I think that has come back to haunt us now, to haunt our society, to haunt our people, but also, to haunt our competitive capacity.
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"It really did haunt her and haunt the movie to a certain extent."
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It will haunt the rest of the NBA, or it will haunt the Lakers.
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"If I could haunt any museum, I'd want to haunt this one," she said.
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It's not the dead who haunt the living, it's the living who haunt the dead.
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There won't be any more of me left, and I'm going to haunt everybody, just haunt them, like a real bad time.
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Letting go can be hard; not only do some former owners haunt the houses they once inhabited, they say that the houses haunt them, too.
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The compromises I've made — sometimes they still haunt me.
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But eventually tribal realities come back to haunt the country.
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Hap's brain flowers aren't there just to haunt your nightmares.
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Watkins' Twitter comments have also come back to haunt her.
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The information you share can come back to haunt you.
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The images Kido saw on the way, still haunt him.
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But today, PowerPoint has come back to haunt me. Often.
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Also that year, Moore's cybersquatting came back to haunt him.
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Who knew that "Doughnutgate" would haunt her for so long?
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And that is why it will haunt Mrs May's government.
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Those deep, personal bonds almost came back to haunt her.
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I won't because then that knowledge would haunt me forever.
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In recent years, these questions have returned to haunt feminism.
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We all have things in our past that haunt us.
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It could haunt you for the rest of your life.
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Are we setting this example that will haunt us later?
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To silence the what ifs that continue to haunt me.
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Her voice is everything — it will haunt you for DAYS.
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"This will haunt me for the rest of my life."
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Today, it came back to haunt him, with a vengeance.
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Brown says the incident is going to haunt him forever.
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Republicans' empty "victory" will haunt then through the 2020 elections.
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Sachs later said the incident continued to haunt his family.
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Such incidents haunt him, and he wants talk about them.
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Those comments, though justified, may come back to haunt her.
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But that debt can come back to haunt a relationship.
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They will haunt the American conscience for decades to come.
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It's a miscalculation that will haunt Saudi Arabia for years.
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It quickly became a haunt of the downtown art world.
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Some of them continue to haunt us to this day.
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But this being a ghost story, he will haunt us.
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Everyone from his past is coming back to haunt him.
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He didn't turn to his usual haunt this time though.
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There is a Momo who is supposed to haunt Snapchat.
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Trump's campaign comments came back to haunt him once again.
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The consequences of this fateful decision continue to haunt us.
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And now it's going to come back to haunt them.
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Four years later, memories of that day still haunt Pajón.
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And now the report is coming back to haunt it.
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Checkpoints 8 and 9 from Day 2 still haunt me.
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You will have to forgo any plans to haunt anyone.
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I think that's going to come back and haunt them.
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Student loan debt can haunt borrowers long after they graduate.
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Pennywise the Clown might be back to haunt your dreams.
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On Tuesday, that voice came back to haunt the Democrats.
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He saw the consequences of hatred haunt his Muslim neighbors.
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His mashup of charm and evil will haunt your dreams.
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Fuck Santa: Krampus Furby is here to haunt us all.
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But in terms of comments that could haunt Trump's legacy?
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A failed show can haunt them or ruin their career.
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That is his legacy, and it will haunt his successors.
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The design of the euro suffered from two big defects that still haunt the single currency Yet the design of the euro suffered from two big defects that still haunt the single currency today.
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That all came back to haunt him in the end, though.
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If Cersei gets her way, she'll haunt the Iron Throne forever.
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They are two women whose names haunt British cold case files.
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I said, 'If I die I am going to haunt you.
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The nine-month convalescence that followed would haunt him for years.
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Haunt-like perceptions can also arise from reactions to toxic substances.
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And that could come back to haunt the President in court.
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They also began to haunt Alan Burdick of the New Yorker.
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And a ghost can comfort, but a ghost can also haunt.
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In the present, the repercussions of that summer still haunt them.
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It exists to haunt you with ghostly notifications that signify nothing.
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Libya's chaos, explained in five graphics Today his words haunt me.
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The deaths at the Battle of Hogwarts would haunt Harry forever.
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In future talks this contradiction could come to haunt Mrs May.
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This statement would soon come back to haunt the young congressman.
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How have her stories continued to haunt us for so long?
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The Abuja-Kaduna road has long been a haunt for kidnappers.
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Why have the past coming back to haunt her yet again?
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Those missed opportunities they usually can come back to haunt you.
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Surely nothing can actually "haunt" the multiplier lobbies of a videogame.
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Mr Cunha may be gone but his shadow will haunt them.
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You remember every dead child — you have nightmares, they haunt you.
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One thing is clear: these videos will haunt my dreams tonight.
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But doubts about their relationship would haunt Stalin throughout his rule.
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"Yes, it has come back to haunt the Republicans," said Napolitano.
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Over pints at a local left-wing haunt, he recounted story
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Big box-office hits are like ghosts: They haunt studio executives.
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True or not, her pronouncements haunt the characters through their lives.
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It was that particular detail, oddly, that seemed to haunt her.
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Do we think this all won't come back to haunt us?
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These questions could haunt us for a long time to come.
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Dyer would continue to haunt Bacon's paintings for years to come.
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The ghosts that haunt the castle all think they are doctors.
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"I'm not going to let this haunt me," he told them.
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The photographs of Henryk Ross haunt us in a particular way.
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The artist said working on the piece continued to haunt him.
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Of course, these fears haunt all of us, regardless of demographics.
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"This being a ghost story," Maltby warns, "he will haunt us."
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They will also very likely continue to haunt the Brittany shoreline.
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But his old summer haunt also now harbors tattoos and nightclubs.
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And if you're not careful, Tom Steyer will haunt your dreams.
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The truth may not always hurt, but it can certainly haunt.
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Koroma says the horrors of that fateful day still haunt him.
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Maybe that's why Mr. Seavey's "Homos" has continued to haunt me.
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But unemployment, poverty, gangs and drug use continue to haunt Pueblo.
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As a result, he added, the misinterpretation may haunt General McMaster.
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All the cows I've eaten have come back to haunt me.
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Their painful and thirsty hours in the desert haunt me still.
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The name of the victim ought to haunt us, oughtn't it?
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And the one that continues to haunt them is their bullpen.
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Cillizza: We should go to my NYC haunt: The Olive Garden.
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Any broken ties, even to the unborn, may haunt the descendants.
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Scandals from 2018 continued to haunt the tech world as well.
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Aren't the power dynamics that haunt international charity particularly present here?
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"My challenging earlier clearly came back to haunt us," Cassidy said.
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This is where the idea comes back to haunt its inventors.
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"Pico, the English Grotesque Clown" will haunt or amuse your dreams.
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It's impressive, considering the warehouse housing the haunt isn't that massive.
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Ready to buy a black turtleneck and haunt your local Apple store?
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It's a fun read that will haunt you to your very core.
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The guitar solo will haunt me for the rest of my days.
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Thirty years later, the secrets they share come back to haunt them.
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The Juul will likely haunt me for the rest of my life.
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I think this could be something that comes back to haunt him.
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But what happens when his criminal history comes back to haunt him?
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" Their response — loud, decisive, and nearly in unison — might haunt Walker. "No!
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Whatever you do, the strange case of Kuso will haunt you forever.
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An alleged NSA hacking tool has again surfaced to haunt the world.
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When you give up the freebees, they come back to haunt you.
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They were obstacles to be surmounted, the specters that haunt Maeve's nightmares.
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The prospect of increased regulation is coming back to haunt Big Tech.
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Helpful to get elected, it can come back to haunt you afterwards.
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It continues to haunt my credit, but I will never pay them.
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Ironically, haunt culture is at a high point in the United States.
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Artist Miguel Vasquez has created an image which will haunt you forever.
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"[W]hy must you haunt me with those memories," cried another fan.
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This way, she can become a ghost and haunt New York forever.
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No, he won't haunt your dreams after you finish watching the film.
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It might haunt the New York Mets a lot longer than that.
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Sorry, this snake story will haunt your dreams for weeks to come.
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But now, his 22015-character missives are coming back to haunt him.
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Let these cats eternally haunt your soul — in the most adorable way.
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We want to haunt them the way survivors and victims are haunted.
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Also, Paige, I'd love to see her haunt the halls of Degrassi.
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The Nixon transition, however, had two problems that would haunt Nixon's presidency.
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But that strategy came back to haunt Kors in the latest quarter.
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It may be Justin's own words that come back to haunt him.
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This big move into European stocks could come back to haunt investors.
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The backlash was loud and long and continues to haunt Rick Perry.
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February 24th, 22 My old local haunt has mutated down the decades.
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Ugh, the iPhone 26's problems keep coming back to haunt Apple.
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Monochrome dancers and the twisted heads of So Loki will haunt viewers.
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Here's another scene that continues to haunt me from time to time.
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And that judgment may haunt the nation's conscience for decades to come.
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But the circumstances of Khan's victory are likely to haunt his government.
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I suspect it will haunt us for a considerable time to come.
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Roofs collapse, pipes burst, ghosts of Civil War soldiers haunt your cellar.
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It's the eternal question that seems to haunt every college football season.
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These vaccine-derived viruses continue to haunt certain regions of the world.
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Nevertheless, local realism has continued to haunt the development of quantum physics.
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There are so many places and images that haunt me from 24.
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And it looks like that could be coming back to haunt him.
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WATCH: Russia's Radioactive Past Continues to Haunt Its Citizens What about Putin?
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But these are the memories that, in the quiet moments, haunt you.
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And I said that, and it keeps coming back to haunt me.
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In hindsight, that image, once celebrated, would come to haunt her politically.
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But such a laissez-faire attitude could come back to haunt them.
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Deenie's child doesn't constantly haunt Danny as he does in the book.
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Giant spiders made from balloons dwarf whole homes, headless horsemen haunt lawns.
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Callimachi: His words, his thoughts, his videos start to haunt the internet.
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Like ghosts from the past, these old tropes now haunt the present.
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It's still going to haunt these people the rest of their lives.
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That is why it continues to haunt Paris nearly three weeks later.
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The Donald's comments about nuclear weapons are sure to haunt the proceedings.
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Tweets from hours and days before mysteriously resurface to haunt the present.
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Those were the screams that will forever haunt those who witnessed me.
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The photo feels eerily sad in its capture: ghosts haunt the page.
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Like his plays, these works map social taboos that still haunt America.
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And the easy, quick decisions, sometimes they'll come back and haunt you.
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That&aposs right — the "Sunday scaries" don&apost have to haunt you.
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"These words, 'I love it,' will haunt Donald Trump Jr.," he said.
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In fact, it will haunt them from job interview to job interview.
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His casual treatment of their struggle may come back to haunt Republicans.
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The legal travails of President Bill Clinton may soon haunt President Trump.
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These positions also didn't come to haunt me on the national level.
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Boston Dynamics' latest robot can jump four feet, lift 100 pounds, and haunt your dreams Boston Dynamics' latest robot can jump four feet, lift 100 pounds, and haunt your dreams Engineering company Boston Dynamics has created a new robot.
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Ahead, 22 accounts of famous people and the lucky ghosts who haunt them.
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Breakingviews The ghosts of past failures haunt China's new mergers and acquisitions players.
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But there's even more evidence that Trump's words could come to haunt him.
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Your version of Frank Nitti will forever haunt my nightmares," another wrote. "R.
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It's rumored that spirits of slaughtered Saracen soldiers haunt the caves at night.
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These mistakes haunt the legacies of presidents, a specter they can never shake.
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Mental health disorders haunt a sizable portion of humanity at any given time.
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And why does her death haunt those who knew her to this day?
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More than "The Metamorphosis," Kafka's journals and "A Hunger Artist" haunt this text.
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At least now Black Mirror will haunt us all a little bit less.
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It's a pledge that may come back to haunt the Trump economic team.
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Slovenia and Croatia did not and that failure has returned to haunt them.
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But avoid that kind of email: It could come back to haunt you.
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Click through to find out which women are here to haunt your dreams.
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It's a terrifying film that will haunt your dreams and your waking moments.
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Because at some point, it&aposs going to come back to haunt him.
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Because one of them needs to haunt the shit out of this guy.
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Coal trains haunt backyards in the county, with a population hovering around 38,500.
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So the dark secrets, like the children who haunt survivors' dreams, lay buried.
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Now, those gross details haunt my interactions with almost every man I encounter.
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One relative's bad reputation will haunt them in their jobs and general livelihoods.
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A ball that brings itself back from the dead to haunt your ass.
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A half-century later, King's words continue to haunt our contemporary democratic imagination.
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What he saw then will haunt him for the rest of his life.
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This character question really does haunt the Texan, along with his radical image.
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He predicted a sanctions resolution will come back to haunt the Republicans politically.
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In 2016, a hotel group bought the former bohemian haunt for $250 million.
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None of them haunt me the way my brother's girlfriend's death haunts me.
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She even buried Jessica in Peter's front yard to haunt him even more.
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Charlotte's Marvin Williams came back to haunt his former team with 27 points.
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Misuse of government resources has come back to haunt past Trump administration officials.
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Democrats learned this year that the past will haunt you in unpredictable ways.
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I also knew that it would always haunt me if I didn't try.
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It was a restaurant with a reputation — a former speakeasy, a literary haunt.
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Five of them haunt this new production, and they dance the mambo, too.
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But despite his success, Dawson's past "edgy humor" comes back to haunt him.
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It's no wonder that the plight of Britney Spears continues to haunt us.
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But Perry's memory will still haunt the women's lives, and potentially their futures.
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This overly conservative investing philosophy could come back to haunt them, LaBella said.
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It was that kind of association that came back to haunt the senator.
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Nobody pitched well in June, but not everyone was haunt-your-dreams bad.
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There was this period of prosperity that now seems to haunt the city.
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Sleep is difficult now, but when it comes, his interrogators haunt him there.
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But the wounds from that night would haunt him for months to come.
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It's even true of the ghosts who show up to taunt and haunt.
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What Mr. Fallon thought would be a funny moment came to haunt him.
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Every autumn, I haunt local orchards, eager to pick bushels of my own.
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But the legacy of racism continues to haunt the movement and undermine progress.
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Leo Moro, 22, flew in from Finland just for Mr. Marcato's recent haunt.
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Tangles of old film and manila rope haunt the area beneath he stage.
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"Ever since, he has continued to haunt the scene," Professor de Bary said.
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Fonda later apologized for the photo, but it has continued to haunt her.
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And now people's knowledge of the rules is coming back to haunt him.
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But Turkey's resulting grip in Germany is coming back to haunt both sides.
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I hope those words don't come back to haunt me in the future.
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The agreement left ambiguities that would haunt the new country throughout his rule.
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"If you cry when I die, I'm going to haunt you," Rick said.
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The fallout from Wexner's relationship with Epstein has continued to haunt the company.
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I've written repeatedly about Backpage over the years because the stories haunt me.
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WASHINGTON — Rarely do a presidential candidate's own words so definitively haunt his presidency.
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And his foreign policy decisions will haunt the world for years to come.
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Cambodia's history of political violence under Hun Sen continues to haunt its people.
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It's not the zombies of Hitler, Goebbels, Ulbricht and Honecker who haunt us.
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And there's Mr. Cioffi's kindergarten haunt, Stuart's Fruit Farm, family-owned since 245.
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Unfortunately, Johann's popularity had come back to haunt him—people kept recognizing him.
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Those drives ended in field goals, which would come back to haunt Dallas.
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Addicts and dealers haunt corners and squares where prostitutes once plied their trade.
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Casey: These dangerous old technologies in schools are coming back to haunt us.
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And like all ghosts these memories linger, with the power to haunt us.
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"I'm like, 'Well little did you know I'm here to haunt you,' " Rippon said.
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Everything that was pushed out for the holidays is coming back to haunt me.
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Verlander's aggressiveness eventually came back to haunt him in the top of the fourth.
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The open question of Rory's child's father's identity will haunt us until next season.
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Read more: 5 ghosts from Biden's past that could haunt him during the primaries.
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Those are the moments that still haunt Delaney, who was 18 at the time.
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So kind of the … of our government is coming back to haunt us ultimately.
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Professor Olaf Blanke recently demonstrated that haunt-like illusions could arise from perceptual disorientation.
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The terms of service we hurriedly agreed to keep coming back to haunt us.
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Baghdadi may have departed our world, but his ghost will continue to haunt us.
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The outcome of the trial will come back to haunt Trump on Election Day.
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Their words echo the past, the ghosts of Falluja back to haunt them again.
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Use this time to slow down—reunite with a sibling, visit an old haunt.
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Although the question continues to haunt Manzone, he has decided not to get tested.
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The killing of Philando Castile will haunt us for a long time to come.
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It is the chocolate chip croissant bread pudding, however, that continues to haunt me.
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It's official: American Horror Story will be back to haunt our dreams in 2017.
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The ghosts of failed revolution, like the traumas of love, continue to haunt him.
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It's called a Dinocephalosaurus, and it will haunt you like it now haunts me.
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Prominent conservatives, too, fear that such a precedent might come back to haunt them.
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DECISIONS made long ago, and often long since forgotten, can come back to haunt.
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"I think the ghosts continued to haunt her," her brother told Variety last month.
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But the company's troubled past with developers could still haunt it, despite these changes.
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And when it does, episodes like "Metalhead" will surely haunt us for months afterward.
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So, make those loan payments — or they will keep coming back to haunt you.
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It's a decision that would haunt La Marr for the rest of her life.
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Colton Haynes "High school continues to haunt me forever," Haynes captioned his yearbook shame.
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It's a decision that may come back to haunt Rick and prove Daryl right.
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Financial worries haunt the population, 77% of whom have less than $2 a day.
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But we'll start with the one couples costume that will—surprisingly—haunt your dreams.
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But that stance came to haunt the Peña Nieto administration after the kingpin escaped.
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But what, if anything, remains of the original Gaelic belief that spirits can haunt?
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None of the things that haunt either of us are problems for the other.
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I actually own the original carousel from my favorite childhood Smurf haunt, Gift Expressions.
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Much to Lucious' chagrin, this all comes back to haunt him in the present.
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Satan himself appears in various forms, often in ways that will haunt your dreams.
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Fatigue over the very idea of racial justice continues to haunt the American soul.
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Radio: Radio has quickly turned into a local haunt for the South Austin community.
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But Boston found their traction and came back to haunt the Bulls, 4-2.
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But his work guiding Ukraine's foreign policy has also come back to haunt him.
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Almost a decade later, the video and the child in it still haunt her.
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It ought to learn from Verizon's experience: risky deals may come back to haunt.
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In the middle of nowhere it sat, half cowboy haunt and half ramshackle house.
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This bust will live on permanently in the terminal to haunt flight-goers. Â
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This nameless, faceless betrayer will haunt our dreams for the rest of our days.
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But as OUAT shows us often, the past always comes back to haunt you.
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Meanwhile, the shortwave site continues to haunt her sound art performances and interactive installations.
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She said she told him, 'If I die, I am going to haunt you.
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And today she knows the revenge porn case may also continue to haunt her.
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But what was entered into his medical records in Indiana continued to haunt him.
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Seriously, that video of Harry Potter's Dobby dancing to Shakira may haunt your dreams.
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Most importantly, politicians should remember that unrealistic promises may come back to haunt them.
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It continues to haunt the millions who must contend with its aftermath every day.
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Two decades after Teekah went missing, the fear, panic and regret still haunt her.
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A group of haunt-loving dweebs could definitely make a decent living producing horrors.
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When he passes on, his ghost could haunt Trump in the form of Rep.
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But though Mr. Clinton made his remarks in Pennsylvania, they could still haunt Mrs.
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Win or lose, Moore's candidacy will haunt the Republican Party for a long time.
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The loss would haunt him; he always referred to himself by their shared initials.
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Nonetheless, these controversies are now returning to haunt Clinton as November's election draws near.
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This will come back to haunt the party in this next election and beyond.
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Those assertions will haunt Clinton until she's able to put the issue to bed.
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Hunger and sickness haunt the hearts of parents and curtail the possibilities of children.
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"If it's not based on fairness, it comes back to haunt us," Portman said.
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Expect the specter of Donald Trump to haunt CPAC for the next three days.
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Still, deaths like Mr. Coleman's and Mr. Cook's continue to haunt the Police Department.
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Honoring delicacy over full disclosure only comes back to haunt you in the end.
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This seems to haunt him, and come up in all manner of casual conversation.
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In part, this may be the UK's good reputation coming back to haunt it.
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Museum of Jewish Heritage "Let the atrocious images haunt us," Susan Sontag once wrote.
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I have spent the past three years trying not to let it haunt me.
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Perhaps the only way to truly inhabit a place forever is to haunt it.
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But the freewheeling, flamboyant style he cultivated may be coming back to haunt him.
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But then he just said something else that will come back to haunt him.
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It was at first base that he made the error that would haunt him.
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Gunfire, the sound that would come to haunt the class, was just moments away.
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A Facebook photo from the end of college could come back to haunt you.
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Don't let your inbox haunt you—here are 10 productivity tips from WIRED's staff.
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That could come back to haunt him, leaving some, perhaps even many, feeling disenfranchised.
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Slave catchers haunt the underground river, but May is clever and staunch, even heroic.
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"It was a mistake and I think it will come back to haunt us."
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Why haunt the sewers of Paris when you could frolic on a Brooklyn boardwalk?
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A startlingly original debut feature about the specters that haunt Dakar, and everywhere else.
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Russia investigation The Russia investigation is back to haunt President Trump and his supporters.
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The color palates of its main locations (Hoth, Dagobah, Cloud City) haunt our dreams.
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I'm sorry, but does Rudy Giuliani really look like someone that would haunt you?
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Mr. Dauphin faced the prospect of a conviction that would haunt him for years.
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The deaths of Carlos and other children under his watch continue to haunt him.
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Where abandoned cars haunt the ruined streets like ghosts, vestiges of what once was.
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Some people do yoga, some people wear gas masks and haunt obscure European woodlands.
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If you're going to ignore this issue, it will come back to haunt you.
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The summit underscored how Europe's 2015 spike in immigration continues to haunt the bloc.
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Heilmann's paintings gleefully haunt those artworks which make claims on purity, autonomy, or clarity.
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I didn't quite buy his reasoning, but years later, his words still haunt me.
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You don't have to worry about old stuff coming back to haunt or embarrass you.
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And his lyrics haunt, painting the human condition and the Southwest with a fine brush.
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Don't say something in June of 2019 that will haunt you in November of 2020.
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To echo the premise, Glass uses choral chanting to haunt the viewer throughout the film.
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Jack Cassidy's tragic death would haunt his son David for the rest of his life.
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Scott is defensive, but he knew it was going to come back to haunt him.
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Embarrassing memories still haunt many of us; things like losing control of one's bodily functions.
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The political calculations they make now could help or haunt them in years to come.
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Something tells us that rape back story will come back to haunt him (and us).
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But another longstanding problem in Chicago — shootings by civilians — has continued to haunt the city.
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I spoke too soon because the sleep filter is here to literally haunt your dreams.
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Our haunt is a squat rack and mat facing a wall, away from the fray.
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Those grasshoppers still haunt me to this day even though I really liked this movie.
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"We thought it was dead, but it has come back to haunt us," he wrote.
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Nearly half agreed or strongly agreed that spirits can or do haunt the physical realm.
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She was found dead in the Coronado, and she apparently continues to haunt the hotel.
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Deflategate is coming back to haunt Tom Brady — at least, at one Kentucky elementary school.
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These are very real problems that will haunt those who have been supportive of Obamacare.
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Missed Slack notifications can haunt a person's every waking hour — and their sleeping hours too.
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In the end, one of his fake identities—the pilot—came back to haunt him.
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Donald Trump's words are coming back to haunt him in Hillary Clinton's latest campaign ad.
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But Kershaw&aposs bedeviling postseason past came back to haunt him at the worst time.
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Across genres, each of these horror films will haunt you like the ghosts they depict.
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Just like our own Facebook profiles, Facebook's past activities keep coming back to haunt them.
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Here, for once, the dead forms who haunt the living aren't malicious, confused, or angry.
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When you go on a date with him, he takes you on an actual haunt.
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The images of the dirty bathroom and the underweight boy will haunt him, he says.
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Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi warned Republicans that the vote would come back to haunt them.
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If not properly addressed, this oversight could well come back to haunt the fledgling industry.
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The beat goes on." and "If you don't pursue your dreams, your dreams haunt you.
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Speaking of ghosts, what former Degrassi students would you like to see haunt the halls?
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He also took her state photo identification, which would haunt her for years to come.
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Moonlike shapes haunt this abstract photogram, made in 215 by the artist Laszlo Moholy-Nagy.
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The story centers around a fishing boat captain whose past comes back to haunt him.
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Entering this frightful franchised haunt forces visitors to come face-to-face with bad luck.
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Or is this a case of Samsung's performance benchmark cheating coming back to haunt them?
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But on International Women's Day these dude-heavy photos might come back to haunt him.
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The lack of those basic rights and the drug charge that followed haunt Kory Wright.
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Yet just two months later, ISDS has come back to haunt the President's landmark decision.
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It isn't the first time, Zhao's views have come back to haunt the Chinese leadership.
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Watch for yourself here: The moment that could haunt the rest of JR Smith's life.
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Fox News has come back to haunt itself, thanks to none other than Kendrick Lamar.
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Head to Silver Lake to up the spiciness ante inside this super colorful Thai haunt.
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She no longer needs to "haunt" streets, the strangely spectral metaphor used by Virginia Woolf.
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This promises to be a perceptive page-turner, a volume to haunt summer's warm nights.
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Cancer is too abstract and existential a threat to haunt us with the same immediacy.
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And they may haunt the tiny judicial giant if Mr Trump wins the general election.
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He let it haunt him for six years, until the gas company finally sued him.
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Wild Things, which opened in March, has the outward appearance of your average Neukölln haunt.
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Every good art form needs a phantom or two in the basement to haunt it.
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That may come back to haunt them electorally, but not after millions suffer the consequences.
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Oversharing about details of your personal life and finances can come back to haunt you.
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But it's the movie's delineations of oppression — cultural, sexual and familial — that will haunt you.
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Its fractured vestiges now haunt our stellar neighborhood and occasionally end up falling to Earth.
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But their past, as it always does, will also haunt them in a major way.
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Memories of 2016 continue to haunt the Democratic National Committee, which experienced Russia's attack firsthand.
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Memories of 2000 continue to haunt the Democratic National Committee, which experienced Russia's attack firsthand.
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But that history may well have come back to haunt him in a presidential race.
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The specter, a floating, bloody head, was said to haunt the street during the 83s.
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Have you heard stories about the ghosts who are said to haunt New York City?
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The provocation is apt to haunt you for some time after the lights go up.
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Forgeries still mingle with the artifacts in collections, Minotaur myths haunt the more fanciful restorations.
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That may come back to haunt them electorally, but not until millions suffer the consequences.
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What I saw in those seconds will haunt me for the rest of my days.
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If they do, Game 2 may yet come back to haunt him, and the franchise.
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Such tricks could come back to haunt them, he said, when Democrats are in power.
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It was the last two plays of that drive that seemed to haunt Jones afterward.
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Try using an ancient demonic curse to bind your book and haunt your enemies instead.
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Our sadistic treatment and manipulation of animals for centuries has come back to haunt us.
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While great whites haunt the deep, walking sharks are content to scuttle in the shallows.
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The stories of the migrant children who have been separated from their parents haunt me.
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She really has a problem," then adding: "It's going to come back to haunt her.
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The fallout from the Equifax hack is likely to haunt consumers for years to come.
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Still, the bill could come back to haunt us when the next financial storm hits.
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For example, could abortions haunt women later in life and cause major feelings of regret?
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The only thing that will haunt you is not dressing your dog up for Halloween.
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Trump's past boasts about a Trump bump in stocks may come back to haunt him.
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Praising WikiLeaks for releasing the Podesta emails, some say, could return to haunt Trump supporters.
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Ahead judgesfor its "quality and simplicity," noting that it had become a favorite local haunt.
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Massive deficits -- the price, today, of Republican voodoo economics -- will haunt our present and future.
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But in 2016, the iconic haunt closed its doors after a battle with the landlord.
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Years of cutting costs to the bone have finally come back to haunt Kraft Heinz.
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Now, more than 25 years later, Terry said, memories from that night still haunt her.
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What the missing word might be is sure to haunt you all the way home.
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They connected over their shared love of Latin music, and Pulse became their regular haunt.
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We marveled at it the way people marvel at the ballet, at paintings that haunt.
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There was the occasional flicker of the past, coming back to haunt Jamie or Claire.
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This was portrayed as a clever debate move but it will come to haunt her.
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You can go years in ignorant bliss before the past comes back to haunt you.
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Photo: Harriet A Cunniffe (BMJ)Here's a story that'll haunt you into your golden years.
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Either way, we all have musical ghosts, and sometimes they're just destined to haunt us forever.
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It may be that repealing Obamacare will come back to haunt Trump in the long term.
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Since then, she's had roles in films like Maniac, Iron Man 3, Haunt, and Behind You.
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Decades after she was thrust into the public eye, she says the murders still haunt her.
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Similar problems haunt Ms Harris's daring plan to offer tax credits for those facing high rents.
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No way is any of this going to come back to haunt the citizens of Midnight!
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Making your posts ephemeral means that, in most cases, they won't come back to haunt you.
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When our places of origin become more and more unrecognizable, our homes begin to haunt themselves.
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"Characters make bad choices that come back to haunt them," Charles Yu writes in his review.
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King David's lusts return to haunt him: a love-child perishes and his son Absalom revolts.
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This fashion dilemma can haunt us, from fashion lovers to trend observers and everyone in between.
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The Croatian's own demon — the double fault — came back to haunt her in the sixth game.
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But it would not have been a true Broadway haunt without the odd bit of drama.
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But Hart soon found that criminal accusations can continue to haunt people even when they're acquitted.
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I'm down with Freddy Krueger but a story about animal poachers will haunt me for years.
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Regardless, the "ghost ship" will live on to haunt Lake Superior -- at least in some minds.
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Yoshinoya, a favourite haunt for gyudon (a bowl of rice topped with beef), has done likewise.
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That admission could come back to haunt him when his emergency declaration is challenged in court.
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We're just lucky she had time to stop by her old American Horror Story haunt first.
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I can only turn to therapy and deal with the demons that continue to haunt me.
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We know from the Cursed Child synopsis that the past will come back to haunt Harry.
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But the exposure of some of its efforts has come back to haunt the intended beneficiaries.
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"Those tiny-float I.P.O.s come back to haunt you," Mr. Wolff of Manhattan Venture Partners said.
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There's a lesson here for all our players: arrogance will come back to haunt you eventually.
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So, in short, the humanimals of 2019 probably aren't the kind that haunt will your nightmares.
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A few brave souls even offered up some memorable examples that haunt them to this day.
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Belichick knows that if the team isn't training early, it could come back to haunt them.
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On a personal level, these "What happened to me?" questions can haunt a patient for years.
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Below, two ways to make this happen so it won't come back to haunt you. 1.
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I need to know her secret, because all those years of Catholic school still haunt me.
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The sight of Raven eating the vent cheese will haunt you for the rest of time.
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If the trailer is any indication, this film will haunt your nightmares for weeks to come.
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Mel Gibson's infamous "sugar tits" quote came back to haunt him at this year's Golden Globes.
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The stakes are high, too: Student loans, if not handled properly, can haunt borrowers for years.
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But he said the repercussions of Trump's rise will haunt those involved in 2016's race.
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She returned to the Brian Center, where she says memories of her abuse still haunt her.
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Twitter has never been a forgiving place—one bad tweet can and will haunt you forever.
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What does it mean for a ghost to haunt someone who can't tell she's being haunted?
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These represent the artist's genuine and frank reconciliation with the shadows that haunt her formative years.
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Along with this anniversary, the myth of duration-based recession has come back to haunt us.
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But the Emoluments Clause may come back to haunt him in ways that underscore its importance.
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You seem to have special affection for the foxes who haunt the alleyways of East London.
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"This one'll haunt me for a long time if we can't get it reversed," he said.
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For countless displaced residents, it is the lost things money cannot replace that will haunt them.
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"The horror of hearing that bus driver and those screaming kids will haunt me," he said.
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This old adage may come back to haunt advocates of $2628-per-hour minimum wage laws.
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I'm most excited to see Pennywise, a horrifying Bill Skarsgård, terrorize and haunt the new cast.
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But Page decided against a change, and that original mission statement has come to haunt them.
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Yet, this agreement said "in this district," three words likely to come back to haunt Epstein.
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Morrison's novel imagines Garner's dead daughter returning to haunt her and her family as a ghost.
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The questions of the how and why the Holocaust happened should always haunt and challenge us.
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Mindful that the birther issue could also haunt Mr. Trump in his first debate with Mrs.
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The women-only communal bathhouse, a frequent haunt for lesbians, didn't have a sign out front.
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The slightest encouragement of Mr. Trump's venomous, self-serving politics will haunt our democracy for decades.
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But his habit of creating alternative realities and eroding trust could come back to haunt him.
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It seems like the exact scenario that may come back to haunt me in eight months.
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I've worked really hard to let those demons out but some of them still haunt me.
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His spontaneous drawings haunt his art practice as a sort of lost demon of pure exuberance.
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It might be unwelcome, but if we ignore it, those problems come back to haunt us.
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There are personal memories, connections, talk of the ghosts that haunt places you know too well.
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He was clearly pushing forward issues and ideas that would probably come back to haunt us.
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Images of lost and murdered children haunt the narrative, specters of snuffed lives and broken hopes.
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That may come back to haunt him, as it almost did with Aroldis Chapman last year.
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Rather, Russia's rough history — so evident one century ago — continues to haunt and shape its future.
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Ms. Irwin said she was appalled at the politicization of issues that haunt sexual abuse survivors.
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The cast-iron gates, the barbed wire and the sheer scale of it still haunt him.
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And finally, what counterfactuals and alternative versions of events would continue to haunt us through 2017?
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On Wednesday, Mr. Moore insisted the accusations would not haunt a second bid for the Senate.
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But in places where the laws remain active, they haunt people struggling to pay back loans.
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The film's controversial and influential ending is likely to haunt you well after the credits roll.
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Post-haunt, participants had a lesser tendency to ruminate on things that were bothering them beforehand.
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" Minutes later, he followed up with another Clinton broadside: "The 'deplorables' came back to haunt Hillary.
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The partial exception, as I've suggested, can be found in Smith's faces, which haunt each other.
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The Affair Noah's troubled past with women is coming back to haunt him several times over.
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But the suspicion that he is an accomplice to a gruesome murder continues to haunt him.
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"Annabelle: Creation" tells the story of how one evil doll came to haunt so many movies.
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"The forces you are enabling are going to come back to haunt you," he said. Opinion
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Questions haunt the families of the lost migrants each time they look out toward the sea.
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That assertion will haunt the second half of the movie, which follows the couple to London.
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But it wasn't until this week that the marijuana disclosure apparently came back to haunt Banks.
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"Everything you say feels like a potential threat, that it could come back to haunt you."
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Workers in hazmat suits haunt the surrounding streets, and the neighborhood has a strong police presence.
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That said, being impeached really bothers him and will continue to haunt him in some ways.
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Testimonies from former camp detainees have made headlines outside of China, and these accounts haunt Rozinisa.
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The events in Juba six years ago still haunt Ms. Meling, now a mother of six.
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We sense their hold on her and are alerted anew to the ones that haunt us.
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The jury of the future The Trump impeachment will also haunt Washington for years to come.
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So, naturally, this brief bug encounter has been preserved as a GIF to haunt us forevermore.
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Intel's manufacturing technology issues will haunt the chipmaker for a long time, according to Raymond James.
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It's a risky stance that could come back to haunt him in the November 2020 election.
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But it also raised serious — and still unresolved — questions that could come back to haunt him.
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The memories of that day haunt him, and says he wishes he could have done more.
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On chilly nights, they rattle dreams and haunt old apartments with their hisses, squeals and clanks.
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His rebuke of Trump over Syria could come back to haunt him in a primary bid.
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Then I picked them up and walked them to dinner at the Theater District haunt Orso.
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The article would haunt him throughout his political career, despite his changing views on the subject.
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And if I couldn't save both, it would haunt me for the rest of my life.
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If you look at him for too long, he will haunt the shit out of you.
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"His ashes would haunt us until we unraveled the true cause of the disaster," Chertok said.
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Here are some refreshers: Andrew ran the Stars Hollow bookstore, Rory's favorite non-coffee-serving haunt.
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It both horrified and stunned me, and will probably haunt my dreams for at least a week.
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There's a narrative that says abortions are always traumatic or harrowing, or that they haunt women forever.
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This threat will haunt my sepia-toned, slow-motion-enabled, alternate-universe nightmares for years to come.
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Blue Bottle's fancy coffee shops have long been a favorite haunt of Silicon Valley's movers and shakers.
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The venue is called the Haunt, which, after asking multiple people, we learn is definitely not haunted.
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And, until I see it again, I know Hereditary will haunt me, in the best possible way.
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First up is a classic Stretch Armstrong toy ,whose moist, squishy death cries will haunt your nightmares.
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I know it will haunt my dreams for weeks, but I can't help it, I'm so curious.
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If Daenerys Targaryen's (Emilia Clarke) familial haunt was a shrug of a locale, this wouldn't matter much.
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The work, which I saw on my way out, will haunt my dreams — and now yours, too.
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Every year, Pickett's deathless (sorry) hit shambles out of the grave to haunt playlists the world over.
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Ghost GIFs to Haunt Your Halloween | GIF Six-Pack This Is How 'The Wolfpack' Brothers Do Halloween
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But as I said, the dead now haunt this world and there are special complications you'll encounter.
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Cross-stitch kits (those Victorian kittens haunt me still; they took years off my life), the smocking.
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And it certainly doesn't help when a goddam djinn decides to haunt the hell out of them.
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But his brashness and any incaution could come back to haunt him once he's on his own.
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There's also the privacy concern, which will haunt Facebook like a curse for the rest of time.
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Martínez's most outlandish story is that of ""—a former employee who is said to haunt the establishment.
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And yet, hiding within the profile is this absurd clip, which will truly haunt my dreams forever.
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In particular, he began to haunt the "exmormon" subreddit, a haven for Mormons scrutinizing the Church's teachings.
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As some lawmakers have learned the hard way, old yearbook photos can come back to haunt you.
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You said last year that the image of her and her mattress should haunt all of us.
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The past coming back to haunt you is the trope of too many horror films to name.
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An even stronger visual image of rage that I suspect will come back to haunt the Republicans.
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Ticks—those unbreakable, blood-lusting arthropods that haunt your summer camp memories—have some fascinating genetic secrets.
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Samantha's (Gaby Hoffmann) parents get divorced, leaving her with emotional issues that will haunt her for years.
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But recently, zoologists found that two predators are teaming up to both survive and haunt your nightmares.
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Click here for tips to clean it up and prevent things from coming back to haunt you.
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It's an elegant fever dream of a book, one that will haunt you after you finish it.
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They're meant to haunt us beyond all reason and thought, and they work, at least for me.
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And the horrific Las Vegas massacre, the largest mass shooting of modern times, continues to haunt concertgoers.
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But China's reliance on dirty coal has come back to haunt its own citizens, according to Nahm.
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"That's the last thing you want to have happen, for that kick to haunt you," Catanzaro said.
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For Barack Obama, failing to follow through on a "red line" crossed will haunt him for years.
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So this is going to haunt the Senate, going to change the judiciary and it's so unnecessary.
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It can haunt them like a malicious spirit, cursing future projects and warding off all subsequent fame.
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It is all too real, and will continue to haunt this town and every person in it.
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"One bad decision can haunt you forever," says Jeff Probst, who clearly has been reading my diary.
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This deficit will haunt Kaine's appeal to the youth, no matter how much Kaine likes The Replacements.
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The faces of the impoverished people of the world would haunt my dreams until my dying breath.
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No matter how much you grow as a person in Riverdale the past will always haunt you.
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Ghost GIFs to Haunt Your Halloween | GIF Six-Pack MIT's Nightmare Machine Made Its Scariest Image Yet
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When these two planets clash, ways we have been irresponsible or thoughtless come back to haunt us.
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With Big Dog busy pulling Santa's sleigh, what horrible robotic hybrid is left to haunt our dreams?
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While Immelt did sell much of GE Capital in 2015, the remnants continue to haunt the company.
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There are many reasons to believe Trump's myriad legal fights will haunt him through his first term.
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A few true reactionaries haunt the political philosophy departments at Catholic universities and publish in paleoconservative journals.
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And Jeff Immelt made a series of bad decisions that have come back to haunt General Electric.
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Nameless, I haunt for god and love in extinct places, curve myself inside desire's eye and drink.
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Known for its twist ending, this horror film will continue to haunt you long after it's over.
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Amazon promised to redress the gaps, but it reminds us how systemic inequality can haunt machine intelligence.
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Reporter Dave Scott had a slow news day last month that's now coming back to haunt him.
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This is going to haunt them for the future, if they don't take a very strong position.
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The president's contempt for mainstream polling and the media may come back to haunt him in November.
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But the corner and the store have always changed, so the memories just haunt me. Yes. Exactly.
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Black-and-white illustrations of grotesque, grinning spirits haunt pseudonymous artist Junk Yard Chicago's body of work.
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El Tamarindo is the latest D.C. haunt to seize on big political names in the news cycle.
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She was hit by a car and killed on the now-infamous road she continues to haunt.
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Though Julia Cho is a playwright of subtlety, violence and devastating loss haunt many of her works.
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They are playing muzik di zumbi, the only sound that can haunt something as dead as you.
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"What I've done is essentially going to haunt me for the rest of my life," he said.
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Also a practical nightmare, as the lies he tells, amplified by social media, return to haunt him.
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"The migration issue will certainly continue to haunt Merkel until the end of her term," said Nickel.
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The country is suffering in ways that will continue to haunt us well beyond this current moment.
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But the shoes definitely continue to inspire and haunt Lila, and her protectiveness over them is extreme.
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That lack of timeouts came back to haunt Seattle on the final drive when seconds ticked away.
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A wild-haired spirit who calls herself Care has come to taunt and haunt the avaricious Faust.
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In "Nonomiya," a noh play from the 15th century, a ghost returns to haunt her former lover.
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Once a criminal haunt in the 1930s, Fitzroy is now one of the city's most fashionable corners.
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Sounds from the shooting haunt many on the team: sirens, loud cracks, bullets whizzing by the ear.
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They run an art gallery out of their apartment nearby, and Forlini's has become their favorite haunt.
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Throwing that dead possum on his roof has come back to haunt Wendy in a big way.
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I left prison convinced that the third of my life lost to maximum security wouldn't haunt me.
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Here the body is death — the millions killed who haunt the conference attendees — but it's also desire.
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A yellow for the Belgian midfield star, which could come back to haunt him in the tournament.
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Later, she was said to mingle daily at Sardi's, the thespians' haunt in New York's Theater District.
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It's an insanely rich and flavorful version of the Southern classic, and it'll haunt you with joy.
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After decades as a nightclub and celebrity haunt, the restaurant became Graydon Carter's vision of a chophouse.
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Rites of passage include hate mail, death threats and the vicious thoughts that haunt them at night.
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But lashing out at others in the heat of the moment can come back to haunt you.
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Journalist Zaid Jilani describes how the controversies of Bloomberg's past could haunt him in the Democratic Primary.
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He also avoided a California Democratic event where he was aware the immigration issue could haunt him.
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A couple of images haunt me from this "West Side Story," and both do come from video.
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And the unexplained questions its premise posed in my mind continue to haunt me to this day.
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The controversy could "absolutely" haunt Sanders now, said Adrienne Elrod, who was Clinton's director of strategic communications.
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These problems haunt Scott Peters when he takes his machine to market in "SAM"'s second half.
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Over four years later, the night of the hurricane, and all the nights after, still haunt them.
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In many ways, the endings of these decade-spanning friendships haunt us more than the romantic ones.
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It's an intrusion on quiet, innocuous solemnity, and it will haunt your thoughts pervasively and perpetually thereafter.
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Damon&aposs past came back to haunt him when Ellie was kidnapped AGAIN over his unpaid debts.
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At the time they were faint figures of my childhood; now their actions haunt us all forever.
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He does not so much write lives as haunt them; he seems to invade his subject's dreams.
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"Freetown Sound" is about voices—whose get heard, whose have the capacity to guide or haunt you.
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The vestiges of abuse continue to haunt the medical system, and give context to current racial disparities.
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Old rivalries come back to haunt the lawyers at Pearson Specter Litt in this Season 7 finale.
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The process also opened his eyes to the racial politics that still haunt the criminal justice system.
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But if he does win the nomination, it's going to come back and haunt him in November.
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Catherine Murphy makes paintings that get under my skin, that haunt me, that seem inexhaustible and mysterious.
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She makes works that get under my skin, that haunt me, and that seem inexhaustible and mysterious.
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We asked the actor if he thought that mark might still haunt Bran going into season seven.
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Click here to view original GIFAdmittedly this gif does no justice to the experience of watching Haunt—Serena Parr and Lilian Mehrel's attempt at applying traditional narrative film to VR. In Haunt you watch moments past and present unfold from the perspective of a girl who has recently died.
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In November, the whales arrive in droves, and the ghost said to haunt Miranda's bedroom makes an appearance.
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Other times, Ms. Cuckson's filigree lines seemed to haunt Mr. Kremer's playing like an apparition from the future.
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And the decisions he makes to run a less functional Obamacare marketplace could come back to haunt him.
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After the child died, their parents sealed up the room out of fear that they might haunt it.
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Now the pastel candy coloured street near Bastille is an increasingly sought after haunt for photographers and filmmakers.
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You must not mind a certain coolness from him Still said to haunt this side of Panther Mountain.
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But Fanny's sense of entitlement to these mysterious powers sees France's colonial past come back to haunt her.
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As the players go on these hunts, the ship sends phantoms of Eris' old fireteam to haunt her.
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Subscribe now for an inside look into the case that continues to haunt the nation, only in PEOPLE.
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Coming back to haunt the government are some unusual features of the peace process that began in 1994.
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That standalone format should provide ample room to explore both for future seasons and in the haunt experience.
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Well, out at Knott's Berry Farm, there's a new virtual reality component to their haunt called FearVR:5150.
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But the shift in Democratic sentiment on gun legislation is likely to haunt at least one contender. Sen.
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Even when Microsoft axed Kinect and achieved price parity, the sins of the past continued to haunt them.
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Will questions over Russia come back to haunt the Democrats as we look ahead on "Sunday Morning Futures"?
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They're the stars of classic movie musicals, and they do haunt the film, giving it form and structure.
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For others, such as resisters Robin Long and James Burmeister, public statements have come back to haunt them.
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Surely there are enough forces — both supernatural and ordinary — to haunt Hawkins, Indiana, for decades to come, right?
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"Once again, convenience and ease of use brought by new technologies come back to haunt us," Segura says.
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One video, for example, features the "Frankenpig," a bacon-wrapped, spaghetti-stuffed turkey that will haunt your arteries.
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I guess that's the thing about these nine poems, they're inspired by everything and they literally haunt me.
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It's also in this first week back that everything you forgot to purchase comes back to haunt you.
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I can't help but visualize the rough and ready crowd at the Beatles' old Liverpool haunt, the Cavern.
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However, from time to time, technical issues haunt both Microsoft and rival Sony and brief server outages occur.
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"To this day I have memories of those final weeks that haunt me," he continued in his address.
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If you didn't get nostalgic over old, forgotten, terrible things, they wouldn't resurface to haunt us years later.
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It's a way to warn Abigail about how mistakes can haunt you and to prove that she's imperfect.
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"That continues to haunt our society, and the only way forward is through truth and reconciliation," she said.
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Also: after four days of refusing to eat the salad, our choices have come back to haunt us.
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Butler's first-inning struggles continued to haunt him, but he settled in nicely following a three-run first.
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The case was settled in March 2006 after months of depositions that would come back to haunt Cosby.
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Expect footage of that press conference to haunt them when it is hurled at House Republicans in 2018.
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They question everything and do not allow the danger of a single narrative to haunt their future representation.
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Even though the Samsung Galaxy Note7 is dead and buried, its ghost continues to haunt the smartphone market.
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They excoriated the move on Thursday, warning Republicans that supporting Trump now could haunt them down the line.
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Butler's first-inning struggles continued to haunt him but he settled in nicely following a three-run first.
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MADRID — After 10 years, one of the worst doping scandals in Spain continues to haunt the country's athletes.
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There's something my former CBS News colleague Lesley Stahl said a while back that continues to haunt me.
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Was it the ghosts of our cows, whom we'd left to be slaughtered, coming back to haunt us?
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Mr. Ito said the controversy over Ms. Murata's part-Taiwanese heritage could also haunt her and the party.
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Cold War ghosts haunt Latvia amid renewed NATO-Russia tensionsAfghan teenager met Munich gunman just before attack: prosecutorU.
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President Richard Nixon is a prime example of how such a strategy can come back to haunt you.
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Packs of Polteageist haunt hotels and restaurants around the Galar region, and the Pokémon packs a unique flavor.
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The comparison from detractors would haunt Wayne for years while the comparison from fans would simultaneously animate him.
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These questions still haunt me, and my biggest sense of regret is not putting my best foot forward.
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Their ghosts creep into exam rooms, their cries haunt dreams, and seeing new patients can reopen old wounds.
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Photographers often want to make the artist do something stupid that will haunt them until their dying day.
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It feels most like a ghost story, in which the town's secrets and past haunt its present residents.
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A headless ghost of a worker decapitated during the bridge's construction is also said to haunt the area.
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That his body is found, so that his death is not a mystery that will haunt his wife.
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Long a haunt for politicians, athletes, executives and locals, Carl's closed in 2008 and was demolished in 20153.
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I could sense that Eirmias was quite conflicted about these historic sites now coming back to haunt us.
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These stories are twisting and elliptical and will haunt you for a long time after you read them.
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But failing those qualifications, please just save yourself the humiliation and heartbreak that will haunt you for years.
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Mr. Trump's frequent attacks on these intelligence agencies as compromised will haunt him when action might be necessary.
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For some, like Deng Chao, a 30-year-old resident, that feeling of being abandoned will haunt them.
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On Sunday, Lennon came back to haunt Spurs with a wonderful goal completely against the run of play.
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Donald Trump's s***hole comment could be coming back to haunt him in a big/little way ... toys!
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He witnessed pronounced human suffering that would continue to haunt him in the days and years to come.
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Now in its 13th season, this Manhattan haunt caters to an older, clubgoing set — no doughnuts, no cider.
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Still, I have a hunch some dim tide of reprisal will return to haunt Trump for his recklessness.
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Mr. Perahia's measured and nuanced performance of the incomparably lyrical F minor Impromptu promises to haunt the memory.
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"As a prosecutor, there are some cases that haunt you," Riverside County district attorney Mike Hestrin said Thursday.
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On the third floor on the east side there's a sign that says "This Room is Haunt" [sic].
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The couple partied at Studio 54, the cocaine-drenched disco that was a haunt for celebrities and others.
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And even if Aramco does resume full operations quickly, big questions haunt the company and the oil market.
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The images of a city in fear began to haunt him at night, and he had trouble sleeping.
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The government's relief effort, of course, was subsequently botched, and Mr. Bush's attaboy came back to haunt him.
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But Ms. Bush, of NAB Research, thinks the problems still being investigated will continue to haunt Wells Fargo.
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The ending is bloody, although in a smartly unpredictable way, and may well haunt me for a while.
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Pearson also offers a nuanced analysis of medical volunteerism, raising the uncomfortable questions that haunt medical-mission efforts.
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"Here's the question that should haunt all Americans, especially wealthy and famous men," the spokesman, Andrew Wyatt, wrote.
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It also succeeded in creating an image that will haunt my nightmares for the rest of my life.
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She did not witness the entire event but she said the sound of the screams still haunt her.
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Living With Cancer An email I received from a reader some time ago has begun to haunt me.
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Its reputation as a celeb haunt — Lindsay Lohan and Tiffany Trump were partying there in July — pays off.
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Blair, of course, supported it, a position that would come back to haunt Blair and the Labour Party.
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But for defendants, the pleas make things more difficult, coming back to haunt them years after completing diversion.
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"This FBI investigation will haunt Andrew Gillum's gubernatorial campaign and will be a very lethal attack," he said.
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Next came Mr. Williams, of Alyx, a hero to the hypebeasts who haunt forums and fashion resale sites.
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Scenes from the trauma bay haunt those of us who work to save the victims of gun violence.
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It is a play that will haunt the New Orleans Saints and their fans for a long time.
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An overworked and underpaid team was inevitably going to make mistakes that came back to haunt the company.
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The setting — a rich, cosmopolitan city where luxury-obsessed demons haunt Chanel outfits and diamonds — sounds fine on paper.
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EditorsNote: rewords second graf Point guard Trae Young came back Tuesday to haunt the favorite team from his childhood.
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And then it came back to haunt you ten years later on September 11 when you played in Boise.
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It is also a favourite haunt of Vladimir Putin, who has been paying regular visits since at least 2001.
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Star Florence Pugh gives a slippery performance that'll keep you guessing throughout – and then haunt you for days afterward.
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After the controversial immigration executive order, Pence played the role of sounding board at his old haunt in Congress.
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Watch out, NFL -- Antonio Brown's got some gnarly new lip hair ... and he's using it to haunt your dreams.
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Ghost GIFs to Haunt Your Halloween | GIF Six-Pack This Digital Graffiti Is a Trip Through a Twisted City
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In May of 2018, young adult fiction author Kosoko Jackson wrote a tweet that would come to haunt him.
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Tessa Hulls traces out the racist foundations that still haunt us in a timeline stretching back to the 1500s.
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Today, he was a little off, and the walks came back to haunt him on a couple different occasions.
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The way his old lyrics have echoed back to haunt his current predicaments is almost heartbreaking in its predictability.
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In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal that continues to haunt Facebook, people's News Feeds remain largely unchanged.
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The ghost of economies past, particularly that of the 1970s, continues to haunt the hallowed halls of the Fed.
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Both pictures haunt my tab like the memory of a bad burrito I once ate from a gas station.
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The dusty mounted heads — bison, caribou, moose — in her father's trophy room haunt the story with their unsettling eyes.
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That hilarious moniker goes to the anonymous social media entity whose antics haunt St. Bernadine Catholic in Washington state.
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As Sri Lankans prepare to vote in local elections on February 10th, that alliance has come to haunt him.
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What your other guest said about African-Americans being considered three-fifths, that will come back to haunt him.
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Yet a history of "move fast and break things" in search of growth has come back to haunt Facebook.
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It's those results that will haunt your dreams, when paintings of beautiful landscapes become seething canvases of random creatures.
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It's about helping other people develop the tools they need to understand the things that haunt or fascinate them.
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Keeping too many Belt and Road projects from the grave could come back to haunt China and its partners.
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Whether it's due to austerity or a changing political climate, our digital doppelgängers might come back to haunt us.
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There's no hiding from these spooky podcasts that will haunt you long after the Casper Mattress ad has ended.
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Related: "The Other" Mike Kelley Makes Illustrations, and They'll Haunt You | City of the Seekers Alchemy in Art History?
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Most are mundane, but some are so important that they can haunt you for the rest of your life.
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So unlike Facebook, where old posts might come back to haunt you, the same can't be said of Snapchat.
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I guessed correctly on seven out of eight of the examples, and the one I flubbed will haunt me.
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"Good deeds come back to help you, and bad deeds come back to haunt you," he said this week.
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It is also served at Jardiniere in San Francisco, and at Crossroads, a vegan celebrity haunt in West Hollywood.
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The weekly event is Ryan's haunt, which doesn't please Hannah considering Ryan published Alex's hot list in his zine.
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Of course it's far more than likely this android was just a scrapped project who continues to haunt us.
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But the threats will remain, and come to haunt us again with a vengeance when the next cycle begins.
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The past came back to haunt Rumplestiltskin on Sunday's Once Upon a Time, and it's affecting his expanding family.
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My Uber bills weren't going to haunt me for being a complete fuckhead dashing from one party to another.
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It wasn't the kind of game that's supposed to haunt you, nor was this the "figurative" variety of haunting.
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The following summer, their actions come back to haunt them and we watch as they try to save themselves.
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Another reason raids on attorney's offices are rare is that they can easily come back to haunt the prosecution.
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But the unfortunate assessments could come back to haunt the administration if the situation in Puerto Rico deteriorates further.
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"Maybe it will come back to haunt me, all the fun I've had, but I've had fun," he says.
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Like his characters, Strindberg was a regular patron, although construction in the mid-1880s completely altered his old haunt.
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Knowing when a work is finished: There is this kind of crazy moment when they haunt and stall you.
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The movie follows one wild Christmas Eve, as the consequences of Ben's previous actions come back to haunt him.
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While that proved effective on the campaign trail in 2016, it may come back to haunt him in 2020.
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But to her (and everyone's) surprise, all of Senator James's past Machiavellian congressional maneuvers come back to haunt him.
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He didn't know it at the time, but that one bad month would haunt him for years to come.
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The attacks still haunt Saifie, and he calls one of the survivors of the San Bernardino shooting a friend.
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But as he faces re-election this year, the lack of public investment is coming back to haunt him.
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"It continues to haunt me, it was one of the worst days of my presidency," Obama said on CNN.
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Still, she says the thought that she may never know why Gore took Debbie's life will forever haunt her.
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Supported by GIPHY Arts, the event will haunt Future Space's massive Brooklyn warehouse in Brooklyn from October 27–28.
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Without such innovation, the specter of death may tragically haunt the anxious across their lifespan, until it's too late.
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In 1967 she married Albert G. Woods, the maître d'hôtel at Jim Downey's Steakhouse, an old theater-district haunt.
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The question haunts this film and will likely haunt many of its viewers, wherever they happen to be watching.
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Mr. Manafort served as Mr. Trump's campaign chairman only briefly, but the relationship continues to haunt the Trump administration.
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The dark Irish saloon, which opened as a speakeasy in 21990, was a beloved haunt for journalists and writers.
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Meanwhile, Max has started to haunt Lu in the form of a ghost, visiting her regularly in her loft.
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Netanyahu, 59, have come back to haunt her husband, who also faces indictment in a web of corruption scandals.
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School shootings began to haunt the American psyche more than 20 years ago after two students in Littleton, Colo.
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"For 5 months I was naive, probably laughed at and made into a storyline that will forever haunt me."
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Hacking through the ghosts that haunt the citizens of Aleroth, I feel the closest connection to Larian's latest work.
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The device with the camera can't haunt you as much if the writing itself doesn't feel like a dream.
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Because I can only give these pieces an ending if I've attained closure, but these issues still haunt me.
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I've worked inside factory farms, and the suffering I witnessed will haunt me for the rest of my life.
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" Kristol added Breitbart News's coverage this election cycle may come back to haunt Trump's campaign following Bannon's addition. "Mr.
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All of them haunt the protagonist, Sarah (played by Crystal Dickinson), as the actress January LaVoy eventually haunts us.
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Such photos have the power to haunt us in ways that other photographs, no matter how moving, rarely do.
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But he continued to haunt the bar, becoming more and more gaunt, a ghost of who he once was.
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Art history is full of artists whose careers, cut short by early death, haunt us with their unfulfilled promise.
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At least three deaths haunt this book: the deaths of Wood's in-laws and the death of his mother.
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Unlike the Islam-bashing polemicists who haunt French opinion pages, Kepel brings a lifetime of scholarship to this argument.
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Trump tweets predicting Obama would start a war with Iran to get reelected are coming back to haunt him
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The French president sold himself to voters as a nonpolitician, but that credential has come back to haunt him.
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He's also tried to make an issue out of McGinty's ethics as Clinton's email server continues to haunt Democrats.
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Or care, even about important real and true events that are coming back to haunt us day by day.
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If I were a Angeleno, I'd haunt my local Urth Caffé regardless of my celebrity status (or lack thereof).
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Though "enjoy" may not be the right word — some of what the series serves up may haunt your dreams.
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If the ghosts of the Crawleys haunt the house, it might be because they could never really get away.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Fiona said that her boss, John Bolton, thought Rudy Giuliani's actions would come back to haunt us.
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"These words – 'I love it' – will haunt Donald Trump Jr." @SenBlumenthal reviews emails about Russian lawyer mtg https://t.
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Owner, Aptm Gallery and Event Space This neighborhood haunt is "easy for breakfast, lunch or a snack," says Glass.
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One fear that continues to haunt some investors, though, is the idea of Amazon wrecking havoc on the space.
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Despite a day that could haunt Trump allies through history, Axios talked to several of them who weren't despondent.
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News Analysis Sexual harassment has come back once more to haunt Hillary Clinton, that fervent, flawed champion of women.
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Ghosts both real and metaphorical haunt narratives like these, lurking around corners and making people remember formerly glorious days.
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His decision to tell the truth in a "high stress situation" will haunt him for a long time coming.
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Whatever its shortcomings, O, Earth has a soul as pure and entertaining as the ghosts that haunt the stage.
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McDermott didn't just derail this season; he likely did irreversible damage that will haunt Buffalo for years to come.
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Clown-only screenings are happening in cities globally, while this toddler dressed up as Pennywise will haunt your dreams forever.
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Still, the President-elect could be storing up future problems that could return and haunt him later in his administration.
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Perhaps the couple will also have time to swing by their old haunt in Anglesey while they're in the area.
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This week, some old security threats came back to haunt the internet, a fitting horror trope this close to Halloween.
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Another factor considered by the researchers was poverty rates, especially in urban areas, a favorite haunt of the Aedes aegypti.
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Marijuana possession is supposed to be a low-level offense, but a single marijuana arrest can haunt you for life.
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I thought it would haunt me like a scary movie, but it was the best thing I could have done.
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The result is a vivid and visceral exploration of how much the legacy of slavery continues to haunt America today.
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"South Beach was the peak of horrible memories from that tour that still haunt me to this day," he says.
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But Mr. Christie repeatedly misstated his record, particularly on gun control, and those claims could come back to haunt him.
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"That high valuation can really come back to haunt you," said Nate Gallon, a partner with Hogan Lovells law firm.
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"I was told I would never amount to anything," she says of the attacks that would haunt her for years.
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A few crumbling vestiges of human society aside, Vize Island is the haunt of walruses, ivory gulls, and polar bears.
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The ghosts of our collective past live right outside our frame of vision, but they haunt us just the same.
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But it's one moment that will haunt the Republican nominee and define the narrative heading into the campaign's last days.
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He injured his back while playing football, and it turned into something that would haunt him for his entire life.
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But now, as Sears is staring down the real threat of bankruptcy, those moves may come back to haunt it.
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King's characters didn't have the benefit of hindsight, however, and their misfortunes still haunt many of us to this day.
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And why?" he said, adding, "Those are the questions that will always haunt anyone who was involved in the investigation.
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After a brutal murder, memories of a past killing spree haunt a group of teens and inspire a new killer.
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Teen witch queen Lorde returned to haunt the music world, and the teens of Tumblr blogged endlessly about witch aesthetics.
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It's likely that Meltdown and Spectre will continue to haunt Intel and other chip makers for some time to come.
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But "Johny Johny" videos are the one genre in the weird children's YouTube entertainment constellation that continues to haunt me.
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His ghost will haunt the capital again when France's most powerful, and communist-linked, union holds its one-day strike.
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The financial decisions made in these harrowing moments could haunt pet owners for years, regardless of whether their pet lives.
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There's also the looming ghost of Spectre and Meltdown that could continue to haunt the company for years to come.
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Stan would occasionally knock back those screwdrivers at the old comedians' haunt in Beverly Hills, where he was a member.
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We're talking way too-close-for-comfort corpses, waterfall-level bloody noses and some dentures that will haunt your nightmares.
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And the look of perfectly detached boredom on his face as he did it will haunt me until I die.
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Misleading a client's just as bad, and don't for a second think that it won't come back to haunt you.
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"Trump's comments like 'You can't be a 10 if you're flat-chested,' that'll come back to haunt him," Rendell said.
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When you say stupid things on the internet, there's always a chance that it could come back to haunt you.
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But as Michael and his friends would soon discover, their day at the beach would soon haunt them for weeks.
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What I am doing is raising another, larger question — just how much does the scourge of terrorism haunt our society?
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And as global investors learned almost a decade ago, what lurks in the shadows can come back to haunt them.
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YouTube has built a platform that is free of judgment and that existential flaw has come back to haunt it.
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Because nonwhite voters keep growing as a share of the electorate, lingering impressions could haunt a generation of Republican candidates.
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Even as the Vietnam War continues to haunt American politics, Trump is under attack for his attitude to today's servicemen.
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And which haunt has helped launch the careers (and countless Vogue editorials) of some of the best local luxury designers?
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And thank you to these two helpful yet lifeless dolls whose vacant ocular cavities will haunt me until end times.
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Quick growth also comes at the expense of quality growth, a mistake that would haunt DOD for decades to come.
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Gadon put in a lot of hard work to create that voice, which I assume will now haunt your dreams.
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Others say such a strong alignment with Medicare for all will haunt her if she gets to the general election.
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Felony records are digitally disseminated far and wide, and can haunt the wrongly convicted for years after they are exonerated.
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But Mr. Peres's failure to translate lofty ideals into action continues to haunt that elusive quest in Palestine and Israel.
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Todd Akin (R-Missouri) – he of the "legitimate rape" statement that will and should haunt him until he dies – suggests.
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"Trump's comments like, 'You can't be a 10 if you're flat-chested,' that'll come back to haunt him," he added.
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The questions of how to begin, how to proceed, haunt him, and determine the elusive structure of the film's narrative.
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Past convictions often haunt formerly incarcerated people who want to turn their lives around, especially when it comes to education.
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I maintain that any spirit who comes back to this mortal coil to haunt the living is a complete asshole.
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But should he get picked for SCOTUS, a couple of inflammatory concurrences he wrote might come back to haunt him.
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The early design decisions of Apple, Google, and app developers continue to haunt us all more than a decade later.
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The resulting book will haunt you with its loneliness, but shines through gloom as a work of shoe-shuffling beauty.
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It's the kind of denouement Aristotle would have called inevitable but unexpected, and it will haunt Vadik through the novel.
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"I think she would come back from the grave and haunt us if we changed it," Ms. Wilson-Potts said.
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Be careful what you do when you are in high school, because it could come back to haunt you someday.
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But what's striking is how effectively they can haunt it, and how ill-equipped it is to deal with them.
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After doing this like, six times, Ewing stops goaltending shots like it's not illegal, but they continue to haunt you.
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And the move has come to haunt other areas of my life, often turning up in the unlikeliest of settings.
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Played with blazing desperation by Gilles Geary, the doomed man gasps out a last-minute promise to haunt his assassins.
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But if there is one thing that would haunt him to the grave, it was that the rebellion never came.
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As readers we must share the mysteries that still haunt the narrator, a disillusioned adult, in the book's final pages.
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Of course, these games will only haunt the Raptors if Leonard does not submit to Toronto's metropolitan charms in July.
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But the image of Ms. Channing — with the overflowing saucer eyes and city-devouring grin — continued to haunt my imagination.
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Because they know the Bushes are together and if we're sad, they'll haunt us for the rest of our lives.
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So the proposal to eliminate the program is a curious move that could conceivably come back to haunt the president.
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That has come back to haunt him now, leaving him with few real friends inside or outside the NATO alliance.
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As former White House officials continue to haunt Washington, Anthony Scaramucci is enjoying his political afterlife far beyond the capital.
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This seems likely to haunt her, but at least she's got a great therapist for when things ultimately go south.
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That fight Nathan had with the obnoxious guy in the back of Issa's car briefly comes back to haunt her.
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At dusk, we walked across the street to a favorite haunt, the Beer Factory, where he had a red wine.
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If you have it, you go to stores and galleries, and if not you haunt flea markets or thrift shops.
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Because Jesus addressed the very problems that haunt us today and established a prophetic wisdom perfectly fit for our times.
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Andy Warhol hosts the opening night party for Limelight, the future club-kid haunt occupying a former church in Chelsea.
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Here's why Fat Cat, more than any other spot in all of New York City, is Maine's go-to haunt.
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Still, misgivings about the far-right ultrareligious haunt even right-wing Jewish voters who have normally voted for Mr. Netanyahu.
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Alexandra suggests that Regina's misdeeds will haunt her, but neither Ms. Linney nor Ms. Nixon plays her as especially hauntable.
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These "Around the Web" widgets both haunt and tantalize us because they're designed to stoke our most primal browsing habits.
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Enten: Perhaps, we can now go to my NYC haunt the Olive Tree to discuss olive branches versus olive twigs.
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"I love ska," the mayor said, in a moment likely to haunt his candidacy, or at least my life, forever.
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Are mediocre white men not prevalent enough in today's society, so now their avatars must haunt even our tea parties?
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In her book, Ms. Haskell brilliantly articulated the contradictions that haunt the movies, with their dispiriting truths and transporting fictions.
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And 20 years later, her use of the word — and the policies surrounding it — are coming back to haunt Clinton.
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The Philadelphia Flyers revealed its new mascot Gritty — and he will haunt you for the rest of your foreseeable days.
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Donald Trump made some ugly comments about women in 2005, and they might haunt him for the next 31 days.
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Older white male politicians can't change their records or past behaviors, and those pasts could come back to haunt them.
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Lovato, 26, was spotted grabbing dinner with the Enfants Riches Déprimés designer, 27, at the celebrity haunt Nobu in Malibu, California.
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Allie isn't phased of scared by his taunting, even after he threats to literally haunt her dreams if she kills him.
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"The KC-210.5 has returned to again haunt Boeing's results," Vertical Research Partners analyst Robert Stallard said in a research note.
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He was a Main Street mystic, one of those ageless eccentrics who haunt small-town America like real-life Boo Radleys.
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There's one vote, however, that continues to haunt him: Bright voted to support Nancy Pelosi for the House speakership in 2009.
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Big Tech is closing out a contentious year in Washington, and potential regulation will continue to haunt it well into 2019.
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The Monteleone has featured in scores of stories; its Carousel Bar was a favourite haunt of Truman Capote and Eudora Welty.
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HBO's new offering is here to haunt your dreams, and it hasn't premiered yet — or even released a full-length teaser.
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"The scandals and the ghosts of what happened there still haunt us," Coyne said of the orphanage, which closed in 1974.
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I think I'll snorkel off the edge of the sand and listen for the pirate ghosts he says haunt his island.
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Some Republican senators thought the votes — which could come back to haunt lawmakers in tough races this year, such as Sens.
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Watch the video above and pre-order This Will Haunt Me, which is out on July 13, from A-F Records.
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His role in the accident — and the inaction that could have prevented it — continue to haunt those who know him best.
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Leicester City fans learnt that lesson last week, and now Radiohead fans have seen their declarations come back to haunt them.
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He'd haunt the ballparks and try to get close to players for no reason other than an obsession with the game.
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A few months later, we were horrified to learn that a pickle-flavored candy cane had come to haunt our holidays.
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Like cutting your own bangs on yearbook picture day, the past has a funny way of coming back to haunt us.
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And at two different points on the Open's final day, it looked like his demons were coming back to haunt him.
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And obviously there's It, and that one episode of Are You Afraid Of The Dark that will haunt '90s kids forever.
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Warren and Sanders won the night, although Sanders trying to sign up precinct captains in federal Supermax prisons will haunt him.
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The scope of the federal investigation could mean Mr. Spota's long alliance with Mr. Burke will come back to haunt him.
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Both of these are actually a good idea if you're afraid your old Facebook posts could come back to haunt you.
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And I guess the simple answer would be I just write about the things that haunt me the most I guess.
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Mueller Examining Trump's Tweets in Wide-Ranging Obstruction Inquiry Trump's tweets could come back to haunt him in the Mueller investigation.
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Though unfortunately when you're a public figure, your past — especially if it's documented — will always come to back to haunt you.
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To be clear, you don't have to have ghosted or been ghosted by someone in order for them to haunt you.
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Related: A Dance for Architecture This Dance with Ghosts Will Haunt You Nosaj Thing & Daito Manabe Team Up with Dancing Drones
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Patent cliff issues continue to haunt big pharma, driving new startups that can be acquired to restock the new product shelves.
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Luckily, this Ghostbusters uniform comes equipped with an inflatable pack to suck up any ghouls that try to haunt innocent people.
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The sight of Hillary Rodham Clinton spraying blood out of her nipples will haunt me for as long as I live.
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It came back to haunt him this week as he faced his own challenge from the right wing of his party.
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If Trump leads the party to crushing defeat next month, he may for years haunt Republican office-holders who supported him.
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Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.), the Congressional Hispanic Caucus chairwoman, warned it would come back to haunt the Pence-Trump GOP ticket.
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The horrors of being homeless still haunt me today, although I have grown stronger and more able to deal with them.
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Early lyrics show that issues like criminal justice reform began to haunt the Democratic nominee early on and continued through 2016.
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This and other comments from leading Obamacare-repeal architects will haunt them for years if they somehow pass AHCA into law.
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His spiral into self-destruction left a legacy of bitterness and addiction that will haunt our family for generations to come.
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It was Porter's warning to his ambitious students about the temptations that haunt higher office, and the allure of favor-seekers.
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Kevin keeps fumbling his lines, struggling to stay in the moment as memories of his father creep in and haunt him.
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She was perched on a park bench outside the Van Leeuwen ice cream shop on East Seventh Street, a neighborhood haunt.
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The demolition of the Babri Mosque in the city of Ayodhya set the tone for sectarian tensions that haunt India today.
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Consumers don't forget, and neither should companiesBoycotts inevitably lose steam, but they can continue to haunt brands long into the future.
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Like a bad 28500's black and white horror movie, a monster from the Potomac keeps coming back to haunt America.
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MORE FROM REUTERS: Cold War ghosts haunt Latvia amid renewed NATO-Russia tensionsAfghan teenager met Munich gunman just before attack: prosecutorU.
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It is quite possible that those words will come back to haunt Mayor Baraka when Amazon is evaluating the HQ2 proposals.
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The evidence suggests that warnings from the grassroots were ignored -- and came back to haunt and bedevil the party in 2016.
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But Ms. Greenidge allows echoes of the Tuskegee experiments and other horrendous abuses to haunt black characters subtly throughout the book.
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Most of the breaches today are the result of shoddy security over years or sometimes decades, coming back to haunt them.
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One day, these orb-shaped egg chambers will sprout fully formed fruit flies ready to haunt your kitchen and your dreams.
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But the beatings and other harsh tactics he was subjected to in what he calls "The Darkness" continue to haunt him.
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Why these books haunt us Where there is beauty in 'The Mirror and The Light,' it is usually found in poetry.
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They begin to haunt him even as he fails to see the immediate ways he's putting his own life in danger.
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As for Angelica, the question that comes to haunt her is: At the age of 27, am I over the hill?
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I replied thank you my darling and what I asked of u the next day will haunt me to my grave.
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Unfortunately, today we still have examples of the United States supporting policies that I believe will come back to haunt us.
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