Mary Louise Kelly won't be intimidated, and NPR won't be intimidated.
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We've been intimidated, other people have been intimidated, and we're tired of it.
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Obviously, I was intimidated, but I never felt intimidated, personally, in Regina George fashion.
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When Mickey Rapkin asked Hemsworth, "When was the last time you were intimidated by another man?" his answer was, naturally, that he was intimidated by a different Chris.
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" She added: "But I've never been intimidated by him.
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And I think he has recused himself so many times that the Trump Russian case, anything related to Hillary that now he is intimidated, too intimidated to make the right legal move.
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And I was so intimidated to sit by Dr. Krauthammer.
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These forms of harassment leave students feeling unsafe and intimidated.
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I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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Their budgets have been slashed and judges have been intimidated.
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That's not to say that I'm not a little intimidated.
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Moms who wear cover must be not intimidated in America.
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Don't be intimidated by the scale of the task, either.
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Moms who wear cover must not be intimidated in America.
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Initially, he said in an interview, the campus intimidated him.
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Journalists reporting on Aadhaar's shortcomings have been intimidated by authorities.
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In some areas, candidates have been intimidated into not running.
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It's important for women to ask, and not be intimidated.
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But Crowley said he isn't intimidated by the tech giant.
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She wasn't interested in science and the subject intimidated her.
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They have not backed down, even when attacked and intimidated.
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They feel intimidated or harassed by the omnipresent security guards.
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Martha is tough and fair and not intimidated by anyone.
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" NR: "Oh, my gosh, I was intimidated on every level.
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"These women were silenced and intimidated for years," he noted.
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Frankly, I was really intimidated by all that glorious hair.
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She said the school intimidated her into dropping the suit.
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And never be intimidated to send that message, Wong says.
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An elector named Micheal [sic] Baca refused to be intimidated.
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And you don't want to be intimidated by the past.
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Are you intimidated about having to keep up the pace?
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Civil institutions like universities and newsrooms are intimidated into silence.
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"America and our allies will never be intimidated," Trump said.
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I'm a strong black woman and I cannot be intimidated.
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I want them to be a little intimidated by me.
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I want to tell people don't be intimidated by age.
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I hope Times journalists won't be intimidated by this argument.
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"I was repeatedly followed, sexually harassed and intimidated," she said.
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I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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And, to their credit, they were not intimidated by it.
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They were very badly advised and intimidated by the police.
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Sony struggled to distribute the film as theaters were intimidated.
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KARINA DENIKÉ OF DANCE HALL CRASHERS We didn't feel intimidated.
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Have you ever felt, in any way, intimidated or threatened?
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Don't be intimidated by the title — this isn't a protest.
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Some victims said they were intimidated and threatened with excommunication.
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Don't be intimidated, but if you are, don't show it.
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"I don't allow myself to get intimidated," Mr. Whitten said.
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We will not be intimidated; we will not stand down.
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"I'm not gonna lie: I'm a little intimidated," she admitted.
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"I don't get easily intimidated by conventional norms," Morse said.
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"He is not a guy who gets intimidated," he said.
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They feel intimidated and don't know what questions to ask.
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I will not be intimidated by withdrawing from this process.
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You die, you get intimidated or you become Maria Ressa.
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They are not going to be intimidated by corporate greed.
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Despite Savage's delight in her early work, Giertz was intimidated.
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And despite his slight frame, he refused to be intimidated.
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"I was quite intimidated by him at first," she said.
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Others were intimidated and bought into a dreadful legal silence.
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"I've never been intimidated by men," she told Business Insider.
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" Dan Shelley, executive director of the Radio Television Digital News Association, said that when journalists are intimidated or physically attacked, "it's really the public that suffers because it's the general public that is being intimidated.
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Music streaming subscriptions are on the rise, but YouTube isn't intimidated.
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Fields' attorneys suggested he felt intimidated and acted to protect himself.
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And it was clear that he was intimidated by that situation.
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I do not know why, but for some reason, I'm intimidated.
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Sivan says she was trapped by Weinstein's body and was intimidated.
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She allegedly intimidated an unspecified witness in March, according to WCMH.
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We won't be intimidated by threats to our federal funding, either.
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Don't be intimidated to dress the space just because it's small.
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His first few times amid the Roman nobility, Tomas felt intimidated.
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"The United States is not going to be intimidated," Kerry said.
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No one should ever be harassed, assaulted or intimidated at work.
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I think that maybe people are intimidated to take you there.
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We will NOT be intimidated into stopping or changing our course.
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Is Billy still a threat, or has Max successfully intimidated him?
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"And as a voter, I felt intimidated," Erika Cotti told CNN.
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Initially, if anything, I was intimidated by the culture of it.
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Ms. Breest will not be intimidated or deterred from seeking justice.
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I want them to be intimidated by me at all times.
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Rather than getting intimidated, it only made me like him more.
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If so, how did you get over feeling overwhelmed or intimidated?
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"We are not simply frightened and intimidated beauty contestants," she said.
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Almost everyone is intimidated by others, especially those who outrank them.
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The secret police hounded political opponents, threatened their families, intimidated them.
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Small businesses have indicated that they've been intimidated to create videos.
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"Their massive presence has simply intimidated residents," said Mayor Katsunobu Sakurai.
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Before imprisoning Ms. Ismayilova, the Azerbaijan government harassed and intimidated her.
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Reporters – and their papers – must refuse to bow, to be intimidated.
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In the end, the intimidated merchants buckled under the group's weight.
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But investors shouldn't be intimidated by the smaller bitcoin, Kelly said.
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Workers objecting to EPA's polluting-inclined plans may be further intimidated.
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But with Grasshopper's lessons, you might feel less intimidated to start.
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I'm not going to be intimidated from stopping what I'm doing.
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I'm not intimidated, and continuous growth is not our primary objective.
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Security forces would keep the opposition intimidated and, if necessary, imprisoned.
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I was not intimidated by him, but I kept my distance.
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That's why we didn't feel so intimidated to change it up.
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It's hard to get into this shit because women feel intimidated.
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He said that he felt sad and intimidated during this process.
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A witness testifies that she felt intimidated by the mob boss.
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She's most worried about senior shoppers, who seem frightened and intimidated.
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Many others are too intimidated to attend classical concerts at all.
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"I think most of us are intimidated by it," Josh said.
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We are NOT going away and we will NOT be intimidated.
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Yet, exhausted and intimidated, the mothers called a halt in 1999.
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If they are intimidated, we'll take action according to the law.
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The stage was also huge so I was a little intimidated.
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"I felt intimidated and bullied," Mr. Watson said in an interview.
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" Source: ESPN On being intimidated "My mind doesn't work that way.
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I will NOT be Intimidated into silence by LYING LIB MEDIA.
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Viruses aren't stopped by walls and they aren't intimidated by tweets.
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So, I'm a bit intimidated when I walk on a set.
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Politicians are supposed to be a little intimidated by their constituents.
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"My spark is intimidated," he said early in his senior year.
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He won't be intimidated by President Donald Trump's scorched earth approach.
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Many are so intimidated that they are refusing to show up.
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I asked her later if she thought she intimidated the students.
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I was both intimidated and validated to be in this room.
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"I robbed people, scared them, threatened them, intimidated them," he writes.
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Are you intimidated by the thought of DOING IT ALL yourself?
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But you can also feel coerced into complicity, intimidated or brainwashed.
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It's time that women not be silenced, and not be intimidated.
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Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel said the island would not be intimidated.
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I wanted to skate with friends, but I was intimidated by pros.
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J: When getting to a healthier state, most people are really intimidated.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," Kavanaugh wrote.
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"I'm not gonna lie: I'm a little intimidated," she admits to PEOPLE.
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Taron Egerton wasn't intimidated by portraying Elton John in the upcoming Rocketman.
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Not everyone in banking is intimidated by Jamie Dimon, it turns out.
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They are under-represented in, and frequently intimidated by, the security services.
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I may have even been a bit intimidated by him before that.
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After police were called, Jane Doe says she grew intimidated by Brown.
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"She [the shooter's mom] was intimidated, I think, by him," McCloud says.
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But other royals seem too intimidated, fragmented or lazy to challenge him.
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I'm not intimidated by their media blackmail, nor their attempts at demonization.
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The carriers, then as now the spearhead of American power, intimidated Beijing.
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The Gurneys deny any wrongdoing and claim they were intimidated and extorted.
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But in watching the tape, it's clear Fisher wasn't at all intimidated.
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It's easy to be unsure and intimidated when you're an inexperienced networker.
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"To be honest, I was intimidated," Monteiro said in a phone call.
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" He added: "I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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Ouch. But if Francis is intimidated, his Twitter handle hasn't shown it.
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But we are a strong people and we will not be intimidated.
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Does she get intimidated working elbow-to-elbow with people like him?
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First of all, don't be afraid and don't be intimidated by it.
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I didn't want to do it, but I was intimidated and scared.
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For nearly forty years, she has intimidated dictators and charmed prime ministers.
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"Now, I'm not easily intimidated, but that made me mad," Hill testified.
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So I don't think that people should be intimidated off of it.
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If you're intimidated by the idea of a face brush — don't be.
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Other voters, obviously intimidated by the police tactic, have declined to vote.
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"We don't get intimidated easily," said Sanders, as he resumed his speech.
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Demonstrators demanding jobs disrupted output, damaged property and intimidated employees, Lonmin said.
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Neither state appears intimidated, nor does either have much reason to be.
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The Drinking Fountain: Don't be intimidated walking into this JP locals dive.
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Daniels, unlike so many others, isn't intimidated by Trump's fire and fury.
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"I'm not going to be intimidated," Cabada said at his press conference.
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DG: It may that be in the South, protesters felt more intimidated.
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Instead, the defense suggested that Fields felt intimidated by the hostile crowds.
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Do you ever find yourself intimidated by the depth of your thoughts?
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But I don't really feel too intimidated by the cultural difference here.
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"We will not be intimidated by these people," he said on Wednesday.
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Rosa says she will not be intimidated, but surely others will be.
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Rinse and repeat until everybody gets tired, demonized, traumatized or sufficiently intimidated.
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After every tragedy the Senate, intimidated by the NRA's power, does nothing.
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"We don't feel intimidated by them, because they're teddy bears," he said.
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But you can see in my portrait that I'm a little intimidated.
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They ran because they care about things, but they're intimidated right now.
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He intimidated government ministers and provided irresponsible, unsustainable handouts to Venezuela's poor.
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"We'll not be intimidated," Watts said on a conference call with journalists.
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Turley said the agents were nice, but he couldn't help feeling intimidated.
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Charles Leclerc said he felt "intimidated" when he first arrived at Ferrari.
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"We didn't feel scared of Beltran; we didn't feel intimidated," Correa said.
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The first time I went to meet him, I was completely intimidated.
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The lawsuit also alleges Daniels was intimidated into signing the nondisclosure agreement.
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"She was intimidated by the building a little bit," Ms. Balan said.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," Kavanaugh said.
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Don't be intimidated by yoga terminology, fancy yoga studios and complicated poses.
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" He added that the President's "critics will not be intimidated into silence.
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"He will soon realize Iran will not be intimidated," Mr. Taraghi said.
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"I'm always intimidated when someone says something nice about me," Zemmour replied.
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Some have been intimidated by officials or fined for working without permits.
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They meant years of being dismissed as histrionic and intimidated into silence.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," Kavanaugh added.
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You probably saw in one of those stories that I wrote, I uncovered the way in which David Carr was being intimidated and surveilled and the way in which Harvey Weinstein really felt he had effectively intimidated him.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine, whether he would be intimidated by anyone.
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He's intimidated by the growing power and the creative force in her marriage.
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I think we were just so impressed by him and intimidated by him.
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She wasn't intimidated at all to be out on the floor with us.
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I had always been a little curious, but I was intimidated by it.
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Does every part of a novel, the young and intimidated writer may ask,
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Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield, for his part, is not intimidated by the network.
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Nor was Patrick intimidated by the sheer number of candidates in the race.
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I was never intimidated by cooking because she was doing it so effortlessly.
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And the candidate himself wasn't intimidated when Obama took him on in February.
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"I will NOT be Intimidated into silence by LYING LIB MEDIA," he said.
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They clearly feel intimidated, so I do my best to make them comfortable.
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"I am intimidated by these students," she later wrote in a blog post.
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Week OneI'll admit, I was a little intimidated to take on this challenge.
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Here are some networking tips to put to use when you feel intimidated.
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Lady Gaga isn't going to be intimidated by the threat of legal action.
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Vi's boyfriend Hollywood is a bit younger than her, but she's not intimidated.
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If you're intimidated by chia seeds, now's the time to get over it.
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I felt completely out of the loop and intimidated by finance and business.
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I like fashion, but what ends up happening is that I feel intimidated.
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Asked if she felt intimidated by their conversations, Murkowski declined to get specific.
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Don't be intimidated by any of this; invest first in your sound understanding.
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But by the third, I had started to feel intimidated by the process.
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I remember thinking, This is the place that I was so intimidated by.
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When I met Michelle, I didn't feel intimidated — I was actually more intrigued.
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Mental toughness starts with not being intimidated by the challenge ahead of you.
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I was definitely intimidated by her, and I realized that fit the character.
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They're not intimidated at all; they want to show it to their friends.
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I observe from a slight distance, a little intimidated and a little doubtful.
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Those who admitted they were gay were fired, discharged, or intimidated into resignation.
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This is just him being intimidated and frightened of some talk radio pundits.
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Those who could not be corrupted or intimidated were beaten, firebombed, or killed.
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"It was not love at first sight: I was extremely intimidated," she said.
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Nancy Reagan had a difficult relationship with Wyman, who she said intimidated her.
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He said his supporters were being intimidated and the electoral process was corrupt.
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" He also added: "I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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But at the soundboard, the choreographer Mia Michaels seemed in no way intimidated.
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A special officer Don't get intimidated next time you're pulled over in traffic.
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My brother was easily intimidated, as John knew, but he had his talent.
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But do watch out—people may be more intimidated by you than usual.
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They were more easily intimidated than your typical tenured faculty, I would guess.
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What he didn't expect was to be threatened, intimidated, and accused of lying.
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For her activism, Sparrow has been relentlessly pursued, intimidated, beaten, evicted, and detained.
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I can see how women might feel a bit intimidated in the bush.
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The only discouragement I've found is from amateurs who are intimidated by me.
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If you've been intimidated by these puzzles, do give this one a shot.
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Their rallies were quashed, posters yanked down and candidates intimidated, often with violence.
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"It is unacceptable for journalists to be intimidated in this way," he said.
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"I don't want you to be intimidated by anything or anyone," she said.
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Some older women were so intimidated that they stopped coming altogether, she said.
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But the patrols left after a few weeks, probably intimidated by the gangs.
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" He added, "We are NOT going away and we will NOT be intimidated.
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Hugely popular in restaurants, this labor-intensive cut has long intimidated home cooks.
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"I will not be intimidated by you people -- not a chance," McConnell said.
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Araoz felt "intimidated, so she did as she was told," the suit says.
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"You shouldn't be intimidated by the brand and the name," Mr. Harrington said.
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I can't say that I'm not intimidated, but the atmosphere is completely neutral.
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Collins agrees with Trump's claim that Lynch was "intimidated" into not prosecuting Clinton.
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He, for one, "had not felt bullied, threatened, and intimidated," Kent told lawmakers.
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They had long said they confessed only after being intimidated by the police.
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"I am not going to be intimidated from stopping what I am doing."
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You can't walk around as me all these years and be easily intimidated.
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She would try not to be intimidated by how powerful Mr. Liu was.
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Sixty-four percent said they felt intimidated, while 52 percent reported experiencing humiliation.
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No college student should be threatened, harassed or intimidated through words or deeds.
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But other employees said their co-workers were intimidated and speaking out less.
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Don't be intimidated by journalists; think of them as conduits to your constituency.
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But I think it's very important that we all refuse to be intimidated.
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We will not be intimidated as we work to vindicate our client's rights.
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Don't ever be intimidated by long strings of letters in a crossword puzzle!
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At night, North Vietnamese troops and Viet Cong cadres harassed and intimidated them.
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It also means refusing to be intimidated and staying true to our values.
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On the other hand, some painters are never intimidated by the changing weather.
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Don't be surprised if people are more intimidated by you than you usual.
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Just start thinking about your risks, and don't be intimidated by the technology.
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As he's about to take off, he's spotted by Fat Joey, who's clearly intimidated.
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You have to respect and support her career, rather than be intimidated by it.
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"The idea that Officer Kimbark would have felt intimidated seems far-fetched," Burck said.
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This country boy right here is not really intimidated; I'll follow you home tonight.
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I was intimidated by it and didn't understand what it could do for me.
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The Wolverines have set a tone that they were not going to be intimidated.
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Bpaet was putting on a good show, not visibly intimidated by his seasoned opponent.
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The two of them walked back across the bridge, Patricia feeling intimidated and dejected.
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"When I saw a white man I used to get really intimidated," Jones explained.
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Thus, Cramer advised not to be too intimidated by Facebook's stock reversal on Thursday.
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So excited to get to go somewhere and play … super secure and not intimidated.
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The main opposition parties are banned, their leaders in jail, in exile or intimidated.
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We are not going away and we will not be intimidated by these threats.
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Those who dare to claim their rights and resist are intimidated, repressed, and killed.
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I have treated VIP patients, and I indeed did feel intimidated, awed and privileged.
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Republican voters were intimidated, ballots were destroyed, and dozens of Republican politicians were assassinated.
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Why do you think people get so intimidated when they walk into a gym?
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I'm not intimidated by this product, and I want to get it for her.
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The company has bullied and intimidated journalists in an attempt to hide the truth.
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"You shouldn't have to feel intimidated to stand up for what you believe in."
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They are intimidated by the fact that, 'Oh, what if I'm asked for papers?
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Other senators such as Alaska's Lisa Murkowski refused to be intimidated by Trump's threats.
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He noted that AlphaGo could not feel intimidated or suffer a lapse in concentration.
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I was kind of a nobody at that point, so I was pretty intimidated.
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Would his men be intimidated by the presence of the 14-times major winner?
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Secularists, Kurds and other minorities feel intimidated by Mr Erdogan's loyalists on the streets.
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I don't think he's going to be intimidated by the scope of the game.
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"I was so intimidated to be on the show at first," she tells CNBC.
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Patients may fear antagonizing their doctor and can feel intimidated by the medical system.
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I have to admit I am a little intimidated by all the setting options.
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He also said the ambassador was "in no means" intimidated and prevented from testifying.
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Two told me that Moonves physically intimidated them or threatened to derail their careers.
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At first his administration just intimidated critical journalists and took over rival media outlets.
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She rejected his advances, and says she was intimidated and reassigned jobs in retaliation.
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But in addition, hip hop has always instilled political fear and has intimidated politicians.
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For those who feel intimidated, local surf shops near paddleboarding hot spots offer teachers.
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"Steve told me he was from Stanford and I was super intimidated," Vardakostas recalls.
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I was even told by a family friend that girls being clever intimidated guys.
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And Shackelia tells me that Naikea's supporters have been intimidated and harassed by police.
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She has since said she was "intimidated" and "coerced" into agreeing to the NDA.
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" • Quotation of the day "I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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I have a theory about why even experienced cooks are intimidated by plain rice.
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"My client [Stormy Daniels] refuses to be intimidated," Avenatti boasted in a final tweet.
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Your mother accepts them supportively, then gets intimidated and puts them in the closet.
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So they clustered together, wearing their best coats, their faces both eager and intimidated.
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But beyond that, there's no evidence that Hillary Clinton ever intimidated or attacked Broaddrick.
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"She shouldn't be intimidated for doing that research and giving her opinion," he added.
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Almost as soon as I walked in, I felt intimidated and embarrassed—almost guilty.
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"He could get anyone to talk because he intimidated no one," Mr. Neufeld recalled.
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" It admonished: "One must pursue truth and not feel intimidated by those in authority.
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Nothing intimidated him — except the swooshing sound of our hotel's old-fashioned revolving doors.
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"You are showing the world that we will not be intimidated," Mr. Trump said.
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Want to plan a trip to Africa but are intimidated by the flight time?
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For the most part I'm intimidated by masterpieces, and not inspired to attempt one.
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"People think it's reflection of who they are, and they get intimidated," McFadden said.
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But he defended the monitoring policy, citing concerns about witnesses being intimidated or harmed.
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I was so intimidated by my very first film that I cried every night.
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I was not intimidated at all because she is the most giving, helpful person.
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Mr. Bessez said he was intimidated the first time he went to Sixth Street.
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"We will not be intimidated by these tyrannical attempts to silence journalists," he vowed.
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We continue to be threatened and intimidated in subtle and not so subtle ways.
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Johel Célestin, a young, idealistic, American-educated judge, is not intimidated by such tales.
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However, the student was too confused and intimidated to file charges, the lawsuit states.
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Was there a scene in particular that you were intimidated by, or struggled with?
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A Michelin-starred chef told us why people shouldn't feel intimidated by fine dining
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CLOSE I was intimidated by Michael because he was so suave and so Hollywood.
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He's not intimidated by the Christians trying to usurp the power of the craft.
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She was intimidated, she said, by a competitive campus culture where reputation is paramount.
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Still, she felt intimidated by his job at the church because of its importance.
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We feel intimidated because the emptiness makes the task ahead feel huge and insurmountable.
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I just didn't feel like I knew enough and I was intimidated by it.
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So far, many local governments are anything but intimidated by the Trump administration's threats.
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"I was intimidated at first," Ennis admits of the prospect of stripping down for ESPN.
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Manigault Newman responded that she "will not be silenced" or "intimidated" by the legal action.
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Then Trump surprisingly turned on the Republicans, accusing them of being intimidated by the NRA.
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Obviously Amazon is a big, powerful company, and many people are intimidated just by that.
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Kate clearly feels intimidated by Beth, and they work through some issues on this trip.
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We are first and foremost journalists, we are truthtellers, and we will not be intimidated.
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"He intimidated me, I was so scared of losing my daughter," Esmeralda told BuzzFeed News.
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The owners of these independent outlets were intimidated, threatened with losing public tenders, or worse.
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The workers said they were harassed and brutalized by their supervisors, and intimidated with dogs.
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They've always been amazing colleagues, so whenever they feel intimidated, that's when they lean in.
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I was 113 years old and I was totally intimidated by all these industry guys.
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Intimidated witnesses often recant their initial testimony and refuse to co-operate with the prosecution.
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The stigma was just too intense and I was too intimidated to publicly out myself.
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I will not be intimidated into stopping my pursuit of justice and what is right.
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Do you feel intimidated by writing about people from different cultures, races, genders, or sexualities?
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Keep in mind that people could be more intimidated by you than they usually are.
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Then I looked you up, and ended up reading your Wikipedia page and being intimidated.
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I'm not intimidated and if asylum seekers find their way to Cambridge, we'll welcome them.
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So, when it came time to attempt a peanut butter sandwich cookie, I felt intimidated.
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Suddenly, I felt less intimidated — their presence affirmed the fact that I belonged here, too.
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Glover went on to explain that while intimidated by Queen Bey, he enjoyed the experience.
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Joey Potter, of course, is instantly intimidated, and thus would begin the infamous Jen vs.
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I am afraid of her being shamed, isolated, intimidated, victimized, and denied her civil rights.
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On top of being intimidated by social media, she didn't feel included in the industry.
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I was so intimidated about saying something wrong that I was afraid to say anything.
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At the time, the neighbors were not intimidated by the Russian visitors, the Post reported.
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It's an action of a small and petty man who is intimidated by strong women.
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UncompromisedWe are prepared to say what others are too polite, intimidated, or compromised to say.
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Community leaders told HRW that a government official intimidated them at a meeting in July.
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Bolton seemed a little intimidated by going toe-2-toe, BUT -- "I'd carry his bag."
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She looked like someone I would be friends with, which both intrigued and intimidated me.
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And if you're hosting Thanksgiving dinner, you'll also be responsible for setting said table. Intimidated?
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They were powerful figures, and I was both fascinated by them and a little intimidated.
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"We are not going to be intimidated," Green said Saturday as reported by CBS News.
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It's the one that everybody is intimidated by, or afraid to admit that they're having.
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But he would not be intimidated so as to abandon his principles and his values.
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I did it last, partially because it was dessert, but mostly because I was intimidated.
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"The @NFL must protect its heroes and not be intimidated by Trump's attacks," he tweeted.
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"Our first duty is not to allow ourselves to be intimidated," Rothschild told his congregation.
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"Someone not intimidated to communicate — that's what Ms. Leong told us," Shanell said, sounding dubious.
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"So to answer your question, no, I've never been intimidated by someone's credentials," he writes.
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We will not be intimidated as we work to make #NJ85033 better for everyone. pic.twitter.
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On Friday night, Bannon also said other Republican politicians have become "intimidated" by the media.
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If she is in any way intimidated by what came before, she isn't showing it.
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But neither should they be intimidated, if they do participate, into giving up the fight.
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He cannot be intimidated," Kris said, adding that Mueller was "ramrod straight in his integrity.
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The factories were primarily owned and operated by men, and Hong said that intimidated her.
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Another problem is that people are less intimidated online which does more harm than good.
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Many journalists say she has intimidated the media by using vaguely worded laws against them.
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Journalists there have been sued and intimidated for criticizing the government's response to the outbreak.
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According to Human Rights Watch, the police harassed and intimidated several children who took part.
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The government suppressed information about the virus and intimidated doctors who tried to raise concerns.
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Pressuring a foreign leader to investigate a political rival; having US diplomats tracked and intimidated?
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You know, I'm not easily intimidated and so I can go out and say things.
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"I'm not going to be afraid and I'm not going to be intimidated," she added.
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Mr. McConnell said Monday that he would not be intimidated into acting on election interference.
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Mr. McConnell said Monday that he would not be intimidated into acting on election interference.
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The article said Mr. Bauman had physically intimidated people and touched them without their consent.
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The Palestinian people and leadership will not be intimidated and will not succumb to coercion.
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The workers said they were harassed and abused by their supervisors, and intimidated with dogs.
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So, when I heard about FaceGym, I was both intrigued and intimidated by the idea.
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Changing your career is a big decision, and it's okay to feel nervous or intimidated.
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Meanwhile, he "intimidated" elites and oligarchs like Khodorkovsky who didn't owe their positions to him.
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They also allege that the president obstructed their investigation and intimidated witnesses along the way.
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The woman felt too intimidated by her Ivy League university's administrators to open a case.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — Hand up if you feel even just a bit intimidated by Friday puzzles.
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It's an opportunity to get people who are interested in art but may be intimidated.
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"I refuse to be intimidated,'' Mr. Reyes said, adding: "I'm not just here representing myself.
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"It is really important that people are not intimidated into not speaking up," Todd said.
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She reported being beaten and intimidated by Rio's municipal guard when she refused to leave.
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"It was a rich white kids' school, and I felt super intimidated," Ms. Gonzalez-Martinez said.
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Mellie is aware that men are intimidated by powerful women, and that it's holding her back.
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Kate initially skipped out on a singing audition after being intimidated by the young, thin competition.
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I could see that being particularly helpful for people like me who are intimidated by meditation.
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And I don't ever want women to come to my page and feel intimidated or insecure.
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But since the Supreme Court's decision in favor of marriage equality she's felt "Intimidated" to wed.
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For the next four years, we will not be intimidated by a bully in president's clothing.
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Bill Clinton has actually abused women and Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims.
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" Nelson has been adamant that she will no longer be intimidated or shamed into silence. "Mr.
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When it comes to shopping for loans, though, many of us feel a bit more intimidated.
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I suspect he feels unmanned by this, and intimidated by the prospect of becoming a homeowner.
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We governed, we came together, we refused to be intimidated, we refused to be shouted down.
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Teaching women to feel less intimidated in the wood shop and watching students become badass makers.
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But rather than be intimidated as the perpetual new kid on the block, he embraced it.
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Ms Delaney says someone "intimidated himself" out of a property by scrawling abuse on the walls.
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Dance has been fantastic, but I'm really intimidated by how good everyone in the class is.
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JGCA said she was too intimidated to request the credible fear interview be conducted in Jacaltec.
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He singled out Red Sox star David Ortiz for declaring that Boston would not be intimidated.
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"They (Chinese importers) are not going to be intimidated, or swayed by U.S. sanctions," he said.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," Kavanaugh wrote in the Monday letter.
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Some kids opt out of reading because they most likely feel intimidated to read out loud.
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"Your truth can filter out people who will be intimidated by a badass lady," Battle added.
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He says he was intimidated by Obama administration lawyers not to talk and now he can.
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Putin at the time said he was informed about the alleged plot but wasn&apost intimidated.
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If you see someone being intimidated or harassed on Election Day, here's what you can do.
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It's easy to get overwhelmed and intimidated by the hundreds of tools in every Adobe program.
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In his remarks, Mr. Obama said America should harness innovation and not be intimidated by it.
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Were you intimidated or excited to get back into the studio after "Quiet" went so viral?
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And I might feel intimidated by you today but tomorrow you don't have a job, right?
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She adored Christopher Reeve, of course, but by that point she was hardly intimidated by him.
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In fact, over half (54 percent) of Americans feel intimidated when dealing with a car mechanic.
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Many journalists say she has intimidated the media by using vaguely worded laws, which she denies.
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Hundreds of people reported being harassed or intimidated in the week and a half following Nov.
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Bill Clinton has actually abused women, and Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed, and intimidated his victims.
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Some felt intimidated by the larger processors, who control large segments of the country's meat industry.
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Within the first 10 minutes, I was already intimidated by the scale of the seaside town.
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"You shouldn't have to feel intimidated to stand up for what you believe in," she said.
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"I will not be intimidated by the politically and financially motivated attacks against me," he added.
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My mum was there to talk to the cops because I couldn't, I was too intimidated.
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I was pretty intimidated — I was a tiny freshman girl on a team of all guys.
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On the table, the centerpiece is also a clever hack for anyone that's intimidated by decorating.
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Recent grads or first-time buyers may be hesitant or intimidated when buying a new car.
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The actress continued, pointing out that as an adult even she is often intimidated by fans.
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"Secretary Clinton is not going to be intimidated," Mook added of the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.
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"They have not backed down, even when attacked and intimidated," he wrote of Stills and Wilson.
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He refused to go to even one meeting to see whether or not anyone was intimidated.
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"Too many politicians are intimidated by those guys, right," Bannon said while pointing to the camera.
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Read more Working it Out:I have no experience lifting weights and feel intimidated in the gym.
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"I'm not intimidated by these guys, I don't think, anymore," Austin said of major league pitching.
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If someone "is intimidated by your forwardness, then that's not the person for you," Scott said.
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Trump has said the US and its allies will not be intimidated by the reclusive nation.
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Instead of being intimidated by the house's heritage, he embraced it and made it his own.
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We're going to do our job and won't be distracted or intimidated by threats or attacks.
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I would say not to be intimidated by what other people try to push on you.
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Journalists and activists have repeatedly been intimidated and arrested for reporting on violations by the SDF.
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Some Syrians have backed out before traveling to Canada, intimidated by the geographic and cultural leap.
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It was her first time at the Attic, and doing bachata, but she was hardly intimidated.
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Judges who have spoken out publicly against the purge have reported being threatened, harassed and intimidated.
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In other words, are you intimidated by highbrow art forms like classical music, art and theater?
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So she had to be able to be comfortable to not be entirely intimidated by them.
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Were you at all intimidated taking on a literary project that Lee had failed to complete?
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I feel like they're people just like I'm a person, so why would I be intimidated?
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But he said witnesses were often stronger and less intimidated their second time on the stand.
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Don&apost get intimidated by all that elegant-looking French that&aposs scribbled on champagne bottles.
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The last time I was intimidated was when I was 6 years old in karate class.
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Random arrests are the order of the day, in a country already intimidated by government pressure.
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Worse, as Haynes mentioned, he looked intimidated on Sunday night — like Green was in his head.
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The only person she felt slightly intimidated by, she said, was Mr. Steele, the district attorney.
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Such instances will continue to happen if press is allowed to be intimidated by these "democratators".
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"We felt that small business was just being intimidated all the time by IRS," Grassley said.
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I bumped into one of Anzora's students, who grinned but slunk off, intimidated by my escort.
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Where were the brave knights of free speech when Professor Taylor was being intimidated into silence?
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But a lot of men are really intimidated when that's coming from a young female voice.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," he said in his opening remarks.
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While Tehran will want to prove that it, too, can't be intimidated, recent history says otherwise.
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In his letter, Kem Sokha called his arrest unconstitutional and urged supporters not to be intimidated.
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When Bezos enters a new product category, he is not intimidated by a lack of expertise.
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I feel very inhibited and very intimidated by this whole Elvis thing because it's not me.
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She was so nervous around new people, and the Bog Girl's silence only intimidated her further.
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Those judges were intimidated, and some were referred for investigation by the Saudi Ministry of Justice.
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Trump has regularly demonized journalists as "enemies of the people," but reporters have not been intimidated.
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We can break down barriers for hard working immigrants who are too often exploited and intimidated.
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As London has proven again and again, we will never be intimidated or defeated by terrorism.
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But staff are human and will make mistakes, particularly if they are inexperienced, unsupported and intimidated.
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Bakhtiar also says Ailes's attorney, Barry Asen, intimidated her for talking to Sherman about her harassment.
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It's surprisingly quiet on weeknights, but I still get intimidated when the line wraps around the store.
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Yes, that is a whole lot going on in and around one mug, but we're not intimidated.
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People I would be afraid to go up to and talk to because I'm intimidated by them.
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"Putin&aposs regime takes aim at those who cannot be broken or intimidated," Gerashchenko posted to Facebook.
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Their belief is that Bigfoot only makes itself known to children because they're not intimidated by them.
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Don't be intimidated by the talk of change, the buzzwords, raise your hand and join the debate.
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Nearly 1,000 pages long, with the tall white letters spelling out "TRUMAN," it intrigued and intimidated me.
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She also said that she felt intimidated and fearful because the men appeared to have a gun.
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However, HudBay says several witnesses recanted their statements to the prosecutor, saying they were intimidated into lying.
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His young love interest is intimidated, and realizes she can never fit in with this rich family.
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Fourteen years her elder, he was never intimidated, she says, by a woman in a clerical collar.
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"We came together; we refused to be intimidated," Mr. Cuomo said, responding — nearly shouting — to the assemblyman.
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Several clown-related incidents across the UK have left people — children in particular — scared, anxious and intimidated.
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Before I knew him and was doing initial Instagram stalking, I was curious and a bit intimidated.
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" The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan said the city "will never be intimidated or defeated by terrorism.
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And far from being intimidated by that lofty praise, it seems to be music to Allen's ears.
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That tactic has intimidated Republican leaders for years, of course, and it has frustrated right-leaning voters.
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Or maybe a lot of Indonesian women are too intimidated to report what is happening to them.
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In the video above, they talk about ways they've been intimidated — and how it propels their success.
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They talk a lot slower, whereas Brits, I'm intimidated at how fast they speak to one another.
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The lawyers instead suggested that he felt intimidated by a hostile crowd and acted to protect himself.
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In 2008, Stewart surveyed voters to ask if they'd been intimidated at the polls, among other questions.
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Would you intervene if you saw people getting harassed or intimidated based on their race or religion?
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"Politicians are intimidated by it, but voters aren't," said Celinda Lake, a Democratic pollster and political strategist.
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This is not someone easily intimidated by the complexities of a large spectacle with many moving parts.
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Witnesses had been intimidated and killed; victims were sometimes hindered by shame; and resources were ridiculously low.
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"I don't like to be intimidated by anyone," the former six-term sheriff said in an interview.
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"AMI lied to me, made empty promises, and repeatedly intimidated and manipulated me," McDougal said in March.
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For someone who might be intimidated by the opposite sex, it might help them to shake that.
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They were intimidated and were really struggling to perform, but I saved the day with my squirting.
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So when he came to set he knew his lines and it wasn't like he was intimidated.
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"Lots of people have generally had the experience of being intimidated by an approaching person," Satchell says.
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In recent days, judges who have spoken out against the changes have reported being harassed and intimidated.
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I founded the studio with the idea that everyone can be included, and nobody would be intimidated.
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But she also sometimes felt intimidated, as if she would be blamed for slowing down the flow.
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At first I was star-struck, but I see them fairly often and I'm not intimidated anymore.
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They were intimidated by protests, posters, rallies, letters, and campus activists who chastised as racist all dissenters.
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"Since I could already play, I was armed, and I wasn't intimidated," she says with a smile.
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Ms. Bloomfield has since apologized for her inaction, saying she was naïve and intimidated by Mr. Friedman.
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The worst of them are intimidated by their airplanes and remain so until they retire or die.
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"I was definitely a little bit intimidated the morning that she showed up on set," she says.
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In other suburbs, Roma men were beaten, threatened or intimidated with gunshots, according to Roma advocacy groups.
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Armed with powerful new tech, communities of color can be watched, flagged, policed, and intimidated into submission.
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The Golden Flashes showed from the onset that they weren't intimidated by the Buckeyes' record or ranking.
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The women in my family are cooking pros, particularly my aunt Viv, and it's always intimidated me.
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I felt intimidated by the legs, and especially by the fact that they had to be stuffed.
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Clinton showed that she was not intimidated, further proof that she was perfectly qualified to be president.
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Pope Francis can be a pragmatic diplomat, but he has certain principles and is not easily intimidated.
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Though some may be intimidated by scone-making, scones are a great introduction to baking fussier goods.
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She has suffered one blow after another, having been arbitrarily detained, interrogated and intimidated on multiple occasions.
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If you're like the majority of Americans, you're probably a little intimidated by the idea of investing.
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Let's hope that Mr. Meadows is not intimidated, and that his health insurance will cover smashed knees.
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Detainees complained that staff delayed their grievances or intimidated them to prevent them from filing a grievance.
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A lot of people are intimidated by investing, but chances are it&aposs easier than you think.
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Classes of new officers, inspired by Hill, Williams, and Yovanovitch, who won&apost be interrupted or intimidated.
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The United Nations also received reports that security forces had intimidated voters to choose ruling coalition candidates.
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Ms. Lakshmi, the "Top Chef" host and executive producer, said she was "slightly intimidated" by the letter.
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I think there's a life lesson in cryptic puzzles about not being intimidated when something looks complicated.
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If there is one thing you should never be too intimidated to experiment with, it's the sandwich.
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Intimidated, Giesing came round and promised cocaine, but in return he demanded a full checkup of Hitler.
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SB: I definitely did not have sense from the prisoners that they were intimidated by the guards.
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Instead, I intimidated myself out of talking about the full list of options that I could have addressed.
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JAMES: No, she&aposs encouraging -- I won&apost use the intimidated, I won&apost use the word harassment.
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Mayors will not be bullied or intimidated by you or your team on Twitter or by other means.
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Now, the governor is making clear he's not going to be intimidated by President Obama's big government either.
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It's sad to think of all the great businesses that might have been if we weren't repeatedly intimidated.
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She and the other women described allegedly being fondled, hit, harassed and intimidated by Cook against their will.
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"We don't get intimidated easily," he said, before picking up right where he left off in his speech.
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The Chiron is big and strong, but I've been more intimidated by cars with half the Chiron's horsepower.
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"This is our home and this is where we will not be intimidated by evil," Cordover reportedly said.
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And she's not intimidated by calls, such as those from her opponent, that she should bide her time.
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In a society throbbing with conspiracy theories and suspicion of the other, many people feel intimidated and insecure.
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I didn't really know what it all meant and was too lazy and intimidated to figure it out.
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He's had to alter a few moves, transitions and dips, but he never seems intimidated by the challenge.
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I used to be intimidated by cooking red meat, but I've been trying to expand my kitchen skills.
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The Eagles will give the Patriots the respect they have earned and deserve but will not be intimidated.
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The problem, is that most women are too intimidated to ask their doctors — or each other — for help.
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I certainly felt intimidated by that," she explained, adding, "The culture of Fox & Friends was intimidating to me.
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Members of Congress, intimidated by his popularity, fawn in the face of his rough talk and tough policies.
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The #MeToo movement has produced chilling accounts of actors being intimidated into taking their clothes off on camera.
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I think till Gavaskar came, there was a belief that Indian batsmen were easily intimidated by fast bowling.
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Some people lost their jobs or were evicted from rented apartments because police intimidated their bosses and landlords.
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But Clinton happens to be the type of person that Trump himself is intimidated by: a strong woman.
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In other places, the United Nations received reports that security forces intimidated voters to choose ruling coalition candidates.
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Financial literacy and independence was something that intimidated me, and that made me put off learning about it.
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In docs, Glenn and Irene Schwartz also claim Lewandowski intimidated them by standing outside with a baseball bat.
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For people who are intimidated by the idea of roasting a chicken, it's almost impossible to mess up.
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What I realized is a lot of managers get intimidated by having really strong people on their team.
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"A shocking number of people said, 'I was intimidated by black people being at the polls,'" he said.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," he said at high volume, his brow furrowed.
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Today, young women may feel intimidated by an industry, or discouraged by the gender gap, but they shouldn't.
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Exxon executives feared that the demand was a prelude to another takeover, but they refused to be intimidated.
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At first, I was intimidated by many of the Russians I saw, thinking they looked stern and unfriendly.
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The doctors immediately said they would not be intimidated and would not return until their demands were met.
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"The idea is that we are harassed, intimidated, that we self-censor ourselves," said the journalist, Carmen Aristegui.
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"Men love good-looking women, so it's nothing to do with being intimidated by them," Wunder told Insider.
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"The Black-Eyed Peas star concluded: "I was intimidated by 5 police officers when I landed…for what?
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The people of Brussels, of Europe, and of the world will not be intimidated by these vicious killers.
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Our understanding of the problems was so limited that it allowed us to not be intimidated by them.
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The company also condemned how its drivers were being "daily intimidated for simply exercising their right to work".
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"AMI lied to me, made empty promises, and repeatedly intimidated and manipulated me," McDougal said in a statement.
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"It was the most intimidated I've ever felt, I think," said Shiffrin, who admitted she had considered stopping.
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I would never want this person to feel intimidated, and will find opportunities to make myself more accessible.
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He gave me a black eye when I was pregnant and intimidated me in other less overt ways.
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But Ms. Yang, who is Korean, said she wasn't intimidated and told him he was discriminating against her.
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Still, I was extremely nervous on my car ride to the parade and couldn't shake my intimidated feeling.
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While the government cannot compel travelers to unlock their phones, several of the plaintiffs said they were intimidated.
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Don't be intimidated by what seem to be unbreakable materials — stone, concrete, bronze can all be brought down.
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Yes, people are scared, he said, intimidated by the threats and perceived political risks and frightened into silence.
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Some or all of them were "manhandled, intimidated and arrested," the family said, urging reprimands for those officers.
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Issa Rae and Donald Glover were among the luminaries who admitted to feeling slightly intimidated to being there.
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He could be quiet, he acknowledged, and he knew people were intimidated by his silence and his size.
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And if North Korea or Iran is intimidated by this staggering display of firepower, so much the better.
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Millennial leaders should not feel threatened or intimidated at the prospect of leading someone smarter than they are.
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These guys attacked them, harassed them and intimidated them so it was challenging to get them to testify.
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Instead of being intimidated into pretending to be bystanders, the Senate should do what it does best: deliberate.
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Men, they said, would be intimidated by a diploma from Todai, as the university is known in Japan.
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This way, you&aposll feel less intimidated when you have to talk in front of a large audience.
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"Maybe I was intimidated by my father's talent and success," he told the website A.V. Club in 2009.
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Local people have been intimidated, making it that much more difficult to bring poachers and smugglers to justice.
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Even employees who know their rights may be intimidated from speaking out of fear of violating agency policy.
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As the leader often says, the Senate will not be intimidated by the antics of far-left protesters.
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Authorities and alleged vigilantes also intimidated victims so they would not pursue justice, according to Human Rights Watch.
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Mueller is investigating whether the president intimidated witnesses or sought to end the investigation, according to the report.
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But it's wrong when it suggests that voters were intimidated into voting for her party, the Awami League.
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He won 13 Gold Glove awards and intimidated runners with the most powerful throwing arm of his generation.
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"They refused water so that they could declare the state of emergency ... we won't be intimidated," Salvini said.
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I said I was such a judge, and I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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Would he use the power of the presidency to extort sex from women too intimidated to say no?
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"They have coerced, intimidated, threatened, and interfered with the housing rights of non-FLDS members," the complaint alleges.
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"Bill Clinton has actually abused women and Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims," Trump said.
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The bar for what was "Instagram-worthy" was so high that its users were starting to get intimidated.
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You're intimidated by soldiers and police, although you like to act like you're not even afraid of hell.
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What is going to come out in the painting when you feel intimidated by sitting near another person?
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NBA star Enes Kanter isn't intimidated by Turkish President Erdoğan NBA star Enes Kanter isn't intimidated by Turkish President Erdoğan After the failed military coup in Turkey last summer, which left at least 249 dead, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has tried to silence his opposition — largely by putting them in jail.
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Thousands in the public service, military and Royal Canadian Mounted Police were fired or intimidated into leaving their jobs.
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Ajster saw it as a move to discredit a critic and doubled down, refusing to be intimidated or silenced.
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Paak signed to the icon's Aftermath Entertainment—he was admittedly intimidated by the notoriously direct and no-nonsense beatmaster.
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To say that McGonagall was "cowed and intimidated" by Harry Potter is to willfully ignore everything about the character.
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Would he use the power of the presidency to extort sexual favors from women too intimidated to say no?
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Smollett denied the allegations and his attorneys have said the actor will not be intimidated into paying the city.
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Also, racially motivated hate groups, such as the Klu Klux Klan, intimidated black voters from going to the polls.
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I would've been so intimidated by my oldest Nika, and I would've had a crush on my youngest, Ethan.
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Even Galaxy-saver and Marvel superhero Chris Pratt was a little intimidated before facing his hopeful father-in-law.
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"She told me I'm too slow, which intimidated me," he said, adding that he did not receive any help.
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I was intimidated by the process and like many, feared that if I negotiated, the offer would be rescinded.
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"After everything that we've been through, I'm not intimidated," Jughead says before they hear Veronica and Archie's mattress squeaking.
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Meyers shared that he's often intimidated when he walks into a cheese shop and doesn't know what to pick.
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Kate tells her that it's really hard for her to make friends, and that Beth has always intimidated her.
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"Well, this one works in politics and has for a long time so he wasn't as intimidated," Meghan replied.
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" Speaking to a BBC television crew, Hook doubled down on her claims, saying she was "scared" and "incredibly intimidated.
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"I have some fear but refuse to be intimidated to silence or retract anything I have said," she said.
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Part of that is simply due to one thing: tech founders and some investors are intimidated by the space.
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I think I might have been overawed by my experience and intimidated by the level of performances around me.
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Women would be less intimidated by growing old if society just chilled the fuck out and laid off it.
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For years we have been dedicated to helping people feel empowered by fitness, not intimidated or ashamed by it.
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Mayor Errick Simmons said he spoke to some of the church's 200 congregants who were fearful and felt intimidated.
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Visitors were impressed (if not intimidated) by how fastidiously Germans separated their white, brown and green glass for recycling.
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A digital check-up I'm the most intimidated by the large CheckMe monitor I now carry around with me.
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The employees knew that they were robbing these customers, but were intimidated by their superiors if they voiced dissent.
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"Ivory Coast will not let itself be intimidated by terrorists," Ouattara said in a televised address late on Monday.
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It was interesting seeing him interact with Christopher Walken because Walken intimidated me, but he did not intimidate Shannon.
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When you see one of the cut cakes with sprinkles cascading down the layers, it looks intimidated to recreate.
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Many people are intimidated by thank-you cards because they imagine you have to write the Great American Novel.
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When he first looked up the vertical rock face, he felt intimidated and anxious about getting up the route.
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" Clinton expressed her "thoughts and prayers" and vowed that the "world will not be intimidated by these vicious killers.
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You may be intimidated by jumbo-size meals and drinks -- not to mention other unhealthy attributes of fast food.
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Johnson will hardly be intimidated by the little-known Putnam, the only legitimate threat if he plays half decently.
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I have clients who are intimidated by the president's rhetoric to the point where they are forgoing basic needs.
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Venezuela is one of the world's most violent countries, and opposition figures say they are regularly followed and intimidated.
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Bernard is not physically intimidated by Dolores; he specifies that it's her mind and its evolution that frightens him.
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I remember being intimidated the first day I met Daniel, since I had no idea how to use ASL.
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Journalistic equipment was destroyed, there were kidnappings of journalists who were threatened, intimidated, put into military or police cars.
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Those under attack retreated into the trains, intimidated by the gangs of men waiting for them outside the turnstiles.
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And on the way in and out, doctors and patients are regularly harassed and intimidated by anti-abortion protestors.
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The trio admitted to being a little intimidated however by the sheer number of U.S. fans out in force.
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But most of his high-profile opponents in that election were arrested or reportedly intimidated out of the race.
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Consumers intimidated by the mystifying language of wine labels now had an easy way to decide what to buy.
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Doctor Sleep could have tried to be The Shining's sequel, an intimidated son yearning to be like his father.
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More casual fans, while they may be intimidated by the flood of minutiae, will find it worth the plunge.
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Speaking on Wednesday morning, Lega leader Matteo Salvini said that he is not intimidated by changes in bond yields.
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Members of Russia's secret service intimidated workers at a drug-testing lab to cover up top athletes' positive results.
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Critics say he has intimidated opponents and rigged elections while human rights groups criticize his government's record on rights.
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Blacks, he said, were typically intimidated into remaining in segregated schools and not applying for transfers to white ones.
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The victim said that she was harassed and intimidated on campus by Mr. Parker, Mr. Celestin and their supporters.
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No employee should ever be made to feel intimidated, harassed or otherwise discriminated against in their place of work.
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"We must not be intimidated to the point that we stop advocating and protesting for justice," the congresswoman added.
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"If I saw my wife in a bar, I would have been too intimidated to approach her," he said.
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It's difficult not to feel intimidated by the most expensive pair of socks my feet have ever wiggled into.
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So yeah, if you're a wee bit intimidated by letting things, well, hang out, you're not alone — it's scary!
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The two women's closeness has both intimidated those in the Clinton circle of status-conscious advisers and caused envy.
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Dror's grandparents immigrated from Russia and Poland, and at first Miri felt intimidated by them and their European ways.
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"I don't know if he feels intimidated, but there's no doubt that today I'm a force," Regev told me.
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One day while Guaidó was away, he said, special-forces agents had showed up and intimidated Fabiana and Miranda.
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He gives us intimidated workers, but no demonized Jews, an oversight that feels particularly stark at our inflamed moment.
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As you began to prepare for the role, were you intimidated at all about bringing those words to life?
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Journalists who've criticized Putin's government have also felt its wrath, being blacklisted, intimidated, threatened with prosecution, and occasionally murdered.
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Although she had taken foster parenting classes to demonstrate her readiness, when she took the stand, she seemed intimidated.
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"This is largely intimidation and this is part of the reason we are refusing to be intimidated," said Ressa.
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Others feel intimidated by fears of sexism on the campaign trail, or don't feel supported by their political establishment.
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"I've spent my entire career being intimidated by their work, so that's nothing new," Baxter said with a laugh.
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When I found out that Mila wanted to do it as well, I felt very intimidated, because Mila's Mila.
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Still, I was intimidated — scared of being insignificant in a city of so much talent and so many cultures.
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"Most people are intimidated with using tools, but taking a hands-on class really boosted my confidence," she said.
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Several asylum seekers reported that the authorities had damaged personal property, seized cellphones and intimidated the men who resisted.
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People who are being threatened or intimidated have to choose at that time between de-escalation, distraction or confrontation.
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We won't be intimidated, and neither should anyone from the United States thinking of canceling a trip to Europe.
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P.G., which have recruited child soldiers, intimidated dissidents, altered the demography and forced conscription in areas under their control.
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He could have his political opponents arrested or he could promise pardons to supporters who physically intimidated Democratic voters.
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I was a little intimidated by the prospect of preparing two meals back to back for my hungry producers.
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They were undoubtedly too intimidated to do so, just as his G.O.P. opponents were in the prior debates. Mrs.
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"I ask you to join me in standing together and show that we will not be intimidated," she said.
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Meanwhile, some of the same vessels have intimidated rigs (or their supply vessels) drilling in Vietnamese and Malaysian waters.
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I throw out a few questions, but am a little intimidated because I'm the only woman in the room.
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The class was filled with smart, motivated people, and I was very intimidated — they made it look so easy.
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That is simply impossible with this Republican Party intimidated by this president using this Fox News-led noise machine.
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While waiting for his flight home, the musician said he had seen the orders and would not be intimidated.
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In Virginia, the police were intimidated and stood down because, according to the Governor, the protesters had better weapons.
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During cabinet meetings, some ministers felt so intimidated by Ghani that they busied themselves taking notes to impress him.
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"AMI lied to me, made empty promises, and repeatedly intimidated and manipulated me," McDougal said in a statement Tuesday.
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On Sunday, the Dominican shortstop Jean Segura said the fans almost intimidated him — and they were on his side.
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He was five feet six and weighed a hundred and twenty pounds, but nothing and no one intimidated him.
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Russian officials have not admitted guilt, but they have intimidated witnesses and continued to dope even during the investigation.
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Worried and intimidated, yes, but showing through song that she's also a woman of jazzy authority and sexual courage.
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"I guarantee you, we will not be intimidated or deterred by terror," he told the Today show on Sunday.
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I want them to be regulars in the city's great cultural institutions, so they'll feel at home, not intimidated.
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"With things like kink, so many people are really intimidated by the need for accessories or 'things,'" says Knight.
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Yes, he propositioned, intimidated, groped, and did worse to all manner of women who longed to be in pictures.
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VICE Sports: Do you find players are intimidated when they sit down and find you at their poker table?
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They never intimidated me because I knew I belonged there, and I knew what I was doing was important.
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He was barred from a social studies class earlier in December because the teacher "felt intimidated," according to the lawsuit.
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I this will encourage people, because, you know, people seem to be intimidated by this organization because of their history.
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Per the Village Voice, the boys all retracted their statements later, claiming to have been intimidated and coerced into confessing.
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Even if you're not actually coming up with any ideas, your colleagues will be intimidated by your uncontrollable creative energy.
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"He is not intimidated by the liberal media or the Washington establishment," said Jim DeMint, president of the Heritage Foundation.
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While she may be slightly intimidated by handling her family's finances on her own, Palin does have a good job.
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UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said on Twitter his country was not intimidated by Houthi threats.
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But Burns is less than helpful because he is still bitter about being intimidated by Hays back in the day.
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In this dispute, the Eagles — who obviously are not intimidated by his bluster — are choosing not to engage with him.
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In recent years, many labor rights activists have reported being intimidated and harassed, temporarily detained, or had their movements restricted.
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I was far too intimidated then, but after a few more years of experience, I decided to go for it.
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"I've always been interested in inspiring women in particular who may have felt intimidated picking up a hammer," Lemp says.
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Throughout their traumatic night, Hysell and Malloy are accused of being prostitutes pimped by Greene and sexually intimidated by officers.
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I've always wanted to ride my bike to work, but have been really intimidated by the 22-mile roundtrip trek.
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Some detainees reported that staff obstructed or delayed their grievances or intimidated them through fear of retaliation, the report said.
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I don't come from the privilege of being able to be quiet, and I'm not intimidated by that at all.
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Some models grin in their photos, and others serve faces so ice-cold I feel intimidated even clicking on them.
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She claimed that Matt, who was killed by a border agent in the manhunt that followed his escape, intimidated her.
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If you're not intimidated by an incomplete project, pick a video that starts at the beginning of the object's journey.
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They complained loudly that Mrs May had broken a promise to accommodate their wishes, and vowed not to be intimidated.
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In recent years, many labor rights activists have reported being intimidated and harassed, temporarily detained, or restricted in their movement.
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Niamkoi, a PhD student who uses just one name, said the random police questioning of students left many feeling intimidated.
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I purposefully avoided Central Park in order to not feel intimidated by "real" runners, and jogged down 2nd Avenue, instead.
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I think the only people who would feel intimidated are white people because they are the minority at the event.
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Hopefully this boulder's friends took this as a lesson that we will not be intimidated by their rock-like ways.
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Any partner who is comfortable with themselves will not be intimidated by a sex toy, but rather open to experimentation.
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Mexico City is one of the biggest cities in the world, but we suspect many Americans are intimidated by it.
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I am a 220E and feel like lots of guys are intimidated by my boobs, but they totally shouldn't be.
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I remember being intimidated by the process the first time I voted, and I wanted to help people through that.
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Ayala said that she's sharing her story to help other moms who may be too intimidated to breastfeed in public.
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" So when Kavanaugh fumed, "I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process... You'll never get me to quit.
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" She added Weinstein was blocking her exit through the kitchen, saying she was "trapped by [his] body and was intimidated.
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Even the most seasoned cooks (cast-iron pun intended) can be intimidated to start cooking with a cast iron skillet.
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A spokesman for the sect, Ibraheem Musa, said its members were not going to be intimidated into resorting to violence.
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They say her inability to empathize or understand how frightened and intimidated they were by Weinstein's advances has infuriated them.
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"The blogger declined to engage with us, citing that [they] had received threats and felt intimidated or harassed," he said.
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It also became clear that she had been repeatedly intimidated by investigators in the case into making a false confession.
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When I first took the Joule out of the box, I wondered why I was ever intimidated by sous vide.
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Gyllenhaal admitted to being intimidated when he first met Bauman, knowing the impossibility of matching the reality of Bauman's experience.
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U.N. peacekeepers in South Sudan are also "regularly attacked, harassed, detained, intimidated and threatened," the monitors said in the report.
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He obviously believed that large segments of the community were either so apathetic or intimidated that they would not interfere.
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I was impressed with her travels, a little intimidated by her ivy league education, and totally mesmerized by her beauty.
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It's easy to feel intimidated by gear heads, and to feel that going outside will require a lot of spending.
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When the students confronted the company over the false promises, they said they were threatened and intimidated into silence. 9.
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No, Mueller will not be intimidated by the political whining that will crescendo no matter what his ultimate findings are.
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People are writing all the time, and yet they think they can't write, because they're so intimidated by the structure.
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If candidates, campaigners and voters are frightened or intimidated, the election will fail to demonstrate the electorate's true political preferences.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," he declared in his opening statement to the Judiciary Committee.
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"We're just not afraid or intimidated to go after companies that are acting in an inappropriate way," Mr. Cohen said.
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Doctor Sleep could have tried to be The Shining's copycat sequel, an intimidated son yearning to be like his father.
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"Sometimes people, rightly so, are intimidated, but if you give them too much respect, you're going to struggle," he said.
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Don't be intimidated by the book's length — it's written in a really conversational tone, with lots of exercises sprinkled throughout.
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But that hasn't intimidated the Hong Kong protesters, who continued to march and square off with police the following day.
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But in the Senate office where Liz worked, her direct boss, a male senior aide, yelled and physically intimidated her.
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"We will hear from him," Cummings told CNN's Manu Raju, making clear that Congress cannot allow witnesses to be intimidated.
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The last time an American administration bullied and intimidated the intelligence community, we got the misguided 2003 war in Iraq.
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Even those who are US citizens or legal residents can feel intimidated and dehumanized by the grind of this routine.
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Looking back, I think I was a bit overwhelmed, and the thought of facing the unknown head-on intimidated me.
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Feeling too intimidated to speak your native tongue should not be an issue at work or during your personal time.
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Adichie, who is 40, smiled warmly at him, but thereafter, the class, already intimidated and shy, grew only more so.
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"I seldom, if ever, took the photos myself, because I was very intimidated by the camera," he told the CBC.
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"There's an insurgency among our people that has been seething for decades that have felt intimidated and demoralized," Black added.
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Ms. Kohler denied saying that, but said she had been so intimidated by the lawyer that she removed the post.
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"We usually split up so people that we talk to don't feel intimidated when there's two of us," Franks shares.
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Over the weekend, NPR CEO John Lansing said the news outlet "will not be intimidated" by the Secretary of State.
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With all the options in front of you, Suter's advice is to always start small, especially if you feel intimidated.
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Victims were silenced, intimidated, repeatedly told it was medical treatment and even forced to go back for continued sexual assault.
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Many students are deeply intimidated by physics, and Snowden says she understood why the university took a liking to her.
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He said he&aposs misrepresented his height when applying for parts in case casting directors would be intimidated by it.
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It's a bit more disconcerting if it suggests that those with a legitimate claim feel too intimidated to even try.
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Hillary Clinton says Donald Trump is "obsessed" with her and that she's not intimidated by the GOP presidential front-runner.
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Atlético was on enemy territory, he said, but there was nothing to fear, no reason to feel intimidated or inferior.
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I also know that many in our country have to suffer these abuses constantly, and are intimidated against fighting back.
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This will be his first time pitching at Philadelphia, but Gsellman has not been intimidated on the road so far.
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Whether or not he painted it isn't clear, as the man is clearly intimidated and doesn't dare raise his gaze.
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Three other women -- all Scientologists -- also claim they were raped but that the Church intimidated them out of coming forward.
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In the months before the election, security services intimidated, blackmailed, arrested and prosecuted the leaders of the governing P.M.L.-N.
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"She has a unified Democratic caucus behind her, and she's not intimidated," said Representative Katherine M. Clark, Democrat of Massachusetts.
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Though she was never subjected to the "rape table," she says she was intimidated and taunted by a fellow officer.
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It also failed to address in detail Judge Wang's claims of being repeatedly intimidated by senior judges, critics said online.
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Kadeesha had researched what it might take to start a dispensary — but was intimidated by the "outlandish" cost of doing so.
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Most of the time the normal guys are too intimidated and the guys that have enough confidence, have too much confidence.
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While nobody gave Team Europe a chance against Canada, they were far from intimidated by the two-time reigning Olympic champions.
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"Locals were intimidated by the police, in fear of facing the worst consequence; the forceful abduction and rape of their daughters."
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In terms of purpose, these antlers likely intimidated rivals and attracted females, according to the University of California Museum of Paleontology.
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She's not intimidated, though, and is fueled by the relentless positivity of the women refugees she's met along her own journey.
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Now, this, of course, as the report found that the FBI was actually intimidated by Clinton&aposs high-ranking legal team.
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The union also plans to file unfair labor practice charges against Housing Works, claiming it has intimidated workers before the walkout.
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Ms. Rivera, who still had to encounter Mr. King after filing the sexual harassment complaint against him, said she felt intimidated.
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Thankfully, Pitt, who was already an established star, didn't feel as intimidated, and confronted Weinstein while attending the opening of Hamlet.
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There is a strong need for a witness protection program, because victims that choose to fight back are intimidated by perpetrators.
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With Turkey's judiciary depleted and intimidated by waves of purges orchestrated by Mr Erdogan's government, such Kafkaesque outcomes are increasingly common.
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This app is also great for those who don't really know what they want and are easily intimidated by shop consultants.
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Now you can spend more time finding ways to be creative in the kitchen and not be intimidated by complex recipes.
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She fought back by going after Trump's personality, and refused to be intimidated by a rival used to dominating a room.
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My biggest challenge is getting over that fear, feeling intimidated by society's pressure of who I should be as a person.
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Private despatches relate that the frontier police are intimidated, and access to Russia is easy now even for those without passports.
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He said the place was definitely a fixer-upper, but he considers himself handy with tools, so he was not intimidated.
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Kenney has claimed that the woman is not present because she was intimidated by Chahal and his bodyguard, Moepulou "Kapp" Alaisa.
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Don't be intimidated: personal trainers are in the gym to help you and provide pointers that are tailored to your needs.
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He isn't the hapless bro in a crowded bar, too intimidated to approach anyone: he's lurking with intent, like a fighter.
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In 2008, his main rival withdrew from a runoff vote after government forces beat, killed or intimidated thousands of opposition voters.
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"The idea that I'd be intimidated by Donald Trump," Biden said with a look that suggested that notion would be foolish.
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But somehow, despite being a nearly 70-year-old husband and father, the man remains unfamiliar with — and intimidated by — periods.
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Tate was reportedly deeply in love with Polanski, who was nine years her senior, but also extremely intimidated by the director.
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Organizers said the march was meant to show that Belgians refuse to be intimidated by terrorism and that they are united.
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I'd be intimidated if the only path to wealth was a lucky break, a brilliant business idea, or a Powerball victory.
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When Daniel Gross moved to Silicon Valley from Jerusalem, he thought he was right to be intimidated by his new peers.
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The women were also joined by a group of Taichi masters who, too, proved that they weren't intimidated by the altitude.
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She can't help but be intimidated by Julia, the new model whom she sees as her younger, sexier, more accomplished competition.
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Some Twitter users wondered whether he feels intimidated by Merkel, who has been an imposing world figure for over a decade.
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Like "code-verse," Datamatics also featured a furious rhythm of abstract graphics, which intimidated me while spawning feelings of entrapped awe.
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In a lengthy post on her official site she claims Kath abused, assaulted, and intimidated her throughout the band's entire existence.
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Would I walk into a real-life professional porn scene, completely intimidated by my round body and less-than-smooth approach?
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Then he realised he would attract less foreign criticism if he quietly intimidated opponents and rigged elections instead of banning them.
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It is unlikely that Pompeo is someone that will be easily intimidated by the "alpha male" Cabinet that Trump is assembling.
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I've never really felt intimidated, but in most places in this country, I would still be uncomfortable kissing somebody in public.
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Within the party, tensions are high and party meetings have been suspended after allegations that lawmakers had been threatened or intimidated.
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The moral code that traditionally countered all of this has been shouted down and intimidated as hateful incursions on perceived liberties.
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Even as far away as Nigeria, fellow lawyers are calling for justice and urging Kenya's legal sector not to be intimidated.
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Foreign reporters are routinely barred from visiting, and many local journalists have been killed or intimidated, according to human rights groups.
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I was intimidated when I first started learning how to cloth diaper, but after a few weeks, I became a pro.
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"You don't get to be as successful as he has shying away from fights or being intimidated by people," Wolfson added.
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With tons of amazing reviews online, I wanted to try out DevaCurl but was intimidated by how many products it had.
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You're drawn in, completely charmed and seduced by her, and you're also completely intimidated by her in the very same breath.
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"We're giving girls an opportunity to not feel intimidated," says Bergeron, who has been with the camp for over six years.
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Corporations are viewed as more approachable these days, Ms. Lee said, and consumers are no longer intimidated by them, she added.
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After that, it's that middle-aged pitcher, then more kid pitchers who so far lack the common sense to be intimidated.
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Such a requirement has intimidated many undocumented immigrants, who represent the majority of sponsors but fear being targeted for deportation themselves.
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"If I wasn't intimidated by The New Yorker before, I am now!" he said in his first speech to gathered staff.
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She declined, left the apartment and said nothing because, she said, she was too intimidated and worried about holding her job.
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"People could be intimidated by classical music or feel they're out of their depth," Mr. Muhlenfeld of the Martin Agency said.
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My friend and I were intimidated by the pristine white cashmere couch in the Gabriela Hearst store in the Carlyle Hotel.
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"It was the first time she had ever testified, and she was really intimidated," Keith Kelleher, a top organizer during Mrs.
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Tehran has persecuted and intimidated BBC Persian journalists and their families, arbitrarily arresting them, publicly smearing them, and freezing their assets.
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"We will not be intimidated by this attempted act of violence," Ms. Wasserman Schultz said in a statement on Wednesday evening.
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And do we want judges, whose independence is essential to our systems of criminal justice and democracy, intimidated by public opinion?
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It's always much easier to just call other people wimps and snowflakes — and hope they'll be intimidated enough to melt away.
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I was so shocked and intimidated by this new aspect of our sex life that I didn't know what to do.
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But the gloves-off approach of some of his supporters has frustrated — and even intimidated — those caught in its cross hairs.
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So when she discovered flyers from a white nationalist group posted outside her office at Indiana University Bloomington, she wasn't intimidated.
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"We will not be intimidated into making stupid decisions," he said in response to questions from Senator Angus King of Maine.
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Among the many disturbing things about my personal swastika memory is that I recall feeling less horrified and disgusted than intimidated.
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His administration and its allies have jailed hundreds of Kashmiris without charges, intimidated journalists, arrested intellectuals and suppressed gloomy economic reports.
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Clapper, who has frequently criticized Trump, vowed to CNN Friday morning that he wouldn't be intimidated in light of the discovery.
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"Saturday, and every day, Planned Parenthood advocates and activists show that they refuse to be intimidated and they won't back down."
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"I think that he has intimidated these good men and women and they're afraid to say anything about him," Reid continued.
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"[W]e won't be intimidated by the imitators & we're fighting back to keep what's ours," the siblings recently posted on Instagram.
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The report includes allegations that three staff members "physically threatened and intimidated" a witness during an internal investigation into the scandal.
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It has to be people who will keep the secret, either because they agree or because they're intimidated into staying quiet.
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"He is not intimidated about being the newest justice," said John Malcolm, a lawyer at the conservative Heritage Foundation think tank.
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In more recent years, it has seemed as if Arsenal are intimidated by the Round of 16 for its own sake.
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Museums are striving to be hubs for the community, and with that, trying to ensure people are not intimidated by art.
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This is something I've been feeling for a long time, that students are intimidated or otherwise unwilling to express what they believe.
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Cutting off Juno's only source of marketing could hurt the company's tremendous growth, which Marco says he believes Uber is intimidated by.
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Because the special counsel who comes in and does a serious investigation, is a prominent person who&aposs not intimidated by Mrs.
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She's actually the reason I joined Barry's — I was intimidated to try it, but she encouraged me to give it a go.
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"I am not too intimidated by this type of mail," he said in the margins of a European Union summit last Friday.
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I had the honor of meeting him last December, and I've never been more intimidated or impressed by someone's sheer intellectual presence.
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Clearly the Occupant of the White House is intimidated by someone who is holding him accountable and exposing his abuses of power.
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Texas Southern has won nine straight games and certainly won't be intimidated after playing Arizona, Louisville, Cincinnati and Baylor earlier this season.
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While she says "people get very creative," the process itself is simple enough, even for those intimidated by the whole DIY scene.
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He recalls younger inmates being intimidated and refusing to play against him, and a prison physician prescribing Paxil to calm his nerves.
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" He then attacks Bill Clinton, saying he "has actually abused women," and says "Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims.
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I was intimidated as hell, but I found the courage to say hello and tell him how much I admired his work.
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He's dwarfed by his equally large guitar and studio headphones, but Ramsey is not intimidated: he's here to belt out his heart.
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I'd really like to start playing in the stock market soon, it's just I'm a little intimidated by it at the moment.
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According to Ficarra, many actresses who read for Stone's role in the 2011 film were too intimidated by Gosling to be playful.
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A lot of the talent in the Democratic Party stayed out of the race because they were intimidated by the Clinton machine.
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But Ms. Clarke said that in some cases, students might be intimidated and elect not to apply rather than answer the question.
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Police announced Thursday that human traffickers lured women to 10 Orlando-area massage parlors, where they were intimidated into prostitution, TCPalm reports.
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However, like her (we can only assume, since details are still pretty scarce) powerful and confident character, Sandra Bullock is not intimidated.
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In the New York Times, Alinejad writes that she was often threatened and intimidated when until finally her press credentials were revoked.
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You know, and he thinks that Democrats are been a little bit intimidated by their -- by their get out the vote game.
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I was intimidated by everything about Angie, probably because she was 25 years old with a perfect body and huge, natural boobs.
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Intimidated by the CNC tools, he introduced himself to a twentysomething guy in work boots he'd noticed expertly working the milling machine.
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Defense lawyer Tom Kirkendall, who represented clients related to the Enron case, said the task force intimidated witnesses and misinterpreted the law.
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" He said that a growing number of young people "are not bamboozled and intimidated by all this nonsense about diversity being strength.
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Before I started working in butcheries, and even as a butcher, if I went into someone else's shop, I would feel intimidated.
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If you happen to be in Australia on Anzac Day, don't be intimidated by the raucous noises coming from almost every pub.
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A quiet woman with a stylish purse and braces on her teeth, she finds herself intimidated by southerners' intense focus on success.
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"When we were looking to solve this problem, we realized a lot of people are very intimidated by anything finance," Mantha said.
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The Student Government Association Election Commission received complaints after the election that Robert McIntosh, who received the most votes, had intimidated voters.
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They must have majored in sociology at a top party school, because they're not intimidated by a little three-way flavor action.
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Calvin Harris and Taylor Swift's relationship ended because the DJ was "intimidated" by her success, a friend of the singer tells PEOPLE.
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Each in their own way actively undermined the government case that they had been coerced or intimidated into voting against their will.
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With figures like that, W. David Bradford has come around to the idea that pharmaceutical companies could be intimidated by marijuana reforms.
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That was the thing that intimidated me the most, and on top of that, none of them wanted to talk to me.
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Maybe that's why Fox anchor Bill O'Reilly felt intimidated enough to try to bring her down with petty comments about her appearance.
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The agency also investigated charges by the workers that Tesla intimidated and harassed them and violated workers' rights under federal labor law.
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There is greatness in numbers and you feel a lot less intimidated when you have a lot of people on your side.
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In many ways, it makes a perfect entry-point whiskey for people who've been intimidated by the trend of 110-proof bourbons.
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Yet, the news media continue to perform under the protections of the First Amendment and have not been intimidated by Trump's criticisms.
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Maybe, she thought, her texting "lol r u serious" had hurt him, had intimidated him and made him feel uncomfortable around her.
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" He added, "Anyone who thinks that Attorney General Schneiderman will be intimidated by this effort has no idea who they're dealing with.
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If she'd laughed and pushed him away and shown that she wasn't intimidated, she said, that would have been a desired reaction.
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He also said he learned about racial profiling by talking to people who regularly experienced being "harassed" and "intimidated" by police officers.
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While she says he never hit her, Butterworth claims Adams was "rageful" and physically intimidated her as well as harassed her online.
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"New York, we will not be intimidated by the NRA's frivolous lawsuit to advance its dangerous gun-peddling agenda," Cuomo has said.
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Instead, Fields' lawyers suggested during the two-week trial that he felt intimidated by a hostile crowd and acted to protect himself.
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The slow pace of the justice has meant victims and their families have been threatened and intimidated by the accused, AII said.
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The fact that my mother was such a strong woman and that my father was never intimidated by her really empowers me.
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We have 350 different bottles of wine on the menu, but we don't want people to feel intimidated when they choose one.
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Among the principal victims, in their experience, are young, first-time mothers, who are sometimes so intimidated that they're unable to eat.
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Ms. Machado on Friday called Mr. Trump's online assault "cheap lies with bad intentions" and said that she would not be intimidated.
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I was intimidated by the device at first, but the quick start guide made set-up simple, and the design is intuitive.
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A teacher who diverges from the official line "won't get arrested," he said, just "intimidated," perhaps with a threat of forced retirement.
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But when a mother is intimidated, insulted or demeaned because of her parenting choices, we call it concern or, at worst, nosiness.
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So, I was a bit intimidated by this fancy model that allows you to customize just about every part of your experience.
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According to legal docs, the residents say Resnicow physically intimidated them with the log rollers ... berating them and accusing them of perjury.
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The Beavers weren't intimidated by Baylor's winning streak or size, working around the latter with crisp passing and controlling the boards throughout.
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The woman reportedly told investigators the men essentially trapped her (blocking doors) on different occasions, and intimidated her into performing oral sex.
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I remember him being the only guy Carlos Boozer was somewhat intimidated to go against because he couldn't just move him around.
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In a statement, its employees said, "We will not be gagged and will not be intimidated by any threat, in whatever form."
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Several supporters of Mr. O'Rourke said they were intimidated by a gantlet of pro-Trump protesters blocking their way to the rally.
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" Hanan Ashrawi, a senior Palestinian official, said, "The Palestinian people and leadership will not be intimidated and will not succumb to coercion.
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Bloomberg pitched himself as a competent manager who wasn't intimidated by Donald Trump and would spend whatever it took to defeat him.
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Meghan Miraglia from Massachusetts has never been afraid, and has suggestions for the intimidated: I have never been afraid of classical music.
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When Kimmy didn't jump at the idea of "Jim" meeting her in Greece, Philip first tried flattery, telling her she intimidated him.
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"In the Instagram age, people are so intimidated by entertaining that we often fall back on restaurants for big groups," she said.
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"When I was on the field, they knew that if anyone was going to be intimidated, it wasn't going to be me."
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Nearly a quarter of Americans said they or someone in their family had been threatened or intimidated by someone with a gun.
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Democrats also showed footage of ousted US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch admitting that she was intimidated by Trump's tweets attacking her.
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"My clients will not be intimidated by hollow legal threats and have proceeded with publication of the Book as schedule," it added.
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I immediately thought their story merited a more in-depth exploration, but I was intimidated by the idea of writing a book.
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I've been eligible for a couple months, but was too intimidated by all the words I don't understand to actually do it.
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I was traumatically 'silenced' and intimidated into silence by my grandparents on both sides because they didn't want to talk about anything.
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She said she had not been part of any organized attempt to disrupt the event and had not cursed or intimidated anyone.
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We are going to stand up and take this seriously and refuse to be intimidated out of the future that we deserve.
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Maxine Waters of California says she won't be intimidated even though she was the intended recipient of two suspicious packages intercepted Wednesday.
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" Clyburn said: "I am not going to be intimidated by anybody in this White House or by anybody out in the blogosphere.
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"AMI lied to me, made empty promises and repeatedly intimidated and manipulated me," McDougal said in a statement provided to USA TODAY.
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Dupri said he was feeling intimidated working with the legend when she came with some words of advice for the young producer.
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When you're starting out in your career it can be easy to be intimidated by those you think know more than you.
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"We were running against a guy who saw that this was a new way and was very intimidated by it," Parish said.
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In the United States, its comparatively mainstream appeal makes it accessible to women who might be intimidated to enter a lesbian bar.
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The CEO of a health startup backed by Eric Schmidt and top VCs has been fired amid allegations that he intimidated employees.
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The enforcers scream "racist" on Twitter, until everybody gets intimidated and changes the subject to the Russia investigation or some other distraction.
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It's a tactic, a well-worn one, nobody thinks it's real, and it won't work with this show, we are not intimidated.
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Cleveland did have one notable accomplishment abroad, as he successfully intimidated the British into backing down during the Venezuelan crisis of 21812.
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And now, adult film actress Stormy Daniels says she was threatened and intimidated by Trump's associates after a sexual encounter with Trump.
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Boruff: It was so weird and caustic that most people were intimidated by it or baffled by it or confused by it.
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Having been a computer help person, I know that we're an ornery bunch, and that people coming in might feel a little intimidated.
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"His facial expressions as he smirked and raised his eyebrows along with his accusing statement intimidated me," stated Officer Kimbark in his affidavit.
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After going through two IPOs in enterprise software and some small acquisitions, he was intimidated by the prospect of launching a consumer startup.
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And I was blessed with the kind of strength that does not allow me to be intimidated by the likes of Donald Trump.
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"It's funny — he said, 'I am not at all intimidated by having a very successful partner, I actually love it,&apos" Jarmon said.
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Hoffman explains that Snapchat lets agents show their personalities to younger people, who might be intimidated by the typical suited-and-booted broker.
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"Bill Clinton has actually abused women, and Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed, and intimidated his victims," he later added in his video apology.
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GRAHAM: I think we need more troops in the Baltic regions, the border countries next to Russia who have been intimidated by Russia.
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As New Yorkers, we will not be intimidated and we will not stand by silently as some seek to sow hate and division.
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Mr. Ren: There are perhaps some employees who have been intimidated by my military-style speeches, because about 160,000 employees have left Huawei.
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" She told hosts Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid: "I'm from New York — I'm born and raised there, but I was a little intimidated.
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They say they have been habitually mistreated and intimidated, and have few meaningful ways to make their complaints heard without fear of reprisal.
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The judge speculated that they felt "intimidated," although he later said that was an "ill-considered" comment, since the jury hadn't said that.
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Players who just want to dabble in an AR Harry Potter world may find themselves intimidated by the class system and skill trees.
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While some passengers may be intimidated to fly for a short period of time, executives said the airline's brand and operations remained intact.
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Though she's practiced since age three, Bondy tells PEOPLE that she was sometimes intimidated before going into yoga classes because of her size.
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She claims she was intimidated into signing the NDA ... but, Sheen called BS and said she was happy to hang out with him.
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"I froze, confused and intimidated by the faceless figures," he wrote, describing a sighting as a teenager of Muslim women in traditional dress.
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Gordon jumps right back up, so quick, as if to say, 'I won't be intimidated, I'm going to be here for long time.
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And that's what we love — someone who isn't intimidated by trends and really goes for it (even if they'll never wear it again).
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The president of the European Parliament on Tuesday expressed his condolences and added that the governing body would not be intimidated by terrorism.
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Hollywood would still be a hostile and dangerous place for women even if no one there was being sexually harassed, assaulted, or intimidated.
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It's more of a DIY project that you can try to replicate at home if you're not intimidated by rewiring things and coding.
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If North Korea feels at all intimidated by the toughest economic sanctions it's ever faced over its missile program, you wouldn't know it.
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Campaigners said this was to avoid the problems seen in parts of Britain, where anti-abortion campaigners have intimidated women using abortion services.
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Between PKK's hawkish policies and violence and the Turkish ultra-nationalism, Kurdish and Turkish liberals are being sandwiched and intimidated by both sides.
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But, intimidated by the RCMP's mythology and fearful of appearing to meddle in police work, Canadian governments have left the force largely alone.
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The move prompted protests from politicians and religious leaders in Britain who insisted that the country should not allow itself to be intimidated.
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Intimidated, in a state of fight or flight, looking for the path of least resistance, for many of us that path is consent.
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