Like he looked so red, and that I really liked... I would be so freaked out to meet Paul McCartney, that then he was freaked out to meet me!
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" She added, "All the girls were really freaked out.
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She says David -- obviously -- was freaked out by it.
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We're told clubgoers inside heard the shots and freaked out.
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In 2018, folks are still freaked out by video games.
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Not gonna post it, but I hope he's freaked out.
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But all of a sudden you get really freaked out!
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But not too freaked out to shoot some dope video.
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Reeve sounded the alarm, and the internet, unsurprisingly, freaked out.
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To say that people were freaked out is an understatement.
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Are they going to be freaked out that I'm pregnant?
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So all of a sudden I'm kind of freaked out.
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For example, she freaked out when sitting near Winona Ryder.
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We only freaked out a little when it seemed broken.
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The 3DS hacking community is, unsurprisingly, freaked out about it.
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"I just kind of freaked out at first," she said.
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People all across Twitter quickly freaked out (this writer included).
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When Will & Grace happened, how people freaked out about that.
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And our current politicians will be freaked out by it.
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Many Future fans freaked out, felt downright betrayed and manipulated.
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" Everyone freaked out that the First Lady had said "shit.
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"My housekeeper was a little freaked out," Mr. Podesta said.
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Days are just a way of getting yourself freaked out.
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Very freaked out that I wasn't going to come back.
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I think the government is pretty freaked out about that.
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A lot of guys were super freaked out about it.
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That's why, with its casinos shut, shareholders have freaked out.
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On hearing the news, Michelle "freaked out," her sister said.
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When I first started to get pubes, I freaked out.
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Rebecca's mom "totally freaked out" when Rebecca shared her plans.
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Children of Zucchini's age or younger might be freaked out.
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But Twitter users seemed unimpressed, and a little freaked out.
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Miles is... for lack of a better term, freaked out.
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Adventures in Capitalism I get it: You are freaked out.
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" He added, "I think [Democrats] are a little freaked out.
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Brace yourself to be more than a little freaked out.
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" That's the moment Gomez truly freaked out with excitement. "No!
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"I was really freaked out," the woman later told Burnett.
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"People were definitely freaked out when we landed," he said.
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I think that people are pretty freaked out and scared.
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Every time there's an editorial question, they get freaked out.
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In brief, here's what followed: Powerful businesses groups freaked out.
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A lot more people freaked out after he was fired.
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And she laughed about it sometimes when people got freaked out.
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Now, everyone is freaked out — but in the best way possible.
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Is anyone else a little freaked out by the baby teeth?
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Actually, Jon is not as freaked out as he should be.
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One day, my period was late and I fully freaked out.
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Of course this freaked out a whole bunch of Facebook users.
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Many fans expressed how freaked out they were on social media.
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Cyrus is obviously freaked out, but he plays it very cool.
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I get freaked out when I walk outside to my car.
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We're told she freaked out and screamed "NO!!!" before pulling away.
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Naturally, Cohen's many A-Lister friends freaked out about the announcement.
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People get freaked out when it comes to cooking a turkey.
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I would be more freaked out if I weren't freaking out.
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Consumed by an overwhelming sense of impending motherhood, Jessica freaked out.
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She explains her pricing menu, and he runs away, freaked out.
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"I was freaked out about Jordan getting really upset," she says.
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Suppose you come to me and you're freaked out, you're anxious.
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Yet maybe everyone freaked out about the Elena thing too soon.
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When people approach me out in public, I get freaked out.
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"I like being black, so I was freaked out," he remembered.
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When I got back to the hotel, my parents freaked out.
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My dad and sister freaked out, as I don't get sick.
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At first, I freaked out and thought it might be herpes.
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I checked my email with my barbecue fingers and freaked out.
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Back then, he looked a little freaked out during the ride.
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People freaked out on social media, wondering if aliens had invaded.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Americans are already freaked out about healthcare.
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"Sometimes, people are a little freaked out by it," she said.
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We just freaked out and ran the hell out of there.
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Kravitz's whispering and bottle-scraping may have freaked out some viewers.
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His family was allegedly "freaked out" by Cyrus' newly public relationship.
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It was more, 'Hey, we're super freaked out, let's get high.
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" The distributors freaked out and asked me: "What do you mean?
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They freaked out and had him thrown out of the office.
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In fact, we know that they are freaked out, thanks to the comical lengths that the media has gone to ask various Wall Street guys about just how freaked out they are about the Democratic candidates.
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The context was, YouTube has become this huge thing, it's showing Lazy Sunday, everyone is freaked out about that, and also, everyone is freaked out about Apple because they've seen what's happened to the music business.
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No offense, but I've never been less freaked out by a crucifixion.
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It's normal to be freaked out about how fast everything is going.
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One time, one girl in our group completely freaked out about it.
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With the Solar Choice measure polling at 237 percent, utilities freaked out.
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Another friend showed him it was blowing up, and [Shawn] freaked out.
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I've met presidents but I was much more freaked out about Beyoncé.
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I did initially get a little freaked out, because I was outed.
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I was extra freaked out, because, y'know, Nazis: bad and Grandparents: Jewish.
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He is really freaked out by the puppeteer who performs at halftime.
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My friends who came over were a bit freaked out at first.
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Grammy, who hadn't been exposed to a GIF before, understandably freaked out.
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"At first I freaked out because he was so big," Brummett said.
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"We were totally freaked out," co-owner Lori Cate told The Times.
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Well, that was the part that freaked out all the parents. Right.
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Beric dies protecting Arya who is, to put it mildly, FREAKED. OUT.
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There were a lot of people who were freaked out and scared.
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Castro took over Cuba at 11 million people, we were freaked out.
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Nobody was bothered or freaked out by that, except for the media.
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I freaked out, I was scared and in a state of shock.
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They debuted "Heroes and Villains" in London, and people totally freaked out.
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Watch the full clip below, if you're not freaked out by newts.
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I freaked out over that whole story and decided to cover it.
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Why do we gravitate towards a big sandwich when we're freaked out?
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I didn't think of it until everyone totally freaked out about it.
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Naturally, the internet freaked out, but the snake is harmless to humans.
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They're freaked out by what's been happening in the Chinese public markets.
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"I was freaked out," the girl's mother, Kara Jones, told the outlet.
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She's freaked out, angry, and extremely murderous; that's a side unto itself.
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"I freaked out at the enormity of the task, yes," she said.
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Naturally, the freaked-out intruder abandoned the car and jumped a fence.
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They freaked out and told my floor manager, but I denied it.
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And as soon as I got the tech, I just freaked out.
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Growing up, I always freaked out when someone around me threw up.
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But the guy's cop pal freaked out and told current police officials.
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The fact that they all freaked out about an impish, British f–.
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In August, 323 reindeer died in Norway and social media freaked out.
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He once freaked out Michael Jackson by giving him a 'voodoo amulet.
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For one person, half the interior display just straight up freaked out.
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Frazzled and freaked out and not ready for yet another M-F?
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Thankfully, the cub is equally freaked out, and runs away without incident.
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When I first heard this song late last year, I freaked out.
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Better to be occasionally freaked out beyond belief than sorry I suppose?
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"This is something that they were freaked out about," Ms. Wells said.
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And the twisted family drama "Hereditary" first freaked out audiences at Sundance.
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"I was freaked out," Abi says of her emotions at the time.
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"She followed me back in February and I freaked out," Ani said.
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Dear Carolyn: I'm kind of freaked out about my girlfriend's unplanned pregnancy.
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The guy freaked out, deleted all the pictures he'd taken, and left.
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It's not as fun if you're not actually freaked out and scared.
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Some people get real eerie and freaked out, but I don't anymore.
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Here's what to see to get pumped up, blissed out, or freaked out.
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You looked annoyed and vaguely freaked out, in an oedipal kind of way.
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Her "freaked out" cat eventually relaxed and ended up lounging on Younas' bed.
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You're still kind of freaked out about your friend and her sexual experience.
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For days, I freaked out about the fact that he wasn't texting me.
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Because Fed Chair Powell said mid-cycle adjustment and the market freaked out.
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"I wanted to say thank you, but I'm too freaked out," she adds.
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I freaked out when Republicans proposed taxing grad students' tuition waivers as income.
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"I immediately freaked out and started googling dog CPR," Longhurst told BuzzFeed News.
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" (After fans understandably freaked out, Grande added, "kiiiiiiddding (i'm not kidding) kiiiiiiiiddding relax.
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The last time she freaked out … was more recently than one might expect.
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Instead, he got freaked out and messaged me to never contact him again.
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Ew." She added, "I'm so freaked out that's going to happen to me.
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When Carrie realized her ability to communicate was so limited, she freaked out.
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Users freaked out at the time, and multiple celebrities publicly criticized the change.
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To be totally honest, we're not actually freaked out by this, ahem, occurrence.
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"I got freaked out and star-stuck," Larson admitted on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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"I'm honestly really freaked out and refused to use it," the user wrote.
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Then I revealed to him what I did and he freaked out again.
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There's also Jason Sudeikis as a single dad — he's freaked out by tampons!
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When he finished, he looked at the cameras, freaked out, and ran away.
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He shows it off to his girlfriend and she is immediately freaked out.
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Twitter freaked out earlier this week when one user realized that Mamma Mia!
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I remember I once dropped it in the urinal and I freaked out.
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Whenever I go somewhere with minimal light pollution, I get very freaked out.
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The stock market seems freaked out about the coronavirus, which makes perfect sense.
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My left eye is blurry … I'm a little bit freaked out about it.
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But remember when scientists freaked out about the new H1N1 virus in 2009?
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At that moment, I woke up conscious in my bed, completely freaked out.
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This way they get freaked out whenever they think their "boss" is calling. 8.
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A quake in 2011 killed 185 there, so citizens were rightly freaked out today.
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It's gotten a lot of people online freaked out about the coming robot apocalypse.
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People seem more than a bit freaked out by the trolley problem right now.
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So the market freaked out all over again Tuesday, falling steadily throughout the day.
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Then I heard two more shots and I freaked out and hit the ground.
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But then something happened on Thursday that really freaked out the big oil players.
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Flores said she was a bit freaked out by her sudden rise to fame.
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Isaac Pareto: I started getting freaked out by how much I wanted to play.
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Wolfie Masters: She was the only one of us who didn't seem freaked out.
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Moes told WPBN-TV that he "freaked out" when Thorman showed him the image.
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I was excited and freaked out and grateful for opportunities and so, so tired.
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It appears to be a little freaked out, but not in any serious pain.
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Remember when Kim Kardashian wore bike shorts and the entire internet collectively freaked out?
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This time she was "really freaked out" to see it all over her face.
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Understandably thinking he meant they were taking a trip to Paris, Laura freaked out.
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When Snapchat rolled out a highly anticipated redesign back in January, users freaked out.
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Curry immediately freaked out and then threw his mouthpiece in disgust at the call.
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Most people would've freaked out over a whip with a starting price of $200k.
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Sources tell us, "ESPN freaked out" and asked Jones to cover up his shirt.
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"Morgan got freaked out and didn't know what to say," the former assistant said.
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My favorite historical example is that people freaked out about kaleidoscopes in Victorian England.
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"I freaked out when I got in the car," the original poster, okdiv, commented.
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" Freaked out by the spectral sound, McCarthy posted a Nest video on Facebook: "HAUNTED!
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I think if it had all been open-air I would have freaked out.
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Khloé is freaked out and worried that she wouldn't be able to get pregnant.
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He didn't know what else to say, because he was a little freaked out.
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Remember the EcoQube Air and the EcoQube C that you all freaked out over?
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This was on a day when AOL was down and the country freaked out.
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But the Rainforest Action Network is more freaked out by what's inside their bags.
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Shortly after Gordon tweeted the lyric, Lorde herself saw it and, understandably freaked out.
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Tax credits are the saving grace of anyone freaked out by the higher premiums.
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When Nickelodeon launched The Splat in 2015, pretty much every '90s kid freaked out.
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In my previous life, I would have freaked out over this kind of thing.
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Some people get freaked out, and their brain shuts down, and they stop pedaling.
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And I have to say, you freaked out a lot of people with this.
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"Being a good politician doesn't matter anymore," lamented one freaked-out congressional Democrat afterward.
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"Even at the trial, we were freaked out on an emotional basis," he said.
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Using whatever eyesight they had left, freaked-out Americans turned to Google for advice.
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A lot of Americans —especially older white ones — are pretty freaked out about this.
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Protect Your Bank Account Q: I am totally freaked out by all the data breaches.
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Prepare to be freaked out the entire month of July after seeing this horror movie.
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So, I just get freaked out when Michigan fans walk around like they've done something.
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I think the bridal party are a little freaked out that we're making them dance.
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Then I freaked out and got out and changed my clothes and got them out.
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Some users were amused by the media attention, but others were angered or freaked out.
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"Although I did have a day in October when I got myself really freaked out …"
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"The day that he showed up on the stage, they fucking freaked out," Muschietti said.
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She freaked out, and tried to push him away when he tried to penetrate her.
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It snowed for the first time in years in Los Angeles and people freaked out.
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Her coworker got so freaked out that she called their boss, who kicked them out.
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The company's Twitter account is also responding to freaked out users at an inhuman pace.
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"That it's not weird … I would be more freaked out if I weren't freaking out."
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This isn't the first video the mom has posted of her kids getting freaked out.
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His fans freaked out when his first-ever solo single, "Sign of the Times," dropped.
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I just wrote a piece called 'The Case Against Maternity Leave,' and everybody freaked out.
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"Valeri freaked out about it like, 'You got to get your weight down,' " says Atler.
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It wasn't that I freaked out and wanted to go and get it all erased.
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So when I spotted a toy of him in the Argos catalogue, I freaked out.
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There's a reason we all freaked out when news broke of an impeding guac-pocalypse.
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About five minutes after Kevin Esvelt invented Crispr gene drives, he freaked out about them.
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So you might've been a bit freaked out about those extremely realistic, computer generated faces.
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Kourtney, 37, freaked out after seeing it online and called Rob to tell him off.
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"I kinda freaked out—I'd gotten so used to him always wanting sex," she says.
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As for Colton ... he posted a video Wednesday making it clear ... he's not freaked out.
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She is, however, freaked out by the prospect of bleeding through her dress during class.
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Critics were mostly surprised by the device's quality but too freaked out to recommend it.
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Remember two days ago when we freaked out over AirPods being $9 off at Amazon?
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"I freaked out and did the same to f— her," Watts allegedly told his father.
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They kept it quiet, but he jumped off a balcony he got so freaked out.
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So of course, the internet freaked out, until Trader Joe's set the record straight — phew!
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"We don't want to be like Google Glass," he admitted — and have people freaked out.
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Freaked out by the changing scene, Severson sold Surfer and left for Maui in 1971.
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The news freaked out investors in dating juggernaut Match Group, which owns Tinder, OKCupid, Match.
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Founded in San Antonio, Texas in 1981, the band freaked out from the word go.
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So we just scared the fuck out of them, and they were definitely freaked out.
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There were a lot of people who were genuinely and understandably freaked out by it.
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It's one of the things winners are freaked out about when they come to me.
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I'm freaked out to go back to work tonight, but what choice do I have?
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This was of course not the first time Mr. Musk's company has freaked out Californians.
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"When the building went on the market, people freaked out for the bathrooms," he said.
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The internet freaked out when CCTV footage showed a figure resembling a "Harry Potter" character.
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" Frei cried, adding that the Danish children who observed the autopsy were "clearly freaked out.
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Because we came to political consciousness after 1989, we're not instinctively freaked out by socialism.
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Don't stress over it Remember when Airbnb changed their logo and the Internet freaked out?
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But Travis freaked out, reached out to me, and demanded the story be pulled down.
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Jay Wright's semi-bespoke, $4,000 Italian suit ... that was so sharp, social media freaked out.
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It hasn't launched any major new products (remember when everyone freaked out about longer tweets?).
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You don't have to be an alarmist to be a little freaked out right now.
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But the Behmor Connected coffee machine seemed to miss its inhabitants because it completely freaked out.
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It was so clear how much I love her because I wasn't even that freaked out.
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Taylor Swift brought a marching band to the Billboard Music Awards, and the Beyhive freaked out.
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No wonder Jon, Tyrion and the rest of their crew are so freaked out by her.
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A year ago Disney freaked out the TV business by talking about subscriber losses at ESPN.
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And fans freaked out when he posted a photo on Instagram that debuted his new look.
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But Taylor must have freaked out about the reaction to it and just flipped the script.
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"She said she was freaked out when watching the show, because she saw herself," jujuness writes.
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I freaked out and was starting to practice a closed-mouth smile, because I looked ridiculous.
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We both freaked out and, in that moment, I remembered that we were dealing with electricity.
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I remember watching it with my parents and being freaked out by the sex scene. Yeah.
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Parents freaked out, lobbing angry tweets at Nest about how they couldn't hear their crying children.
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Maybe they're just as freaked out by these tests as America, South Korea, and Japan are.
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When Kanye West first debuted his music video for his controversial track "Famous," everyone freaked out.
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He starts quoting Mao to her, she gets freaked out, and they get into a fight.
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Cramer said Facebook freaked out investors and raised doubt that the company could continue its success.
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While some, like Sheila, are freaked out, others realize they can make something out of this.
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He fled the scene without getting any cash, and the cashier was freaked out but uninjured.
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It was like a complete dream come true and I freaked out all over the dude.
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We ran into a drunk driver checkpoint and I was the only one who freaked out.
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As expected, the small brands and artists who rely on Instagram for guaranteed engagement freaked out.
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Full credit to Schnapp, a phantom presence last year, for delivering a sensitively freaked out performance.
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Years ago, a woman in her early twenties wrote to me; she was completely freaked out.
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"Like freaked out more than anything else," Wright told EW when asked about the show's conclusion.
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Instead, he riffed on racist chickens, judgmental horses, and freaked-out giraffes (sadly, no April reference).
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Lily's freaked out, and has filed legal docs pleading with the judge to block the depo.
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Good thing Julia Roberts wasn't also at the premiere, or Mum really might have freaked out.
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The horse didn't know me at all and I think it was a bit freaked out.
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I got freaked out, obviously, and he just kept telling me to go back to sleep.
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I was in a miserable relationship, had an abusive job, and was broke and freaked out.
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" "I came out to my mom first as gay my sophomore year, and she freaked out.
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To say that I was freaked out about the prospect of economic instability was an understatement.
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Poor Haley freaked out after her oral surgery because she thought she slept through the game.
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Fans freaked out Tuesday when the news broke, but there's good reason that Sony wouldn't budge.
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I, along with much of the right, collectively freaked out about Barack Obama's election in 2008.
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"I have a family that is awesome and supportive — and a little freaked out," she said.
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Naturally, this isn't someone who would get freaked out about a rogue spider in her bathroom.
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"There were a lot of people who were genuinely and understandably freaked out by it," CNN.
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The visuals and the sounds seem off, though the anonymous character herself isn't overly freaked out.
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Will Ferrell is clearly freaked out by Ryan Reynolds, and for reasons that definitely aren't evident.
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A wholesome, non-benzo, non-opio, pure-carbo salve for the frazzled and the freaked out.
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From the beginning I found myself deeply challenged and stuck — freaked out by the blank page.
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I freaked out because I'd never seen a man in a skirt on a magazine before.
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The reason it did was that the pop freaked out people outside just the internet sector.
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"There are a lot of new people who are kind of freaked out," Mr. Sando said.
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"Would have been nice to know before I freaked out," the Kirkland nurse told BuzzFeed News.
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If you're freaked out and want to stop the bleeding in your portfolio, I get it.
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A: I wouldn't say they were freaked out, but there was a strong sense of urgency.
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I remember showing them the trailer [years earlier] and my littlest one getting completely freaked out.
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The capsules have freaked out some social media users — who are comparing them to Tide pods.
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She "freaked out," the coach was quoted saying in the San Francisco Chronicle earlier this week.
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That uptick in spending has freaked out Wall Street, even though insurers are still quite profitable.
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"When I read what he'd written, I freaked out," said Mr. Moss of Mr. Getchell's work.
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You've probably been freaked out by a story that was originally published on No Sleep before.
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Remember when he recently freaked out on Amelia for explaining a patient's abortion rights to her?
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He's making copies at the library and Xerox machine breaks, and he's freaked out about it.
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Trump's account had been taken down for 11 minutes on Thursday, as the Twitterverse freaked out.
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Lizzo reacted how any other human being raised on Queen Bey's music might -- she freaked out.
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But "people freaked out about that hangar steak with mashed potatoes, rosemary and garlic," Firth remembers.
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Remember when everybody freaked out when Obama accidentally saluted with a coffee cup in his hand?
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During one shoot, Spencer says, she asked him to punch his sister, and Spencer freaked out.
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Comment from discussion My friends cat got it's head stuck in a vase, freaked out, broke the vase, and was left with this.. Comment from discussion My friends cat got it's head stuck in a vase, freaked out, broke the vase, and was left with this..
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The onlookers in the above video seem more intrigued and excited by the explosion than freaked out.
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Ship was like at 45 degrees angle…freaked out everyone…but they said it was normal lol.
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Veria-Means shared a few moments from the shoot on her Twitter, where everyone appropriately freaked out.
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If you're feeling freaked out, or stressed you can come and find us in the safe tent.
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When it was first announced that Avengers: Endgame would be over three hours long, everyone freaked out.
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Kendall freaked out and called 911 ... she stayed in her car until cops roared up the hill.
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A Guide for New Moms Who Feel Overwhelmed and Freaked Out (and Wonder What the #*$& Just Happened).
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Anna-Laura, the real girl in the photo, freaked out on Twitter over being on Sprouse's story.
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We were all a little freaked out because the board had never been so detailed and consistent.
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It looks creepy; but really, does anyone need to be freaked out by the election even more?
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It's Friday baby, and all you freaked-out freaky skater boys have a message from the king!
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My girlfriend at the time got freaked out about my love of it — so was I, frankly!
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Graham said she "freaked out" and ran out of the closet, hoping no one would find out.
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Any time you rotate the device or fold / unfold it, it gets deeply confused and freaked out.
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People immediately started going wild in the comments as they freaked out over Simpson's spot-on look.
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Below those images there's a more clear dragon/monster creature and um, a freaked out looking banana.
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Ed got folks all freaked out by making everyone think he'd already gotten hitched ... but he hasn't.
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A glimpse of the beeper we all freaked out over at the end of Avengers: Infinity War.
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"People got really freaked out last week on inflation and rates moving up too fast," said Calvasina.
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And fans freaked out when he posted a photo on social media that debuted his new look.
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While the other women said, "I'm freaking out," Booth actually freaked out via a few choice expletives.
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So mortgage rates popped higher last week because the European Central Bank freaked out global financial markets.
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It actually makes my heart sink thinking about it, because I was so freaked out by girls.
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When Twitter users caught wind of the news, they did what they do best, and freaked out.
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Road trippin' Pretty much everybody in suburban DC freaked out when a "driverless" van hit the streets.
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But hopefully these words will help: "I wouldn't get freaked out," said Weiss of Kaplan Test Prep.
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Lenny says when the driver realized he was talking with police, the driver freaked out even more.
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People get freaked out by retrogrades, but you know how to make the best of any situation.
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I've had a biccy before that was laced with acid and I freaked out, it really sucked.
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"Some guys are probably gonna be okay with it, some are gonna be freaked out," she said.
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"Investors got freaked out by the fact that Alphabet is spending a lot of money," Cramer said.
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The time people take to eat at a buffet was something some customers freaked out about, too.
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"She totally is freaked out by me," Clarkson, 35, said of Streep as they watched the scene.
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Some people found the film absurd and irritating, but I was too freaked out to be annoyed.
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She then freaked out over the veryyyy familiar shadow that he cast on the wall behind him.
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Many people are already freaked out by what Google, Facebook and other tech companies know about us.
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I jumped on top of the cab and then the cab driver freaked out and drove off.
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Julie Bowen The Modern Family star actually jumped out of her seat, she was so freaked out.
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If a woman ever freaked out mid-drill, he'd try to comfort her before Kelly stepped in.
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One day, there was a driver who hit a jogger, freaked out, and left him for dead.
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My assistant freaked out and said, "look at that!" and I said yeah and kept it moving.
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When he brought it home, I freaked out when I couldn't find the legs, wings, or inside.
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Viewers freaked out, ratings took a nosedive, and the hair faux pas became a pop culture punchline.
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It works because we've all freaked out about pleasing the parents of someone we really care about.
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But then he starts actually calling me Bob, at which point I started to get freaked out.
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Have there ever been any times where you have majorly freaked out about the contraception not working?
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"The insurance markets are not going to be freaked out" by the epidemic, Mr. Muir-Wood said.
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But he does break briefly after a line flub before quickly reverting back to freaked out elf.
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We're told Mark "freaked out" and screamed for his roommate, who discovered him bleeding and called 911.
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If you have a vagina, chances are you've freaked out at some point about some weird discharge.
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The first scene they saw was me getting fucked by a trans lady, and they freaked out.
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Love." Fans freaked out in the comments, writing things like: "we need a picture of miley & priyanka plssss.
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Alex was tearing his hair out, everybody was freaked out, like we weren't going to get this done.
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Dorsey, according to numerous former employees, had gotten cold feet after users freaked out about the potential change.
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I remember butt-naked crying on my dressing room floor because I was so f—ing freaked out.
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It's scheduled to run every day at 4:00 PM. Don't get freaked out by the XML syntax.
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Clients of the affected banks are currently describing feeling "freaked out" and "a bit scared" on social media.
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But then the day came where I was going to get my hair cut and I freaked out.
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Gmail experienced an outage for several hours during the U.S. workday Wednesday, and social media predictably freaked out.
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This eclipse will help shake things up, especially if you're too freaked out to make the changes yourself.
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"So I went right back to being that little girl who was just so freaked out," she added.
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"But I've never had anybody so freaked out that they don't want to go through it," she says.
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Or, I know some people are freaked out by STIs, but I'm not ashamed to share my status.
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"I thought he was kidding at first and when I realized he wasn't I freaked out," she said.
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This disbelief freaked out Republican strategists who want their voters to be panicked enough to vote in November.
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Except for when the "something" was revealed to be two rather large snakes, which visibly freaked out Simmons.
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In a viral video, Chubbs ambles through the green fields, unbothered by the audibly freaked out course patrons.
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If you're not totally freaked out by this potential partner's niceties, a courtship might ensue … and you'll — gasp!
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"I'm less freaked out by Fed issues other than you might have to position portfolios differently," he said.
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My boyfriend is freaked out by the idea of an always-on mic listening for a wake word.
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Whenever a popular food item gets hit with a Salmonella-related recall, it's normal to get freaked out.
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But upon further examination, it's easy to understand why people freaked out: Cattrall is noticeably absent from photo.
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Colton is freaked out — if it was a suicide, it would mean that Rita can't get into heaven.
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So you want to try anal sex, but you're freaked out by the probably inevitable reality of poop.
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This is all great intel but Madison and Behold, as freaked out as they are, still need more.
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The high schooler will later describe Student 1 as "freaked out" by the incident, according to the report.
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There is this kind of— You can also block that and be really freaked out by it, right?
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If you're really freaked out, you can wear a face mask to try to filter out some particulates.
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The kid was allergic to peanuts, and when her kid mentioned what they were called, she freaked out.
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You can feel that big changes and shake-ups are coming, which has you a little freaked out.
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Although I did turn it off when I got really freaked out and stressed, then I jump ahead.
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And then people freaked out, like I'm so scared of these Trump people, I would lose my career.
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Children cry out in glee, while other, more fragile humans get kind of freaked out and run away.
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India's media freaked out on Sidhu for that hug, and he even received death threats from Hindu extremists.
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"I freaked out ... and did the same thing to her," Watts told his father, at times mumbling inaudibly.
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Predictably, the people of Twitter (understandably) freaked out and turned the whole thing into a reaction-filled Moment.
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I said to the band, "You guys have to hear this," and we all freaked out about it.
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You've called him a "thin-skinned bully" and said he's freaked out because he's losing to a girl.
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Teigen also freaked out about talking to Jennifer Lopez because she is a dedicated representative of fangirls everywhere.
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The actress said she "freaked out," calling a friend to come over and pretend to be her boyfriend.
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And a deal without Canada has certainly freaked out pro-business Republican leaders over fears of economic disruption.
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It worked fine, but I couldn't help but feel freaked out that something bad was going to happen.
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If I knew it was going to be published, I'd be freaked out and probably not do it.
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Coronavirus has taken over the world ... not so much that everyone's infected, but everyone's sure getting freaked out.
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That said, I'm a bit freaked out, and will be hunkering in my apartment for the foreseeable future.
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So, last summer, everyone freaked out because Bob said on the call you guys had seen subscriber losses.
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I just sort of go into a weird catatonic state and disappear when I'm feeling particularly freaked out.
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Many of the journalists who attended the dinner and many who merely observed it from afar freaked out.
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And that split happens, I think, partly because the adults around us are really freaked out about drawing.
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Looks like you aren't the only person who might have gotten freaked out by consumer DNA tests recently.
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Nelson Palomo of Virginia said he "freaked out" when the game ended and started jumping up and down.
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She "was really freaked out" for herself and her wife, wondering what other personal information he could access.
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And the Nasdaq did officially enter a bear market as Wall Street freaked out about an imminent recession.
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If you aren't giving an amount that makes you feel a little freaked out, give a little more.
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The man who freaked out a "Dance Moms" cast member just got sentenced to 3 years in prison.
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If you're unable or too freaked out to make a plan with the company, commit to making one yourself.
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Finally, at the restaurant and thoroughly freaked out, I gave in and asked him how we knew each other.
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What he saw — and he'd just done that when I got him on the telephone — he was freaked out.
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When the "Truth Hurts" singer saw the clip, she had a very relatable response: she freaked out in excitement.
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When Rodgers dropped to one knee and opened the ring box, he'd chosen the ring she'd freaked out about.
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I'm a little freaked out, but I mop up the mess, clean the kitchen, and hop in the shower.
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I wanted to play with it and my dad totally freaked out, because, yeah, that was pretty fucked up.
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"I was definitely freaked out," said Attallah, a Palestinian-American who works for a U.S. government contractor in Ramallah.
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I freaked out a little and said I needed time, and then told him, 'Okay, yeah' a day later.
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A slight uptick in hair loss this time of year is normal and nothing to be freaked out about.
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Mother and baby are doing well, although Langford told CNN she was a bit "freaked out" by the coincidence.
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We couldn't wait to turn our 10 second audio iMessages into chattering monkeys, snorting pigs, and freaked out aliens.
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Because, as it turns out, people get really freaked out by the idea of cooking their own massive turkey.
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At first, I was freaked out by the idea of going on my own without a label behind me.
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"When they first told us that we were nominated, we all freaked out," the singer says in the interview.
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Martha's clearly freaked out by the whole thing ... we're told the signing was called off shortly after the incident.
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But Peter is now so freaked out at this turn of events that they don't go to the concert.
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It's subtitled A Guide for New Moms Who Feel Overwhelmed and Freaked Out (and Wonder What the #*$& Just Happened).
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Marino says Justin was in his studio a couple weeks ago when he saw the mold and freaked out.
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Becker, who said on Facebook that he was "freaked out" by the Senate bill, urged readers to take action.
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The 1985 classic hit is turned into a thriller for Halloween and we could not be more freaked out!
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Domino admittedly "freaked out," ("My HIV knowledge was really rubbish back then") but quickly realised that Parker was undetectable.
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"From the reaction I've seen so far, people are still a bit freaked out by synthesized voices," McCarthy says.
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So it's no wonder that Zendaya completely freaked out when Rihanna posted a tribute to her Met Gala look.
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Also, Instagram changed its icon and its overall design, and lots of people — including yours truly — completely freaked out.
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Smith said his talk on the nuclear arsenal has "freaked out" some of his congressional colleagues and the Pentagon.
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Well, they medium-to-high-key freaked out over the new ship and had some truly hilarious reactions online.
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She confided in a friend and said, "Tell me everything's going to be OK." Instead, her friend freaked out.
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When YouTuber David Dobrik got his little brother to sit down for the trick, the poor kid freaked out.
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As we previously reported, Mixon freaked out when he got a parking ticket on the OU campus on Nov.
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He's clearly all freaked out about going out with Dill, the famous journalist, somewhere fancy in the theater district.
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Then one day I was listening to Autechre and I fucking freaked out and wanted to buy some shit.
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Imagine throwing a teenager on a plane to Dubai by herself; she'd get a little freaked out, you know?
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We can never forget the moment he freaked out after Beyoncé surprised him with a peck on the cheek.
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"As soon as I became the most followed person on Instagram, I sort of freaked out," Gomez told Vogue.
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People don't necessarily mind ad targeting, but they do get kind of freaked out when it gets too creepy.
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Because everyone was freaked out about the future of TV in 2015 and I think even more so now?
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Clothing delivery services seem somehow dystopian, and although I was freaked out by them, I didn't fully understand why.
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Hispanic turnout calms Democratic nerves Democrats are more than a little freaked out by the closeness of the polls.
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When Netflix was trying to take it off, I freaked out and started binge watching for like five hours.
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Bissinger freaked out that real, honest-to-god reporters like him were being undercut and replaced by snotty bloggers.
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If you've been reading this newsletter, you know that Democratic superdelegates are a freaked-out bunch right about now.
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When he made a reference to getting married, she freaked out, and he backpedaled, saying it was a joke.
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More than this, it's hard to stay freaked out about the present and future, eating that kind of food.
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Iran could use one of the missiles that really freaked out Israel last year with its 2,000-kilometer range.
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I had never worked in a bar before—I was freaked out in that big old bar by myself.
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It used to be when I got freaked out in here that I would just start talking to Earnestine.
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In fact, she said she was kind of freaked out how dead-on Dad's version was to her bro's.
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"I know, from subsequent testimony at Kirkham's trial, that the prosecutor was totally freaked out by this," he said.
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ME: I find it difficult sometimes to, you know, engage with this sort of idea that people, you know, are freaked out about the immigrant crisis and are freaked out about seeing all these immigrants because at the end of the day is this not just a question of, kind of straightforward, racism?
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He was so freaked out that somebody knew he'd been sayin' that and they were about to come get him.
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Anyway, her dad came home early and she completely freaked out and screamed at me to hide in the cupboard.
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Katy -- who looked ridiculous with post-breakup hotness -- freaked out Sunday, moments before heading inside the iHeartRadio Music Awards. Why?
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" Everyone on set was "pretty freaked out" after it happened, Ulano says, considering museum representatives said the guitar is "priceless.
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The biggest issue students had was with the gay porn, which Williams says freaked out the hetero guys—a lot.
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"I wanted to scream really loud, but I have roommates, so I silently freaked out in my bedroom," McElroy said.
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"Everyone was so freaked out and angry," one student, Haley Beecher, said after the New York magazine article was published.
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Even breweries that aren't directly impacted by the shutdown are still freaked out by the stories of those that are.
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Noah's preschool is so freaked out by his increasingly bizarre behavior that Janie is forced to get him professional help.
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" She continued, "My stepson has guns in his room and that's why I'm freaked out; I just locked the door.
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" Enter Bird ... who admitted she "[freaked] out a little]" when she saw Trump's tweet -- describing the whole exchange as "WEIRD.
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"This all makes me a little freaked out, but to know you're there makes it easier," she told her followers.
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Many of us freaked out about the iPhone X's notch, however Apple's iPhone sales have hardly been upset by it.
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Instead, everyone freaked out and started to wonder if their signs had been switched — or were simply wrong all along.
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So, naturally, we freaked out when we found the grocery chain is also offering Jingle Jangle ice cream this season.
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"She freaked out on me and decided not to talk to me for ten months," Becca says in the episode.
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And they violated it without telling anyone, and only updated their privacy policy after the fact when people freaked out.
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Putting it more starkly, I'd say the Fed is completely freaked out by financial markets that are turning against it.
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Although anchor Terrell Brown participated in the segment, you could tell he was pretty freaked out by the huge snake.
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I'm 24 years sober, and when I first got clean, I was so freaked out, I couldn't stand the business.
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Matt Duchene scored a goal after going offside by five feet one February night in Colorado, and everyone freaked out.
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Now she gets "a little freaked out" walking around the area, although she and her husband insist they aren't racist.
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When Apple announced in 2015 that it was bringing some ad-blocking features to iOS, the media industry freaked out.
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"At first we think people were freaked out but now they're all laughing and having fun with it," she said.
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And there are a lot of New Yorkers who were freaked out by "Happiness" and want to talk about it.
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The internet (who loves any food that they can Instagram) freaked out about getting their hands on the new item.
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It's also fine for all ages, as long as your kids aren't freaked out by how weird human beings are.
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She got really freaked out, because every time she woke up there was this scary Assyrian guy with a lion.
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Perhaps liberals can take comfort in the fact that the other side is just as freaked out as they are.
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"If you're a little freaked out by porn, you're not alone," begins a story Glamour ran on literotica on Monday.
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The average Twitter user — many of whom freaked out about the news — will probably never sniff a 10,000 character tweet.
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I was terrified and freaked out, and she promised me that she wasn't attracted to him, and that was it.
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"When I saw the numbers I freaked out," said Rabbi David Niederman, head of the United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburg.
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When I told him about the cost after the fact, he freaked out and I ended up canceling the arrangement.
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There was, if memory serves, a blizzard that everyone freaked out about, although it's hard to remember when, or why.
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The friend says Dias freaked out, ran in his room and that was the last the friend saw of him.
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She wants to go to the next country music festival and not be freaked out when the fireworks come on.
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Now, artisanal wellness brands and billion-dollar pharmaceutical companies alike have packaged and marketed lavender to a freaked-out populace.
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Why wait to be freaked out by a creepy porcelain doll until Halloween, when you can do that right now?
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This freaked out U.S. allies in the Sunni Arab world and Israel — and they pressed the Trump administration to respond.
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We ask for artists to grow, so when they do, we shouldn't be freaked out by how far they go.
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When "TRXYE" sold thirty thousand copies in the United States in a week, "my label just freaked out," he said.
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With concerns about H.I.V. and hepatitis C, people may be freaked out about the transfer of fluids or liability issues.
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My experience is basically that I am a person reacting to the fact that everybody else has been freaked out.
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My dad worked at a coal power plant for 433 years and they're freaked out about energy changing too quickly.
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I freaked out and immediately went home, thinking she found the whole pound or looked in my speakers or something.
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I didn't know whether to be freaked out or happy that my years of practicing eye rolls is working out.
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We asked Crowley what would happen if brands and marketers loved the idea of Hypertrending, but general consumers were freaked out?
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Yes, we are all freaked out, we are all scared, we are all lonely fucked-up weird people, and that's okay.
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The administrators of The Pirate Bay (TPB) wrote a blog post explaining their reasons for doing it after people freaked out.
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While some kids find this whole thing fun, this poor little dude is completely freaked out by Elf on the Shelf.
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"I don't know what to think right now" one clearly freaked out customer said in a video after receiving his doughnuts.
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But the plus side is that now that we're all in this situation together, we can all be freaked out together.
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It is, to some extent, understandable why AeroVironment would be freaked out about the government learning of its supposed reckless behavior.
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An older couple watching the video gets really freaked out by it and goes to a hospital to meet the woman.
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Most are grossed out by tapeworms, but recognize that it's normal to be freaked out by living worms inside your bowels.
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Shelley recalls one time when Dee Dee was freaked out about some guy and needed to find his name and address.
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The post received an intense reaction from her followers who were, understandably, pretty freaked out by Richie's presence in the commercial.
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"My wife freaked out," Shaw, 27, tells PEOPLE of his son's diagnosis of retinoblastoma, a rare eye cancer affecting young children.
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Couples, teenagers and even a mother-daughter duo were all game (though the daughter prematurely freaked out and refused to enter).
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While she's not interested in rekindling their romance, she doesn't seem all that freaked out by his stalker-ish phone habits.
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As for a final resting place, we're told one thing's for sure -- no cremation, because Ang was freaked out by fire.
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Naturally, I freaked out — but I was so exhausted with recovery, I almost fell asleep and missed out on that opportunity.
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The last time we saw a Beautyblender cut up, the internet freaked out about it — and not in a good way.
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"I was hysterically crying and went online and read all kinds of scary things and was completely freaked out," she says.
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"People have thought I'm her brother, and she's freaked out by that," he told Variety then, adding that Ava "hates" it.
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"We were overwhelmed with emotions that ranged from totally freaked out because it happened so fast to completely overjoyed," she says.
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"When the picture came out and the [documentary] came out, my daughter-in-law freaked out," Judy says with a laugh.
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That's why I freaked out and decided that I should buy a ton of crystals instead of listening to my therapist.
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So let me put this in gear because I've gotta sell this shit; everyone's freaked out that it's not gonna sell.
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We've quarreled over the colors of a dress and freaked out over chickens large enough to be exhibited in Jurassic Park.
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Also remember that the US economy freaked out 9 years ago over a much lower default rate on subprime home loans.
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Swift fans absolutely freaked out when she and actor Tom Hiddleston were photographed kissing, holding hands and cuddling in Rhode Island.
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So when a photo emerged Tuesday night of Leonard apparently sporting a closely cropped hairdo, NBA fans kind of freaked out.
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Now would you believe that every Belieber freaked out and started spamming Richie's page with snake emojis and nasty, nonsensical comments?
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"Being a security guy, I freaked out," said Guido, who is the founder of the cybersecurity research firm Trail of Bits.
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As the librarian tells him, she's just as freaked out by the shirtless video Archie and his Red Circle put together.
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Marvel Cinematic Universe fans freaked out on Tuesday after news broke that Sony and Disney's Spider-Man deal was in danger.
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I also get my medication through the mail, so I got freaked out that the mail wasn't going to come up.
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He comes to the aid of a mother knocked off the hood of a car driven by her freaked-out daughter.
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Measles has resurfaced with a vengeance in the Pacific Northwest because parents are freaked out by the vaccine that prevents it.
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As a 28-year-old woman, finally not totally freaked out by the idea of babies, that image hit me hard.
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When I was so freaked out about the Russians and cybercrimes that I was imagining them taking down our power grid.
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Instead, they say they are like many internet consumers — a little freaked out about tech firms gobbling up people's personal data.
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At other times, alone in my car, I freaked out and screamed and cried at my knee or foot or toe.
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You don't even need to watch anything to feel freaked out about what the world might look like in two months!
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Labeling aside, the suit brings up an even bigger question: How freaked out should we be about chemicals in our breakfast?
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" — SETH MEYERS "The New York City Marathon was yesterday, and President Trump freaked out because he thought the caravan was here.
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Adolf, of course, is freaked out by this evidence of normality—even superiority—in one whom he has sworn to erase.
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But Dimon said he's not freaked out about the $22 trillion of debt that the US federal government has racked up.
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"But I freaked out when I saw the stock was down 23% or 2000%, and I took the loss," Nelson said.
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Rivard retired in 1999 but was "freaked out" by Gaunch's bill when she read about it in the Charleston Gazette-Mail.
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KENNEDY For the 11 o'clock number of the Carole King section, I introduced her, said, "Aretha Franklin!" and people freaked out.
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Scroll down the list and a helpful emoji guide gets more and more freaked out by how creepy the devices are.
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When Chris Reynolds, co-owner of Stillwell Bar, heard about that plan, he more or less freaked out, he told IVCE.
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Then they saw one, completely missed the context, and freaked out, right on cue, thus proving my point in real time.
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We're told Melanie was especially freaked out because the text means someone has her phone number ... and possibly even more personal info.
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And the Kaling-Novak couple fandom was real on social media as Office diehards and romance shippers freaked out over their reunion.
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Twitter briefly freaked out Tuesday and started sending notifications with only random strings of numbers and letters — and now we know why.
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"Right now everybody is thoroughly freaked out by capital controls," Daniel Rosen, a Rhodium partner and adjunct professor at Columbia University, said.
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I showed it to one friend and she freaked out over it and basically demanded that I show it to an agent.
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When I suggested we just go rent a motel room for the week, my husband freaked out, because we might offend someone.
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"I just am in the house so much that I get so freaked out if anyone like, looks at me," she said.
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It doesn't go well for anyone involved, except maybe David, who begins to tap into his powers despite getting royally freaked out.
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"He told me he freaked out and attempted to clean up the crime scene with bleach," the detective states in the declaration.
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He says dogs have mysteriously disappeared from the property and occupants have been freaked out over what he says is paranormal activity.
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Alas, Olivia won't have the chance to be freaked out by someone resembling Amanda's ghost — at least, not in this crossover episode.
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"It was so sweet because Alyssa was really freaked out to be in the hospital, and I was really stressed," Le says.
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People Are Still Freaked Out By Camera Glasses – Google Glass tainted the market with its "not sure if you're recording me" design.
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A lot of the TV networks are freaked out because all their viewers have ended up on BuzzFeed and many other platforms.
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According to Mother Jones, which broke the story, Don III woke up, "freaked out" and later told his parents about the incident.
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He says Post was freaked out -- you can see it in the video -- and did NOT want any part of the box.
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Clay is immediately freaked out — he can't figure out why he's on the tapes at all, and is terrified to find out.
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Beyonce freaked out a dance troupe in L.A. when she popped in backstage after their show and gave 'em some huge props.
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It was one of the most hectic Twitter episodes of the year: The One Where Everyone Freaked Out About Friends Going Away.
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You've pointed out that there's something rotten about an economic system that gets freaked out by low-income people earning more money.
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The internet freaked out over Oscar Isaac's win for his role in Show Me A Hero, unofficially naming him its new boyfriend.
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People freaked out over the hilarious faces that Blue made while being snapped at the NBA All Star game back in February.
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They were caught in a traffic jam, and Hella freaked out, flashing back to the railway station and a train to Auschwitz.
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That this country is so freaked out by the idea of a woman in power that it would even be a contest.
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And if you're freaked out by the headless version seen in the clip's opening, wait until you see its enormous googly eyes.
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This weekend, the Instagram world freaked out and started posting annoying memes asking followers to "turn notifications on" to see their posts.
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Alexa users, for instance, freaked out when it was disclosed that actual human employees were listening to recordings taken from Echo devices.
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G1ft3d If Rembrandt van Rijn were alive, today would be his 410th birthday and he'd probably be pretty freaked out by GIFs.
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Cassius is by turns cautious and audacious, unflappable and panicky, easily freaked out and able to deal with the craziest of situations.
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It pursues a skeptical-to-the-point-of-freaked-out (wouldn't you be?) Rhiannon from a variety of bodies, male and female.
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"I didn't really know how to play drums and music, I just made some noise and expressions and freaked out," Jellyfish admitted.
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And so by the time it came time to perform, I was in such a state of shock and I freaked out.
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Despite his conservative record, grassroots right-wing activists freaked out when his name was floated, arguing he could be a stealth liberal.
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"I was in class looking at my phone secretly, and I freaked out because I was getting many notifications," Mr. Thompson said.
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Once I started to discover how much we really owed, I brought it to my sisters' attention, and they freaked out. Understandably.
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Most of them handled the move okay, but my damn spider ferns totally freaked out and are only now starting to recover.
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Read: Here's Why Trump Should Be Freaked Out by the Arrest of Rudy Giuliani's Associates But he's also a deeply complicated witness.
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Aside from her trendy Lizzie McGuire outfit, fans freaked out over the announcement of Gordo's return in her Instagram post Wednesday morning.
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"We both freaked out, went through shock, grief and periods alone to think and evaluate for a couple of days," she said.
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"I was pretty freaked out about having dropped out of high school and what was going to happen to me," she said.
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Comic-Con attendees freaked out after a tweet warned that United Airlines was forcing fliers to remove comic books from checked bags.
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A physical this month, his first in several years, revealed that his cholesterol had risen sharply, leaving him "freaked out," he said.
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By the end of the book I was sufficiently freaked out to go and buy something calling itself paleo mozzarella-style cheese.
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And now you can thanks to NBC, which picked up the series a day after news of its cancellation freaked out Twitter.
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Khloé cries foul, claiming that Kris would have freaked out if any of her kids had gotten secret sauce on the gray carpet.
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I'm sure the scene was supposed to feel steamy and risqué, but I couldn't help but be freaked out by its broader implications.
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" This explains why Kim has a "full phobia" of leaving the house, explaining, "I get so freaked out if anyone looks at me.
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Steen is even offering a little encouragement to people who seem slightly freaked out by finding real snakes in place of fantastic ones.
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When some users noticed that they were suddenly following the official Twitter account of the POTUS against their will yesterday, they freaked out.
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" Johnson said her future husband is "really into it," but noted, "I'm not going to lie, he was freaked out about the flowers.
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While Solange seemed to play it cool, she admitted on Twitter that she was actually pretty freaked out about taking the SNL stage.
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Kathy and I freaked out when the Tenacious D album came out because the music in insanely good but the comedy is hysterical.
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That was a cliffhanger, and nobody freaked out when Luke was just on a hospital ship and nothing got resolved at the end.
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Don't tell us you were too busy being freaked out/deleting all your apps/covering your web cam with duct tape to notice.
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It's not a coincidence because Britney actually called her parents from rehab, but then presumably freaked out over the pressure of seeing them.
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Instagram pros and brands subsequently freaked out about the change, and begged users to turn on notifications so they wouldn't miss their posts.
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And a lot of mainstream Democrats are pretty freaked out, shunning their allies who engage or support this kind of resistance to Trump.
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" Still, Tara said her friends and other former classmates were stunned by Monday's incident, and "freaked out when we saw it was him.
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When Kourtney insists she and Khloé Facetime Gamble, 35, and ask him to come out with them, Khloé gets a bit freaked out.
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But he was "freaked out" by Friday's terror, which gave him pause to consider the usefulness of semi-automatic guns in the country.
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And when Instacart's best workers realized the tip-to-service-fee transition would mean lower pay for them, they, in turn, freaked out.
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When Mattel announced that Barbie dolls would be available in three new body types and seven new skin colors, the Internet freaked out.
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People in the chat are freaked out that Lola is speaking to her clone; they think it's another one of her wild stunts.
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" Turner quietly freaked out when she did, indeed, spot the "Sorry" singer sitting there "shirtless, in this dark room, getting a head massage.
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"For Chris Pine to be freaked out about what Anton did means it was out there," Star Trek director J.J. Abrams, 52, adds.
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The new season will take place inside the hospital, and we're prepared to be thoroughly freaked out when it premieres on September 20.
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When English traveled to Thailand to surprise Williams, his romantic gesture nearly backfired when she freaked out that she didn't know his whereabouts.
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But many people freaked out when it was released, especially because Snap's main selling point is that it's the social platform for teens.
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We expect perfection from our robots, and when a couple of people die in a year due to automation, people get freaked out.
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Investors freaked out, driving Facebook's stock down roughly 210 percent in after-hours trading, erasing more than $22016 billion from the company's valuation.
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Her "Navy" also quickly freaked out on Twitter and began cooking up theories that new music from the singer is on the way.
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Partially freaked out, but totally focused, the band pumped out a track that could easily be mistaken for early recordings by The Stooges.
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Swifties freaked out on Wednesday after The Late Late Show sent out a cryptic tweet that fans are hoping is about Taylor Swift.
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While Gloria's peers freaked out over his behavior, she felt she could handle it because Jimmy had toughened her up as a child.
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So, of course, halfway through last night's episode Jessie's young son freaked out while walking through a pack of zombies and was bitten.
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Even music composer Hans Zimmer got an early copy of Dunkirk with a huge "HZ" watermark — that's how freaked out movie studios are.
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But, cops say during the walk to his room, McKinley freaked out, punched a male and a female officer and tried to flee.
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Tommy Lee's fiancee, Brittany Furlan, freaked out after he got knocked out by his son, Brandon, because Brandon had guns in his room.
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"Just imagine how freaked out you'd be if you saw friggin' five, big (expletive) bed bugs just sitting on your pillow," Irving said.
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Isn't it pretty easy to imagine Muggle families being freaked out by their magical children, causing shame and confusion as they grow up?
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"I freaked out every time we put him down for a nap, not sure whether he'd wake up," the mom of two admits.
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When Windspeed Technologies, a Washington state-based aerospace engineering company, filed a patent for the Skydeck late last year, the Internet freaked out.
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That outfit just so happened to be the outfit that was described in the dream so when she saw me, she freaked out.
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By my second time using Impossible's fake meat, I was no longer freaked out at all — it's an easy swap for ground meat.
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Chris Sale might not have been thinking about 1880s labor practices when he freaked out on Saturday, but they were thinking about him.
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In the industries where there's rapid productivity growth, everybody is freaked out, because what are people going to do after everything gets automated?
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When I was nine or ten, I made the mistake of telling a very Christian friend about my experiences, and she freaked out.
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As soon as we started walking through the desert, the rattlers started going off—rattlesnakes were everywhere and I kind of freaked out.
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"I started my adventures in the Marvel Universe with a freaked-out Reed Richards, the Watcher and the Silver Surfer," Mr. Slott recalled.
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"Maybe folks in the White House don't know this, but they freaked out a lot of people," an unnamed trade lawyer told Axios.
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One day, the rapper answered with an "alrighty"—probably by mistake, but Moreira freaked out and proposed a collaboration with the American rapper.
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"As you get older you get a little freaked out, and you want your life to slow down a little bit," she said.
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But while some of the findings are definitely worth investigating further, there's no reason to be freaked out about health risks for now.
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I feel better after talking with her, but I wake up O. to tell him all this because I'm still obviously freaked out.
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My boyfriend and I brushed it off — sure, we were both a little freaked out, but it was late, and we were tired.
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But I was more freaked out about things like, we've got eight pages between Sansa and Arya and they're just standing there talking.
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In the movie, Catherine is almost immediately freaked out by the NXIVM community, while India is excited and wants to stick with it.
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This freaked out Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger, who worried that an erratic, drunk Nixon might order a nuclear launch out of pique.
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CNN reported that mother and baby were doing well after the birth, although Langford admitted she was a bit "freaked out" by the coincidence.
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Why the U.S. is freaked out about Brexit But the intermingling of Trump's business interests with his presidential bid has presented risks as well.
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EARLIER: Just about everyone freaked out when Beyoncé surprise released her new visual album Lemonade Saturday, but not everyone will get to hear it.
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After it was revealed in late 2017 that Apple intentionally slows down the performance of older iPhones as their batteries deteriorate, people freaked out.
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" It was right around this moment that Twitter collectively freaked out wondering if Lemonade was Beyonce's grandiose way of saying "I want a divorce.
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My anxious, introverted soul was freaked out by the massive line and urged my body to flee the store and forget about Trader Joe's.
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For a while we thought it could be a publicity stunt, but then she posted on Instagram right before arriving and everyone freaked out!
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"I don't get nervous a lot, I'm pretty freaked out about crushing you," McCarthy, 45, said to host Jimmy Fallon before gracing the stage.
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And when Instacart's best workers realized the the tip-to-service-fee transition would mean lower pay for them, they, in turn, freaked out.
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After one point in the movie, the audience I was in began laughing at itself for getting so freaked out about a simple scare.
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Which is why we freaked out (in a good way) when we stumbled upon tons of adorable Madewell styles on major markdown at Nordstrom.
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I remember a few years ago we were talking about chairman Tom Wheeler and his open internet order that folks freaked out about online.
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People in Detroit at the time, because of how dire the situation got around the financial crisis, were completely freaked out about their futures.
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If you freaked out about Too Faced x Kat Von D's first collaboration, well, you better hold on to your magnetic, heart-shaped palettes.
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Lindsey and I agonized for years about whether to have kids, and when I found out she was pregnant, I freaked out a little.
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But it's just as likely you'll spend 30 extra minutes dumping out everything in front of a TSA agent freaked out by your outerwear.
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Arya disagrees with Sansa's laissez-faire approach, and Sansa is getting increasingly freaked out by Arya's aggressive streak — and so are we all, TBH.
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At dinner, Kylie gets even more freaked out when Kim, Kris, and Khloé talk about how it feels to get booed at an event.
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The lineup of eight landed on my desk recently thanks to our news editor Kelsey Castañon, who saw them first and appropriately freaked out.
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If you are one of those people who's a little freaked out by amusement park characters, this video will absolutely change how you feel.
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But rather than completely freaked out like I am just writing this, Miriam is just happy that they'll have some fresh protein for dinner.
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River Rose Blackstock Perhaps Kelly Clarkson's daughter was just as freaked out by that "he sees you when you're sleeping" thing as we are?
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"I was freaked out that maybe we wouldn't recover from our success," says Dubin, after the site crashed thanks to the video's unanticipated popularity.
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They make up with some enthusiastic vanilla sex, halfway through which Snowden looks across the room at this computer camera and gets freaked out.
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And super fans of the show freaked out about her customized dress on Twitter, sharing clips of the hilarious Treat Yo' Self montage scene.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)If you're already freaked out by the privacy implications of smart speakers like Amazon's Echo, we have some bad news.
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"The rest of the cast is all freaked out about the negative energy and upset to see Carole go," a third source tells PEOPLE.
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According to the parent's lawyer, Bradford Cohen, the school refuses to give an answer, which has freaked out a number of students and parents.
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"Some people are completely freaked out (even grossed out) by Secret Friends, other people are delighted by them and find them extraordinary," AnaHell said.
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In an occurrence that would have freaked out more astrologically-inclined civilizations, five planets will be visible in the southern sky starting January 20.
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As soon as she started the procedure, I immediately freaked out and — in a totally embarrassing moment of anxiety — I bit my partner's hand.
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With no real, personal connection to my body, it's no wonder that I freaked out when others (doctors or significant others) engaged with it.
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In episode three, I got freaked out, and behind the camera I started crying because I was afraid Truc Nhu would be going home.
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And how you definitely freaked out while everyone else was having a dandy old time playing "Light as a feather, stiff as a board"?
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I can be completely crushed by feelings of all kinds [...] I get nervous, I get freaked out, I get, you know, the usual stuff.
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I had to get it back to the States, so we took it through customs, and everyone freaked out, so I had to explain.
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I would say the doctors are more freaked out than the nurses, which makes me wonder what info they are getting that we aren't.
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Laurie swapped with Kathryn Stockdale in 2008, and says when she allowed Jacob and his 3 brothers to have more freedom ... Jacob freaked out.
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He said that his mom, who is also deaf, couldn't hear his scream but his dog freaked out and ran out of the room.
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This whole thing has the big tech companies freaked out, from chip makers like AMD and Intel to software giants like Google and Microsoft.
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"I freaked out, and we decided we did not want to make this momentous decision from that place of nervousness and anxiety," Stephen said.
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You're going to be riding the crest of that steeply rising hospitalization curve that has people freaked out about clinics not having enough ventilators.
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Then Lyle's book, "The Bronx Zoo," written with Peter Golenbock, came out the next spring, and Steinbrenner freaked out in full, Boss-like style.
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Having China closed right now is not helpful and coming into the weekend people are certainly freaked out about the next couple of days.
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If you've ever been freaked out because an I.T. worker "took control" of your mouse to fix your computer, this is what they used.
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As one does in situations like these, the employee, Tassy Rodgers, immediately freaked out and ran to assistant manager James Murphy's office for help.
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If the future freaked out Motion City Soundtrack a decade earlier with Go, it seemed as if many of their fears had been eerily prescient.
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He repeated the line over and over again in the emergency room, she remembers, and he was still "pretty freaked out" hours after the explosion.
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Industry was freaked out not just by Trump's plan to import European drug prices, but by congressional Republicans' silence about a proposal they once abhorred.
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" When Kim found that the bathroom door was locked, she freaked out and broke into it — coming face to face with the random girl. "Seriously?
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Speaking to PEOPLE before embarking on her journey, Brown said she "screamed, cried and then freaked out" when she found out she had been cast.
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It seemed to come out of nowhere, but she was freaked out enough to go to the student health center when they reopened on Monday.
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An 18-year-old guy named Izaak Torres from Costa Mesa, California, genuinely freaked out after misreading his girlfriend's thermometer as a positive pregnancy test.
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I'm pretty adventurous when it comes to trying new products, but even I was a bit freaked out about putting snail slime on my face.
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Reynolds suggested in the video that the snake—who had just eaten another of its kind—might be freaked out by the humans in attendance.
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"So I freaked out and I screamed at everyone that he couldn't get on the plane and that I didn't agree with it," she continues.
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""We went and took a little journey," Criss told ET. "I didn't know where it was gonna go and she got legitimately completely freaked out.
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I freaked out; it was the middle of the day, and we still hadn't met face-to-face since that first night at the bar.
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Social media users freaked out on Wednesday after Nick Jonas shared a cozy photo of him with Fifth Harmony's Camila Cabello on Instagram and Twitter.
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Yeah, so now I'm freaked out, and I have to have all my stuff with me that I would need if I lost a bag.
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I was going to call that a satirical dystopia, but even South Park seems a little freaked out by how close it hits the mark.
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Of course, we doubt her co-anchors, viewers, or anyone else would have blamed her if the situation went another, much more freaked out, way.
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The president's grandson "woke up and, as the source framed it, 'freaked out,' " according to a story about the probe published Thursday by Mother Jones.com.
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It will be crucial to focus on your senses and stay in the present, instead of getting freaked out by what the future may bring.
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Oh, and consumers everywhere collectively freaked out and drastically slowed discretionary spending — which meant revenues at our partner restaurants fell 15% over a single weekend.
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If you freaked out about wand-shaped makeup brushes, get ready for the next best thing to hit the wizarding makeup community: Quill & Ink liner.
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But the Internet freaked out at the mere mention of a "monster spider," with people declaring their plans to move to the Beaver State canceled.
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According to a AAA survey released earlier this year, 71 percent of Americans are freaked out by the idea of riding in an autonomous vehicle.
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I was a little freaked out by the idea of fecal matter coating my acneic skin, but to my surprise, it was actually really relaxing.
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As news of the potential closure spread, fans of Necco Wafers and other Necco brands such as Sweethearts, Mary Janes, and Clark Bars, freaked out.
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Our sources say Weiner is freaked out because inmates there dole out their own brand of justice against convicts serving time for crimes against children.
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So, if you're totally freaked out by yet another slightly unusual concept from the coffee chain, you still have a few months to prepare yourself.
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During last night's premiere of David Blaine: Beyond Magic on ABC, the magician freaked out Drake, Dave Chappelle and Stephen Curry in one fell swoop.
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He allegedly said he didn't immediately call police after finding his son injured and bloodied because he "freaked out" and didn't know what to do.
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When I slept with another man that summer, I freaked out, asked myself what I'd done, and texted him in an apoplectic fit of guilt.
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A toddler's shrieks freaked out Winnie, an Indiana bulldog; her owner, Dr. Sara L. Bennett, a veterinary behaviorist, taught Winnie to relax with yoga breaths.
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"So I freaked out and I screamed at everyone that he couldn't get on the plane and that I didn't agree with it," she said.
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It's crazy to talk about now because it seems like it didn't happen, but there were four months there where I was super freaked out.
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I was also the daughter of an alcoholic, so I spent many nights trying to be cute and obliging while pretending I wasn't freaked out.
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The story freaked Nixon out in a way that only Nixon could be freaked out, and although his specific anxiety was allayed, related concerns lingered.
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When she told her parents, they freaked out, and so Lai scrambled to assure them that her campus is near the Department of Homeland Security.
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The new trailer also features glimpses of a menacing gunman, a huge, insect-like beast and several characters looking freaked out by something happening offscreen.
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Foster claims Lonzo was all set to undergo surgery, but when the Lakers found out -- they "freaked out" and told him to cancel the procedure.
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The market has not been freaked out about higher interest rates, but beginning in mid-January, the velocity of change in rates began to accelerate.
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It's not hard to imagine a longer Safdie film that followed the baby's mother, slightly freaked out by the outburst that interrupted her ordinary day.
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He "freaked out" and called his cousins, but ultimately decided "this is why I made the account, for her to get big on the app."
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Publishers in those countries that rely on Facebook for traffic freaked out when users no longer saw publisher posts interspersed with stuff from their friends.
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I got my period for the first time and freaked out since I didn't think of it being my period, and I thought I was dying.
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"I remember being freaked out of my mind, thinking I can't handle this, and you kind of do fake it 'til you make it," she said.
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So, when I got a chance to have my first wig installed by Yusef, the legendary man behind Rihanna's many hair looks, I completely freaked out.
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This week, though, Snapchat unveiled a feature that leverages your location data in a whole new way, and it's got a lot of people freaked out.
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People are freaked out about sharing roads with self-driving cars, particularly when those cars crash (never mind the distinct possibility that they can be hacked).
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All the comments on the Snapchats after they were uploaded to Instagram have been other Jenner fans and followers saying that they would have freaked out.
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ART You may have been too freaked out to hear her, but I am nearly certain your doctor told you to notify all recent sexual partners.
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"You know you wore a sleeveless gown for a reason!" joked Oh, as stars were approached by the white coats and needles, looking understandably freaked out.
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But say you're the kind of person who likes the idea of getting inked, but is a little freaked out by the possibility of human error.
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We were so freaked out and we always had their passwords and we would always go check their accounts, and I mean, they were really little.
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I remember feeling freaked out by the cultish commitment my athletic friends and new coworkers had for fancy, expensive-sounding workout classes and boutique fitness studios.
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"But one day my left eye was rolling to the center of my face and my mom freaked out because I couldn't control it," he recalls.
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Murphy said he was motivated to take on the death of the famed designer because he was always "very moved and freaked out" by his killing.
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Sometimes I would tell him I was a little freaked out by the height of the hair, but he did a great job calming my nerves.
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Far from being freaked out, I felt cooler and more badass than ever before in my life — and I immediately opened Snapchat to document the moment.
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A subset of people love it, a subset of people get freaked out — but for those who love it, there's often an odd sense of connection.
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Fans freaked out over Phillippe's daring new 'do in the comments, but the star's famous mom has yet to weigh in on her daughter's bold change.
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Producers say it was a one off, where the dog actually liked jumping in but they changed the angle and that's why the dog freaked out.
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Now I'm not one to believe in internet hoaxes, but I am legitimately freaked out about what is happening on Danielle Bregoli's Instagram feed right now.
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"When the brain is exposed to discord and people are freaked out and yelling and screaming... the brain does not flourish in that environment," says Hurley.
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The moment every 40-Year-Old Virgin fan was waiting for finally happened earlier this year — and Steve Carell was just as freaked out about it.
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"I'm about music, not politics, but the fact is this one has me freaked out for poor and disabled people," he wrote in a Facebook post.
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Yeah, she was freaked out by seeing Elizabeth instinctively kill a guy, but she also parlayed that knowledge into better understanding what her parents actually do.
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I freaked out an older festival attendee when I took the dirty plates out of her hands as she was struggling to find a garbage can.
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And so for it to not be like that, and for me to be coming up on my 22th, I was just a little freaked out.
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He systematically paused right before she fully freaked out, made her feel safe again, then resumed assaulting her, at a greater level of assault each time.
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" Gross recalled meeting Callahan: "He freaked out that I was able to get away with as much shit as I was able to get away with.
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Willie Geist spent Sunday night cheering for his sister from his couch, and absolutely freaked out when she was awarded one of those coveted golden statues.
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So when the smoke alarms went off on a Southwest flight from San Francisco to Los Angeles Wednesday, the folks onboard were, understandably, pretty freaked out.
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She slunk home around like midnight, I think, and I freaked out, and I asked her if she was sleeping with him, and she said yes.
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According to NEWSTALK 1010, the stoned officers got freaked out when they began to hallucinate and called fellow cops and an ambulance from a police car.
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"Everyone is kind of scared and freaked out but also, like, sticking together," a victim of the most recent attack told KATU2, in classic Portland fashion.
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And Republicans expect — and want — liberals to be so freaked out by this that they oppose her in a manner that can be branded anti-religious.
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They're so freaked out, and it makes sense, as I say in the show, when you think about what was going on in their personal lives.
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You can be freaked out by the privacy-invading power of A.I. to know you, but only A.I. can gather the data necessary to do this.
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Before the party establishment clearly freaked out over Sanders and his socialist message, it was almost impossible to imagine a Democrat today making a similar speech.
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All this momentum has thoroughly freaked out the Southern California Gas Company, the nation's largest gas utility, serving 5.7 million customers in Southern and Central California.
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As we reported ... Harry debuted his new album, "Fine Line," last month during a show at The Forum in Inglewood, CA and his fans freaked out.
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I thought people freaked out about cryptocurrency BECAUSE it's so hard to get into it after someone dies, so their wealth just dissipates into the ether.
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The first cop approached a little freaked out; unable to compute a one-limbed man riding a motorcycle, he mistook Miller's prosthetic arm for a weapon.
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I'm also freaked out by the amount of dirt [wheeled luggage accumulates] as wheels go over sidewalks and subway platforms and then (gasp) onto the bed.
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And 62 percent according to the NBC poll said it should occur before the November elections, which I think it probably freaked out Chuck Schumer and company.
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But when the female cuckoo's kwik-kwik-kwik came on, they freaked out just as badly as almost as often as when they heard the sparrowhawk's call.
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"He was freaked out for a minute and he was like, 'I just keep thinking about the mortality rate,' " Tamra told her mother, breaking down in tears.
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People freaked out over the death of the movie theater and reading when the TV was invented, but last I checked those activities were alive and well.
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That distance allowed me to keep enjoying Jackson's music at a conceptual remove, even if I was freaked out and disgusted by the allegations made against him.
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Irving played just nine minutes in that game because, he said, he was "freaked out" and tired after he was bitten on the head by bed bugs.
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Or if your older sibling or parent always freaked out before the dentist, you could pick up on those anxieties and come to fear the same scenarios.
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When the FDA first published the rules, some scientists freaked out, worrying that they might make animal genomics unfeasible for anyone other than large, cash-rich corporations.
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Creepy close-up The Internet straight up freaked out over this menacing satellite image of Hurricane Matthew, which looks like a human skull with a toothy grin.
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It shouldn't be that shocking, but alas, people get all kinds of freaked out about how they're going to protect their waistlines from expanding during the holidays.
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But Glass made you look goofy and pretentious, it cost $1,500, and the recording feature freaked out the general public, making the whole package a tough sell.
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"He was freaked out for a minute and he was like, 'I just keep thinking about the mortality rate,'" Tamra told her mother, breaking down in tears.
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He won a Golden Globe for his part in Three Billboards earlier this month and Bibb confirmed to Rancic that she freaked out when her bae won.
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The "Ghost Adventures" star tells TMZ ... Vanilla Ice hit up his Haunted Museum in Las Vegas last month, and FREAKED OUT when something blew on his neck!
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The big boss freaked out, told someone to get the guy, yelled at him in front of me and even asked the guy to become my assistant.
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"He was freaked out for a minute and he was like, 'I just keep thinking about the mortality rate,' " Tamra tells her mother, breaking down in tears.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNPrince Harry Wants Fortnite Banned in the UKMartha Stewart: Freaked Out by Anti-Fur ProtestMally Mall Accused of Human TraffickingJohn Lennon's Legendary Piano for Sale
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Sutton Foster had to head back to work right after adopting her first child, daughter Emily Dale — and she admits that she was "freaked out" about it.
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In fact, she admits she was a little freaked out when a couple of years ago, her friend called to tell her she was "trending" on Twitter.
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"This guy completely freaked out on me because I used the company credit card to buy condoms," she says of one director not familiar with her brand.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Japanese teenager Naomi Osaka admitted she had "freaked out" as her big lead slipped away against Madison Keys at the U.S. Open on Friday.
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Zach admits that he got freaked out by Hannah's letter, but says he didn't throw it away — in fact, he still carries her letter in his wallet.
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The poor animal was clearly freaked out, so hopefully it learned the hard way to stay away from highways and focus instead on a promising modeling career.
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Justin Bieber protege Madison Beer is understandably freaked out by the murder of Christina Grimmie, but she's not going to deny her fans face-to-face contact.
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But we put on this show that people came to and they freaked out, so I started focusing on lyrics and making songs have more substantial content.
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If you've ever freaked out and thought you were pregnant, you've probably also Googled, "Am I pregnant?" and clicked around until something gave you peace of mind.
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Once guests arrived, under the hugs and "nice you see you's" was a similar freaked-out energy you might feel before skydiving or taking a final exam.
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"I feel like these producers were eavesdropping through my window," said a friend who watched several episodes and was slightly freaked out by all that perceptive verisimilitude.
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She immediately found herself "freaked out just because it's a huge change, going from living in an apartment to owning and living in a house," she said.
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While it briefly snowed in Los Angeles and completely freaked out millions, here's something that's truly impressive: all the great online deals you can shop right now.
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The guy who freaked out Madison Beer at the BottleRock festival this weekend allegedly came back the next day, high on drugs ... which landed him in handcuffs.
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This recipe get bonus points for being vegan—so you don't get freaked out thinking about how, like, crazy it is, dude, that we eat unborn chickens.
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I know some people get freaked out by pores, and if they are magnified on skin, as do I. So no YouTube pimple-popping videos for you?
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McCallion usually makes music at a head-spinning pace as Girls Rituals, half of the freaked out duo Black Dresses, and a whole host of other monikers.
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"I freaked out, didn't know where I was, thought this guy was trying to come through my checkpoint and just flipped out on him," Mr. Damigo said.
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Truthfully, I was a young mother who had never left her baby before, and I remember being very freaked out that I would need to nurse her.
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According to Us Weekly, it was his family who urged him to move ahead with the divorce because they were "freaked out" by Cyrus's public new relationship.
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If you're getting a bit freaked out by the experimental flavors, have no fear — there are also chocolates with cherries, hazelnuts, and other more traditional ingredients inside.
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While the technicians freaked out over yet another "malfunction," I was able to escape, having earned extra points for an accidental kill and for never blowing my cover.
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"I don't think they've ever been on leashes in their life, judging by how they freaked out when we tried to put them on leads," Auger told Stuff.
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"I Want Your Sex" really freaked out our counselors, because it was the first pop song we obsessed over that skipped the subtext and spoke directly about sex.
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Beauty and the Beast star Audra McDonald – who voices Madame Garderobe – tells PEOPLE Now that she totally freaked out after spotting the singer at the film's Hollywood premiere.
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All this was done while making sure that no one in the house was on the prowl to notify my single father who would've freaked out (sorry, daddy).
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Fans of the show shared their reactions to the new promo, and just as Ryan Murphy intended, they are freaked out and using memes to relate their fear.
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Because let's be honest, if Moose was aware of social media, she would probably be a little freaked out at the frequency with which I post about her.
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You'd think Billie Eilish would feel right at home within the hellish gates of Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios -- but she actually looked a little freaked out.
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You don't have to believe in Jesus's face on a slice of toast to feel freaked out that the man who wrote this song died when he did.
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"We cast somebody who was a size 14 in a big recurring role and the costume designer kind of freaked out," Fasano, who is also plus-sized, recalls.
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When Instagram announced it would switch to an algorithmically sorted feed last month, many users freaked out, and some pushed followers to turn on notifications about their posts.
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Google is hoping that the public will be less freaked out by its human-like, phone-call-making artificial intelligence once we get to try it for ourselves.
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Image: Nicolas Raymond/FlickrCalifornians may scoff at the idea of a mid-sized earthquake, but when our nation's capitol started shaking on August 23, 2011, people freaked out.
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"Many countries are legitimately freaked out about the ruthless amoral Facebook vampire squid having its tentacles jammed into their countries' control of currency and banking systems," he said.
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If you're someone who gets freaked out going to the dentist for your annual cleaning, then the thought of getting your wisdom teeth removed might have you shook.
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Way back in July, on the first day of the DNC, a lot of people freaked out because Donald Trump overtook Hillary Clinton in FiveThirtyEight's Now Cast poll.
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SNO Multimedia wrote in the video's description that everyone was too freaked out to eat the eggs, so instead his wife made a hair conditioner out of them.
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I got freaked out so left, hoping when I came back he'd be gone, but he'd overstayed his time and ignored my repeated suggestions for him to leave.
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If you like your psychological thrillers complete with blood-dripping lightbulbs, mysterious strangers, and plenty of shots of Jennifer Lawrence looking freaked out by stuff, Darren Aronofsky's mother!
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And so, of course, when I finally realized that wasn't happening [when I wound up in the bottom three last week], I freaked out and got really upset.
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There are times when the differences are incredibly glaring, like the infamous game in which Irving took 28 shots and only had one assist, and everybody freaked out.
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An Arizona Cardinals football player freaked out after he lost his hat in a bar -- and decided it would be a good idea to berate police over it.
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"As soon as I became the most followed person on Instagram, I sort of freaked out," she told the magazine, adding that someone else now handled her account.
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When the New York Knicks selected a 19-year-old Latvian named Kristaps Porzingis with the fourth overall pick of the 2015 NBA Draft, fans promptly freaked out.
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And then he got on one knee and proposed, and I was so freaked out by it that I said, 'Yes,' but I didn't know what it meant.
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I know I freaked out about how gorgeous that last trailer was, but I'm freaking out about how gorgeous this one is — just in an entirely different way.
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Remember when we collectively freaked out about Samira Wiley and Lauren Morelli getting married and were so excited about the first photo released of their Palm Springs wedding?
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She immediately freaked out, screaming, thinking Angie was referring to fellow Celebrity Big Brother housemate David Gest, not David Bowie, prompting her to tell rest of the house.
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For every viewer who snickers at this, I reckon, there will be another who accepts it without a shiver, and a third who will be faintly freaked out.
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In the US, some pundits have even freaked out about what Canada is doing, suggesting that it could lead Syrian refugees to cross the border and attack America.
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That scary and sublime experience opened up a freaked-out electrical understanding of Aztec life and artifacts to me in a way that no museum or book had.
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And they're often a bit freaked out by the idea of getting naked in public and jumping in a hot bath with a bunch of other naked strangers.
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I walked in and they didn't know I was there, but I got really freaked out by the marionettes—just the look of them, their mouths, those grins.
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In hindsight I am well aware that he is a sympathetic character with a heart of gold, but with no explanation about his character I was freaked out.
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"Our hotel warned us last night they were doing an emergency drill today but I still freaked out and ran outside half naked with the baby," she tweeted.
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I didn't feel like I should fire her without talking to my husband, but when I told him what had happened, he was freaked out by it, too.
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Everyone is (understandably) pretty freaked out about the new coronavirus, which has led to a rush to buy cleaning supplies like hand sanitizer online and at local shops.
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"Maybe when I was about 6 months, 7 months, he just started getting really freaked out about my belly growing," Moore explained to fellow Atlanta Housewife Kandi Burruss.
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Rondae gave it a shot ... but when it came time to step on the glass, his fear of heights kicked in and the 25-year-old FREAKED OUT!!
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If you're freaked out by the idea that Alexa might mishear a wake word and start recording, they'll give you a command that lets you check for that.
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When this photo of what appeared to be a tiny mammal riding a woodpecker in some sort of real-life Disney scene appeared in 217, everyone freaked out.
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And then on the other side I saw this other really interesting thing everyone in Europe was particularly freaked out about, which was the rise of ad blocking.
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I don't know her at all, but judging from her fiction, she is warm, generous, funny and wouldn't be freaked out if Blake started seeing angels over pudding.
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I'm 35, an "elder millennial," and it seems to me like my peers and young Gen-Xers are particularly freaked out by using the word "content" ... It's horrible.
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Waters reported the incident to the police, but said that during the photo shoot she was "paralyzed and freaked out," and so she never explicitly told Richardson to stop.
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You may have had a moment in the last few days when you realized how close the holidays are, and completely freaked out because you haven't done any preparation.
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In Virginia last week, residents and local news crews freaked out when a new dynamic tolling system meant to reduce congestion started charging $40 for a nine-mile ride.
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This time round, the police were called to the scene again when the female driver of the Mercedes-Benz freaked out after seeing the man pinned under her car.
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When the man's wife, one Jorah Stern, found out that the tacos contained chili powder, a popular component of taco seasoning, she "freaked out," according to a criminal complaint.
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BILA: I am still like freaked out about your whole Leonardo Dicaprio thing because that just might be the smartest thing I&aposve ever heard you say, ever. Honestly.
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I freaked out and didn't want my girlfriend to think I was crazy (I had sent her some really vicious stuff), so I took an Uber to her house.
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Some Asgardians who had successfully run for office were freaked out after they weren't included in a preliminary list of candidates who'd met the minimum electoral requirements to win.
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These scares have been a long time in the making — but we don't have to wait for the full film to be royally freaked out by Thorne's latest venture.
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Climate skeptics once loved to argue that the growing Antarctic sea ice proved that climate change was a hoax, even as scientists freaked out over the unexpectedly bleak numbers.
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Cheryl has an emotional breakdown just looking at Archie wearing her brother's football number and is so freaked out, she has to run into a locker room to cry.
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Insurers initially mispriced their plans, then settled into a more stable market, then freaked out in response to many of Trump's actions, and are now settling back down again.
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While we rarely see insects react to humans, it seems like every single water bug on this lake was a little freaked out to hear this man's sudden yell.
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The plan goes disastrously wrong when her booty call Jesse (Alex Brightman), is freaked out by the surprise appearance of a toddler's hanging foot while he's mid-missionary position.
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Even though it's only an AI, not a human, some people might be a bit freaked out by Facebook scanning the content of their messages to provide these suggestions.
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And yet, when I realized that the driver who had piloted that autonomous Audi out of the parking lot had taken her hands of the wheel, I freaked out.
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A whole season of curses and blood and possession awaits you — if you dare keep your eyes on the screen (even the cast got freaked out by the spells) .
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A Beyoncé fan freaked out after spotting, and filming, a fellow audience member playing the game rather than focus solely on the queen singing mere few feet away.
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At one point when it was following me around in a park, it majorly freaked out a bunch of dogs, who promptly started chasing it — and by extension, me.
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I don't mean to posit a crisis of definition, what with several more pressing national crises at hand, but Vernon epitomizes an indie generation freaked out by the concrete.
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He and a friend ended up in an ambulance after they freaked out on three grams of mushrooms alongside a synthetic, legal version of psilocybin they had scored online.
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I'll admit that during the first few weekends, I freaked out if I didn't have plans with friends and was forced to sit alone at home on a Saturday.
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Drake then called out to Odell -- who's been at multiple shows while chilling overseas -- and brought the piece to him for Beckham to sign ... as the fan freaked out.
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If someone came into his office freaked out over an attraction to a partner who has committed an outrage, he says he would encourage them to explore their feelings.
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"There are a lot of people who are really freaked out," said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, who was the chief economic policy advisor to 2008 Republican presidential candidate John McCain.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Sonic the Hedgehog got a dental makeover this week – Paramount Pictures redesigned its upcoming movie after fans freaked out about the spiny blue hero's teeth.
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We know Kristen Stewart was pretty psyched about it, considering she accidentally dropped the F-bomb (and promptly freaked out about it) during her opening monologue over the weekend.
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Donald Trump's Reddit AMA was a thoroughly boring exercise in which the candidate trotted out robotic talking points, and fans freaked out just to be graced with his presence.
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They may be totally freaked out from what they've heard from others about what people would try to do if they try to approach them and ask for help.
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Since all three scenarios with Fred, Roger, and Juan Pablo dealt with their eye-rolling inducing desires, it's no surprise they freaked out the moment everything stopped being sexy.
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While minorities might eventually reshape American politics into something more inclusive, until that happens politics will be determined by the efforts of freaked-out whites to resist this change.
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"The employees were really freaked out about their future, there was a really heavy energy in the room and the company was really going through it," Mr. Israel said.
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The other women are freaked out, but she's just there to return the wings Peter gave her when he arrived on her season and wish him well... for now.
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At the convent high school where they met, Bobbi was a cigarette-smoking contrarian with a pierced nose who freaked out her square classmates and pissed off her teachers.
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Now, we know knitwear can be expensive, which is why we freaked out (in a good way!) when we found this top-rated Amazon Essentials Lightweight V-Neck Sweater.
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"It's reached the point where the only decision is how freaked out you want to be by how much this contradicts previous knowledge or previous theory," Mr. Posen said.
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Sure, as we rode at 45 mph and then approached a red light, a part of me freaked out that the car wasn't going to slow down quickly enough.
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I once had a friend who listed her current boss's contact information on a (stealth) job application, then freaked out when the new company actually called the current boss.
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But at the same time, during my iOS 12 usage, I can truthfully tell you I saw the numbers, got freaked out, but went back to my old ways.
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If she seemed freaked out or something, I may have said, 'Sorry, I was just trying to give you a hug, and that's what we do in show business.
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In one memorable Instagram story, she freaked out when she realized how large an order of 1,200 mason jars, which she planned to give to the attendees, would be.
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In fact, I forget this so regularly that when I see bodies being flung around or moving in ways I have never seen before, I feel kinda freaked out.
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I distinctly remember being freaked out by "Vagabond," which opens on the corpse of Mona (a blazing Sandrine Bonnaire), a drifter who freezes to death in a country ditch.
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An Instagram and Facebook page "Blue Mountains Explore" shared alleged proof in the form of a photograph snapped by "a freaked-out tourist" at the Pulpit Rock lookout, near Blackheath.
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They make out on the subway platform, while waiting for the Q, Rush freaked out by the cockroaches that scuttle around their feet but fascinated by the people walking by.
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Fans who freaked out over the long-awaited recent restocking of the brand's Shape Tape Concealer — which also features new shades in the range — can refill their coffers for less.
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The man freaked out but apparently kept his shit together well enough to recognize that he was tripping and didn't get violent or say anything to make his wife sad.
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If it was just me it would be one thing but I remember you being so upset and freaked out and worried that you weren't going to the right doctor.
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Click here to view original GIFYesterday, Frank Ippolito's human-like Lego Minifigure costume freaked out everyone on the internet who didn't see it in person at San Diego Comic-Con.
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So, whether you're someone who gets freaked out by the sound of popping joints, or you're worried about how much you crack, it's still a good idea to stay active.
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" Wu added that the female gamers she showed the logo to were "strongly freaked out" and pondered the two possible options for its misguided creation: "A: They did not notice.
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I always want to talk to people for longer, but I think there's an established amount of time that you're allowed to do that before the fans get freaked out.
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So when his wife posted an Instagram photo their baby daughter in a shamrock T-shirt (a shamrock being one of the Celtics' logos), Utah and Boston fans freaked out.
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There's just one problem: As much as Republicans and now Trump have freaked out about voter fraud, the evidence suggests it's extremely rare — and it's never swung a presidential election.
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His favorite spiritual anthem did not suit a contestant as grounded as Avalon, but at least she was an active participant instead of a freaked-out fan during their duet.
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Obviously, things go very wrong from there, but Blair Witch does one thing undeniably right: reminding the audience why they were freaked out by this franchise in the first place.
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Cuba Gooding Jr. got confronted in the club again -- only this time it was by his own girlfriend ... who freaked out on him during what we're told was her party.
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As Joe Biden fails to deftly dominate the field as predicted, leaving Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren with decent shots at winning, Wall Street guys must surely be freaked out.
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You'd expect someone like John Le Starge, a Salt Lake City-based freight broker who spends his time calling and emailing truck drivers, to be freaked out about his livelihood.
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" Murphy, meanwhile, said in the statement that he's "freaked out that the president will order troops out of South Korea only for North Korea to, once again, break their word.
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Dormer maintains the same theories he held about the investigation that he did at the time he led it: Gilbert got high, freaked out, ran into the marsh, and drowned.
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There are so many podcasts, and a part of me likes that, but a part of me is worried and freaked out that we are going to crash the system.
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Parker: I hope people are prompted to watch it a few times to get all the information that is given and are a bit freaked out by what they see.
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According to Ad Age, the chipmaker was so freaked out that its processor name would become generic, it forced PC manufacturers that mentioned its processors to mention its company name.
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As the internet freaked out about Daniel, who was at it again with the white Vans, its website redirected all visitors directly to the white shoes seen in the video.
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Our sources say he told cops he freaked out when he saw all the blood on her body and figured by cleaning it he would be sanitizing the crime scene.
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In a world freaked out by the hard-to-prevent spread of a deadly disease, perhaps it was inevitable that employers would ask folks to stay home … and keep working.
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Quarantine class got a whole lot better for some 1st graders in Georgia this week ... 'cause Shaquille O'Neal popped in their video lesson to say hi -- and everyone freaked out!!
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But, as people try to stay safe, some are still a bit freaked out by the idea of coming into contact with meals that have been handled by other people.
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"Once you have the word sex in it, it appears that the Patent Office gets a little freaked out or something and they just let anything pass," he told me.
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Arthur C. Brooks These days, the news is full of sensational stories of violent campus mobs shutting down conservative speakers and freaked-out college administrators treating rioters with kid gloves.
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"Maybe when I was about 6 months, 7 months, he just started getting really freaked out about my belly growing," said Moore, who gave birth to Brooklyn in November 2018.
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"Hubert, unless you turn to the Lord, and lead a holy life, you shall quickly go down to hell," the deer said, and Hubert was freaked out enough to listen.
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Paul says other than getting hot and sweaty in there, he freaked out a little the first time he put the suit on ... and needed to make a quick escape.
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"Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" star Karlie Redd has been ordered to stay 200 yards away from a rapper/promoter who claims she freaked out on him and stole his stuff.
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But this is not a cute movie, and while it will intrigue many 10- and 11-year-olds, younger children are likely to be more than a little freaked out.
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And while some moms may have freaked out at their daughter after finding her pinned down under a high school boy—likely only encouraging them to hook-up elsewhere—Mrs.
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Lizzie gets violently ill on the bus, forcing the women to trek through China's hillside as Lizzie gets more and more freaked out by whatever is going on inside her body.
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A few days ago, everyone freaked out when Seth Rogen pointed out that he and his wife, Lauren Miller, look like the "less attractive" version of Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel.
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People freaked out at Entertainment Weekly's cover story on the film when it looked like Smith wouldn't be blue, prompting Smith to promise his character would mostly be blue — and CG!
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I was just joking, And you were so freaked out that I was like well, I gotta make her do it now..." To which Sink says: "That's why it's my fault?
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One specimen thoroughly freaked out a fisherman in Australia in 2015, who claimed it was alive at the time and that it tried to take a chunk out of a deckhand.
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The Altoona detective investigating the case, Mark Ocasek (Alex Morf), is rightly freaked out, and near tears, about the disturbing nature of the murder, since it happened in his tiny town.
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I mean, at least you're being open about being a gun nut so those of us who are freaked out can slam that red X. Props to you for that, boys.
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You guys used to be freaked out at 6, 6 1/2 percent, and then it was kind of 5, 5 703/2, and then it was 4, 4 1/2.
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The point is that there was no way of knowing as much until it actually hit theaters; the fact that so many people freaked out simply because it exists is astonishing.
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I swear a pack of tourists freaked out when they heard the loud shutter button fire off when I was taking a sunset shot at Brooklyn Bridge Park back in October.
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Dog Tag's CEO, Meghan Ogilvie, told The Washingtonian their appearance freaked out everybody, and the duo shook everyone's hands, took selfies and recognized each of the service members who work there.
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The guy who whipped up a frenzy over Area 251 has finally revealed himself, and he's a little freaked out that his alien-inspired joke has spun insanely out of control.
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Senate Democrats expressed their concerns over polling data during a meeting with Clinton at the Capitol earlier this month, where some lawmakers "freaked out," according to a Democratic senator who attended.
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For instance, thas generated 11,700 jobs in 2019Still, everyone from independent truckers all the way up to massive public-freight companies are feeling the pinch — and some are outright freaked out.
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As the urban campfire wound down, it occurred to an agreeably freaked-out partygoer that "ghosting" was perhaps the wrong word for cutting off communication with someone without explanation or warning.
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But when you're really freaked out, the sympathetic response takes over — and the parasympathetic response isn't able to cancel it out for a little while, even though there's no obvious danger.
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" The father of five specifically remembers giving Sylvie a bath as soon as she got home and she "freaked out" at first because "she'd never had a bath in warm water.
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We were in the van on the way to Tuscon and he told me Elton John is going to play 'Dusty Eyes' on Rocket Hour and I kind of freaked out.
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Here's some background: Mikaila got freaked out by bees after she got strung a few times, but her family countered her fear by helping her to learn about the busy insects.
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The big picture: The thought of Amazon's cost-cutting tactics entering health care in a bigger way has routinely freaked out the industry, but it turns out health care is complicated.
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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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Elaine told the website she was "freaked out" by the event, and became concerned when police insisted on rifling through her phone, seemingly to confirm that she was an Uber user.
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I tried out the Affectiva version at the Games for Change arcade, and something in my expression was definitely reading as freaked out — or perhaps my resting face is just unsettled.
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"Now it's crazy to tell it—but I entered into a venue and I just freaked out—I was in this small place where people were dancing and jumping," she recalls.
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But a big reason other countries — including allies — are so freaked out about giving America important intel these days is because they're worried that Trump will tell anyone willing to listen.
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"I think a lot of people are pretty freaked out already, anxious and fearful," Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health, said in an interview with the Washington Post.
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They're slightly freaked out and hoping for tips to shore up their digital hygiene or for a guide that might help them navigate the internet without giving away their personal data.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The company billed as China's answer to Tesla has freaked out investors by warning that demand for its electric vehicles has failed to live up to expectations.
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We're told the actor, who appeared on 'Y&R' from 2012 to 2015 and played Fenmore Baldwin, is so freaked out he has gone into hiding and hired full-time security.
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I also wouldn't attach it to the jungle gym at the local park and assume it will only capture shots of my kids, or that other parents won't be justifiably freaked out.
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Jackie Chan, best known for a relentless commitment to doing his own stunts, freaked out a bunch of Londoners yesterday morning by blowing up a bus in the middle of the city.
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Pokora and Wheeler found out about the nascent probe while reading Epic's emails; they freaked out when one of those emails described a meeting between the company's brain trust and FBI agents.
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Photo: Getty ImagesThe bed is an intimate place—so it makes sense that social media freaked out this week over a creepy clause in the privacy policy of mattress maker Sleep Number.
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Sometimes, it's scary to the point where the actresses actually get freaked out during filming — as when an actor dressed up as a ghost chased the team down a subway-like set.
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In case there weren't enough reasons to be freaked out about climate change, here's another one: a new study shows it can make it easier for West Nile disease to spread. Super.
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I missed a few reminders about our performance schedule, freaked out, and resolved to dig through Facebook's web of notifications to make sure I'd see every announcement from our director going forward.
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She was freaked out and in a lot of pain so she went to the hospital, where she was diagnosed with severe iritis in her right eye and uveitis in her left.
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The inflammation-reducing properties make this mask a good quick fix for freaked-out skin, but it's also a good regular exfoliating treatment, especially if you're wary of leave-on chemical exfoliants.
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"Macklemore made gay marriage okay," the joke goes, but the song was indeed made for straight people, arguing that queer love is the same as straight love, so don't get freaked out.
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"That is why the decision Amazon announced on its conference call to beef up spending freaked out so many investors, and that is why the stock dropped 5 percent today," Cramer said.
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Documents Reveal Stranger Things Really Freaked Out the Department of EnergyImage: NetflixNetflix's runaway hit Stranger Things did a lot of things right, and chief among them: antagonizing the US Department of Energy.
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Keep in mind Lace is the girl who freaked out at Ben last week – AFTER getting a rose from him – because he "didn't look her in the eye" during the rose ceremony.
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Makeup junkies freaked out when the star showed off two of her new creations — ultra-shimmery liquid body luminizers — which she appropriately named Body Lava on Fenty Beauty's Instagram account Monday night.
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When we board the flight to Madrid, I notice an elderly lady looking very freaked out, so I walk over to her and talk to her to calm her down a bit.
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It's becoming clear why Antonio Brown freaked out and threw furniture off his 14th story balcony -- the NFL superstar had told police someone jacked $80,000 cash and a gun from his apartment!!
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I didn't tell anyone at work or any of my family I was getting this done because they would've freaked out, but I did tell my best friend and my partner Jake.
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The Voice fans and judges freaked out Monday night when 35-year-old Steven Memmolo took the stage because of his natural R&B croon — and his shocking resemblance to Ben Affleck.
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If you've gotten this far and aren't totally freaked out, here are your instructions, courtesy of Dr. Bowe: Go to the bathroom and collect the specimen in a sterile cup or jar.
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"I freaked out, you understand me," Watts says, after telling his father, Ronnie, a story that investigators have proven is pure fiction: that he choked Shanann to death the morning of Aug.
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