Dreaded Creepers turn into the decidedly more friendly-looking Pokey, though they still hiss and explode when you get too close.
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Cut to Deja and Shauna embracing, and then, the dreaded moment arrives: It's time to say goodbye to Beth and Randall.
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The scenario they dreaded had become a reality: The family was once again splitting up in the midst of a disaster.
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The basic government form, the dreaded FAFSA, asks for information high-school students might not know about their families' financial lives.
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There's also the long security lines, the almost-guaranteed delays, and the dreaded dry skin from all that recirculated cabin air.
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TELLERS IN POST offices across Italy dreaded being overwhelmed on March 6th, the first day of applications for the "citizens' income".
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I'd tried other softer vibrators, and those dreaded jelly sex toys that emit toxins and gases, and they weren't for me.
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The Chicago Cubs finally broke the dreaded billy goat curse and won its first World Series in more than a century.
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Bed bugs are among the most dreaded pests we have to deal with, and they're proving to be a formidable foe.
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Second, Apple has already created a method to convert a lightning input into a 3.5 mm headphone input: the dreaded dongle.
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Now that she has escaped into Canada, she is an afterthought as we're glued to the dreaded realities of white handmaids.
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In late 2014, the market was alive with chatter about the dreaded Hindenburg Omen which was supposed to foretell a collapse.
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The "accuracy" point is obvious — you desperately want to avoid the dreaded "restatement of earnings" that calls into question company competence.
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Expecting them to be in their home districts for every election (or to prearrange the dreaded absentee ballot) seems highly implausible.
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These are the types of infrastructure investments and technologies that will, in theory, allow airports to largely eradicate the dreaded waiting.
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A new study upends this conventional thinking, showing that humans, and not rodents, were the primary spreaders of the dreaded disease.
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"We&aposve dreaded it, but we agreed to it," said Pam Henderson, whose brother was killed by Anthony Cook in 1981.
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The dreaded DM fail is without a doubt one of the most embarrassing Twitter faux pas you can fall victim to.
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Yes, the dreaded "bot" buzzword is present, but if you just ignore the trendiness of the branding, it's an ingenious addition.
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Buying swimsuits might not be your favorite sort of retail therapy; for many women, it's the most-dreaded shopping experience around.
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It was not effortless, we put a lot of work into it, but I don't think we ever dreaded any chore.
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Story at a glance The bullseye rash is the classic — and dreaded — sign of Lyme disease, but not everyone sees it.
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Sometime in the 20 hours that had passed between my two trips to the course, I had caught the dreaded slice.
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In other words, they do the least appetizing, most dreaded item on their to-do list before they do anything else.
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As Ezra Klein pointed out earlier this week, this means that Pod Save America is essentially mirroring the dreaded conservative media.
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A Justice Department brief in the Bundy case revealed that prosecutors dreaded jury nullification — "not guilty" verdicts due to government abuses.
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Dworkin assumed that the man who dreaded late-stage dementia and the one who is perfectly happy are the same person.
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That's the dreaded future some experts envision for these landmark laws now that Justice Brett Kavanaugh has joined the Supreme Court.
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Elections are about choices, not always between a dream candidate and a dreaded one, but sometimes between common sense and catastrophe.
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So now they're sniffing around a career backup who is a dreaded 5-13 in the all-important QB WINZ department?
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"You ain't seen NOPD not one time," a short, dreaded dude said to me while we traded pulls of a blunt.
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It's difficult to understand just how much of an improvement this is until you've experienced Magic's dreaded mana-screw for yourself.
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The official city charity — the dreaded "Muni" — imposed punitive "work tests" on its clientele and was regarded as a last resort.
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One late night, holed up in the library, studying for the dreaded organic chemistry midterm, I went 22 hours without sleep.
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Dissatisfied customers can email Jeff Bezos directly and he'll forward the message along to the right person, with one dreaded addition: "?"
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The easiest way to express this is with the dreaded word zeitgeist — but as you know, we don't use that one.
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Others said they dreaded confronting so many empty seats, or seeing the art project that a slain friend would never finish.
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But if all three move together, then one of them can't be singled out as having cast the dreaded 50th vote.
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I dreaded working on current event or legislation on sexual assault because I knew the memories that would come with it.
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The dreaded swine fever, which through June had killed some 22 percent of China's pig herds, the major consumers of soybeans.
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Going to the doctor is often one of childhood's most dreaded experiences — and an emergency room visit can unsettle even adults.
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I think it's necessary to distinguish the affection a man like myself has for trans women from the dreaded chaser designation.
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But when it comes to a comprehensive policy on manipulated media, Reddit gets the upvote and Facebook gets the dreaded downvote.
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Many a lifeguard's career is ended by the stopwatch, in the dreaded pool sprints that are part of ocean lifeguard recertification.
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August 19 to 30, 2019Two week wait Time for the dreaded two week wait between the transfer and a pregnancy test.
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The dreaded sit-down meeting is so hated, so boring, surveys prove some people really would prefer to watch paint dry.
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"Ever since I found his channel I dreaded this day, I really didn't want this day to come," one commenter said.
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The long arm of the law, which criminals dreaded, also reached to prune apple trees and pick a fruit or two.
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Full of hope, rebirth and promise, the new year also can bring with it the dreaded and often-times-broken resolutions.
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My father and I talked most days after work, timed for his dreaded lonely return to his apartment after dinner out.
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Some internet scams, like phishing and the dreaded "Nigerian prince" email, have been around for decades, but are growing in sophistication.
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A dreaded "diminished ovarian reserve" finding might push a woman to consider freezing her eggs, or to rush to get pregnant.
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Ms. DeGeneres asked him whether he dreaded that his older daughter, Malia, a high-school senior, would leave for college next fall.
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If you've reached the age to start colorectal cancer screening, here's some good news: You don't have to get a dreaded colonoscopy.
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Which may be exactly why the two imposing images—dreaded citadels from both games and history—now bleed together in my mind.
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"We are deeply pained to have our most dreaded fear confirmed," Ashlee wrote on Instagram on Monday, after learning of Paul's death.
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Mom was too busy filming to react, so Adam used his secret agent baby skills in order to avoid the dreaded bedtime.
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It's then announced that Kenny and Lee have been chosen to go on a dreaded two-on-one date, because of course.
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"I dreaded going on family vacations because of all the activities I wouldn't be able to participate in," Bonnett, 24, tells PEOPLE.
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The dreaded Bixby trigger is way too close to the volume down button, and you can't program it to do anything else!
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She also relished being the "princess," the firstborn girl of all her cousins, and dreaded another girl being born into the family.
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Meantime, the EU must grant an extension, or the UK will bounce out of the union in a dreaded "no-deal" scenario.
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Plus, it might help cut down on the dreaded decision fatigue faced by workers every time lunch rolls around during the week.
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We asked a few experts about how to refresh or "rebloom" your makeup the right way, without getting the dreaded uni-lash.
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With most enrollees in the individual insurance market eligible for premium subsidies, the risk of a dreaded 'death spiral' is quite low.
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LA can keep its alleged angels (AKA aspiring actor/model/director/models, 22-year-old "entrepreneurs," and the dreaded social media influencer).
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They dreaded what ISIS might to do to them as the group retreated from the city or came under increasing military pressure.
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For a minute, it looked like "The Emoji Movie" would be the latest to join the dreaded Rotten Tomatoes 0% fresh club.
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Pick a side Here's one way to fight manspreading: An Indian airline is letting women flying solo skip the dreaded middle seat.
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One of them goes missing, so the group begins to suspect she might be a victim of the dreaded Slender Man itself.
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You're looking at a photo of your crush with their ex, and an accidental tap on screen turns into a dreaded Like.
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The extra thickness helps to minimize — but not fully eliminate — the dreaded lint-collecting gap that forms when the laptop is closed.
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"It's so hard to lose the love of your life to this dreaded disease, but I can keep this forever," Danny says.
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His tendency to overshare was once undeniably charming, but if he's not careful he could start to approach the dreaded TMI Territory.
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North's adorable shenanigans are another reminder that the things we dreaded as kids are what most of us love now as adults.
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It wasn't foreigners they resented, but the stultifying socialist mediocrity of Brussels and the dreaded inevitability of bailing out Greece and others.
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It's heartening to see a program that turns this dreaded but still unavoidable tool into a fun and inclusive experience for all.
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Smoyer dreaded the answers because still more questions had lingered at the back of his mind for decades: Was that a woman?
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We know from the surviving slave narratives that the legalized seizure of children was among the most dreaded incidents of American slavery.
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If these trainees appear a little uneasy, it's because they're about to experience perhaps the most dreaded part of training: OC exposure.
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Ms. Zhang has lost count of the articles that were spiked after an editor received the dreaded call from the Cyberspace Administration.
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The recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, is seems, isn't the dreaded wrench in the gears that we fear it to be.
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Families said they dreaded entering, never knowing how long they might have to stay and when they might have to go back.
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But if you enjoy drinking and want a reliable way to prevent the dreaded morning after, they're a proven and convenient fix.
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That generally doesn't include the cost of those dreaded out-of-pocket expenses and deductibles as well as prescription drugs, dental, etc.
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Now 25 and far from those dreaded lunches, Francis has built a business which celebrates individuality, queerness, and his family's immigrant story.
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While the dreaded CGI could readily accomplish this feat, a recent example of live animals in film might provide a better blueprint.
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When it comes to what us Jews do on this dreaded day, the tradition of eating Chinese food is the prevailing cliché.
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The molded cups prevent you from slipping out and getting the dreaded "underboob" that almost uniformly plagues these seamless, "comfort"-first bras.
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Up until now, Republicans in Congress have had little appetite to seriously investigate Trump, much less utter the dreaded "I" word: impeachment.
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When I returned to the room, it was not with the resolve that attends a dreaded but necessary means to an end.
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I spent nothing as I dreaded totaling up my expenses from the previous days knowing I would grasp my chest in shock.
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Long after the harsh summer, a torrential coastal monsoon, and the dreaded October heat have come and gone the farm reveals abundance.
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She dreaded the day when they would leave her, as the adult children of so many of her relatives had done already.
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They've built their marketing strategies on looking and feeling different from the dreaded nursing home, and they object to "medicalizing" their communities.
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Isaac Hempstead Wright [who plays Bran] and I have grown very close over the years, and I dreaded the moment of leaving.
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The Rays will adjust their roles this season based on matchups, to maximize their chance of success and avoid that dreaded mediocrity.
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Pakistanis have long dreaded the prospect of Indian tanks from the adjoining plains of Indian Punjab rolling unimpeded into Lahore and beyond.
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Some economists are even resurrecting the word "stagflation" — a dreaded condition in which inflation rises at the same time that growth stagnates.
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Whether it's a boring dinner party that isn't focused on the guests, or a dreaded happy hour after a long work day.
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Sky News has introduced a pop-up Brexit-free channel where viewers are guaranteed that the dreaded word will not be used.
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DON'T — WRITE THE FIRST SCENE UNTIL YOU KNOW THE LAST This necessitates the use of a dreaded device commonly called an outline.
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Now, thanks largely to efforts that began in cholera's birthplace, a way to finally conquer the long-dreaded plague is in sight.
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This is the moment I've dreaded since I signed the book contract over two years ago, and now I am in it.
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Conservatives — who then were proslavery Democrats — vowed to wreck the system if they could not reinforce it against the change they dreaded.
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He has spent time wooing the sorts of local officials whom he once derisively cast as part of the dreaded political establishment.
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Yet they dreaded a return to the turmoil that many remember from the protests that toppled their leaders in 2011 and 2013.
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Steele explained how Hershey's dominates top search results on Amazon and stays above falling to the dreaded second page of search results.
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Boeing's decision creates a situation the suppliers had dreaded — a suspension of unknown length that could force them to scale back operations.
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She dreaded being sent back again to depend on her brother's generosity, to the isolation and the poverty, to the dreary past.
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Rappel tower happens on day 25 of boot camp, a particularly busy day where recruits also train in the dreaded gas chamber.
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"Serious fall injuries are one of the most dreaded and devastating conditions experienced by older persons," Gill told Reuters Health by email.
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For months, Trump has partly invited but largely dreaded the prospect of being only the third President in history to be impeached.
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Anyone who wears Chuck Taylors, Vans, Keds, or other lace-up or slip-on sneakers has likely experienced the dreaded sock drop.
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As the dreaded polar vortex promises record-breaking low temperatures across the Midwest this week, the dream of warmer climates takes hold.
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Unfortunately for Iron Fist's second season, it follows and telegraphs those dreaded beats almost to the letter, eliminating any excitement or unpredictability.
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He dreaded telling Ali, who had been so generous with him, who had pulled so many strings to get him the gig.
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Image: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health (CC BY-NC 2.0)A dreaded superbug nightmare has become reality.
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The loose threats came on the heels of North Korea successfully miniaturizing a nuclear warhead, a development experts have dreaded about for years.
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Some Twitter users gave their reactions on the possible return of the dreaded paperclip with eyes (and eyebrows?): Coming soon to LinkedIn. pic.twitter.
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It wasn't even when Bee's graphics team pasted Trump's face onto that of a Weeping Angel, one of Doctor Who's most dreaded monsters.
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Even my mother, who never let me listen to emo in her dancehall-only car as a kid, endured the dreaded Ticketmaster line.
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Yet the reality is that Russia's submarine force is a mere shadow of the dreaded Soviet submarine fleet, which counted in the hundreds.
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But when a stock manages to break out of the dreaded head-and-shoulders formation, that signals the opposite — a chance for glory.
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Net Neutrality The moment that supporters of a free and open internet have dreaded will come to pass on the day before Thanksgiving.
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Meanwhile, even among those dreaded communist Slavs, whose official ideology was atheism, some strange manoeuvres were made involving nationalism, religion and clerical politics.
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Reuters' Simon Lewis and Wa Lone report on the dreaded "red pen" that can declare missing Muslims ineligible to return to their homes.
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Nayyera Haq: This debate seems almost normal I'm hardly the only one who dreaded this debate and was hoping it would simply disappear.
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But a beautiful new illustration by David S. Goodsell reveals its hidden details, while also showing how the dreaded virus goes to work.
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The feature that much of Twitter has dreaded for at least the past week is finally here: The social network has gone algorithmic.
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And the M-1 Rail project in Detroit, slated to open in 2017, has already drawn critics using the dreaded "B" word: boondoggle.
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One client, deathly allergic to peanuts, requested his bowl be one of the dreaded legumes, a humorous way to interact with his allergen.
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The Giants will be dogged by questions—those dreaded distractions—until they finally gather whatever information they think they're missing at this time.
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Now, tech company Pioneer wants to fix those dreaded conference call sound trouble with its new Lightning-powered conference speaker, called Rayz Rally.
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At long last, you'll be able to rotate a video from portrait to landscape, which might help combat the dreaded vertical video syndrome.
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But you can't practice during a bye, and it would have left Cassidy to start his stint with the dreaded California road trip.
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During a trip to King Toot's, Homer talks with Lisa about what NHL fan bases fear the most: the dreaded spectre of relocation.
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Earlier this month, the entire family travelled to Disneyland to celebrate Epilepsy Awareness Day with other families touched by the dreaded neurological disorder.
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As a primer, it does a fine job of prepping for mascara, resulting in significantly fewer incidents of those dreaded spider leg lashes.
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I like these ones because they're made of simple, natural ingredients which will keep you fueled without a dreaded sugar crash later on.
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But some progressives view him as a dreaded "neoliberal," and some may see him as a bit over-dramatic (see his "Spartacus" moment).
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One only need to imagine their most dreaded candidate's acquisition of such power, in order to realize the hazards of perpetuating this method.
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I've gotta tell you, this is a nightmare for any restaurateur, and I think it's only the first quarter of this dreaded transformation.
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This can save you from the dreaded experience of having to spend the night in an airport if your flight is delayed overnight.
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The end is somewhere out there, as the dreaded "p dot" raises its head, interest rates rise, and the economy begins to slow.
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That wasn't eye-popping back in the high-flying 80s, but it wasn't bad, and kept him away from the dreaded "bust" label.
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Given everything we've explained about the dreaded shift thus far, it shouldn't surprise you to learn that the good servers don't work brunch.
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Without new therapies, people are already starting to die from antibiotic-resistant "superbugs" like the dreaded MRSA infection, a deadly version of staph.
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The same goes for the dreaded cockroach, a protein-packed meal for birds, rodents, and even humans in some parts of the world.
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That meant hiring a housekeeper first and foremost, but we also decided to eliminate our most-dreaded chore — going to the grocery store.
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The Redstone forces dreaded the prospect of more examinations of the ailing and enfeebled billionaire, giving Mr. Dauman and his allies considerable leverage.
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" As you go higher in the color-temperature range, she said, "more blue is introduced, and this ultimately gives that dreaded warehouse look.
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We went to the Global Entry kiosks but got the dreaded "X," meaning we'd have to wait in line to be manually processed.
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We tried Bandelettes ($11.95-$18.95), the best-selling anti-chafing bands that prevent the dreaded, painful thigh chafing we suffer from every summer.
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Even worse was if one of your friends from school spotted you paying for something at the store using those dreaded food stamps.
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The death of this dream was the electoral triumph in 2013 of Mr. Rouhani, a founding father of the regime's dreaded Intelligence Ministry.
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It will no doubt elicit groans from my mother that her son's New York Times debut is one of those dreaded rebus puzzles.
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His E.R.A. for the last three innings of a game, that dreaded third and fourth time through the batting order, stood at 2.75.
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It can be a hurdle for introverts that to make friends you have to talk to people, sometimes even in a dreaded group.
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The latest iteration, now in theaters, follows a similar dreaded path, but the story has been revised to give audiences a fresh shock.
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Kathy was given the news in 2011 that they had dreaded from the beginning: she was diagnosed with the rare Lewy Body Dementia.
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In The Atlantic, Rebecca Rosen and Ron Fournier have lamented the frequency of the all-male panel — the dreaded "manel" — and discussed solutions.
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Danielle Fishel is opening up about the dreaded "mom guilt" she felt immediately after her son Adler Lawrence was born three months ago.
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But now a serious makeover by the city is transforming this dreaded corridor into a grand portal lined with shade trees and wildflowers.
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These servers offer unlimited bandwidth, meaning you shouldn't experience much of the dreaded slowing down that results from the running of some services.
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While seemingly simple, I've seen these tips go a long way to helping shoppers (myself included) avoid the dreaded holiday-returns-induced headache.
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Okay, so you'll want to know when the biggest races are called, but you can't (and shouldn't) rely on the dreaded Times needle.
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With the dreaded 2020 election finally in the rearview mirror, why shouldn't Biden simply turn the reins over the very day he's inaugurated?
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These days, it's easy to be overwhelmed by the number of high-tech products that claim to cure or prevent the dreaded hangover.
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For many, President Donald Trump's possible impeachment is likely to take over dreaded political conversations at Thanksgiving tables across the country this Thursday.
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Marlous Borm's series of modified crowbars are imposing, intimidating, and rigid, bringing to mind the dreaded, overbearing nature of the TSA yet again.
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Here, for example, is the DEA's warning about highlighters: And the warning about the dreaded teddy bear stash: The advice is well-meaning.
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In the last few years, he has failed to make the starting rotation, instead dwelling in the dreaded purgatory between relieving and starting.
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Here's hoping that the darker hues will be able to successfully mask the dreaded purple ring around your lips from drinking actual red wine.
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And, as the theory goes, in the end, this won't even get you sustainable low unemployment — just the dreaded "stagflation" of the late 1970s.
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But, if you visit the site yourself, you'll see that just about every piece has those dreaded three worlds below it: Out of Stock.
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But when I tried to (my first encounter with the dreaded "business casual"), I was told the colors I was choosing were too bold.
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And unlike most workout shorts, bike shorts are long enough to prevent dreaded inner-thigh chafing, and keep you covered during high-intensity workouts.
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Yet while some traders may see a death cross as a warning sign to sell stocks, one market player doesn't fear the dreaded formation.
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In the spirit of LinkedIn, Astro built a social graph that enterprise teams can use to find connections to avoid the dreaded cold email.
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"He was the class clown and bit of a smart ass, I dreaded spending my four of five classes with him," Roxanne tells PEOPLE.
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They keep your T-zone free from the dreaded oil that hits without fail at 3 PM, but make everything else look seriously lit.
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Nintendo Switch's day one patch has arrived, ushering the return of the dreaded Friend Code system (or at least a softer variation of it).
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It's a strange sort of legacy, but it's the kind that's ever present – the dreaded spinning pinwheel or beach ball or wheel of death.
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Treating allergies Until now, the common advice given to those suffering from allergies has been simply to steer clear of their dreaded food item.
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Laura Hudson: This season also gives us our first look into the dreaded Colonies, where bad women go to shovel dirt until they die.
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Back with both women on the beach, the dreaded moment arrived and Ben picked up the rose sitting between them and took Olivia aside.
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Little did I know I would have a surprise visitor knocking at my door that quickly gave me all kinds of dreaded déjà vu.
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With just a few simple incisions you can avoid the dreaded smell and toxic fumes of drain cleaner and make your own de-clogger.
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After last night's "The Town That Dreaded Sundown," it's time to start dealing with the fact Betty and Jughead probably shouldn't be together forever.
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Extrapolated to the entire globe, the loss of low clouds and rise in water vapor leads to runaway warming—the dreaded 8-degree jump.
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It wasn't a matter of if I would use tampons, but how I would get them, which became an ordeal I dreaded every month.
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And Facebook's apps will probably only show them after a friend's story before your next pal's, in-between rather than as dreaded pre-rolls.
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There are pale, puffy-eyed vacation pictures where the jet lag really shows, and the dreaded bent-over-while-wearing-a-bathing-suit picture.
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Plus, they do nothing to protect you from the dreaded toilet plume left by others (let's all try flushing with the lid down, hm?).
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A no-deal exit is seen as a dreaded cliff-edge scenario for businesses where the country has the rely on WTO trading rules.
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In a business filled with writers, artists, inkers, letterers, colorists, and—above all else—the dreaded deadline, what's the job like for an EIC?
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Even the Washington Post's fact checker Glenn Kessler gave Spicer the dreaded "Four Pinocchios" for the sum total of his statements on the inauguration.
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Tuesday is Tax Day, that dreaded day when millions of procrastinators rush to fulfill their civic duty by filing state and federal tax returns.
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This is the bizarre saga of the fungus Metarhizium brunneum and its victim: the dreaded Aedes aegypti, carrier of yellow fever, dengue, and Zika.
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From Brooklyn to Oregon, here's what working women are spending on housing — and what that means for the dreaded paycheck-to-rent-check ratio.
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While they're just a sliver of that bloodshed, mass shootings are the dreaded distillation of many of the patterns contributing to this status quo.
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Avocados are "loaded with potassium, which is a key player in ridding your body of excess sodium and, therefore, dreaded water weight," she says.
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Unless it's the dreaded paternity test segment on daytime TV shows like Maury, "paternity" is not a word heard often during discussions on parenting.
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I dreaded leaving Trico's side — not because I sensed danger that only a giant bird-cat could face, but because I just felt lonely.
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After his encounter in the intersection, his tank would go on to tangle with another German tank known as the "monster" -- the dreaded Panther.
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Whether you've got a 16 or 64GBer, you just know that dreaded "Storage Almost Full" message will pop up at exactly the wrong moment.
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Otherwise, the button layout (including the dreaded Bixby button) and other hardware features, such as the 3.5mm headphone jack, remain the same as before.
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I dreaded the gathering because Mom's disturbing lapses were becoming harder to ignore, but I knew I wasn't supposed to explain them to anyone.
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Much of it still led by the Janjaweed, the dreaded tribal militias accused of perpetrating atrocities to put down an armed rebellion in Darfur.
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Silicone Splatter Screen, $19.96, available at Williams SonomaSave them from one of the perils of frying foods at home: the dreaded hot oil splatter.
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They're cushiony, the traction on the bottom is trustworthy, and the elasticized strips on the sides circumvent the dreaded chafing rain boots often incur.
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The failed robber was in such a rush to avoid the dreaded cleavers, that bumped into a man loading groceries into a car nearby.
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They fretted over rising times and knelt, prayerlike, in front of their portable ovens, hoping to avoid the dreaded soggy bottoms the judges disdained.
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If Comey's letter had resurrected the dreaded specter of Clinton's emails, her diehards in Florida, where she spent most of Saturday, were openly untroubled.
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"The dreaded pumping sessions are some of the worst parts of breastfeeding," Mia Gorrell, the photographer behind the shoot, said in a blog post.
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As a heavy smartphone user, you'll know that dreaded feeling of your battery marching relentlessly from healthy life, via threatened and endangered, towards extinction.
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And it may well be the Stars who end up falling to the dreaded third spot, even though they own the top seed today.
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Watch the reactions of Cohn and the other Goldman Sachs alums in Trump's orbit if House leaders start looking at the dreaded "Bank Tax."
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The new regulations, however, have prompted an unexpected payoff already: Food companies have been voluntarily modifying their products to avoid the dreaded black logos.
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For 18 years, I've dreaded the yearly ritual of writing a "vision statement" for an Individualized Education Plan, or I.E.P., for our son, Ethan.
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In California, these 'prescribed' fires are now largely prohibited (because burning releases dreaded carbon dioxide), ensuring that disaster is always just around the corner.
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The dreaded reminder pops up on my phone: A friend (more of an acquaintance, really, I rationalize) is having a birthday party later tonight.
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The EU's "brutal killer" is on his way out of office, but the dreaded "tax lady" will stay on and even get a promotion.
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He dreaded the idea of seeing a lazy ball drop over their heads, scoring runners from second and third, so he played them out.
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In general, HUD devices that project onto their own screens are preferred since they avoid the dreaded "double image" effect from a blurred projection.
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Hershey's director of digital Andrea Steele explained how Hershey's dominates top search results on Amazon and avoids the dreaded second page of search results.
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I start the dreaded progesterone injections that night, which help thicken the uterine lining so that the embryo has a better chance of attaching.
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In recent months, one of the key themes across the fixed income market, the equity market and beyond is the dreaded "I" word: inversion.
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Finding Myself Through My College Major As someone born in Montana to Malaysian-Chinese parents, I've always dreaded the "Where are you from" question.
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But we ended up drowning in debt — over $30,000 — from the ongoing repairs it required; we dreaded every phone call from the property manager.
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Once classified as the dreaded range-less point guard, Lowry's worked tirelessly to become one of the best long-range marksmen in the NBA.
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She dreaded breaking the news to her pen pal but was relieved by her response: She was about to start teaching fourth grade, too.
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SAVONA, Italy — On camping trips, Francesco Zanardi and other boys from his local parish always dreaded being called to sleep in their priest's tent.
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For all these reasons, nuclear power is dreaded while fossil fuels are tolerated, just as flying is scary even though driving is more dangerous.
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At 22, Eva dreaded the idea of having to spend her life as the village spinster, the girl no one had wanted to marry.
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The turquoise-dreaded Uzi released LUV Is RAGE in December, and the Don Cannon produced "Top" has been played nearly three million times since.
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For less extended departures, there isn't really a good way to send this info out to everyone, except maybe with a dreaded automated email reply.
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LONDON — On the dreaded date of October 231, the weather report is usually one of the few, sweet refuges from the relentless onslaught of Halloween.
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I learned through my years of crowdsourcing that it would be hard: the pregnancy horror stories, the birthing nightmares, and those dreaded first few months.
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Dissection in particular sent them into a tizzy, which created a shortage of educational bodies and helped spawn the dreaded resurrection men of later centuries.
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Photo: Clive OppenheimerNew research connects a powerful volcanic eruption—and a medieval poem that conjured memories of the dreaded event—to Iceland's conversion to Christianity.
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With the company's new monitor, the Dexcom G6, diabetes patients can now forego the dreaded "finger prick" when measuring their glucose levels, the CEO said.
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Case in point: the dreaded touch disease, which generally manifests as a flickering gray bar atop the screen and ultimately renders the device's touchscreen useless.
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Or it could be a disaster in which the Fed races to keep a lid on inflation, causing growth to stall, the dreaded stagflation scenario.
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Indeed, it's one thing for Ebola to appear in highly populated urban areas, but quite another when the dreaded disease spreads through war-torn territories.
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If the home button — which includes the Touch ID sensor — is replaced, you run the risk of getting a dreaded "Error 53" on your phone.
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OnePlus customers are fervent supporters of the phone — there's no need to cringe while reading the oft-dreaded "comments section" in reviews of OnePlus devices.
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"We aren't asking anyone to produce the DC version of the dreaded August book report," according to an email obtained by Recode from two sources.
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Given Donald Trump's promise in 2016 that his picks for the Supreme Court would "automatically" overrule Roe, the long-dreaded rollback is no idle concern.
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Unless you're a corporation or a cop with the cop password to your cop social media account, April Fools' Day is something to be dreaded.
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Summer has officially arrived, and with it comes a surge in heat, humidity, and the universally dreaded feeling of putting anything heavy on your face.
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For some fans, the actor's move made his long-dreaded Hamilton exit all too real — and they reacted with the expected roller coaster of emotions.
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Dreaded screaming toddler: If you take away a kid's iPad, that long international flight is going to be longer for them and everyone around them.
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Being new to the building, I spent a big chunk of this school year teaching a college-prep class dreaded by staff and students alike.
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But since international coverage at the time raised the alarm that Atlantis could be lost again, Mr. Walzer hasn't heard back from the dreaded landlords.
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There were also Omega symbols drawn on the sides of the map, a small hint at the dreaded Black Door introduced later on the season.
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The Drop Connected Kitchen Scale and Interactive Recipe App Steer clear of the dreaded recipe rut with this Bluetooth-enabled kitchen scale and iPad app.
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The dreaded 'Downton Abbey' disease Pernicious anemia, which doctors sometimes call PA, has all but disappeared in modern life and from most modern medical literature.
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The climax of Captain Spirit isn't especially surprising — I could feel it coming early on — but I still dreaded it the entire time I played.
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Notebooks, dividers, Kleenex, markers, and the plethora of other supplies on that dreaded list can cost parents upward of $100, according to the Today show.
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This could potentially mean the end of the dreaded trip to Ikea and the beginning of a more enjoyable experience shopping for affordable home goods.
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A movement is under way by researchers, doctors and entrepreneurs to find new ways to ease the dreaded side effects of chemotherapy for cancer patients.
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Giant teeth used at dentistry schools are displayed, opposite clever and artsy toothpaste advertisements, posters of public health campaigns and the ever-dreaded dentist's chair.
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But of all outfit issues, ripping your jeans in public is probably one of the most dreaded — and the most common — situations to fall into.
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But when you're not eating (or playing board games, or having those dreaded political conversations), what's the best way to waste away the winter hours?
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And while only 0.2 percent of restaurants inspected in LA have earned a dreaded C grade—the lowest possible—4.2 percent of food trucks have.
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It features a "pressure-erasing Smart Comfort Grid" that hits the right note between soft and firm, preventing dreaded overheating and overnight aches and pains.
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Articles offering support to balding skateboarders sit next to explorations on gentrification's effect on skateboarding and investigations into the origins of the dreaded mall grab.
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Read More Cramer: Spotting a bottom after a long decline The most simple and reliable pattern out there is the dreaded head-and-shoulders pattern.
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I discovered, especially for magic, that the dreaded diagnosis actually improved my ability to relate personally to my audiences, and that greatly enhanced their enjoyment.
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It's a banner week for the end of the world, because we've officially pushed atmospheric carbon levels past their dreaded 22100 parts per million. Permanently.
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James Corden visited Perry and brought along one of his most dreaded games from the Late, Late Show: Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts.
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NFL teams either are afraid to bring Kaepernick in because of the dreaded "distraction" element, or they don't like that he protests the national anthem.
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Despite its existence in every show about awkward teenagers, I kind of doubt the dreaded high school gym class climbing rope is an actual thing.
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At school, I dreaded nothing more than being asked a question in class, and struggled with anxiety every morning, sometimes to the point of tears.
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The Dreaded Hot Seat Earlier this week, the Suns fired Earl Watson, demonstrating it's never too early to toss your head coach into a guillotine.
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Actually, the thing he dreaded the most was a scene that got cut from the movie, where he had to give the girl a hickey.
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I could probably stand to jog more and do arm stuff less, and I dreaded having to resort to squats for the first few worlds.
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Over the course of four years, residents were systematically marched to holding pits where they were shot at close range by the dreaded SS Einsatzkommandos.
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She dreaded leaving him there, but she also hoped that finding someone else to help with daily tasks would allow them to be close again.
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I've dreaded packing for years, but my set from Calpak has cut my packing time down to a third of what it used to be.
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A standard travel pillow (or a not-so-standard one) should prevent their head from lolling back and forth and the dreaded sore neck feeling.
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And every month, he walked into the belly of the deportation beast, presented himself to the dreaded ICE, and then came right back out again.
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The dreaded audit is the main way the I.R.S. catches scofflaws and ferrets out unreported income, but it is a time-consuming and imperfect tool.
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But then there are genes that make a dreaded disease a certainty: There is no way to prevent it, and no way to treat it.
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This conclusion was reached after several observations of recently bedded females duking it out with slap-fights, shoves, and even the dreaded fruit fly headbutt.
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" But this open-ended expectation is at odds with a dreaded question people love to ask at graduation: "So what do you plan on doing?
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This can lead you down the rabbit hole I fell into, where you're just waiting for every dreaded symptom other people have reported to arrive.
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In southern England, vineyards are producing sparkling wines that rival Champagne and Quebec's winemakers are welcoming warmer winters free of the dreaded vine-killing frosts.
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That included the dreaded octroi, a British import from medieval times that allowed states and some cities to collect taxes whenever goods crossed a boundary.
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REINSTALLING IN THE SPRING Come spring, you will have to put the dreaded thing back in place, unless you want to swelter all summer long.
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As dreaded as that news may be, patients and those around them sometimes feel relieved when their problems acquire a name and a medical label.
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Though playwrights have always dreaded coughing patrons (it generally means we have induced boredom), now the cough is greeted with a different kind of dread.
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He said it would allow the entire country to benefit from future trade deals and avoid a dreaded hard border on the island of Ireland.
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They can apparently sense movement from about 10 feet away, thus helping to guide you across the room without turning on the dreaded overhead light.
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The Cowboys lost handily to Buffalo at home, 26-15, and Coach Jason Garrett got the dreaded vote of confidence from team owner Jerry Jones.
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The sound of IV pumps and heart monitors made her anxious, and she dreaded having to ask for help to eat or use the bathroom.
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It gets a lot of feedback from its customers, Fassnacht said, a factor that may have influenced its decision to ditch the dreaded annual review.
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While many celebrities have tasted the dreaded hot sauce spread on this season of Hot Ones, none was more satisfying to watch than Gordon Ramsey.
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When her mother was succumbing to breast cancer, Trisha Yearwood didn't offer her any deathbed promises to carry on the fight against the dreaded disease.
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Additionally, the measure would raise the age to 72 from 70½, when the dreaded required minimum distributions, or RMDs, from certain retirement accounts must start.
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And if you want to avoid one of those dreaded "out of stock" banners, you'd better hurry; the site's sales tend to move pretty quickly.
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Summer brings on some of the most fun things in your wardrobe to shop for — sandals, sundresses, sunglasses — and one of the most dreaded: swimwear.
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Raising money for the team, which every player had to do, was part of this preparation — a dreaded prelude to batting practice and fielding drills.
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Analysts at D.A. Davidson called it a "disastrous quarter" and Wedbush cited the "dreaded trifecta of bad news" — weak results, bad guidance and the CEO departure.
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This latest finding is further evidence that Alzheimer's is not a human-specific disease, and that other animals can be used to study the dreaded condition.
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Much like Slack disrupted the frequency and efficiency of workplace communication, Navigator hopes to reimagine meetings, an essential element of business that's often dreaded the most.
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"About 7 years ago, I started taking photos of my work," he explains to me after I try desperately to resist the dreaded 7:30 a.m.
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I may have been foiled by the dreaded left Joy-Con disconnecting from the console issue, though I'm not sure this was exactly the same problem.
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And as expected, when Elizabeth Warren began running, her obvious intellect was reported as a liability -- it could make her unrelatable, school-marmish, the dreaded unlikable.
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When the team injected these mice with the PAK1 gene to make them overproduce the protein, the animals froze up spontaneously when entering the dreaded cage.
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"This is a day that we have all dreaded in our minds," the Prince George's County Professional Fire Fighters & Paramedics Association said on its Facebook page.
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She dreaded marrying him, but could not escape; he was "from the lake" too, living in the same courtyard, and both sets of parents pressed her.
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Not all of his five sons have public Twitter accounts, and some of them, like the dreaded Tagg, have too many followers to possibly dig through.
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Infested by mosquitoes and reeking of urine, the notorious bambadinka (crocodile hole) was dreaded by opponents of Yahya Jammeh, the Gambia's president from 1996 to 2017.
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If you or someone you love has come down with a dreaded case of "heading off to college soon," they're gonna need a laptop to cope.
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Indeed, women are usually the ones who have to carry the burden of this dreaded virus, particularly in countries like Brazil where "machismo" culture still rules.
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Simply writing and recording All American Made resulted in feeling a bit of pressure, with her team mentioning the dreaded sophomore slump every now and then.
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Because the disease rides on the back of the dreaded A. aegypti mosquito, it's feared that parts of the United States could soon be at risk.
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With the use of the virtual image, Burke figured out a way to do just the normal midline incision and spare her the dreaded clamshell cut.
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I always felt sure that this must be another kind of "rape" from that which I dreaded happening to me, that which friends had horrifically experienced.
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" It also gives this historical usage from Philocomus's 1865 verses in "Love Feast": "My poor pussy, rent, and sore, dreaded yet longed for one fuck more.
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Rock shared a few photos from his recent trip to the DMV, where he was experiencing everyone's most dreaded rite of passage: the driver's license picture.
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Then, earlier this week, white teeny-bopper-turned-sex-symbol Justin Bieber unveiled his new dreaded emo-swoop to the horror of woke black folks everywhere.
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But instead of the dreaded non-response or generic form letter, she received a letter from the company's CEO, Sundar Pichai, just a few days later.
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Enough moderate Republicans dreaded the prospect of the radical Senate president pro tempore Ben Wade becoming president that they held their noses and stood by Johnson.
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During the Great Depression, the volume of global trade plummeted after the passage of the infamous Smoot Hawley Tariff Act, and the dreaded trade deficits disappeared.
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Any type of rosehip oil has major benefits: It's filled with antioxidants, prevents redness during those dreaded acne breakouts, and even slows down signs of aging.
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Although we used it sparingly, I dreaded having to travel far and wait hours in an overcrowded space to see a doctor for my asthma condition.
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A survey of coregasmic CrossFit athletes, however, found that while some people enjoyed their coregasms, others didn't look forward to the experience or even dreaded it.
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Mr. Kabir was steeling himself to make the dreaded trip to the morgue on Monday morning to confirm whether his son was among the dead attackers.
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So along with her passions for singing and dancing, there was that: the original ungainliness, the dreaded self discarded, fled from, which remains in eternal pursuit.
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I couldn't bring myself to cross the line, to hit my shots wider, into that dreaded doubles alley on the tennis court I had always avoided.
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What he dreaded, that his lack of strength and fitness would be too much for him to overcome, came screaming at him now with cold certainty.
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But for some, one of the most embarrassing indictments would be that Strangis may have lapsed into a dreaded omnivorous diet—involving Domino's pizza, no less!
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If you've been putting off your taxes (now you have until July!) or completing that dreaded report, do it now and get it over with. Sorry.
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Not because I feared the sleep deprivation, but because I dreaded a wintertime darkness with even more muscle than the ones I'd fought through for years.
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There, the doctor would conclude that I had kept the malaria hidden for some time and now needed to be admitted — a word my parents dreaded.
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"The markets now appear kind of defenseless to another selling onslaught, so the fiscal step is crucial in avoiding a dreaded global credit event," Innes added.
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Frankly, I dreaded the task of recapping this week's reunion episode, as I could not conceive of a mechanism by which I could shift cranial gears.
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I'd dreaded a scene of open grief, but Fran filled the minutes and the hours by talking to me incessantly, in a strained and overloud voice.
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When Theresa Gucciardo-Perry discovered a cracked crown in her mouth in April, she dreaded the idea of going to a dentist to get it replaced.
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But now, just a few days after it hit stores, a Reddit user shared a video of their Switch Lite already exhibiting the dreaded drifting effect.
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That's the dreaded "no-deal" Brexit scenario that many fear would wreck the UK's economy, with disruptions at ports, dwindling medical supplies and potential food shortages.
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With default seemingly inevitable, the country must eventually confront any other consequences, which are unlikely to include the dreaded seizure of Venezuelan oil tankers at sea.
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"This agreement is the last train leaving the station away from another dreaded government shutdown," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-New York, said on Tuesday.
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In addition to being tested on individual characters, they may also be asked to transcribe a literary text from memory — an assignment usually dreaded by students.
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The precise future "Blade Runner" projected is now less than two years away, and the next chapter, once something to be dreaded, seems, if anything, overdue.
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The cherry-dreaded Yachty's debut mixtape Lil Boat is only two weeks old, but its fourteen songs already boast Soundcloud play counts averaging half a million.
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America has Von Dutch trucker hats, backwards baseball caps, and the dreaded fedora; Brits have bespoke fascinators designed by accomplished young milliners in the heart of London.
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She dreaded the idea that someone would sit next to her and ask where she was going and where were her parents and did she need help.
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I dreaded that job, but as I've talked with other ex-cons over the years about their first gigs on the outside, I now consider myself lucky.
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While Facebook has absorbed the bulk of the controversy around online political advertising, Google has had its own issues with the dreaded Russian election interference ad machine.
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While stuck on a rainy movie set with dreaded drip coffee, Clooney takes a call from pal Andy Garcia who's enjoying a "perfect Nespresso morning" in paradise.
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When Sunn M'Cheaux, a dreaded male member of the Black Women's Defense League, challenged me to name a black woman who died after garnering unwarranted police attention.
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Most reject labels like "white supremacist" or the dreaded "racist": white nationalists merely say that whites, like other peoples, should have their own countries, for everyone's good.
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Beyond presenting witnesses, the prosecution built its case around thousands of pages of recovered archives of Mr. Habré's dreaded secret police, the Directorate of Documentation and Security.
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It's hard to wrap our heads around it, but yes, it's that dreaded time when we have to say goodbye to some top-notch movies and shows.
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To ward against any dreaded questioning this year, consider taking your celebrity costume to a whole new level of credibility — all the way down to the fingernails.
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Moreover, during the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s and 1970s the bourgeois indulgence of keeping a pet would have attracted the attention of the dreaded Red Guards.
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There are multiple forms of currency, all of which you can buy with real money, and a dreaded energy mechanic that limits how much you can play.
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Additionally, messages default your chat bubble to blue no matter what mode you're in, which may be Google's response to iMessage and the dreaded 'green bubble' stigma.
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THE DEMOGORGON If you've got a monster mutt, crafting your own multiple-mouthed collar built from a dreaded cone-of-shame creates a fun and freaky costume.
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Kim and Jim dreaded the idea of testing Sherry, who was 203 months old when they got Jaime's diagnosis, but gave in to pressure from their doctors.
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While many a celebrity tongue has tasted the dreaded hot sauce spread on this season of Hot Ones, none was more satisfying to watch than Gordon Ramsey.
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There are few things more fulfilling than reaching one of the milestones below and realizing you're conquering the dreaded real world, one tax return at a time.
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Along with trying to avoid the dreaded 100-loss mark, the San Francisco Giants are playing with an eye toward the future during the season's final week.
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That's when I received that dreaded phone call, late at night from my youngest sister, telling me Jordan's girlfriend had been killed during a drive-by-shooting.
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Crashing markets certainly seem like cause for concern, and the dreaded r-word is popping up with increasing frequency in tweets and blog posts and news stories.
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However, instead of liberating workers from the dreaded nine-to-five, it seems most people are using digital platforms as a stopgap between usual forms of work.
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Though red tides are nearly an annual occurrence in the Sunshine State, many Floridians have dreaded the resurgence of the toxic microorganisms responsible for the red tide.
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They were doomed to make the journey across the Atlantic, known as the dreaded Middle Passage, where millions died due to the horrific conditions on those ships.
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Reconciliation (yet another dreaded "r" word) is often used to circumvent the usual legislative process and should never be used to restructure major entitlement programs like Medicaid.
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Many of us are guilty of deep liking, and others live in fear of the dreaded moment our finger slips and hits the heart button by mistake.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller and Donald Trump Jr. were spotted — by POLITICO Playbook — at the notoriously dreaded Gate 35X at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Friday.
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Clunking my way through the turnstile, I saw the dreaded green "DELAY" flashing on the monitor, and I spun around to make a run for the bus.
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Specifically, we dreaded Latino police officers, since they had a reputation of being more brutal than their white peers with us—poor Chicano kids from the projects.
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Later additions mandated the number of players (eleven a side) and introduced the referee, the goal net, the crossbar, the free kick, and the dreaded penalty spot.
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Trump has told aides Spicer has developed a "belligerent persona" behind the podium and the briefing is now one of the most dreaded parts of Trump's day.
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Lil Pump is a brace-faced, pink dreaded seventeen year old from Florida who claims to be a Harvard medical professor whose dream is to fuck iCarly.
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That's a tough needle to thread: veer too far on one side of the athleticism-skill pendulum, and a prospect risks falling into the dreaded "tweener" category.
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Then everyone meets at another location until it happens again, eventually ending up in somewhere like Oakville, sometimes going until 5 AM. I always dreaded the suburbs.
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This is a day -- and an hour -- the Trump operation and the broader Republican Party has long dreaded, and likely had come to believe might never arrive.
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Sparks flew, and as things grew more serious, she dreaded the idea of bringing up marriage and children so early, but she felt like she needed to.
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But if you want to learn how the new tax law will affect your personal finances, this year's dreaded Form 1040 is a good place to start.
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Even after finishing that book, I was not prepared for the A.C.P.T.'s dreaded Puzzle 5, which was harder than any crossword I had ever seen before.
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Ms. Metcalf said she dreaded the prospect of telling her youngest child, Genevieve, a high school senior, that the college of her choice was beyond their means.
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Backstage, we agreed that we most dreaded that segment — a real-life version of one of those nightmares where you're suddenly naked and everyone's staring at you.
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Considering the fact that most clothes are now composed of some amount of synthetic fibers (aka plastic), your outfit isn't so different from the dreaded plastic straw.
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The Germans' largest siege cannon, the dreaded "Paris Gun," heaved gigantic shells into the stratosphere that returned to earth to pummel the French capital, 2100 miles away.
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Next-generation satellite constellations also promise to slash the dreaded problem of latency, or lag, found with geostationary internet satellites, which orbit Earth from 22,236 miles away.
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You probably know you can send out your laundry or hire someone to scrub your toilet, but here's a look at other dreaded tasks you could outsource.
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Fowler, 28, seems to have inherited the dreaded burden of being considered the "best player never to win a major" from this year's Masters champion Sergio Garcia.
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Not all analysts see a no-deal Brexit — the dreaded "cliff-edge" scenario in which the U.K. leaves the EU overnight — as being off the table, however.
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"No matter what he told me, no matter how resolved he would be in his fight with cancer, we dreaded what was ahead for him," Iger wrote.
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HR manager Sylvia Giltner has seen many different kinds of responses to the dreaded 'tell me about yourself' question— and some answers were more effective than others.
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During junior year, she dreaded car rides and family dinners — any time, really, that she was alone with her parents — because conversations routinely veered back to college.
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Over the years, political leaders occasionally let slip the idea that Japan may have to consider the dreaded nuclear option should their country's security be at stake.
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He drags the dreaded date into the evening, where Krystal and Kendall once again engage in a cringeworthy back-and-forth until Arie shows up, looking visibly uncomfortable.
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This might include brushing up on some best practices for responding to behavioral interview questions, and how to field the dreaded "So why should we hire you?" question.
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The day, dreaded by families of the missing, was marked with prayers and a groundbreaking ceremony for a monument that will be inscribed with the names of victims.
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Paramilitary groups in Colombia - originally funded by landowners eager to protect themselves from rebel fighters - became dreaded death squads linked to rural massacres, drug trafficking and sexual violence.
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A line of close-together, low-bowl urinals with no privacy dividers, or a dreaded trough urinal, in clear sight of the line of people waiting for stalls.
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He is a world-leading climate scientist, but even his impressive bona fides did not stop John Church from getting a dreaded phone call while at sea Thursday.
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All this dog wanted to do was probably play catch or chew on the toy, but instead is forced endure the humiliating side-effects of the dreaded cone.
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Good question ... Reggie is past the dreaded 30 age mark for NFL running backs and with his last injury, a lot of people think he might be done.
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For years teams and athletes dreaded appearing on the magazine&aposs cover, for fear that a winning streak would snap or a spurt of superior play would halt.
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It's a highly controversial appointment celebrated by many in the fossil fuel industry, and dreaded by a number of environmental scientists, some of whom now work for him.
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It's arguably the most dreaded dental procedure, but if a promising new type of filling pans out, no one need ever suffer through this often-painful process again.
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I'm a passionate home cook, so this was a great excuse to focus on eating at home again — a lifestyle tweak I looked forward to rather than dreaded.
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Goodall dreaded the morning ward round the next day, when she would have to tell him that it would be impossible to reduce the appearance of the scar.
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Curation might still be warranted, but at least now you won't be forced to do so quite as frequently before you get the dreaded "Live album paused" warning.
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And, just when we finally think it's gone, a new problem — the dreaded acne scar — rears its ugly little head (or just lingers around so we never forget).
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Oliver also discussed the dreaded "zombie debt" and saw this conversation as a golden opportunity to poke fun at Nicolas Cage, so you won't want to miss that.
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Characters fret about the time a condom slipped off during sex, or taking an HIV test, or the way they've lost friends and acquaintances to the dreaded disease.
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Some spaces provide up to 500 square feet, but you'll still need to either purge your book collection and outdoor gear or pay for the dreaded storage unit.
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But if you're one of the roughly three million people who struggle with an anxiety disorder in the U.S., mornings might be your most dreaded and frantic time.
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But, after an eternity of being a sunbather's worst nightmare, the dreaded weather pattern has finally found a place where it can be appreciated: in your beauty routine.
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But on a closer look at the individual chart of the financial ETF itself, Ponsi discovered a glaring technical problem as well: Cramer's dreaded head-and-shoulders pattern.
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The first half of this season is hitting the dreaded midpoint slog, where the plot seems to drive around in circles and tell us things we already know.
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We all know the dreaded feeling of a shop or brand we love suddenly exploding onto Instagram and being sold in every department store — it's just not special.
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He may be 30 in March but as he creeps towards the age often dreaded by footballers, he only looks more dangerous, more complete, more of a livewire.
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Valentine's Day is a high-pressure event dreaded by millions—precisely the type of holiday you may not want to relive, unless you sell flowers for a living.
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On a night of intrigue, evasion, and double-dealing, her colleagues came to tell her that if she ran on a second ballot, the dreaded Heseltine would win.
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Fontenay-Sous-Bois Journal FONTENAY-SOUS-BOIS, France — There may be no part of French schooling apt to induce nausea and sweaty palms faster than the dreaded dictation.
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As a scientist who works to protect walruses and other species from the ravages of climate change, I dreaded watching this scene with every bone in my body.
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" They were all working very hard and having an enormous amount of fun, and there was no such thing as penicillin when you caught the dreaded "bad blood.
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The more serious foot injuries include the dreaded Lisfranc injury, or a navicular or cuboid fracture; all of which require surgery in high performance athletes such as RDA.
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It had been speculated the move was in the offing, and the rumblings grew louder once Ranieri got the dreaded vote of confidence from ownership earlier this month.
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After nine months of boycotts and lost business deals in North Carolina, the state's lawmakers may be ready to finally quit HB2, the state's dreaded anti-LGBTQ law.
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Ms. Morgenstern says that batching activities helps you to carve smaller subdivisions into your days, creating mini-deadlines that make concentrating on and completing dreaded tasks more manageable.
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"I'm a physician and scientist with over 40 years' experience treating patients, some of whom had the dreaded diagnosis of cancer," said Representative Phil Roe, Republican of Tennessee.
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The most dreaded internet meme is back, but this time it's not about a black-and-blue dress (to all white-and-gold truthers, science proved you wrong).
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