It's true for rats, too — they get cold feet, and their tails get cold, when they are scared.
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Calipari was beginning to get cold feet, according to Abrams.
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I get cold easily, and usually that means I'm freezing.
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Manson family member Linda Kasabian didn't actually get cold feet.
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The coffee grew too sweet, I let it get cold.
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Don't worry – I promise it won't get cold while it rests!
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Because when you're a model, you simply don't get cold — right?
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They've got to let the body get cold, in my opinion.
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This group of companies had particular reason to get cold feet.
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But at least we know the automaker won't get cold feet.
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Food can get cold while they are searching for an address.
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They're also great for mild climates that get cold, but not snowy.
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Or, the baby will get cold and then we will be sued.
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Could an employer later get cold feet because of a technical title discrepancy?
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And it's still possible some Democrats could get cold feet on this big package.
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"Does it ever get cold on the moral high ground?" is a good one.
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This upsets Popo because my feet could get cold on their slick tile floors.
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For someone who appreciates a little aesthetic luxury — and, ideally, doesn't get cold easily.
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But the weather is expected to warm this weekend, and then get cold again.
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I miss the way the mountains get cold at night,draw their shoulders up.
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And if athletes get cold enough to begin shivering, that can spell real trouble.
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Even in sunny Miami, it's predicted to get cold enough to stun the iguanas.
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"Some people even tell you, When I get cold I feel more sleepy," he says.
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But one day I was doing outreach, and it was just starting to get cold.
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After catching up for a few minutes outside, we get cold and snag a table inside.
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If you get cold, you put on another jacket, pull your hood up, and keep moving.
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"The Congress can't get cold feet because the people will not let that happen," Trump said.
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I would get cold sweats from the pain but cry from relief when she did latch.
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These organs don't get cold fast, they won't be worth the shit leaking out of 'em.
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If you tend to get cold, don't forget a sweatshirt or jacket, even in the summer!
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Unfortunately, when Democrats get into power they suddenly get cold feet about repealing their predecessors' bills.
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Then again, Trump might get cold feet about another shutdown and about making the emergency declaration.
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If you don't get cold weather where you live, are you happy about that or not?
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After all, you don't want to get cold (or be forced to continue to date) this winter.
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"I know this town doesn't let the bodies get cold before people start making announcements," said Rep.
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The side-entry pockets are a nice touch if your hands get cold from freezing office temperatures.
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"If you let this get cold, there's even less chance the government will do something," she said.
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They could get cold feet and either vote down Kavanaugh or pressure McConnell to withdraw the nomination.
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Los Angeles doesn't get cold that often, but that doesn't stop the calendar from telling you it's winter.
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I forget breakfast again, so I just eat another protein bar and get cold brew at the office.
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If you get cold sores frequently, your doctor might suggest taking a small prophylactic dose of antiviral medication.
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But amid the uncertainty, bankers who had been tiptoeing back to Tehran will probably get cold feet again.
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They could get cold feet and either vote down Kavanaugh or backchannel to McConnell to pull the nomination.
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When some of the cities started to get cold feet about taking part, Mr Wang urged them on.
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And Democrats outside the Northeast may get cold feet about making a democratic socialist their nominee for president.
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For example, we say we get 'cold feet' when we're afraid, and that's literally true, we've tested it.
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"From a logistical standpoint, we can get cold brew out the door in 10 seconds," Ms. Ramos said.
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But as it started to get cold again, those improvements meant little to residents of the Breukelen Houses.
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I run in 30-degree temperatures with this jacket and a Smartwool base layer and don't get cold.
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E. brings good things to life" and that with Boar's Head meats "you get cold cuts without shortcuts.
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"They did not exactly get cold feet, but they decided it was good for them," said Mr. Turquin.
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If I get cold I can throw it on, otherwise it folds inside itself and turns into a pillow!
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When we lie down to sleep, it's the extremities that always get cold first — and how annoying is that?
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The fabric also dries quickly, so your infant won't get cold and clammy after the water play is over.
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Some Republicans—particularly those who represent thousands of people who rely on Obamacare—are starting to get cold feet.
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This overloaded my RV spot breaker and caused the lights to go out and the water to get cold.
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Calves that get cold are brought indoors to barns and sometimes into ranchers' homes to keep warm, he added.
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Oftentimes, it takes a long time for the dishes to be picked up and served, so they get cold.
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When they hadn't recouped their investments by the end of the 1890 season, they started to get cold feet.
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Other foods simply get cold before you can even style the board and get it out to your guests.
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There are recurrent calls for tech support, caffeine and blankets, because the rooms can get cold, like the pizza.
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He was raised in Kansas City, where the nights get cold in winter and the snow is often real.
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While Ross, 30, wanted to drop the song to "get a vibe," Simpson Ross, 33, began to get cold feet.
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Performers like Jennifer Holliday accept the invite but then get cold feet after fans and others go on the attack.
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"A lot of Republicans will get cold feet" when it comes time to vote on the law's demise, predicted Green.
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It's not just about to get cold, it's about to be colder than it has been throughout all of 2016.
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I think the biggest problem with jackets is, you start sweating and building up moisture, then you get cold anyways.
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Alas, it will eventually get cold and nature will stop working its magic — that's where the beauty products come in.
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So even though it's starting to get cold AF out there, I plan on shivering in my shower through fall.
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How can they get cold feet now that the cash is in the bank, even if the model is broken?
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Whenever a Dementor enters the room, it goes dark, people get cold, and they begin to recall their worst memories.
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Oil tycoon Rex Tillerson was confirmed as secretary of state, but Republicans started to get cold feet about Betsy DeVos.
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Ember Mug, available at Amazon, $129.95With the app-controlled Ember Mug, her favorite hot drink will never get cold again.
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The fact that you can get cold brew everywhere, all the time, in any season, including — not coincidentally — at McDonald's?
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I wear them snowshoeing in frigid conditions and never get cold as they're filled with 200g of PrimaLoft Gold insulation.
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From chunky knits in playful patterns to boucle styles in pastel hues, there's zero excuses for your neck to get cold.
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I need to believe that someday I will live full time in a place where it doesn't get cold or snowy.
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He said he was concerned that some jurors would get cold feet and try to find a way out of serving.
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The only metric that matters is whether it gets University of Michigan students their burgers and fries before they get cold.
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Considering how easy it is for kids to get cold, it's likely they'll start to feel uncomfortable even at warmer temperatures.
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TaoTronics aptX Sports Wireless Earphones — $24.99 See Details Grizzly Bear Zoo Snood Just like you, pups get cold in the winter.
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So far, the violence at Trump rallies doesn't appear to have caused corporate sponsors to get cold feet about the convention.
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My concern is more that as September turns to October and November and December, that warm bath may get cold and clammy.
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First, as Election Day draws near, primary voters tend to get cold feet about electing someone with no experience in elected office.
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In the evening I put it in my fridge to get cold, and the next morning I took it out to drink.
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When temperatures drop, birds keep warm by shivering, "just like you jumping up and down when you get cold outside," said Strelka.
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"At least twice a month I get cold calls from people saying they know who the real killer is," he said, chuckling.
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You want to stay loose and limber, you don't want to get cold and stiffen up, especially in the breaks between rounds.
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The Jül attempts to solve an issue we likely know well: hot beverages get cold after you pour them and this is unfortunate.
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But then I remember coughing hard, feeling my toes get cold, and as I was about to hand him the pipe, everything disappeared.
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If that doesn't convince you, think of it this way: at least your eggs won't get cold while you're busy framing the shot.
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Some of the people who put down their refundable $1,000 might get cold feet if they don't get the tax break, Shepard said.
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But he did not rule out the possibility that some members in swing districts could get cold feet, citing tenuous public opinion polls.
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Our fridge isn't working well right now (it won't get cold enough) so I'm somewhat limited on lunch options, but I like PB&J's.
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They helped make the jacket fit my body better, and once it really starts to get cold it&aposll help keep the elements out.
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Before you leave the house, Doucet suggests making sure you have the right clothing for the weather (some nights get cold) and dressing comfortably.
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Farther south, it will take some time for it to get cold enough for accumulating snow on the passes in the Cascades of southern Oregon.
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If you want to get cold, hard cash back, you can do so, though "a lot of people are very perplexed about that," Evans says.
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Jakarta is not the only Asian city to get cold feet about big engineering schemes in recent years, and to embrace cheaper flood-control measures.
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"It's like the game is always the same - one guy gets hot and then you've got guys that get cold," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said.
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To go through all that work just to wait for it to get cold, cover it in mayo and throw it on a hot dog bun?
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I get cold easily, so I layer up with jackets and always have my favorite Ford fleece jacket at the office for when I'm extra cold.
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Many conservatives who pay lip service to limited government get cold feet when it comes to sweeping away the interventions that occur via the tax system.
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Some concert-goers who paid $55 for a "Brunchella" meal before the show were dismayed to get cold food in small portions doled out on styrofoam.
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It's actually a real challenge for biathletes for keeping their bodies warm but not too warm so they don't sweat, because otherwise they will get cold.
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" Graham predicted Bolton's hardline thinking "increases the likelihood that the summit will be sabotaged in some way or that the North Koreans now get cold feet.
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And when these waters get cold enough to turn into a La Niña phase, the strength of the event can lend clues to its possible course.
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"I was squatting and sleeping on people's sofas for about a month, which was fine at first, but it started to get cold last winter," Melinda says.
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"Kim Jong Un has very little international experience, let alone negotiation experience on big issues, so one could expect for him to get cold feet," Peterson said.
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I wanted to enjoy it with my cannoli, but after waiting a couple of minutes, I had to take a sip — it was going to get cold.
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HSV2 typically revolves around the genitals and is transmitted there, and HSV1 is generally known as oral herpes, and can be seen when you get cold sores.
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Young people who get cold feet or leave the community and want nothing to do with the practice run the risk of being tracked down and forcibly circumcised.
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And then over time, potentially you run out of oxygen, and you go slow, you develop fatigue, you get cold and frostbite, so certainly crowds are an issue.
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" Best line We can always count on Violet to score off Isobel, and Sunday night was no exception: "Does it ever get cold on the moral high ground?
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We know that we get cold sores as a result of the herpes simplex virus, which comes in two forms: the aptly named HSV-1 and HSV-2.
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I had been mildly concerned that my curry would get cold if I ate my starter first, but it was still piping hot when I got to it.
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No, the pathologically petty majority leader, Mitch McConnell, who didn't even wait for Justice Antonin Scalia's body to get cold, announced, unequivocally, that he would not hold hearings.
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The election is only one night, but if you don't vote and your candidate loses, well, it could get cold like Minnesota mighty quick in our great country.
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Behren said the blow-out of the spread reflected investor fears that LVMH will get cold feet about the deal, as the coronavirus pandemic weighs on consumer spending.
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The startup health plan Canopy Health, for example, initially planned to enter the Wyoming but had a change of heart as it watched other carriers get cold feet.
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In the Pacific, the water temperatures get cold as you go further north — which is why we don't see hurricanes hitting California — and also the shear gets quite strong.
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"The more it looks like a slow-motion debacle, the more likely it is that Senate Republicans will get cold feet," says Will Marshall of the Progressive Policy Institute.
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Now, it seems that if some company reports a bad quarter, stocks could get hammered and analysts could get cold feet and start downgrading, throwing the market into uncertainty.
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If China and the U.S. lob threats back and forth or get cold feet about a potential deal, stocks could drop, as they have at several points this year.
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False negatives are also common, when advertisers get cold feet in the first few weeks of an integration, and cancel shows after one ad insertion in a single episode.
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In fact, most Liberians with generators don't have refrigerators; they have a deep freezer that they plug in for a few hours at night, long enough to get cold.
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" Also, he said, "if every winter you get cold after cold followed by a cough, you should see a doctor right away because it could represent an underlying problem.
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If they get cold feet again, Trump's currently weak-sounding protests that the real crooks are House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff and the intelligence community whistleblower will gain new life.
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However, landowners sometimes plant conifers at low altitudes where it does not get cold enough to kill the bugs, or plant them in monocultures, making them more vulnerable to pests.
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Although it will still get cold during the winter and there will be colder-than-normal spells from time to time, the heat will return, and summers are getting hotter.
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When the weather is in the 30s or below, I add socks or tights to keep my feet comfortable—you could do the same, if your feet get cold easily.
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"If you get cold or end up spilling on the blanket we give you, you're out of luck," the flight attendant said, explaining that most airlines allot one per passenger.
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Celebrity Boxing has had some problems lately with stars like Farrah Abraham, Lenny Dykstra and Angry Bagel Guy dropping out last minute -- so hopefully Mary and Tami don't get cold feet.
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"Just think about those times when you go for a run in the cold weather, and your ankles get cold due to the gap between your tights and shoes," Andersen said.
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Farther to the south, it will take some time for the atmosphere to get cold enough for accumulating snow on the passes in the southern Cascades and the northern Sierra Nevada.
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But passage in the House was uncertain until the final hours, as African-American Democrats raised questions about protections for minority districts and as others simply appeared to get cold feet.
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"We're going to run out of venues for winter Olympics where they are currently are housed because it just doesn't get cold enough, consistently enough, due to climate change," Richter added.
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The deposit is also fully refundable, in case you get cold feet, and people who put down deposits will later get the opportunity to actually configure their vehicle prior to delivery.
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Egyptian Cotton Towels, $24.95, available at L.L.BeanI am not super tall (quite the opposite), but get cold very easily, which means that the moment I get out of the shower, I'm freezing.
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If the Silicon Valley elite continue to get cold feet around defense contracts, it could have systemic effects not only on private-sector innovation, but on the competitiveness of our national defense.
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"It used to be that it would get cold and it would stay cold in the winter, and you'd just have the early winter and late winter weather fluctuations," Mr. Timbers said.
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"It used to be that it would get cold and it would stay cold in the winter, and you'd just have the early winter and late winter weather fluctuations," Mr. Timbers said.
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Watching your hot dinner get cold as you start and abandon awful movies on Netflix is not chill, so we've compiled a list of worthwhile movies new to the streaming platform this September.
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Still, all it takes is for a big name like Snap, which on Friday approached its IPO price of $17, for investors to get cold feet about other tech unicorns sitting out there.
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If there was life on Mars before, and it started to get cold or it started to be bathed in radiation, or started to lose its water, those organisms could adapt and evolve.
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But Dr. Cowley said that this week he received a photo of light pillars from about 30 miles outside of a town in Iran — perhaps because the desert can get cold at night.
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The exam, considered difficult to pass, might make some celebrities get cold feet, but not for Hu, who said he passed the exam in April 2016, after many nights of studying until 3 a.m.
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Myant is developing socks that not only comfortably insulate and protect your feet, but also give them targeted compression, measure your posture and footfall, and even heat your feet automatically when they get cold.
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Still, many have wondered whether his supporters will actually stick with him in the end — or whether they'll get cold feet and opt for a more conventional choice when the time comes to vote.
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But simple doesn't mean less quality — according to the listing, its steel blades reach speeds fast enough to create friction heat and can get cold soup steaming hot in less than seven minutes. Neat.
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I stop by the pharmacy and get cold and flu medicine ($10), and then quickly pop into the supermarket for tortellini (I can't be bothered to cook tonight) and two small green juices ($113).
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" Still, Eileen Dunnion, a registered nurse who has three couples on her floor, said she encouraged her patients to take a chance on a relationship, reminding them, "You get old, you don't get cold.
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Soon he had an answer: When air expands, it sucks thermal energy out of a system, which is why cans of compressed air like hairspray or computer dusters get cold when you use them.
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Then when Trump starts discussing contentious issues like a travel ban, cabinet appointments, Trump's clothing line being dumped by Nordstrom or a Supreme Court pick; investors get cold feet and sell stocks to buy bonds.
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With so many different avenues to purchase a game, and so many different ways to discount or bundle them with hardware, it's more difficult than ever to get cold, hard data from a single source.
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Emily Maple, the reptile keeper at the Palm Beach County Zoo, told CNN affiliate WPEC the cold-blooded animals get "cold stunned" -- that is, they basically freeze -- if the temperature gets below 45 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In the books, Sam Tarly and other characters try to determine the answer to an important question: Do the White Walkers (or Others) appear when it's cold, or does it get cold when they appear?
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The big questions politicos have long had about Donald Trump are whether his voters will actually show up, and whether some might get cold feet and back a seemingly more electable candidate at the last second.
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It's when you try to hang out at the campsite that you get cold—you're no longer pumping out cardio-worthy body heat, and starting a campfire in snow is a massive pain in the ass.
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I ran into this ethical dilemma when I faced a major financial crisis near the end of the semester, just as it was starting to get cold in Chicago, and i badly needed a winter coat.
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This "grace period" used to be 14 days, but Business Insider reported in late 2018 that Facebook raised it to a month to give users an opportunity to reactivate their account if they get cold feet.
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It's easy to imagine Trump watching Christie on TV and starting to get cold feet about his decision to wed his candidacy to Mike Pence—maybe Paul Manafort is wrestling the phone away from him right now.
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Once everything's in place, we learn that his pals are all meant to be in on the project, and a few of them, cozy in their bohemian homebody states, get cold feet on learning it's a go.
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"If people go out to smoke or a couple starts arguing at the table, you have to stop things because the couple is then not even looking at their food and letting it get cold," he said.
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" Referencing their reportedly $88 million home in Los Angeles, JAY-Z raps: "In Bel-Air only the nights get cold / I wrapped a yellow jacket around me / It's not lost on me, music has my kids sound asleep.
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"These have been pre-arranged deals but the timing has been accelerated with people being concerned that some will get cold feet - and they involved very large sums of money," said the partner, who declined to be named.
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"Once your feet get cold, your whole body is done," said Mr. Taveras, who was among the workers facing the daunting task of shoveling the snow to keep people from slipping on the checkered floors outside the hotel.
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"You think you're so smart and sneaky and while you probably will get away with it a couple of times — maybe even more times than not — at some point you're going to get cold-hard busted," the post read.
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Typical yellow jacket nests might contain up to a few thousand workers in a cavity, but if the weather doesn't get cold enough in the winter to kill off many of these insects, then the nest could live on.
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The arms are slightly long, which probably has something to do with the fact that I'm only five feet tall, but I don't mind being able to pull them over my hands if I get cold while walking around.
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But the fairytale dress actually causes her prince to bolt: with a dress that "upped the ante," Carrie expanded her wedding guest list from 74 to 400, causing Big to get cold feet and ultimately leave her at the alter.
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The longer he waits, the more likely it is that fellow Republicans get cold feet on a repeal, as they hear from more and more constituents and various interests that didn't get the influence they wanted in the early drafting stages.
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For example, mothers worry about bringing a sweater for the baby, because they don't want the baby to get cold; but also, if the baby gets cold and they are unprepared, they will be judged for it, while a father probably wouldn't be.
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Salomon X Pro 90 Custom Head Connect Women's Ski Boots for $490 ($210 off): Never get cold feet again with this pair of Salomon ski boots, which use a built-in battery and an app on your phone to keep your toes feeling toasty.
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Others spanned a range of typical Google searches, including hunting for recipes ("how to make a birthday cake"), understanding idioms ("hey Google, get cold feet"), beating pub quizzes ("presidents in order"), and looking for that perfect karaoke number ("you'll be in my heart just music").
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The arms are slightly long, which probably has something to do with the fact that I&aposm only five feet tall with short limbs, but I don&apost mind being able to pull them over my hands if I get cold while walking around.
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While not particularly inflated in relation to past post-earnings moves, this kind of price action — coupled with investors bailing on previously bullish bets — suggest that the market is starting to get cold feet in a stock that might have moved too far, too fast this year.
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" Let's also not forget the framework surrounding a night out: "It might be warm when you're at your destination, but when you're on your way or coming home if it's 3 AM and you're sweaty, you're going to get cold very quickly and be really vulnerable.
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It is one thing for Norway to sponsor talks between the opposition and Mr. Maduro's regime; it is another for the Europeans to get cold feet and accept Mr. Maduro's grip on power despite the widespread human rights violations by and clear illegality of his government.
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Also on Monday: Goldman Sachs started to get cold feet about its good buddy Donald Trump; the House of Commons told Trump to sod off back to his lorry, mate; John Yoo, of all people, hammered him for "executive overreach"; and Trump's diet and exercise habits disgusted the nation.
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One of the table tennis players tried to slap a boxer with his paddle only to get cold-cocked in the jaw, who then got hit in the eye by a series of rapid fire volleys from another table tennis player, playing the ball off the wrestler's cornea.
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It took like six seconds for Boston's front office to get cold feet on what is maybe not the best move in the universe—or at least one that invites criticism—and start deflecting blame away from themselves and onto manufactured concerns about the universally well-regarded player's winning spirit or whatever the hell.
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Here&aposs the Moment Nikki Bella Started to Get Cold Feet About Marrying John Cena "Honestly, I didn&apost think I&aposd get the part and I kept putting it off, not telling Nicole and not having the discussion of, &aposHey, there may be some graphic scenes,&apos" the 41-year-old actor said on " Conan " at the time.
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If you find that your hands tend to get cold as you type away through the day, you might benefit from this adorable cocoon-like cat mouse pad heater (if cats aren't your thing, try out the equally cute bee, panda, or ladybug!) or this super easy-to-use portable hand warmer that also doubles as a charging bank.
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When a relationship threatens to die out in "Winter," Khalid asks for a "promise that you'll keep my love with you" when things get cold; on the stark "Therapy," he does get the high, "tripping off your love and all the other drugs we taking," though he's still needing for some emotional reassurance from the other side.
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The post (which was not written by Huffman) featured a list of tips for moms and jokingly addressed teens about lying to their parents, "You think you're so smart and sneaky and while you probably will get away with it a couple of times — maybe even more times than not — at some point you're going to get cold-hard busted."
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No, the big and baggy option has everything you could possibly want in a pant — a high waisted fit to really define your waist, coverage in case you get cold at night or in air conditioning, room for your legs to get some air and a flattering silhouette that makes your legs look a mile long (we're exaggerating there, but you get it).
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McNeill's songwriting echoes back to the steady, octave-climbing early blink-182 influences while all the pop punk tropes remain: "Hey, hey, fuck high school / Drop out as soon as you want to / Leave town right after that / Don't come back until you're broke and bloody and tired," McNeill proclaims in an angsty protest in "Hey, Hey" off their 2016 record Never Get Cold.
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And if you visited China in the last 14 days and develop a fever, cough or trouble breathing, the CDC says you should seek medical care and tell your doctor about your travel before you visit a doctor's office or ER. "There are other viruses circulating around so if you do get cold and flu like symptoms it's more likely it's going to be one of those viruses and not this novel coronavirus," Adalja says.
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ZURICH/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Switzerland's drive to clinch a sweeping treaty putting its ties with the European Union on firmer footing has run aground as mainstream conservative parties get cold feet ahead of Britain's divorce talks with the EU. A new treaty could clear the way for closer ties in fields including financial services and power markets, but fear that any deal might upset Swiss voters under the country's system of direct democracy has put the project on hold.
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