Wall Street would freak out; his board would freak out.
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So "don't freak out about gun crime" makes sense; "do freak out about gun crime" makes sense.
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Probably took a cue from Janet ... don't freak out.
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Why do games media & devs have to freak out?
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They were troublesome and tend to "freak out," she said.
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Don't freak out if you haven't immediately received your tokens.
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"We don't want to freak out the market," Bostic said.
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Don't freak out if your stomach doesn't look like theirs.
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Pluto retrograde begins on April 24 — but don't freak out.
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If I am working with other people, I freak out.
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Or did store mangers see the memes and freak out?
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I imagine this could cause some parents to freak out.
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Whoa. Did you get to watch that person freak out?
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Some fanatics in vans would freak out about the apocalypse.
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They freak out when it comes to taking the tests.
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"I started to freak out a little bit," Anderson said.
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But before you freak out, there is some good news.
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He just turned 29 and he's having a freak out.
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If the iPad dies and you freak out, it's okay.
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Then I freak out and think I'm discerning about discerning.
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" It often felt more like "Make America Freak Out Again.
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You should not freak out or worry about anything else.
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No, it's a larger moment for me to freak out.
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Don't freak out, but Game of Thrones is almost over.
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Which is why I feel safe to freak out here.
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"Segmenting money allows you to not freak out so much."
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I still freak out when I see a water bug.
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We loved it, but I was starting to freak out.
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Then you're not going to freak out about the timing.
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Sometimes it's okay to freak out on those in power.
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Freak out about my potential for diabetes down the line?
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But watching it makes my brain freak out a little.
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"Don't be afraid, don't freak out," Humar wrote back immediately.
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I think people will freak out when they see him.
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I freak out every time I see him, you know?
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Whenever we argue, I would be like, I would freak out.
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Jessica, I&aposm just trying to understand your sides freak out.
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We even freak out when it happens in the geological world.
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While this discovery made some people freak out, others were impressed.
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You've had a chance to watch it and fully freak out.
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Babe don't freak out, but there's a bug in your hair.
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I stumbled, or because I'm so anxious, sometimes I'd freak out.
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Simidele Adeagbo decided early on she wasn't going to freak out.
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Millennial vanity is the subject of many an intergenerational freak-out.
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If her stomach made a strange noise she would freak out.
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But, let's not freak out before we have all the information.
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Well — try not to freak out — but there actually is one.
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No beads for the real one, don't freak out, fellow moms!
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Try Not To Freak Out will be released on September 15.
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They'll freak out thinking their digital assistants are gonna go rogue.
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The freak-out became part of the show's opening credit sequence.
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And I feel like I could just freak out on somebody.
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But, you know, whenever I hear any sound, I freak out.
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So I would be drunk and start hyperventilating and freak out.
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She tells Mummy Dearest the truth, prompting a major freak-out.
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She's totally undeterred by things that would freak out most people.
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I freak out and create high energy during the live performances.
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So, you know, keep washing your hands, but don't freak out.
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Even Rihanna agreed — a fact which caused Zendaya to freak out.
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We need a towel, and for you not to freak out.
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Before you freak out, take a breath and read this first.
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"Segmenting money allows you to not freak out so much."3.
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"I have to see it, otherwise I'll freak out," she said.
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" Farmers, this lawmaker said, "are starting to freak out a little bit.
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If that term makes you freak out a little, I completely understand.
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One thing you definitely shouldn't do is freak out over the price.
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Every day brings another story, another development, another reason to freak out.
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When she told Jimmy Kimmel about her cousin's One Direction freak-out.
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That made Cydney freak out that the guys were spying on her.
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I think he's going to freak out and have a heart attack.
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K. Rowling – by proceeding to freak out, redraft, and perfect a response.
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What if they freak out and slam the door in my face?
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Go deeper: Business "freak out" spurs plans to tame Trump on trade
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Although it's causing other members of the Beyhive to accidentally freak out.
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Odds are, you'd freak out a little bit... and write about it.
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Every time Sephora launches a new sale beauty junkies everywhere, freak out.
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"I'll freak out, are you kidding me?" she says of that day.
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But don't freak out just yet, we're going to help you deal.
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Your partner might freak out in a burst of 203st century jealousy.
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Don't freak out if it doesn't look fabulous at the first fitting.
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Add this to your style, music, and message, and people freak out.
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We were expecting animals to completely freak out over the big event.
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It was my peak freak out time when we were in college.
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However, before we all collectively freak out, there is one other possibility.
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Yes, people are heading to Twitter and social media to freak out.
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He doesn't freak out, or try to make it over the wall.
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Not all Chipotle patrons need to freak out about the breach, though.
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Cat Bath Freak Out Views: 2149,2515,2686 "Meow" is just cat language 101.
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Look how we freak out today over the threat of anything transmissible.
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If something goes awry when you try to flip, don't freak out!
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Rather than freak out, Tabitha and Moe throw their support around Elodie.
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I flail, freak out, trying to do something to shake him off.
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"If we do it again, I'm going to freak out," he sang.
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Still, one can almost sense the government agents starting to freak out.
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Here's some context so you can decide how much to freak out.
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But he was also concerned that his home country not freak out.
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"Most parents freak out when I point out those numbers," Dannenberg said.
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"It's an unnecessary freak-out," he said, to worry about curing salt.
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Is our current freak-out about facial recognition ignoring the larger point?
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After a brief freak out, I'm able to huddle with my partner.
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But those with high mortgages and student loan balances shouldn't freak out.
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Details are important to Geminis, but don't freak out about them today.
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"I'll freak out if you don't win," she continued, turning to face Rockwell.
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"They'll freak out that I was strongly considering voting for Clinton," he said.
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People might freak out a little bit when they see his trembling hand.
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That way you won't freak out or put any unnecessary pressure on yourself.
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And to no one's surprise, the Bey-Hive is having a freak-out.
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Remember this freak out over the president&aposs use of the word -- hole?
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If you see something about a man you're friends with, don't freak out.
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Enjoy the learning process … and don't freak out if your stock goes down.
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People freak out about read receipts in general because there's a social pressure.
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READ: Bernie might win Iowa — and the establishment is in freak-out mode.
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Can you buy them to freak out your friends at a dinner party?
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"I wanted her to be safe and not freak out," he tells PEOPLE.
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I don't freak out that Eifert's 153 TDs on 215 catches can't recur.
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And she wasn't the only celebrity to totally freak out in Dion's presence.
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People are going to freak out when they find out about this song.
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Don't freak out, though, because Google lets you hear (and delete) these recordings.
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Like, I'll wake up with like wrappers all over me, I freak out.
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Did she freak out when she couldn't find her shoes/books/cheese snacks?
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Developers and platform partnerships linked to Tenor, don't freak out about losing access.
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I mean people freak out, that&aposs what the power of prosecutors do.
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The shop includes freak-out worthy designs that are fit for a princess.
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But now is not the time to freak out, because nothing has changed.
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That's when the terror really set in, and I started to freak out.
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Every so often, little kids will spot this pseudo superhero and freak out.
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Hold up, don't freak out: NASA's not dealing with rogue arsonist astronauts here.
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We aren't quite in panic mode, so don't freak out — just keep reading.
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I just have to be consistent and not freak out all the time.
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Don't freak out, but there's a cat hidden in this pile of logs.
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My anxiety can shatter stones, spook ghosts, freak out a cup of coffee.
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But, don't freak out, fans ... the G.O.A.T. is here to make everything better!!!
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The next time something tangential slams down the whole market, don't freak out.
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""I don't know what freak-out we're all supposed to have, turning 50.
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What any self-respecting dog mom would do in this situation: freak out.
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Ed Rogers: Liberal freak-out over Trump, Kanye West alliance shows they're afraid.
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What's the easiest way to make a bunch of Patriots fans freak out?
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Clinton herself is approaching, and Abbi and Ilana proceed to completely freak out.
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They freak out when life gets hard and relax when it gets easier.
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Will my kids freak out when I decline to be their constant chauffeur?
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I'm not going to freak out about it, but I don't choose it.
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Still, as an American, it's hard not to succumb to the freak-out.
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Despite having seen people freak out as well, the posts have touched her.
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Was it his freak-out over homosexuality, which he has likened to bestiality?
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Democratic strategist Andrew Feldman predicted Thursday that Washington will "freak out" if Sen.
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"That's the kind of thing that starts to freak out suppliers," Anderson said.
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Harold repeatedly pretends to kill himself to freak out his snobby, rich mother.
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Yet it's easy to freak out about sexting, especially if you're a parent.
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Before, this unexpected extension of my bondage might've elicited a minor freak out.
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It's just the latest food mashup to cause a collective Internet freak-out.
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It's enough encasement to freak out those with even a mild case of claustrophobia.
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Did he just get a shocker of a credit card bill and freak out?
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If I'm not doing anything, if I'm not busy, I tend to freak out.
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When people freak out about AI replacing healthcare jobs like radiologists, this is why.
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And during that time, it's allowed to operate, so don't freak out just yet.
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I am super worried that I'm gonna freak out when I'm in this mask.
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But I was far too relaxed to freak out like I thought I would.
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Most American didn't freak out about Sputnik, and President Dwight Eisenhower essentially dismissed it.
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His son told him not to freak out, but there had been a shooting.
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I open Uber and see that an XL costs $76, so I freak out.
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Again, please, please don't freak out about cosmic rays tampering with our recent election.
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It would be hard not to just freak out, but he kept it cool.
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And if I spilled a little water on the keyboard I wouldn't freak out.
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I freak out for the rest of the morning while trying to be productive.
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He hinted that people might not like what they see and might freak out.
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While the lion's actions were small, it was enough to freak out the man.
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If you hear someone talking about a Python in the office: don't freak out.
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This causes her to freak out and try to kill herself in the rain.
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Next you freak out again as you realize you're talking about "small unimportant things".
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This video shows what happened immediately after the clutch find ... including Paris' freak-out.
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Finally, they hear a very Egyptian word and freak out, refusing to be born.
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Its piece is headlined "Women Freak Out When CDC Recommends Not Poisoning Their Babies "
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You're still going to see people freak out about you using a certain bathroom.
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She didn't even freak out, she just wiped off the dip and kept working.
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No need to freak out about your presentation, because you won't go it alone.
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They would appear suddenly in his path, "and I would freak out," he said.
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If we do that once a month, then it's not this big freak-out.
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The eye twitch is basically one symptom of a greater nervous system freak out.
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Don't freak out, but we're pretty sure we've found the next Dr. Pimple Popper.
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It is all-pervasive as investors freak out about President Trump's tough trade policies.
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Moving always helps — anything from walking, to a free-form dance freak out situation.
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We hadn't wanted to freak out the children by inundating them with vampire tales.
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The markets know all this, so Donald Trump can freak out all he wants.
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It may be annoying if he chooses the truth and your parents freak out.
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" He reassures clients by telling them, "it might seem scary, but don't freak out.
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But, before you freak out, he has a really, really good reason: his family.
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We also decided to re-record two previously released songs ("Freak Out" and "Bear").
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People tend to underbake monkey bread because they freak out when it looks brown.
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"The reason to stay calm is because we co-regulate with our children — when we freak out, they freak out," said Dr. Kenneth Ginsburg, a physician at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and co-founder of the Center for Parent and Teen Communication.
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In the scene, the beeper dies, and Natasha starts to camly freak out about it.
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Don't freak out: NASA said there is no chance the asteroid will collide with Earth.
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Don't freak out: She's still in the race — this is just a savvy PR stunt.
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David Bossie: Victims of &aposTrump Derangement Syndrome&apos land in ICU after Putin freak-out.
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Don't freak out, because you still have time to score here a gift she'll love.
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I remember when people started to freak out when there were 5,000 albums a year.
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"If you tell most people they can't use Google, they'd probably freak out," Yardeni said.
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We all want a giant porg, but Sphero's R2-D2 will freak out your cat.
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Canada is not exempt from stresses that are causing other rich countries to freak out.
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Particularly when delivering to high profile clients, it's important "not to freak out," says Breese.
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" —jma22 "I'm a very anxious person and tend to freak out about bears, killers, etc.
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I am not alone: Twitter similarly had a freak-out fest over half-naked Mario.
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The friend who is usually NBD about everything could freak out about the smallest slight.
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"I love the episode where my character sings 'Freak the Freak Out,' " Justice, 23, says.
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I freak out about the possibility of losing everything and finally get a larger plan.
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Kevin has a little freak out about if his parents are going to get divorced.
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So when you log onto Facebook and see another severe turbulence story, don't freak out.
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Dabbing kitty aside, you'll still freak out a little at how good this offering is.
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Synthetic weed can make people freak out, but it also can make people become comatose.
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And after the initial freak-out, cooler heads in the party are calling for consolidation.
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Normally, the only wedding invitations that would make us freak out are those from exes.
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People can come on with dance experience and fans freak out saying, 'That's not fair!
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Amazon might be too big to tax, but it's not too big to freak out.
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He lied to me about where he was once because he knew I'd freak out.
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In other words, the sale's still on and that's not something to freak out about.
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So don't freak out if you don't read about them over the next few weeks.
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But it didn't take long for eagle-eyed viewers to recognize him — and freak out.
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But it was so ... relaxed, so non-threatening, so... Portland, that I didn't freak out.
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If you're pregnant and you've already indulged a little, there's no need to freak out.
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Thank god no one else was there to witness my random and unnecessary freak out.
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The norm in this case is a military exercise followed by a ritual freak-out.
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Normally, we freak out if a brand we love changes any of its iconic flavors.
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Democrats are starting to freak out over Facebook's policy that allows political ads with lies
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Why I don't freak out when my investments go downMy investing goals are long term.
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Those devices can be annoying because they freak out every time they spot any movement.
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What might freak out Silicon Valley is whether a European court ultimately overturns the pact.
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Also, don't freak out, but the election night needle — yes, that one — will be back!
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The more we freak out about North Korea's nuclear capabilities, the more leverage it has.
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Don't freak out: Baskin-Robbins is serving some pretty spooky ice cream specials for Halloween.
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We have yet to see China stage an equal freak-out about the trade war.
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Not only did fans freak out over the superstar's surprise walk, but so did Rodriguez.
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Don't freak out — you're not going to exactly feel this electrical change as a symptom.
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So, I think we need to put this in perspective before we all freak out.
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" Despite the urgency, Cramer said the last thing an investor should do is "freak out.
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If I think about it too much, I'll just be overloaded and I'll freak out.
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The thing that was new was the message: It is O.K., finally, to freak out.
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When I do I need to organize my time so that I don't freak out.
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Before you freak out, dude's in the middle of a 4-year, $68 million contract.
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"This isn't something people need to freak out about happening tomorrow with radical Islamists," he said.
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But first, the Anatomy of a Freak Out, that&aposs the focus of tonight&aposs Angle.
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When the chips are down, people are going to freak out — a bit — on social media.
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Duke basketball legend Jay Williams has a message to his fellow Blue Devils -- DON'T FREAK OUT!!!
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Meantime, everybody freak out about wireless earbuds and smart speakers if you're not already doing it!
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Check out the video above to see it in action — and prepare to collectively freak out.
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But it's important to take a step back and contextualize this list before you freak out.
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Before she can spiral into a full-on freak-out, there's a knock at the door.
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So although this fight isn't over, feel free to freak out — in constructive ways, of course.
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Don't freak out, Jessica Jones fans — the third season of the show will still be streamed.
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And it's just the kind of thing that would cause Trump to freak out on Twitter.
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And maybe Walter knows this fictional officer enough not to freak out and run from him.
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Both survived the wild encounter, but Hart's televised freak out is surely one for the ages.
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Don't freak out yet: This is just a budget request, while Congress holds the purse strings.
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They may like it, they may freak out, but you can't keep them from feeling pain.
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Seth said he began to freak out because he didn't know what was wrong with her.
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I freak out a little when I Google the menu and see the $33 steak entrees.
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If there was a freak out on base, no one seems to be spilling the details.
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Contrast that Clinton Florida "freak out" with the unique role the state represents in Trump's strategy.
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Now, at this point most cats would freak out, and immediately back out of the situation.
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If you're learning this here for the first time, please take a moment to freak out.
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Will skateboarders freak out when they discover they are a fetishized masculine archetype among gay men?
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I hope I don't freak out and embarrass myself, Hozoji thought, suited-up at boat's edge.
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I freak out because I really don't want to end up on Coney Island at midnight.
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There's no better way to realize fall is coming than to freak out about Emmy nominations.
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It's a great question because a lot of people freak out when they see my title.
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She didn't completely freak out, though, because she figured the promotion was a long time off.
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Just imagine the industry-wide freak-out that a Victoria Beckham for Supreme collaboration would cause...
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It's that if they see a little, apparently they freak out and start selling their shares.
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So with both money and prestige on the line, Wright has decided to fully freak out.
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"The oxygen masks never came down and people began to freak out," D.J. Semenza told CNN.
|
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"I've seen him freak out twice, both within the last week," center fielder Denard Span said.
|
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I wanted to freak out, but Gleb was already doing that enough for both of us.
|
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But commercially minded or not, the movies did freak out the province's intellectual and moral establishment.
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Just listen to him play that infectious guitar riff or freak out on that groovy bass.
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Before you freak out, we're not saying this lightly; after all, cookie butter is the best.
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And then you freak out and you've got all this weird pressure you put on yourself.
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I don't have a relationship to freak out over or a focus group to make decisions.
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And the internet always provides—but it also offers all the more reasons to freak out.
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In the meantime, we'll all have a collective freak-out over the next national security adviser.
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I'm so happy I finally a vitamin C serum that doesn't make my skin freak out!!
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Modest, unpredictable incidents can cause economic downturns if they lead businesses or consumers to freak out.
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"This is not a time for people to freak out and be overly concerned," Cetron said.
|
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Did I mention this freak-out of a performance also happens to be a tender romance?
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But will people freak out because they don't think the re-used water is clean enough?
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If I told my father I spent $2,000 on a video course, he would freak out.
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Or maybe it's just when you no longer freak out when faced with a subway rat.
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Relive one of the most exciting moments in SpaceX's history — and watch Elon Musk freak out
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Last September, New York's Freak Out Fest brought together 20 queer, trans, and gender-fluid bands.
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There was something with me that me not freak out, and that was a good start.
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My typically oilier skin has been so dry lately that it's causing my skin to freak out.
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As cathartic as a full-scale freak out is, however, it can only take us so far.
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Don't freak out just yet, Sir Ian McKellen's bromance with Sir Patrick Stewart is far from over.
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Oh, and if you'd like to further freak out your friend, ask when he saw the cockroach.
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Nope. Dr. Sasan says people often freak out when they're told that they have a tilted uterus.
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If you freak out when your Wi-Fi goes down for 10 minutes, welcome to your nightmare.
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She assured Teddy, Eloise, and Fred that it's "just hair" and trying not to freak out herself.
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I really freak out because it has so many things that are valuable to me on it.
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She started to freak out when she realized she might have to explain it to her mom.
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My overactive imagination placed a cancerous lump in my armpit and then told me to freak out.
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But, before you freak out, it's worth noting that there's actually a really good reason for it.
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Get into an altercation with Tarabasov, have a freak-out, and throw his phone into the ocean.
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He filmed a ghost determined to freak out children and hoping to get in a little playtime.
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Just for future reference, rarely will a girl freak out if you just break up with her.
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As you can imagine, this would make anyone with implants — or anyone considering getting them — freak out.
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Democrats are right to freak out given the big leads Clinton held after her convention in July.
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Acetaminophen is the one that tends to make people freak out the most, so let's start there.
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The more you work yourself up the hotter you'll get, and you don't want to freak out.
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Don't freak out — if it's a beauty lover you need to buy for, then you're in luck.
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It was only when Duffy started to rattle off curse words that Jones started to freak out.
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You know, when I was younger and first started smoking weed, I would freak out so much.
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They freak out when things are too erratic, and often times, weed can intensify that for them.
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But when the record light went on he would freak out and not be able to play.
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"Occasionally, baby boomers freak out on new people," said Mark Hubbard, who was born on the Farm.
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"When you want to keep the peace, you better not freak out the whole population," Doenyas said.
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"You still have to write like you're writing for 20 people, or you're going to freak out."
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Either way, it's a little too early to freak out about malicious hackers turning off our lights.
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Check out the vid ... James had a borderline freak-out just trying to describe their first meeting.
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I put the camera on my sleeping cats and they freak out over how adorable they are.
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But right now, everyone's on the same page because they don't want the public to freak out.
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I don't mean astronomically — moon smothers sun, day turns to night, birds freak out, all of that.
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But something about the insistence that we not freak out has also rubbed me the wrong way.
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The show's venue and repurposing of sacred imagery caused the British media "to freak out," says Findikoglu.
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Kelly King, the CEO of Truist, urged Braves fans not to freak out over the name change.
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It's only natural for them to freak out (relatively) about the Fed removing some of that demand.
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Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson are calling themselves "Dad + Mom" -- but DON'T FREAK OUT ... they're not preggo!!!
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But not all cats freak out when they sniff the fragrant herb—some just don't react at all.
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Coaches and athletic administrators freak out, because those payments help cover their plus-size salaries and comfy perks.
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TARLOV: I mean, our freak out-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Jesse gets an a-plus for getting every answer right.
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And if we were to freak out about every one of them, we'd never get any work done.
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"We're in a re-freak-out right now," said Doug Heye, a former top official at the RNC.
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Before you freak out, it turns out most people who become infected have no symptoms, the CDC says.
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So the kids train together, freak out together, joke together and even start to become friendly in school.
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And you would probably notice — and freak out — if your microwave turned on while the door was ajar.
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She would probably freak out if she knew about my drug use—or she simply wouldn't believe it.
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"I think if I had this conversation with my mom she would probably freak out," Kiera told VICE.
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But we'll try not to freak out unnecessarily, even though all the posts scream that something is up.
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I'd smoke a bunch of crack, do a bit of meth and just sit there and freak out.
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"Woman Power," once a murky psych freak-out, refocuses with Ono's still-potent political manifesto at the fore.
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We said "don't freak out," when scientists first used Crispr to edit DNA in non-viable human embryos.
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But that didn't stop her from having a total fangirl freak-out when she met singer Tori Kelly.
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Tell us: do you freak out about spotting gray hairs, or take the carefree approach like Shay does?
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Whitfield is an expert at pulling frog sounds out of the EDM freak-out that is the rainforest.
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"I think the word 'spying' could cause everybody in the cable news ecosystem to freak out," Schatz said.
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Still, there's more than enough material in here to make you quietly freak out at your desk. Enjoy!
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It's doable, but you have to race smart, and a lot of people freak out a little bit.
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And it's not just Wall Street that lost money during the summer earnings freak-out — it's Zuckerberg, too.
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But at this point, I was starting to freak out as the gravity of the situation sunk in.
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She did freak out after they hooked up at a party, but that was her stuff, not his.
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The post caused the internet to freak out, with #SaveMarinaJoyce and #SaveMariaJoyce trending on Twitter across the world.
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If people just happen to prefer technological sex to human partnered sex, we shouldn't freak out about that.
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You would be surprised at how many guys freak out when you land one good punch on them.
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" And, yes, Conrad has spotted people wearing her designs: "The ultimate compliment — I freak out anytime it happens.
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People freak out about weed legalization, then realize it's better than what they had before, and stop caring.
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Our financial climate is constantly changing, and it's understandable to freak out when stocks take a small dive.
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He is a provocateur by nature; he likes to get reaction, he likes to freak out the squares.
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A photo of an old Russian missile in a server room just caused a massive Reddit freak out.
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Republican voters love how much Trump is willing to freak out the establishment -- even within his own party.
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Still, the state's vital tourism industry isn't exactly psyched about how the preparations might freak out potential visitors.
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We tried firing in the air to get their attention, but that made them freak out even more.
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If you're a Disney movie devotee, then prepare to freak out over this brand-new footage from Hercules.
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So, when you're under stress, you freak out and go to your primitive brain and attack and bully.
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"People freak out in one direction or the other," he said in a recent telephone interview from Seattle.
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Deciding whether to remain calm or freak out about the new normal of thousand-point selloffs isn't easy.
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When a choreographer is in the middle of creating a new dance, there's an inevitable freak-out moment.
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And they will scream and bully each other and freak out about deadlines because they are so rare.
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When my wife goes after one of our kids, I freak out and I have to go upstairs.
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And I think it sounds really crazy, but this, I call it the national freak-out over FaceApp.
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"Planet" is the cruder science-fiction freak-out, but its vision of human de-evolution retains extraordinary power.
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When I am in black spaces I kind of…freak out a little bit because of that experience.
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I start to freak out and the line is so jammed and I don't know what to do.
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Eventually, Legend and Shelton catch on that it's Swift who is their new co-worker, and freak out.
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Instead of Bernadette disappearing, we watch her every movement while, in parallel, seeing Bee and Elgie freak out.
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When I see a roach in my house, I freak out and want it atomized on the spot.
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I don&apost "freak out," but I avoid whatever is causing me stress, pretending it doesn&apost exist.
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If you've been contacted by a creditor or collector, the first thing to do is to not freak out.
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I pick at a piece of dried gum on the marble, rubbing Jennifer's back so she doesn't freak out.
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And, that's why people all over the internet are about to freak out over a brand new food controversy.
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And if that's true, I, along with many Latinos and fans of the singers, period, will absolutely freak out.
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Don't do drugs or whatever, don't freak out if you do, and don't worry about energy drinks just yet.
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"When something like that gets that much attention, than I freak out, I'm like 'Oh, my God,' " Wilkinson admitted.
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And I didn't freak out whenever that situation where I had to read, write, or spell something came up.
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If you were an Uber driver and a celebrity hopped in for a ride, you'd probably freak out, right?
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"The nurses said it was dead, but they might've just said that so I wouldn't freak out," Torres said.
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It's a black bird, and it's very smart, and I think people freak out because they make them uncomfortable.
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Science experiments will happen, animals will freak out, and you won't get a good picture without the right filter.
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"Hoda will stay on," the insider said, adding, "People would freak out if she left the fourth hour, too."
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When Sunita Sen's grandparents arrive from India for an extended visit to her California home, her parents freak out.
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When Charlie/Panther did turn up, Trotsky the husky (which, side note, is a perfect name) didn't freak out.
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Rumors of major cuts to the EPA's budget and workforce are causing people within the agency to freak out.
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It's just about that time of year when we freak out about what we're going to be for Halloween.
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After congratulations, we freak out, look things up online, and figure out a plan to tell her in-laws.
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When companies like Google do misleading demonstrations like the one at I/O, it's understandable why people freak out.
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I got distracted and freak out when I realize the time and see I h've barely gotten anything done.
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However, until it does, everyone that has grown dependent on Docs will just have to continue to freak out.
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Could you even begin to imagine the epic freak-out over this from virtually everyone in the sporting world?
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"If you ramped up your burn rate to closer to 3 million, no one would freak out," Elman advises.
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People start to freak out and flee the scene ... reacting to what many perceived as a possible shooter situation.
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Now before you freak out, no pot was consumed by any of the following pooches; they're just naturally silly.
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The urgent ransom notes that appear are basically intended to freak out the victim to pay up or else.
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"Hoda will stay on," the source says, adding, "People would freak out if she left the fourth hour, too."
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Thus, the internet began to freak out over the possibility that Miley finally tied the knot with Liam Hemsworth.
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Like, I'ma freak out, but let me get it so it sounds good this time when I'm freaking out.
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Wrong. Food and beverage companies evolve their recipes too, and sometimes that causes people (read: us) to freak out.
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Tower of power If you're in the Julier Tower theater in Switzerland and an avalanche hits, don't freak out.
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The lefty freak-out, boiled down, is hatred of Trump the man and his style, rather than his substance.
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Yet before you freak out, know that the way the information is used is largely at a macro level.
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New York media predictably freak out, and thus McAdoo became the first Giants head coach fired midseason since 1976.
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When he took the lid off the cup, he saw the baggies, and he also started to freak out.
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Kind of blue Don't freak out when you step into the bathroom at this Sheetz gas station in Pennsylvania.
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But at least we can rest easy knowing that, despite the Fox freak out, the Mueller investigation is continuing.
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"I think like a lot of girls do go through that, where they freak out thinking they're getting old."
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It really assists with study emergencies, it means I don't have to freak out about staying awake or not.
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Smoking the blends led prisoners to freak out, attack guards, even one time chew on electrical wires, Martin explained.
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In a normal world, everyone would freak out [if he didn't submit to an interview], but I don't know.
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My heart didn't used to freak out at the sound of rain, not even in the years after Katrina.
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Watch as we go through the many phases of your new relationship realization — just try not to freak out.
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No one wants to make eye contact, and most of the time people freak out if you really try.
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Don't freak out if you see a guy tying off his arms the next time you're at the gym.
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And yet Schlosser and Keshari insist that the point of the bomb isn't just to make us freak out.
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The good news for Kraft, Harrington says it's no big deal -- and Patriots players shouldn't freak out over it.
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Then, when the device is switched off, they go into "distress mode," a professional term for a freak out.
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The appeal now is how it's proving to be an instructive worst-case scenario of our current freak-out.
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Presenting Mr. Pickles as a grieving father, he says (a bit coldly), would freak out children and parents alike.
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It's hard to not freak out when you feel like you have to be somewhere or see someone's post.
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He's there to make sure you don't freak out and tell the police or run off with the drugs.
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"The nurses said it was dead, but they might've just said that so I wouldn't freak out," she said.
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ThinkGeek isn't shutting down completely, so don't freak out if the site is your go-to for fan products.
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Don't freak out though, it doesn't look like NBC will make the wait for the show's return too long.
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If Chance the Rapper showed up at your office for a mini-concert, you would probably freak out, too.
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Meanwhile, Erik is in a constant state of freak-out, terrorized in tennis whites by nightmares and bloody visions.
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There were films and characters I've related to in the past that I was reminded of, but I think I was able to just be a teenager, and freak out when I wasn't able to freak out when it happened to me in real life, and feel absolutely everything in every moment.
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This also kicks Nina to the backburner, as Prairie emerges again and begins to freak out over what she's seeing.
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"They certainly don't need to freak out," said Duyeon Kim, "but a proportionate response doesn't have to kill diplomacy either."
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Don't freak out now, but a genius teen discovered a new creative way to satisfy your fast food sugar cravings.
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So don't mind us if we freak out over the myriad of sizes and colorways the Ark now comes in.
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Don't freak out, though: When it comes to leaking those emails, the threat to the average person is quite minimal.
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At this point, I started to freak out because there were too many coincidences for this to be an accident.
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We promise you that if any of our columnists ever get high, they will freak out and write about it.
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We're not one to freak out over a measly $12 discount — unless it's on Airpods, which are never on sale.
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"I was kind of just using it as a test to see if my community would freak out," she said.
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"When the longs, the current shareholders, saw the news, they didn't freak out like the short sellers needed," he said.
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Are you starting to freak out about spending tons of hard-earned cash on flights home over the holiday season?
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"If you're going to sit here and attack me, I'm going to literally f—ing freak out," Catherine fights back.
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The markets are currently in a multi-day selloff "freak out" over an escalation in the U.S.-China trade war.
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Lady Gaga gave us a lot to think (and freak out) about with her epic Super Bowl half-time performance.
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Bob and Tobly McSmith first made names for themselves doing off-beat, freak-out performance art in East Village dives.
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Adele proceeded to inform the audience, "I knew her when she was a baby!" and continued to freak out accordingly.
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If you too couldn't handle the sight of this mangled bag of bread, get ready to freak out once again.
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When I'm not close to my family I freak out and I'm just not the best person I could be.
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Remember the good old days when the market used to freak out about every little utterance from the Federal Reserve?
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In these cases, your black stool will probably be a one-time deal and there's no need to freak out.
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Weird stuff is going to happen that won't make sense until it does, and then we're all gonna freak out.
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"I noticed if I am not freaking out when I disclose to partners they do not freak out," Ann remarked.
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Pisces vibes might be psychic and sympathetic, but if you freak out a fish, they will vanish among the coral.
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Kris: I feel like people are just going to see you next to a topless pop star and freak out.
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Then again, who wouldn't freak out when cast as a member of the fast-talkingest cast since His Girl Friday?
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The 13 other guys freak out in silence as if their beloved father is about to head off to war.
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Personally, I worry about leaving my oven on, or having my electronic dog feeder freak out and starve my dog.
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Then, in the early 803s, television penetrated enough of the US market that the film studios started to freak out.
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Someone with a fearful avoidant attachment style would see the email, freak out about it and then never open it.
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J.P. The Big Ol' Nasty Getdown is an all-star band drawing from across the landscape of freak-out funk.
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The ballet masters need to know "that the kid is not going to freak out on the stage," she said.
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I'm a little worried he'll freak out and change his mind, since he's said he'd be fine without a child.
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"We want to prepare them so that they don't freak out when they get there," one staff member told me.
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I tried not to think about what was happening while it was happening so that I wouldn&apost freak out.
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It also makes sense that you'd totally freak out if you saw a ghost car just driving down the street.
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As long as concerned citizens keep their eyes open, we'll all have plenty of time to prepare to freak out.
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But don't freak out quite yet: Despite its savvy methods of entry, the FacexWorm's impact appears to be relatively minor.
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Writing in The Times, Manohla Dargis named the film a Critic's Pick and called it an "elegant psychological freak-out."
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Now, more than two months after the first wave of attacks, the U.S. Congress is starting to freak out too.
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"When pediatricians hear anything about lead, we absolutely freak out," Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha told CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta in January.
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I wanted so badly to be intimate with him, but my body was in full-on freak-out mode from nerves.
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"Whenever a helicopter would fly over, she would freak out because that's how they spot and capture wild horses," she said.
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Cue the flashbacks to his own shady past, which prompt him to freak out and carve a bird into the floor.
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As the race tightened Tuesday night, members of Silicon Valley's elite took to Twitter to freak out along with everyone else.
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It's hard not to freak out about every little thing, but you really have to relax and go with the flow.
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They are so dumb and gullible and had a full on, I can only describe as a fake news freak out.
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Otherwise, Apple's deep iOS security would freak out and you'd probably lose the ability to use Touch ID and Apple Pay.
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"And I'd say I actually had a pretty standard reaction to it: which was to freak out a little," Bird said.
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Using wiretaps, which freak out Peña's nerdy assistant so much, Peña is able to tell that Christina Jurado is totally panicked.
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"This is Missouri, I understand if we were somewhere else like New York or California, people would freak out," he said.
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I tried this a half-dozen times and only had it freak out once, which for a drone is pretty good.
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Before you freak out (once a week, really?!), know that you don't have to put much effort into those weekly updates.
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You didn't have to be a fan of One Direction to recognize why so many people freak out over Harry Styles.
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Don't freak out just yet: It only looked like Tokyo was taken over by thousands and thousands of Minions on Saturday.
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When the propeller fell off his Rans S-10 kit plane—apparently propellers can do that—Penell did not freak out.
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Then, find out which member of the destroy Trump media is the latest to freak out over Peter Strzok&aposs firing.
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But it seems like people under 21 sometimes take these things and they just freak out and it hits the news.
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While most people would probably freak out from a mark like Teigen's, she was pretty much chill about the whole thing.
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While Facebook users tend to freak out at even the smallest problems, the current outage is much, much longer than usual.
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Too many people thought there was going to be a recession in 2019 on that freak-out in the fourth quarter.
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Though the fear of robots replacing human workers captures the imagination, most experts agree that there's no need to freak out.
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"Hope's motto is 'don't freak out, act smart,'" said Josh Hendler, Chief Technology Officer at Purpose and product lead for Hope.
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But she says that as long as you're washing your hands and practicing good hygiene, there's no need to freak out.
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Do you think this is one of those moral panics that parents freak out over—and that actually teenagers are fine?
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For now it's still chronological, though we know changes are (eventually) coming there — no need to freak out just yet, though.
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You'll certainly have some kind of crisis where you'll freak out about how important something is to you—but that's okay.
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When the children started to freak out like the rookie potheads they were, they approached a local police officer for assistance.
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It was filmed from afar, and the person who shot it pretended to freak out and ran away after the stabbing.
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The group dissolves, leaving our favorite aggressive yet vulnerable news anchor Olivia to freak out, alone, in front of a camera.
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But it's Aster's control of images and intuitive sense of what will freak out the audience that really makes Hereditary work.
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It makes sense that the insanely new (and imperfect) virtual reality trend might cause a major freak out among our elders.
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The European efforts are just a taste of a coming global freak-out over the power of the American tech industry.
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But before you freak out about the security of your own Apple products, it's important to understand exactly what they say.
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That being said, the freak-out can happen to anyone, and it doesn't have to be hallucinogens that set it off.
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Initially, they made me freak out even more, but they also reminded me that there are still a lot of unknowns.
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Every time a band actually pushes back against fascism's cozy safe place in extreme metal, these kinds of people freak out.
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But we freak out over everything, and Facebook changing its algorithm is like saying the sun will rise in the east.
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The correction happens, financial markets freak out, and that makes it hard for businesses to get loans, which hurts the economy.
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"Cheyenne advised this was Dalton's 1st time ever in the ocean and started to freak out," the sheriff's office report said.
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Not only would it be great for our nation, but Clinton running the Department of Justice would freak out Donald Trump!
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Several prominent journalists objected to the comment — a "full freak out," as the newsletter, which is called Bern Notice, put it.
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I confess to G. that I'm suddenly feeling really scared and may start to freak out when the balloon takes off.
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"AARP is going to freak out in reaction" to any plan for "reducing retirement incentives" in the tax code, Treyz said.
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I always freak out when she asks to meet and doesn't tell me why — it makes me worry I'm doing something wrong!
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People kind of freak out if the signal is really different from yesterday or different from what it was five years ago.
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But it seems like Apple has anticipated a lot of the concerns and we might not need to freak out quite yet.
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It's a good way to avoid "future tripping," which is when you freak out about all the things you haven't done yet.
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If I can understand who I am, I don't have to freak out so much if someone else didn't really get it.
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Don't freak out when I say this, but I think this Memphis restaurant has the best, best, BEST pizza in the world.
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Once she spotted West wearing the top, Jenner had a feeling everyone would "freak out" when they saw her wearing it, too.
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Of course, if you look up your nodes only to find that they don't resonate with you at all, don't freak out.
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You're thrust into one incredibly intense scenario, and before you have time to really freak out, it's time for the next one.
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"They certainly don't need to freak out," said Duyeon Kim last week, "but a proportionate response doesn't have to kill diplomacy either."
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That helps explain her delighted freak-out while watching a birthday video from Walking Dead cast members Norman Reedus and Andrew Lincoln.
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I don't worry about anything… I don't freak out… I'm not having conversations about 'When is the money coming for this thing?
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If the slide was able to freak out an Associated Press reporter who says she's jumped out of planes, then I'll pass.
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Or is it something you're still scared of, and if you see anything resembling it in real life, you completely freak out?
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If you kick the robot, leave it in the rain or lock it away in the closet, my kids will freak out.
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The whole combination was very overwhelming and I started to freak out a little bit and needed to take a step back.
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It's all part of Facebook's ongoing public relations freak out surrounding the prevalence of fake news and hoaxes spread on the platform.
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Because Snapchat has fewer users than Facebook, and its user base is growing slowly, investors freak out and the stock value plummets.
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I don't think I'm a controversial guy, even though a lot of people freak out over things like greek yogurt and guacamole.
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I freak out for a bit and message my brother, but he's not helpful and I decide to leave it for tomorrow.
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Researchers demonstrated lots of new reasons to freak out about your data security, but they also highlighted new techniques for staying safe.
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But don't freak out because even non-members will be able to get a piece of the 3 Green Hearts Café action.
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If you freak out when you look inside the envelope and stay scared, chances are good you have too much in equities.
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These are just some of the stomach-churning attractions that push the bounds of engineering—and your ability to not freak out.
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Screenshot Alerts Before you freak out, know that this rumor was one that was started on and fueled by the Twitter-mill.
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I'm so excited, but it's so nerve-wracking because it's coming out in a few days so I'm starting to freak out.
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Which is why every time it goes on sale, we freak out a little bit and want to tell everyone we know.
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In the case of Ars Technica's Eric Berger, this freak-out was precipitated by the appearance of a jumpsuit in Teen Vogue.
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Maybe your brain will freak out at first, telling you to scarf down everything in the bowl, and then lick the bottom.
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There's no need to freak out when the white stuff falls, just enjoy it … dig in it … bathe in it … embrace it!
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You were in freak-out mode this morning or late last night about a sensitive issue, but things will smooth out today.
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At this point, the only real question is, what is Gaga going to get her fans to freak out about next month?
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The high-yield market may not be sending the freak-out signal the stock market thought it was just two days ago.
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You can handle stress in your own life, but when it starts affecting the people you love, you tend to freak out.
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It's got to feel good to get up on stage, play the songs you love, and see people freak out over them.
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This way, your coworkers won't cut you off mid-sentence and freak out if you say anything remotely related to the show.
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I'm going to wipe the tears that are streaming down my face right now and then freak out about touching my face.
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"I'm less likely to scream and freak out that there's, you know, hot pink Play-Doh smushed into the carpet," she said.
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It's like, if I think about it too much I'll freak out so I'm just trying to chill and take it in.
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Granted, there's justification for the channel to freak out and try to stop the meme before it gets even less kid-appropriate.
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Still, Moore advises people "to not freak out" or avoid going into grocery stores or supermarkets over fear of catching the coronavirus.
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A semi-serious conversation about whether any of this is even possible begins even as the intended target starts to freak out.
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His friendliness can freak out kids and other animals, especially when he forgets he's got two giant bone spears on his head.
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" Radel, 85033, says as he looks back now, "You cannot dwell in the past and you can't freak out about the future.
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"For the older babies, I'm usually telling parents not to freak out by what the number says on the thermometer," explained Altmann.
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"People tend to freak out about the numbers of teens sexting, when in reality more kids are having actual sex," he says.
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But when you freak out about statistical blips in violent crime, all sorts of buffoons tend to come out of the woodwork.
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Don't freak out and vomit before you've ducked your head inside the game, motion-sickness sorts—there's no behind-the-wheel perspective here.
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The podcasts hosts freak out a little because those names are celebrities in the medical community, but nobody freaks out more than Richard.
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They could access the watch's GPS so they can track the child, or change the GPS's location to make the parents freak out.
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And half the country was being snowed into oblivion and didn't have anything better to do than freak out about a new Labyrinth.
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Screenshot: Trump CampaignDon't freak out, but the Trump campaign made a super racist television ad and successfully showed it to millions of people.
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But if that sounds dangerous, just imagine how local news stations would freak out over a squirt gun that blasts molten liquid metal.
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There seems to have been a collective freak-out among the art book and zine community — so now the satellites are coming anyway.
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Some cats freak out, hide or squirm away, but Ruki's typical costume reaction is to freeze and quietly slink down to the floor.
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The mass amount of people are going to freak out — 97% of people, they hear Trump, they think redneck, gun lovers, anti-abortionist.
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I used to freak out about haircuts when I was little and then a hairdresser asked my mom if I was a Taurus.
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While the CIA tactics described are certainly scary (especially because they exploit security vulnerabilities technology companies don't know about), you shouldn't freak out.
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Plus, if a friend has joined the Q portion of LGBTQ, which stands for questioning or queer, there's no reason to freak out.
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Daymond John said he had bats on his properties and hadn't noticed improvements with mosquitoes, and bats just plain freak out Lori Greiner.
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Before you freak out, you should know that "black, hairy tongue," which, yes, is a real medical diagnosis, is totally treatable and reversible.
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If you're in America reading this story, you don't need to freak out at all—you will probably not see a cost increase.
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But if this is the getting-hitched aesthetic (and the relatively reasonable price point) you've been looking for, don't freak out just yet.
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Anyone I go to Nobu with who gets rock shrimp, I freak out on them…It's such a bad look on the table.
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Confession: When we first heard there might be a 13th sign of the zodiac named Ophiuchus, we all had a collective freak out.
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Until we get more details on when exactly we'll be able to get our hands on that suit, let the freak-out commence.
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And that's why a brief freak out — which is arguably exactly what Democrats need to avoid complacency — should not lead to total panic.
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Shop winter gear at Nordstrom See Details If you're in desperate need of a good pair of winter boots, freak out no more.
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Ally starts to freak out and I'm nervous that there is going to be collateral damage in another one of her anxiety attacks.
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Calling all wannabe princesses, believers of dreams, horse fanatics and fairy tale connoisseurs … April 9 is Unicorn Day, and prepare to freak out!
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I found myself attracted to witchcraft because I realized I could use it to freak out the people who were cruel to me.
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So, we aren't facing a true bacon shortage, but it would be like us bacon lovers to freak out over low bacon "reserves".
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They call Kourtney to the room, admonish her to not freak out, then tell her that Scott brought a girl to Costa Rica.
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Before you freak out -- Conor just had a kid with longtime girlfriend Dee Devlin ... and Rita's rumored to be dating musician Andrew Watt.
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I need to be able to freak out, I need to have a good groove, to go fast… I need all that stuff.
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Vanity Fair has the first images of Vikander as ass-kicking Croft — and it'll give Tomb Raider fans everywhere reason to freak out.
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It's not clear when or where it was taken, but it didn't take long for the rest of Twitter to collectively freak out.
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Our friends at BayAreaHQ caught the whole thing on video -- a scene that woulda caused most celebs to freak out and shut down.
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"I do freak out a bit before a show," Scott says with a laugh before a recent show at Joe's Live in Chicago.
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Global markets freak out any time members of Congress or White House officials float anything other than a drama-free debt-ceiling hike.
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It is obviously a look that calls for precision but don't freak out if it takes a few tries to get it right.
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If you skip a workout, morning routine, or task on your to-do list, you don't freak out and call it quits altogether.
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"It means the world to me, but I wouldn't freak out if you stopped sending me photos of your hairy balls," she said.
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" New York Times columnist Judith Shulevitz underscores this point in her recent column, "It's O.K., Liberal Parents, You Can Freak Out About Porn.
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I'm surprised it didn't make me freak out, but I think that's because I drink a ton of beers before I smoke it.
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I totally freak out and get weird, yet I have to go to shows like almost every day, so it's a total curse.
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During one of Lolly's freak-out sessions about the drone and possible government surveillance, Piscatella grabs her and starts dragging her to psych.
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Thank god my wife helps me sometimes before I freak out, but I just can't look at a screen after awhile, you know?
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More than 25 years ago, the world had a major freak out about a computer virus called "Michelangelo," after the famous Italian genius.
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The acting is made of cardboard; but the legendary freak-out queen Veronica Cartwright is playing the movie's soused matriarch — she's cardboard origami.
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The acting is made of cardboard; but the legendary freak-out queen Veronica Cartwright is playing the movie's soused matriarch — she's cardboard origami.
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There are tendencies, trends, schools and occasionally — as with the sui generis freak-out "Sorry to Bother You" — a jolt from the blue.
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But investors didn't freak out — Wall Street was expecting worse, and Tesla stock was up more than 10 percent in after-hours trading.
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"The market's basically starting to freak out because it's contemplating a regime or an administration that is much more America-first," he said.
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"And then they freak out because they go, 'He's in really bad shape, and he won't get in the ambulance,&apos" Spade said.
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We've had this series of, as soon as opinion polling started to turn on issues, these really weak MPs started to freak out.
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The mice freak out my wife, the roaches freak me out, and the exterminator says the hoarder is the source of our problems.
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Fortunately, our sources say nothing suspicious was found in his bag, but it was enough to freak out the nearby passengers like Karrueche.
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A blue ring of light blinks at you three times, and then the four LEDs flash so brightly they might freak out a pet.
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That said, being highly prone to bruises isn't usually a reason to freak out—they often look worse than they actually are , Friedman says.
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Space-obsessed years before Star Wars, he prophesied a Star Man, considered life on Mars, told us to freak out in a Moonage Daydream.
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When I first understood, via Edward Snowden, that the U.S. government was collecting data on all of us, I didn't knee-jerk freak out.
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The bond market sent a scary signal to the stock market Tuesday about the economy, but it's probably not time to freak out — yet.
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Unlike its grounded cousins, it is far louder when it flushes, complete with a giant woosh of air that will freak out the uninitiated.
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There are few things that everyone can agree on, and one of them is that if we met Beyoncé, we would all freak out.
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"No. If it was Blake Lively I think I'd be gone [would freak out], Blake Lively and Chace Crawford, I'd be out," she says.
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The short and unnerving jolt of an aircraft is enough to make most travellers to freak out momentarily, then go back to being calm.
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"As soon as everyone thinks about the Fed acting they freak out," said Goldfarb, who is not overly concerned about the fundamentals in multifamily.
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That kind delineation is quickly trampled when it comes to new studies, one of which came out Friday, resulting in the usual freak out.
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This robot seems primarily designed for retail stores and businesses as a way to attract attention and generally freak out and / or delight passersby.
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Hold a bunch of informal reunions with the cast of Harry Potter, and then post the pictures on Instagram and watch people freak out.
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Before you freak out over how expensive the Vive is (and how much VR will cost for first adopters), it's helpful to understand why.
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But, as Sophia nears the date of her website launch, she starts to…wait for it…freak out and blame everything on the world!
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But before you freak out, it isn't clear how accurate all the information inside the database is or if bad actors ever found it.
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Whereas plenty of companies focus on highly advanced, motivated threats, GreyNoise is "trying to tell everybody what to not freak out about," Morris said.
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The Rock was driving in his pickup after work when a fan pulled up beside him, recognized the actor, and started to freak out.
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Some sharks freak out more than others and this tells biologists that the sharks may not all be the same underneath that thick skin.
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President Trump gets this: he has a gut-level instinct for cultural issues that cause mass liberal freak-out when he brings them up.
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Many people in Middle America agree with him on this issue, and this liberal elite freak-out makes it an even more effective tactic.
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It has started to freak out media companies, especially given reports that ad blockers cost publishers worldwide some $22 billion in revenue in 2015.
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So when the shakies hit I know I'm not completely nuts—or at least not alone in my nuts-ness when I freak out.
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"Sometimes I cry and I'm super emotional, and when I gain weight I freak out, and he doesn't know how to help," she said.
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This is a piece that your art-school friends will appreciate, but also won't freak out your family if you wear it to dinner.
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He was chaos in the sense that he was the only candidate willing to shake up the status quo -- to freak out the squares.
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The anxiety feels even more acute since the wired generation feels continuously bombarded by new reasons to freak out, thanks to their smart devices.
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The Covid-203 pandemic is causing, reasonably, a worldwide freak-out as scientists and policymakers race to find solutions, not always competently or efficiently.
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After all, you don't write a whole essay in which you freak out about producing enough breast milk if you're not serious about it.
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I don't have to freak out about my kids sitting on the sofa with ice cream or guests having a glass of red wine.
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Not freaking out: "I'm not one who subscribes to the collective freak-out that some people seem to be experiencing right now," said Sen.
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I justify said purchase because I know my skin is about to freak out when we start the meds for our upcoming embryo transfer.
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But is everyone gonn [sic] freak out about the culture appropriation in this photo they way they do with other celebrities appropriating black culture?
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Parachuters at the Leagues Cup final on Wednesday night caused a MASSIVE freak-out in Las Vegas ... 'cause people legitimately thought they were aliens!!!
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Related: Nobody prepared the crew for the magic psychic stowing away on their ship, so they naturally freak out at the thought of him.
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Here's how it works: Pundits and yellers in right-wing media compete to freak out the base and reinforce its allegiance to Donald Trump.
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A good rule to consider when deciding whether to freak out about something might be: Do the people I'm freaking out about wield real power?
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The internet, already a pretty upsetting place as is, offers plenty of potential for fear, and Swanberg breaks long-awaited ground with this freak-out.
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Don't freak out too much, though — if your Android device is running slow, getting it back up to speed should be a pretty quick process.
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I'll be on the subway in a head-to-toe orange outfit and people will freak out — it's like they've never seen a color before.
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It's only been in the last month or so that I've learned to not freak out every time there's a little bump in the road.
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But for the South, while it might not be a lot of wintry precipitation, pretty much any wintry precipitation down here [makes] people freak out.
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" After her returning to the gym, Jameson revealed that she had gained back a few pounds from building muscle, which made her mentally "freak out.
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And, of course, AOC had the reaction that pretty much all of us had, which was to freak out in a reply tweet to Hill. !!!
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When I was asked to compile a list of the best romance novels of 23.99, my first response after accepting was to completely freak out.
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Kate suggests they just go get married at the courthouse if them being unwed is what's going to freak out her future mother-in-law.
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I think because the dress rehearsal went so well, I started to freak out in my head that there was no way to top it.
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If Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, and (the now-removed) Zayn Malik ever read any of these stories, they might freak out.
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We freak out over the unsavory influence of social media on our politics, while TV's partisan influence on elections is far, far greater than Facebook's.
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ARE YOU SURE THEY'RE NOT GOING TO FREAK OUT AT THIS AND START LOOKING FOR OTHER PARTNERS TO DIVERSIFY WHO HAS GOT THE TECHNOLOGY INSIDE?
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One of his responses to his freak-out was to come up with ways of containing synthetic gene drives to a set number of generations.
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"I didn't freak out on him because he hooked up with Hannah, I felt like he was dishonest with me," she said on the podcast.
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Don't freak out, but over a dozen bread products have been recalled in Australia (yes, again), after they were found to contain shards of metal.
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We're told some of the players had wine to compliment the meal -- but don't freak out, no one got even remotely close to being lit.
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With her clothes starting to collect dust in her apartment, she has her semi-regular freak-out session, mostly geared at herself in the mirror.
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People on social media began to freak out -- asking Green why he would post the video on his page and if he was the driver.
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When the hard times come, will your investor grip the steering wheel too tightly, freak out completely or help you steer clear of a jam?
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, most patients will not freak out after reading their doctor's notes and most can handle hearing bad news about their health.
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On the CCTV monitor, we could see both, but we were under strict instructions not to leave the room because we'd freak out the clients.
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Sometime this afternoon the sport's biggest star, Conor McGregor, left a confusing tweet about retiring for the fans to freak out about... without any explanation.
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But before you freak out: Not only does it keep track of all those items and their contents, but it knows the context surrounding them.
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Bonus prediction that is oddly specific: The Capitals blow a two-goal lead and lose Game 1, causing all of their fans to freak out.
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"I get multiple freak-out calls every morning and I try to talk everyone off the ledge and not bug u all," Mr. Elmendorf wrote.
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"I get multiple freak out calls every morning and I try to talk everyone off the ledge and not bug u all," Mr. Elmendorf wrote.
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Ms. Haddish, for instance, is largely obliged to place her comedic light under wraps to play a peacemaker while the characters around her freak out.
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McCarthy, or a proxy, calls around and wants to know: Do they at some point freak out and lose their temper and yell at people?
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And I don't freak out as easily if I know this didn't work because I can follow up with this, go to plan C, whatever.
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"People freak out when I go on social media and say, 'I'm gonna kill you' ... because they believe what I say," Platinum told TMZ Sports.
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"I think when people can't get information they freak out, they think something is being hidden from them, conspiracy theories grow, suspicions grow," he said.
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We say the people in Washington are monsters and if anybody ever knew what was really going on under the covers they would freak out.
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The prevailing style is mix-and-match, with sculpture, painting, design, architecture, photography and film bunking in together (something that will freak out orthodox modernists).
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It&aposs testing a new sandwich that contains MSG, or monosodium glutamate, a move that has caused some fans to freak out over health concerns.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — The following is a public service announcement for those solvers who might be dipping their toes into Thursday-level territory: Don't freak out.
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I couldn't plant fake pills in the bathroom [for] someone who's clearly struggling with drugs and then have the entire family freak out on them.
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The issue here is credibility and not giving the president ammunition to discredit opponents as overwrought, ahistoric partisans in a state of indiscriminate freak-out.
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I feel like maybe there's less of a culture of dissecting text messages together, but I certainly know straight men who [freak out about it].
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Mind you, he was still at work, but he found a back room to freak out and record just how hype he was for her achievement.
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"There's more of a focus on making the world sustainable, and [people] freak out about a lot of the stuff we're doing to the planet now."
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The number of people with a runny nose who will freak out after reading this article, on the other hand, is sure to be much higher.
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Of course, that same high-strung fandom tends to freak out at any mention of diversity and turn their personal prejudices into attacks on Rotten Tomatoes.
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In my mind, those are the people who freak out if they get a B on a report card and have organized planners and clean bedrooms.
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The man is clearly desperate, and when Rubio walked away Jones was left with nothing to do but shout into the void and freak out bystanders.
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And because boomers so frequently refer to younger generations as "snowflakes," a few teenagers said, it's particularly hilarious to watch them freak out about the phrase.
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But Kasowitz's freak out had nothing to do with his current case and everything to do with someone criticizing him for serving as President Trump's attorney.
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"There are so many parents who just [say] 'Oh, you're not going the way I imagined or wanted you to be' and freak out," DeGeneres said.
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If you look at one of the things which is really going to freak out investors, it's when the stock market recovers and corporate credit doesn't.
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I was sitting cross-legged on my bed, three weeks behind because I decided to watch after seeing everyone freak out about the finale on Twitter.
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At first Democrats freak out — her movement seems like a cult — but she wins the primary, and then the presidency, perhaps with an assist from China.
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Case in point: "Almost time for girls to freak out over the pumpkin spice latte again, idk why though shit taste like potpourri," a critic tweeted.
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"These numbers matter tremendously because if we don't see industrial production up nicely, we are going to have another freak out about a slowdown," Cramer said.
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"It was her reward for having done a terrific job on the scene," Ung says, adding that it would really freak out the foreign crew members.
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After watching one intern freak out, Paul asks if he can stay and help and it's hard not to want to punch him in the face.
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Beaumont argues that the level of sophistication required to pull off KRACK on certain devices means the average consumer doesn't have to freak out right now.
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Someone who can tackle student debt, oligarchy, and the dangers to the middle class, while still operating in a framework that won't freak out your parents.
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The selling agent is being super slow getting us the documents we need, which gives me time to second-guess, freak out, and overanalyze my decision.
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She'd approach, stick the needle in about an inch from my belly button, freak out when she felt it pierce my skin, then pull it out.
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Usually yellow as an eye color, people sort of freak out about that, but it opened my world to yellow as a color for my eyes.
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"When China slows, that tends to freak out lots of global money managers, so it's important to know how the People's Republic is doing," he said.
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"People see something from the IRS and they start to freak out," said Melanie Lauridsen, senior technical manager for the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
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Kelly said the goggles they tested were also equipped with an alien invasion video game, which for some reason didn't freak out any of the crew.
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Having a couple drinks during the big game isn't something to freak out over, and one day of imbibing definitely won't set back your health permanently.
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In a video shared by Subway Creatures on Instagram Wednesday, Stiller laughed as he watched the unidentified woman freak out as she noticed who he was.
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Don't freak out, but Black Friday has come early for a bunch of different iPads and Samsung Galaxy tablets thanks to the folks over at Amazon.
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"Some of them will freak out," Dan Kirby, a former I.B.M. engineer who spent years developing a proteomics-testing technique for Harvard's art museums, told me.
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When he finds out that he'll be spending more than a century behind bars, he and Pryor freak out in completely different, but utterly harmonious ways.
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I've been checking the Uber surge all day, and the highest I've seen is 1.9x -- this feels like the "pope traffic freak-out" all over again.
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This news probably shouldn't push you into full privacy freak out mode, since a team of this size can only analyze a limited number of posts.
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" The result of the shifting landscape in college admissions is more confusion and more anxiety for students — what one columnist called "The Great National Freak-out.
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But if I was the parent or sibling of a kid that's using Zepeto, I wouldn't freak out on account of the "stranger danger" in chatrooms.
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Later, the baby spits up on Jessa and she has a total freak-out, running to the bathroom and yelling at Adam to come help her.
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My girlfriend then came in the room and I woke up from my bake and I had a mental freak out and said I wasn't alright.
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Carranza, an army vet who served in Afghanistan, says his wife didn't freak out when she saw the video -- she gets his twisted sense of humor.
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As with every previous freak-out, the economic pessimists are mostly focusing on a single data point while missing the bigger picture of continued economic growth.
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And then freak out when you realize that more time has passed between now and the show's premiere than had passed between that premiere and 1968.
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Up until this most recent outbreak, Zika fell somewhere between Ebola and the common flu on the spectrum of public health epidemics to freak out about.
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Read more " _____ Joan Walsh in The Nation: "As we marvel or chortle or freak out over these many new revelations, let's keep our wits about us.
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And indeed he should have been; John Catsimatidis was using Clearview AI's software — supposedly intended for law enforcement — as a way to freak out his daughter.
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"We don't have to freak out," said Jane Kleeb, the Nebraska Democratic chairwoman, who helped write Democrats' presidential nominating rules and supported Mr. Sanders in 2016.
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In a 20-minute demo ride we encountered a constant stream of "edge" cases that other demos in Las Vegas and Phoenix would freak out about.
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I take a moment to practice gratitude for the fact that my skin isn't having a hormonal freak out like it normally does during this time.
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I fear that one day a police officer will pull them over and ask them for their wallet and registration and freak out and shoot them.
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Although bright white giraffes aren't very common, there have been sightings before — and every time a candid white animal is immortalized in a photo, people freak out.
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But before you freak out, know that Stone's finished look is a lot more like a Blake Lively beach wave than the traditional bouncy (and crunchy) perm.
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When the FBI is interrogating you, they're measuring if the connectivity of your skin goes up as they're intimidating and causing you to freak out and sweat.
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You didn't get to see, but after the cameras left, we spent quality time getting to know each other and then … I had a freak-out moment.
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One Direction fans have already taken over the Internet, putting all chill aside to freak out over the newest member of their fandom with the hashtag #WelcomeBabyTomlinson.
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While the rest of us would likely freak out, Morgan didn't flinch one bit as she hauled the snakes from the grill into an awaiting plastic container.
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When people asked how my relationship was going, I hedged and said my boyfriend had pulled a typical commitment freak out and kept the details to myself.
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If she's the type to freak out when she's alone and hears a noise (raises hand), the Ring Video Doorbell can give her some peace of mind.
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Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) head of mission in Kinshasa, Julien Raickman, told BuzzFeed News that a premature freak-out could also hinder medical efforts on the ground.
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He played a steady rhythm guitar that anchored the freak-out style of the group's lead guitarist, Jorma Kaukonen, and the adventurous bass lines of Jack Casady.
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The more time you spend out in that big, scary world, the more likely you are to freak out and run around frantically in search of safety.
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You shouldn't freak out too much about this, especially since you've already decided to eat something we all know bolsters our chances of obesity and other diseases.
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" Reflecting on her adorable freak-out moment, Johnson admits, "I'm so embarrassed because I just fan-girled so hard, and he doesn't even know who I am.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention acknowledged that Zika will show up in the US, but cautioned nervous Americans not to freak out about mass outbreaks.
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Wall Street may find the need to freak out over whether the Fed is going to raise rates, but for Main Street, the concern is more remote.
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At a time when Khloé could act out, freak out, or opt out of filming, she maintained her composure and grace, as evidenced in last night's episode.
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If you've been noticing larger clumps of hair stuck to your comb when you get out of the shower over the past few months, don't freak out.
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It's going to be a big day for veganism when 40,000 people freak out because someone finally figured out how to make an aquafaba angel food cake.
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If yours is a little delayed this cycle, and you're not trying to get pregnant right now, your first instinct is probably to freak out a bit.
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"When pediatricians hear anything about lead, we absolutely freak out," said Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, the Flint physician who sounded the alarm on the city's water crisis.
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The morning after Rainer's red carpet freak-out, he is nowhere to be seen and the crew starts freaking out because that's an expensive move to pull.
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I freak out, ask him what he is doing, and he says 'What does it look like?' and makes a motion for me to come join him.
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But she said she hopes that businesses and consumers will not "freak out" over the inversion, because if they do, it could become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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There are plenty of people who freak out about manually releasing the steam valve of an Instant Pot, so this is a nice feature for those folks.
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RINGS The third horror film about a videotape that kills you just for watching it, but that gives you seven days to freak out about your fate.
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But as Lensrentals points out, it's a great example of why you shouldn't freak out at every tiny speck of dust you spot in your own lenses.
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When I tell a guy I'm interested in that I've done porn they either freak out or they tend to view me solely as a sex object.
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Created in December 2016 to harness the collective energy of America's postelection freak-out, the Arena aims to recruit, train, and support first-time candidates for office.
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It may be too early to freak out about the fundraising gap between Republicans and Democrats, but all signs point to a party that remains in disarray.
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Guerrasio: I'm sure you were a pro on set, but there had to have been a freak-out moment that you were working across from Eddie Murphy.
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Before everyone could fully freak out, Morton clarified that he wasn't trying to get back together with her — he really just wanted them to be friends again.
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If Franklin's performance alone isn't enough to move you, watching Carole King freak out like a kid on Christmas morning through the duration should do the trick.
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But it would not have made a difference, because all my conversations with my family this week have been gentle chidings telling me not to freak out.
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"I don't know why I didn't see it before, but it took me taking the pill to freak out and reconsider what I just did," Buell recalled.
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TAKE YOUR LICKS We always stop at Ice & Vice, which is one of the greatest ice cream spots in New York City, and the kids freak out.
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Bernie's surge could help Trump Some argue that it's far too early to freak out about Sanders, even if he performs well during the early nominating contests.
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Don't freak out about your impending flight or road trip just yet — we're here to help you pick out the best travel shoes for your upcoming adventures.
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In Pollard's defense, Angie only said, "David's dead," which caused the reality TV star to freak out, as David Gest was starring on their season as well.
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They double down on resentment and paranoia, to freak out their increasingly homogenous, increasingly paranoid white suburban and rural constituents and get them back to the polls.
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Shy of medical procedures (I'm not a doctor!) there's a lot to be said for stifling that initial freak-out and breaking things down into their components.
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And if you just keep driving, because you know where you're going, no one's going to be with you anymore, they're going to start to freak out.
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I don't Snapchat or FaceTime, and when the Google app changed from Hangouts to Meet and I suddenly saw video of myself staring back, again, total freak-out.
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That's why we don't freak out when people scoot past us in clubs, but do freak on some people when they're invited to dance near us in clubs.
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Though the Hound did freak out and nearly gave up at one point, watching Arya fight with all her might inspired him to dive back into the fray.
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Fortunately, my wife, who was seated next to me, was able to pull up Google Maps on her phone just as the Mini's navigation began to freak out.
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This isn't to say that AFib is always a life or death situation — not every too-fast or too-slow heart is an emergency, so don't freak out.
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" At that point, according to Banks' video, security came up to her and "tried their hardest to get me to say something or do something or freak out.
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This fan just happened to be on Instagram live when Taylor began leaving cute comments like "you look GORGEOUS," which we assume caused the Swiftie to FREAK OUT.
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But before the two can freak out for too long about their bizarre ordeal, June, after being calmed down by Harry, shapeshifts back into her non-bearded self.
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Here's why you shouldn't freak out: sperm concentration went from about 99 million sperm per milliliter of splooge in 1970 to 47 million sperm per milliliter in 2010.
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Portwood, who in her own words began to "freak out," halted their wedding, stating that Baier was supposed to be sober and not in possession of any drugs.
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If you lose the connection, don't lose it: Pick a spot with strong connectivity and if you happen to lose Wi-Fi (or cellular service), don't freak out.
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"My daughter was 5 when we filmed this, so just perfect age to walk into a ballroom full of princesses and freak out," Stevens recalls with a laugh.
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Don't freak out, but there's a new series in the works at Netflix that is embodying two of the most exciting and terrifying things: futuristic technology and dating.
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"When pediatricians hear anything about lead, we absolutely freak out," says Hanna-Attisha, director of the pediatric residency program at Hurley Medical Center, a public hospital in Flint.
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Microsoft's Rich Turner, a senior PM on Windows, tweeted (and then deleted) that new Windows 10 features are going to make people "freak out" when they see them.
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He rarely travels without his emotional, trenchcoat-and-fedora-wearing partner, Donald French (Scott Chernoff), whose tendency to freak out in stressful situations balances Branski's psychotic self-assuredness.
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She was crowned Miss World in a bikini, and the whole scene was enough to freak out religious people the world over, up to and including the pope.
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"I was actually laughing the whole time because I know my brother did nothing: he would freak out if he saw someone playing with a knife," she said.
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If the building has a small elevator, for example, your dog might freak out every time she has to share the space with someone she perceives as weird.
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"She hates bugs, dirt, things like that, so we would call her up while we were putting on our tick repellent and watch her freak out," says Rob.
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It's going to be annoying AF. Boring or not, new iPhones are coming very soon and people are going to freak out over them like they always do.
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"This comparison is designed not to freak out someone who is 40 or older, but to motivate younger investors," says Arielle O'Shea, investing and retirement specialist at NerdWallet.
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Punk music was the perfect way for me to make my parents freak out, the bullies to become my fans, and my teachers to shut the fuck up.
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You're typically not supposed to take people into the room when you clip their dog's nails, because dogs tend to freak out more if their owner is there.
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Greg Garcia has turned his habit of writing fictional stories in the guest books of rental cabins, the better to freak out the next renters, into a series.
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Chad Johnson is continuing to freak out his fans and followers on social media -- less than 24 hours after cops checked on him for a possible suicide threat.
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In an astoundingly rangy performance, she goes from nattering like Winnie in "Happy Days" (another Beckett icon) to full-on freak-out when she can't recall her past.
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Mark ain't worried though ... saying it's WAYYY too early to freak out, predicting that the Celts will finish with either the 3rd or 4th seed in the East.
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We asked the original Johnny Rico at LAX what he thought about his 1997 cult classic being reprieved ... and his answer could trigger an epic nerd freak-out.
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Sanders's own decades-long record of dealmaking shows that this isn't true, but when establishment Democrats freak out about Sanders, it makes it seem like maybe it is true.
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It doesn't matter how big of a star you are in your own right, you'll totally freak out if you find out that Justin Bieber is into your jams.
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Yeah, I think people are going to freak out a little bit, and then people are going to learn a little bit more in the subsequent episode and episodes.
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The left is now in a total freak out mode that Donald Trump today used a lot of anti-Russia rhetoric and demanding that countries pay their fair share.
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Everyone receives an odd email every so often, but when it's from a trusted site like Amazon and it's sent to masses, people tend to freak out a little.
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And aside from not catching every case of AFib, there's also the worry that users will freak out and rush to their doctors with faulty false positives in hand.
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Photo: GettyHey, don't freak out or anything, but Bill Gates thinks there is a new flu epidemic lurking just around the corner and we are woefully unprepared for it.
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But, while we shouldn't freak out about this incident—stuff like this happens all the time—there are some reasons to be concerned about critical infrastructure getting ancient viruses.
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Given that the delegate count ultimately determines the nomination, it's hard to think of Sanders as the front-runner, though the Twittersphere Freak-Out Machine is doing just that.
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After saying the boy slipped from his arms as he held him on the bridge railing, Moreno said he began to "freak out," dropping to the sidewalk and hyperventilating.
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"Aside from William, the first person I told about my pregnancy was my best friend, because my initial reaction was to freak out — in a good way," she shares.
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In it, Minaj copped to wanting to get down and dirty with the host, laying it out so explicitly that Colbert had a total internal freak out on air.
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Avoid disappearing from email or your company's preferred messaging system for hours on end, but don't freak out about frolicking in the snow and hitting up the diner either.
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The late-night host asked Cavill to punch him in slow motion, which would cause him to go flying backward – and hopefully freak out anyone watching from a bar.
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The best ones provide a natural sound that doesn't freak out my subconscious with alien sonics, and their fit is light and comfy enough to let me doze off.
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He came to me with the great ideas…I tried to listen to what Ross said and incorporated what Ross was bringing me and tried not to freak out.
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I hope these warning letters are a nail in the coffin of stickers that freak out people who don't know any better and just want their devices to work.
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At least that's what it feels like as the former One Direction member debuted his new song, "Sign of the Times" Friday and the Internet commenced to freak out.
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There's a new generation of Pixel phones, a tablet called the Pixel Slate, a new smart home device with a screen, and a fresh way to freak out telemarketers.
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I try to take some time once a month to inspect my accounts and see if I can just keep going or whether I have to actually freak out.
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This morning, a photo of Dua Lipa, Alma, MØ, Charli XCX, and Zara Larsson all together circulated and pop Twitter had what I will call a minor freak-out.
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We know we freak out over Instant Pot deals on a weekly basis, but even if you ignore all the rest, this is the one to pay attention to.
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First, she told me to schedule 10 minutes of "freak out time" a day where I'd give myself license to unleash all my worries and frustrations in a notebook.
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I'm always pretty vulnerable—the only difference is if I know something's going to get published and I know it's going to be soon, I freak out a little.
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Other people, if they make an album and things start coming out with similar themes, they start to freak out, but I'm kind of just like stoked on it.
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"The DCCC is in full freak-out mode over the possibility of being locked out of 'must have' races for them," said National Republican Congressional Committee spokesman Jesse Hunt.
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"There was a period of concern and freak-out," this person said, over the new law, which contained broad provisions prohibiting activities that threaten China's national security and unity.
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Or perhaps it is Demi Lovato's: This morning, she posted a photo of herself with a pregnancy belly on Instagram, causing many of her fans to simply FREAK OUT.
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We decided not to do 'surprise' dumplings though, in case people freak out, and have just stuck to a more traditional mixture: high quality Iberico pork, cabbage, and leek.
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So wash your hands as well as you can with soap and warm water, but don't freak out if you're not hitting every single one of those six steps.
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The punchline in that movie is that the characters don't realize they're attracted to a trans woman at this strip club, and when they find out, they freak out.
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Not only did we freak out and put the four-piece's disco-pop jam "Cake By The Ocean" on repeat, but we admired the band's eclectic sense of style.
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The difference, year to year, is whether a given threat and freak-out seems more over-the-top than usual or if it is relatively sedate by recent standards.
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According to Alison Ettel, CEO and founder of TreatWell, dogs would never "freak out or have a bad reaction" to their products, since they're scrupulously formulated and non-psychoactive.
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With his flexible, creamy baritone Mr. Lewis can achieve full freak-out volume without shouting or losing the melodies, which are written gorgeously (by Stephen Sondheim) for a reason.
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But there is something disorienting about seeing Obama look so genuinely blissful, cavorting around the world with celebrities and billionaires, while so many others freak out about his successor.
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You voted for Hillary Clinton, you freak out if someone throws plastic in your compost bin and you're considering a week without eating meat — would it be so bad?
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And after the party's certainty that Trump was a terrible candidate in 2016 and Hillary Clinton would waltz to victory, a bit of a freak-out might be warranted.
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The short version is this: Bernie wins early, becomes a bona fide front-runner, Democratic primary voters freak out, thinking Sanders can't beat Trump and move, decisively, to Bloomberg.
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You'll remember back in June, Disney posted its renewal list and the popular show was missing ... so parents took to the web for a good old fashioned freak-out.
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"It's like a queer version of MTV," Homoground founder Lynn Casper told blog Bedford and Bowery in a post about Freak Out Fest and the New York queercore scene.
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When you think about, like, a device that's got an always-on microphone ... these are exactly the sorts of things that people freak out about in the other context.
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"In maple production, when you freak out is toward the end of the season when you realize that things are going to turn out badly," van den Berg said.
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Kim Kardashian West appeared on an episode of The Ellen Show set to air Wednesday, where host Ellen DeGeneres did her usual gag of trying to freak out her guests.
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But today, Star Wars: The Force Awakens director J.J. Abrams and Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda joined (ahem) forces to create something that both groups can mutually freak out over.
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They'll point to an inverted Treasury yield that's making bond markets freak out, a tepid housing market in cities, the recent stock market wobbles and the trade war with China.
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I think when assessing the reaction you have to look at some of the usual suspects who freak out about Trump every single day and they are flipping out now.
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"There's a BEAR," he whispers enthusiastically before panning over to the animal, before bringing the camera back to himself for another little freak out — which we don't blame him for.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Google/GizmodoAs the world continues to freak out over that (now former) Google employee's offensive memo, Google went and did something cool for once.
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As with most J.K. Rowling-related news, fans are having a proper freak-out after PEOPLE announced the upcoming debut of four, new original stories by the Harry Potter author.
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Still, Higgins did reveals that viewers will get to watch him "literally freak out" in this week's episode after Kevin Hart and Ice Cube make an appearance at the mansion.
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The possibility of intelligent life in the universe is so real, it's causing some of our greatest scientists to freak out over whether or not we want to find it.
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Okay, we know we freak out over Instant Pot deals on a weekly basis, but even if you ignore all the rest, this is the one to pay attention to.
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"I was trying to be somewhat playful and not freak out because I was alone, of course, and I was just surprised at how quickly things were advancing," Gonzalez said.
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In the cliched scene where Starr brings her boyfriend home to meet him, he does freak out… but only because Starr's boyfriend is white (really white, thanks to KJ Apa).
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And until the evidence suggests otherwise, all of this is still considered less of a cancer risk than eating red meat (which you shouldn't freak out about that much either).
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But because the Dyson isn't the only thing to freak out over, we've rounded up a few more rarely-on-sale items for you to add to your cart. 1.
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It also means they're more likely to understand the restrictions you choose to put on them, and less likely to freak out, which is the whole point of this guide.
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"We shouldn't freak out when there are a few data points of years with what appear to be spikes," said Phil Stinson, a criminology professor at Bowling Green State University.
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Even with some good sneakers and a pair of wide-legged pants, as a plain, baggy top, this look isn't bad — but it's also not anything to freak out about.
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Click here to view original GIFBefore we all freak out, this was a controlled burn in the Kaibab Forest in northern Arizona and it was totally (mostly?) safe to film.
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"I've spent so much time in rooms that I feel like I belong in, that the places I don't feel like I belong, I don't freak out now," he says.
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Now he has brought "Climax" to the Cannes Film Festival, a film Peter Bradshaw, from Britain's Guardian newspaper, described as a "satanic dance-troupe freak-out of sex and despair".
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Following her mom's freak-out, Sophia gifts her the iconic jacket for "the next time she needs to kick someone's ass" and jets off to her next destination: Reno, again.
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FYI -- Miller's seen wearing the words "Drugs are my Life" on his shirt ... but don't freak out, guys ... it says "Channing University School of Pharmacy" in REALLY tiny letters underneath.
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The world of celebrities and influencers collided this week, when Kim Kardashian took her fans behind the scenes of an upcoming tutorial beauty fanatics are going to freak out over.
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Then of course, the parts of my brain that freak out about some of the surveillance or more insidious aspects are still going off, but I'm still looking for that.
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Along with the compulsive selfie-takers busy distracting everyone else with their self-obsessed ways, there's also the amateur videographers who will freak out every time somebody stands their way.
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The internet is currently in full-on freak-out mode, because Mars is telling consumers not to eat several of its candy bars, including cult favorites Snickers and Milky Way.
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The internet is currently in full-on freak-out mode because Mars is telling consumers not to eat several of its candy bars, including cult favorites Snickers and Milky Way.
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"The whole point of it is that we know that Trump's people will freak the f--- out, his security team will freak out, and his supporters will lose their shit."
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When you turn the corner and face an opponent, do you take a breath and steady yourself or do you freak out and twitch your mouse all over the screen?
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Which speaks to what little radicalism AOC is actually proposing here—despite the right-wing freak-out—while clarifying what it would take to make her broader vision a reality.
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Perhaps you've wondered what sort of thing catches the eye of the cartoonist Roz Chast, whose characters, when something catches their eye, tend to FREAK OUT, in vibrating capital letters.
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World-class hitters freak out over perceived umpire error because it voids the strike zone discipline they've developed over time, and not even a season-long sample size guarantees fairness.
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So is the case with season 2's sex scene between Ander (Arón Piper) and Polo (Álvaro Rico), which is so very strange that it made the internet freak out.
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The characters all think it's the end of the world and freak out, but then the next episode starts and life—for them—has pretty much gone back to normal.
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When I have my planned freak-out each day, I'll know that I'm not only working towards my goals, but acting virtuously, according to millennia of human thinkers at least.
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"Don't freak out," Matt Lehrich, the department's top communications official, wrote in a blog post today that sought to reassure students currently attending for-profit colleges approved by the accreditor.
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The rational response to a World Series played between two teams that have not won one in several generations is to freak out, and in this instance everyone happily complied.
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This isn't license to freak out about Zika all over again, but since pregnant women are most at-risk for the virus' consequences, the CDC is recommending an abundance of caution.
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There were fears that a man would look out of the capsule window and see the Earth and freak out or that it might be impossible to swallow in zero gravity.
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Sources close to the administration who had been in touch with officials described a White House that was at a "high level of freak-out" Tuesday morning, as one put it.
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Clefdrill apparently lives on the moon, but for some reason follows only you around and thoroughly embarrasses you in public by making you freak out while you're eating lunch by yourself.
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Nope, it's all about China — causing others to freak out via a (not entirely implausible) thesis that Apple's economic insights into the country are more trustworthy than the government's official data.
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"Most girl gamers out there don't say [they] are a girl because if a guy loses to a girl in any of the games, he'll freak out," one woman told Refinery29.
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The hallucinogenic medicinal plant used by indigenous communities in central America is said to be a potent healer, and/or a herb that makes you freak out and vomit a lot.
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The two stories, both at the crux of the 2008 financial crisis, are important to understanding why the market tends to freak out every time a big bank hits rough waters.
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Image: GettyJust in time for everyone to freak out about Lin-Manuel Miranda leaving "Hamilton," New York has criminalized ticket bots to make it a little easier to get tickets. Maybe.
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On Monday, a photo agency claimed the Grammy winner was carried out of her New York City home in a giant suitcase, causing the star's fans to freak out on Twitter.
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So what can you do to make sure that your costume doesn't require you to wear makeup or hair that'll freak out your coworkers and immediately get you called into HR?
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On the one hand, these conversations constantly swirl around the game, and if you freak out just because your name came out of someone's mouth, you can make your position worse.
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I freak out when someone stops telling me I'm amazing every five minutes, have never seen a relationship to its second birthday, and have the commitment issues of a stray cat.
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The painful journey will (hopefully) end in a matter of hours, but until then, we must sit back, freak out and deal with a slew of outrageous stunts from media outlets.
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If users were to "freak out" and become more cautious about the amount of data they're sharing with the search engine, that could be "really, really bad for Google," he said.
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To keep sane, you have to learn about the people and personalities involved behind the scenes; those who can help suss out when the latest science is truly freak-out worthy.
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The key is to not freak out; just calmly deal with each problem, one at a time, until you achieve your desired outcome, or feel inspired to choose a new one.
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That said, you can freak out a little if they just won't quit: "It would be fair to say that hiccups lasting more than 48 hours can be serious," Davis says.
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Earlier this year, the people who freak out about superheroes freaked out about the appearance of a non-Tobey Maguire, non-Andrew Garfield Spider-Man in the latest Captain America movie.
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When I was a kid, hearing grown-ups freak out every April about having to do their taxes was just another intrusive droning sound from the adult world that I hated.
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"When people freak out, obviously our sales go up, because they're worried about the uncertainty of everything," said Bryan Nelson, the owner of the emergency food and survival supplies site, TheEpicenter.com.
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Social Q's Ten years ago, when I was 14 (and starting to freak out that I might be a lesbian), I spread some mean rumors about a girl in my class.
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Go deeper: What we're reading: U.S. is unprepared for a global plague The stark disparities in how infectious diseases kill Americans There's no need to freak out about new plague cases
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You could end up circling each other endlessly, or they might be waiting to ambush you around a blind corner, or they might just be hiding somewhere watching you freak out.
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" On Dunham's podcast, Women of the Hour, she discussed her dating challenges: "People, like, they want to be sexy and go along with it, but, like, sometimes they just freak out.
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The next freak-out hit when the Guardian and The New York Times revealed the breadth of voter data lifted off of Facebook by a little-known, London-based consulting firm.
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ARE, Sweden (Reuters) - Mikaela Shiffrin's ability not to "freak out" when she makes a mistake sets her apart from her rivals at the world championships, according to fellow American Bode Miller.
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READ: EPA chief is using MAGA math to justify repealing the Clean Power Plan Anytime a new study comes out about the volcano under Yellowstone, people freak out, according to Lev.
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Sometimes fans get a little overzealous about their favorite TV shows, and sometimes they freak out when their local McDonald's doesn't have the limited-edition sauce referenced in those TV shows.
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More from Tonic: "If they discontinued them I would freak out and probably stock up on as many as possible," says Emma Hatch, 21, a division I collegiate runner from Cincinnati.
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The stock will become anti-gravity, race to a trillion dollars, and then the marketplace is going to begin to freak out about one or two things, or both of them.
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This sounds like a classic case of one person wishing a happy birthday causing everyone else to freak out that they missed the birthday and start sending well wishes of their own.
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Social insecurities due to handshakes and not knowing whether the person on the other side of the handshake is going to freak out or not due to the shape of my hand.
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It wasn't very noticeable [back then], just a little tiny bump right next to my eye, so I didn't really freak out about it — I thought it was going to go away.
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All great things, but the new thing we're supposed to freak out over is the Touch Bar (how bad is that name?) and Touch ID sensor and trackpad that's twice as large?
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GUTFELD: No, what&aposs amazing is that they -- I could not last -- you know when the elevator at FOX News gets stuck in a floor for, like, a minute, I freak out.
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READ: Bernie might win Iowa — and the Democratic Establishment Is in Freak-Out Mode The state Democratic Party will be reporting out results on a rolling basis as precincts submit their numbers.
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Again, this is going to be available only to a very small number of Lyft's users, so if you find yourself in the beta test, don't freak out and consider yourself lucky.
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But with hallucinogens, I have to do it in a very conscious way in a place where I feel free and safe and can have a freak out if I want to.
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It's vital that consumers let companies know they're concerned about these issues, but false stories like this don't help anyone, so try not to freak out too much—at least this time.
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So far, the bond market hasn't been shaken by rising debt, but Burman said it may be unwise to trust lenders to give advance signals about when they're going to freak out.
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On Tuesday morning, PEOPLE confirmed that Angelina Jolie Pitt had filed for divorce from Brad Pitt after two years of marriage – and the Internet is having a massive freak-out about it.
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Ya gotta see some of the ladies' reactions here too, BTW -- it's classic freak-out fanfare ... and almost like Tom himself had just walked off a fighter jet fresh from a shoot.
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However, law enforcement is worried another welfare check -- the last one was in January -- might freak out the women ... who the feds will, obviously, want to interview when the time is right.
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So just put a lot of work in, freak out that the whole thing's going to fall apart, keep putting more work in, and then try to remember to record the sets.
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When not starting to freak out about how soon the New York City Marathon is, we've been busy keeping tabs on all the biotech news and beyond that came out this week.
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Facebook's said it's going to spend a lot of money to improve safety and security on the site, which will eat into profits for a while, thus the Wall Street freak-out.
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When we're winning and the umpire makes a questionable call, we might be fine with it, but when we're down 1-0 and the umpire makes the same call, we freak out.
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Well, prepare for a dose of déjà vu, because Europe's best kept shopping secret is headed to the United States — and we have a feeling fashion folks are about to freak out.
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Let's say one of the kids from the Disney Machine breaks free and starts acting like a human, but they're still singing sweet and innocent songs, that's gonna make everyone freak out!
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He starts jokes as a stationary observational comic, but finishes them with cartoonish voices, expressive eyes (he can telegraph a full-on freak-out in darting pupils) and deliriously silly dance moves.
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Instead of fixing the problem, Congress just kept kicking the can down the road and letting doctors and hospitals freak out every so often that the world was going to fall apart.
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"There's people in the building ... If the cops come in here, they need to do it quietly and not have sirens on because I'm afraid he's gonna freak out," the bartender told dispatchers.
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She then hears a message a woman left for him, continues to freak out, deletes it, and then calls him back to leave an apology for invading his privacy in the first place.
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The GOP's Donald Trump freak-out "If he wastes time settling scores, or responding to what he thinks to be criticism, then you're just wasting an opportunity to deliver a message," said Rep.
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I turn off the oven and have a minor freak-out: I totally misread the diagram for cooking pork tenderloin and thought it was 20-453 minutes per pound — not the entire tenderloin.
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I think Hillary Clinton — especially on the campaign trail in 2008 and now — has been surveyed for signs that she is either on death's door or having some kind of emotional freak-out.
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Showrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa teased an image from the upcoming episode "Chapter Twenty-Seven: The Hills Have Eyes" on Twitter, and it's one that could make any Varchie or Bughead fan freak out.
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" A former State Department official who worked on sanctions policy told The Guardian that while the ties create a "question," his "initial reaction is that this is not something to freak out about.
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First you freak out as you discover how "personal" it suddenly feels (vulnerability comes in many guises, especially for those of us who, believe it or not, might naturally be a bit shy).
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Antonio Brown says he didn't freak out and throw furniture off his 14th story balcony back in April -- and now he's pointing the finger at another person who was with him that day.
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Now that everyone seems to have gotten over the collective freak out regarding Instagram's new app icon, the company is back to providing minor improvements and small tweaks to spruce up the experience.
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Related: The Psychedelic Dome Making Festivalgoers Freak Out at Coachella [Premiere] Graffiti Styles Get Remixed by Artificial Intelligence in This Psychedelic Music Video Artificial Intelligence Turned Bob Ross into a Terrifying Psychedelic Nightmare
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With air pollution still making headlines today, The Verge spoke with Dawson about wrongful convictions, why Londoners didn't freak out about the deadly fog, and whether the Great Smog could still happen today.
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I wasn't allowing myself to freak out about that yet because JoJo just had me so happy and at ease, but I think I knew that I was in trouble somewhere deep down.
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Jordan: You know, I've changed so much but I would really freak out the most if I got to get an original Mosrite Mark II, like the same guitar that Johnny Ramone has.
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I eat lunch three times a week at Dover Street Market and I like to watch all the kids who come in, are so excited, and freak out if they've missed a delivery.
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The first thing you do is you freak out and try to run away or try to kill us, and then we defend ourselves, and then that proves you have to kill us.
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This is among the earliest results on YouTube of true drawings-turned-MIDI, from 2010: Three dudes goofing around in Logic sound software successfully form a smiley face, and freak out about it.
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If someone is sharing something that's going to make people freak out and panic about coronavirus and then do something that will hurt themselves or others — that, to me, always feels more urgent.
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Floating a Sandoval trial balloon in order to induce Republicans to freak out preemptively is a nice way of demonstrating to America's political journalists that Senate Republicans are not currently interested in compromise.
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Before you freak out, experts are saying that much more research needs to be done to confirm whether the link between these hair products and breast cancer is something to be concerned about.
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Ask yourself whether anyone would get it as a tattoo People freak out when companies they love change their branding because they have a psychological imprint of the brand deep within their brains.
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Prepare to be amazed ... Simmons -- who's the consensus #1 pick in the upcoming draft -- kicks the damn ball in soccer style from DEEP three point range, then has the appropriate freak out session.
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A lot of people "freak out" because they haven't created the perfect blueprint to achieve their goals or , says Mandel, but what you need even more than that is the willingness to move forward.
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One completely normal yet jarring detail that people tend to freak out about is what happens to the skin between the vaginal opening and the anus, aka the "perineum," when a baby is born.
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A less sympathetic glean is that Biden is assuring the wealthy that whatever redistribution of wealth he pursues will be limited and moderate, and there's no "revolution" coming that they should freak out about.
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If that sounds like overload, don't freak out — we put together a list of the best fiber-rich foods (and how to incorporate them into your diet) to keep your gut health in check.
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So if you tend to freak out or have anxiety after sex because you're worried it did harm (even though it's usually safe), then maybe lay off to avoid the added stress, Proudfit says.
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Darvin is only outed because the innocuous, fluffy tribbles have a particular hatred of Klingons, and tend to freak out in their presence, which leads Kirk to discover his identity and save the day.
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But, don't get it twisted -- The Jet says Bron needs to do whatever he can to land a player like the Klaw ... but if Leonard doesn't sign with L.A., Lakers Nation shouldn't freak out.
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I slightly freak out that the dog has run away, but eventually I see N. pop out of the neighbor's house, and he tells me the dog is getting dropped off in a few.
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Variety reports that Despicable Me producer Chris Meledandri is working with Universal Pictures to bring Shrek to Generation Z — and before you freak out, he wants the original voices to come back as well.
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Only two roads were left: one that would cause all its carrier partners to freak out and one that handed them the keys to a shiny new messaging platform they could call their own.
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Now we just need to figure out what to pack them in... Read these stories next...The Great Salad Freak-Out That Wasn't10 Healthy Lunches That Aren't All Lettuce9 Quick & Delicious Summer-Salad Recipes
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The frenetic anger and frantic, grasping insecurity involved in the post-Brexit freak-out, or the entirety of the Trump campaign, ooze a certain passion that easily transmutes itself into campy, overdone sexual collapse.
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While it's always nice to get samples from premium brands that you know are trustworthy, don't freak out if you open a box to find that you haven't heard of any of the brands.
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"If you're honest and you're passionate, most folks aren't going to freak out over the fact that your center comes from a relationship with God," he told The New York Times on Aug. 26.
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The last mass Belieber freak-out was just a few weeks ago, when the singer won his first-ever Grammy – best dance recording – for "Where Are Ü Now," his collaboration with Skrillex and Diplo.
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It drops and I get nauseous and you freak out, but you have to keep a very confident face on because the mom or the family or whoever is there, they look at you.
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They recently independently released their debut recording, WRCT, is a nasty piece of work with which I'm hoping to console myself (and freak out my seatmate on the inevitably horrifically cramped flight out there).
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Even just mild statements of fact can have them absolutely freak out — and end up sending abuse, even — to a bot that responds calmly and just explains over and over again that they're wrong.
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While language used to talk about the outbreak, which originated in Wuhan, China, has sometimes veered toward alarmism, particularly on social media, medical professionals maintain that it's not time to freak out just yet.
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"These big giant noises that the Navy sonar ships make may cause [deep-diving beaked whales] to freak out and they bolt straight toward the surface, which they normally would never do," said Fire.
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While political journalists and Washington hands freak out daily over the Trump presidency, the stock market keeps acting like everything is fine, or better than fine, or even (if you will) just great again.
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I am terrified of time because I, like many people of this day and age, have been obsessed with my mirrored self, and when things change on me (usually for the worse), I freak out.
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I start to think the Doms Against Donald are playing some kind of elaborate prank on me, and my immediate reaction is to freak out and bolt, because that's my immediate reaction to most situations.
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Now we&aposre not even a day out from Justice Kennedy&aposs announcement and the left is already in total free freak out panic and scare the American people mode and full on lying mode.
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Comparatively terrible things happen to you all the time, and you don't freak out about it, or if you do, you do so quietly, not right there in the gym/office/strip-mall Popeye's/etc.
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He kept his head low like he just wanted to get his cone and get out of there before anyone realized who he was, so I obliged by doing my best not to freak out.
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The "Thrones" finish, moreover, happened to dovetail with the news, as reported by Variety, that "Twilight" star Robert Pattinson would likely become the next Batman, triggering just the latest freak-out connected to that character.
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"I still feel very anxious and I am upset but I also know I can't leave my house so I'm just trying to keep everything together, basically, and not freak out too much," she said.
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