DG: It may that be in the South, protesters felt more intimidated.
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But do watch out—people may be more intimidated by you than usual.
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Don't be surprised if people are more intimidated by you than you usual.
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Keep in mind that people could be more intimidated by you than they usually are.
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When it comes to shopping for loans, though, many of us feel a bit more intimidated.
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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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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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It was obvious that he was a virtual person; I was no more intimidated by him than I would be by an image on a screen.
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The 13-year-old told us he's ready for his close-up if his movie takes Best Picture, but he seems way more intimidated to meet big Willie.
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The less adept you are in the courtroom, the more intimidated you will be by the prospect of going to trial, making you more likely to opt for a plea agreement instead.
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The more I learn, the more intimidated I am by the complexity both of the underlying biology and the personal choices it raises, and the less willing I am to make categorical statements.
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Dustin Johnson, a Ryder Cup teammate whose partner, Paulina Gretzky, is the daughter of the hockey Hall of Famer Wayne Gretzky, was asked who he was more intimidated to meet for the first time, Gretzky or Woods.
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So it's really important that the military and the police fight as hard as they can, because the weaker they fight, the more they defect, the more intimidated they are, the more brain drain that flows from Afghanistan, the stronger the Taliban is viewed and the more intransigent they will be in the negotiations.
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Although he is faced with several corrupt business owners who frequently attempt to thwart his efforts, Tilghman quickly wins over the more intimidated or skeptical townsfolk with his honesty, wit and fair dealing. They gradually become more assertive and willing to take a more active role in directly dealing with the gamblers, swindlers, murderers, and prostitutes. Before long, Cromwell becomes a quiet and genteel town. The new order does not sit well with Lynn, who dismisses Tilghman as a relic whose time has long passed.
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We did a song together for the third album — the only thing we did for the third album — called Happily, which I'm really proud of and I think he is as well... he was really great at bringing ideas." Meanwhile, Grande has praised Styles, affirming that "People know Harry, of course, first and foremost as a singer, but I think they'll be very impressed when they hear his writing skills," and that "I was more intimidated, because he recorded a demo for me so I could learn the song [Just A Little Bit of Your Heart]. I was like, 'I don't know if I wanna touch this song! It is so beautiful, the way he sang it, I don't know if I want to make it my own.
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