It's about how the Red Scare morphed into the Lavender Scare.
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"It doesn't scare me," Ms. Lacaze said, "but it should scare policymakers."
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If you've got something you can scare him with, you scare him.
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"Le Pen didn't scare us before, and doesn't scare us now," Koith said.
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You revisit the things that scare you until they don't scare you anymore.
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It's also, scare-for-scare, the most frightening film I've seen this year.
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"Those trying to scare people, or to scare themselves, are wrong," he said in Brussels.
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" She added, "It does not scare me, but it is meant to scare everyone else.
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"I am not trying to scare anybody and I reject the term scare-mongering," he said.
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Thus we scare one another; we scare ourselves; we have agency in this process of scaring.
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Space scare The Kepler spacecraft is working normally again after giving everyone a scare for a few days.
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You scare them with trade, you scare them with immigration, which is a giant plus to our country.
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The university scare more closely resembled the Red Scare in Hollywood than the one within the federal government.
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When James Wan is crafting a scare, there's a 10-minute buildup to that scare, and if you look down at your phone during the run of that 10 minutes, the scare doesn't work.
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After all, a pregnancy scare is called a pregnancy scare for a reason — why are we still pretending otherwise?
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" But, he said, he's looking for a presidential candidate who "doesn't scare anti-Trump Republicans, doesn't scare moderate Democrats.
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This is going to scare markets, but it's not going to scare the Chinese government, it's going to lead to retaliation possibly.
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"This became the Eric Stonestreet scare table because we ran out of ways to scare you, so we created this table," said DeGeneres.
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There's no single right way to scare someone — and what scares one won't always scare another — but the particular type of scare a horror movie chooses, and the effectiveness with which it's delivered, reveals something about its ambitions and sense of purpose.
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YouTube doesn't allow "promotions that are likely to shock or scare" on its service, and the ad is unquestionably a cheap, yet effective jump scare.
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Flights at the busy aviation hub appeared largely unaffected by the security scare and trains to the airport's station continued running throughout the security scare.
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For a jump scare to work there has to be some build-up in preceding tension that climaxes and is relieved by the jump scare.
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And while Vox's deportation scare seems to be just that—a scare—it has put the spotlight on a problem that extends well beyond Spain.
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Social media fuels scare stories More recently, and as in many other countries, social media has enabled scare stories and misinformation about vaccines to spread fast.
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A Burger King in the same Florida county was evacuated a few months earlier because of a bomb scare — which turned out to be just a scare.
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Guests on 10 Things That Scare Me, ranging from authors like John Green to guitarist John Morello, are asked to list the 10 things that scare them the most.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, the market system in the end, if a resource is scare – whether it's human or otherwise – if a resource is scare, the price will go up.
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When Active-Shooter Drills Scare the Children They Hope to Protect As fears about mass shootings rise, school preparedness programs include some "completely stupid" scare tactics, child trauma experts say.
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Hillary Clinton and her friends in global finance want to scare America into thinking small - and they want to scare the American people out of voting for a better future.
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And he uses this power as a scare tactic . . .
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The move was a scare tactic — and it worked.
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But then – but bad news does not scare me.
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Just start investing — don't let the process scare you.
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" Of the injury scare, she added: "It's been good.
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It didn't scare away swing voters from supporting Barack Obama (who is a natural-born citizen even by the strictest definition), and it didn't scare away Republican voters from supporting John McCain.
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"McKamey Manor appeared on "Haunters: The Art of the Scare," a 2017 Netflix documentary about a new breed of horror attractions that's "not going to scare you — it's going to scar you.
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Research about the persuasiveness of scare tactics is somewhat mixed.
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It worked there, proving that the scare stories were unfounded.
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"It does scare me," she told PEOPLE at the time.
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Well, we had a bit of a scare last week.
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"Sarah had a scare and was hospitalized," the insider said.
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As a result, when I can't sleep I sometimes scare
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We are investigating bomb scare calls made to 6 schools.
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But will it scare off investors who don't understand it?
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That amount of concentration might scare off traditional venture investors.
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But can AI scare us in the immediate, visceral sense?
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A breach could scare customers away to more established brokerages.
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"It's starting to scare me a little bit," he said.
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So these dinosaurs would probably just scare away potential predators.
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And it wants to scare the hell out of you.
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PewDiePie in a "Scare PewDiePie" promotional pic from season one.
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How do we inspire action, not scare people into it?
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Poison candy fear The Halloween candy scare began in 21970.
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It was almost like he was trying to scare me.
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But for some reason, marble statues scare me the most.
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I never realized my strategizing would scare Will and Jay.
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A college kid who just wants to scare people would.
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This sort of health scare was unchartered territory for her.
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Fortunately, that whole huge fiasco didn't scare Younes Bendjima away.
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Would the labels scare people away from genetically modified food?
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We scare each other because we can go so deep.
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Provoked fangblennies literally inject opioids into predators who scare them.
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To scare themselves into never stepping onto a plane again?
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The opposition has described Dutton's remarks an "outlandish scare campaign".
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As for building giant, foreboding monuments to scare people away?
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As it widens, bankers are bracing for a jump scare.
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I'm not trying to scare you away from quitting Facebook.
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Sarah Hyland is feeling better after her recent health scare.
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"Sarah had a scare and was hospitalized," the insider says.
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Resorting to scare tactics shows that it's Facebook that's scared.
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If you can't see them, they can't scare you, right?
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During the Red Scare and the McCarthy era, for example.
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Let Jim Cantore scare you into staying inside this weekend.
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Abby Lee Miller: Cancer Scare Cardi B: $400K Coachella Bling
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All of the scare tactics by Republicans will be debunked!
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Even a simple scare injury can rack up big charges.
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"The living scare me more than the dead," she laughs.
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Tropical Fuck Storm know how to scare you with them.
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He's acting weird again, he's really beginning to scare me,
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They wanted to catch him, not to scare him off.
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Bentley and Tucker trying really hard to scare that bear.
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Perhaps the retirement scare boosted his absurd social media popularity.
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"It's all a bit of a scare tactic," says Barash.
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Don't let people scare you into thinking like they do.
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After the first world war, scare stories no longer sufficed.
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You want "ethnic" fast food that would scare him shitless?
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It's easy to predict what scare tactics they might use.
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That's one possible way to scare off abusive serial objectors.
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Those kinds of sums could scare off small research institutions.
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War planes were called in to scare the fighters off.
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His one scare came in January of 2018, when audio
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Trump should scare anyone with a brain and a heart.
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CNN: If the national debt shouldn't scare Americans, what should?
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Republicans have united on a new red scare in Washington.
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"Old companies with big market caps scare me," he said.
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Raising the specter of hospital closures is a scare tactic.
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"I would scare my team to find solutions," she said.
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And that prospects should scare every establishment Republican out there.
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Scare the Oakland they've made their own out of them.
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Those remote mountains inspire you, but they scare you, too.
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Tell me that doesn't scare the bejesus out of you.
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Yes, there are anchovies, but don't let that scare you.
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Baxter warned that this charter is going to scare investment.
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In our day, is there anything like this sorcery scare?
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Richard helped scare the perpetrator away, but it wasn't over.
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It's nonconsensual episiotomy or coercion, or bullying, or scare tactics.
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I guess it's no fun to try to scare myself?
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Do the New Orleans Pelicans scare you more or less?
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Were you easier to scare when you were a kid?
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The real scare, of course, is how familiar everything seems.
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Truth be told, it's not the camps that scare me.
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Difficult emotions don't scare you, Cancer… but talking about them?
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Consumers shouldn't be misled by scare tactics and nonexistent science.
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"It's definitely dropped off since the coronavirus scare," she said.
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But during her health scare, I could not stop working.
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"I'm gonna scare the crap out of them," Stewart said.
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"Scare drag" was a very important aspect of that world.
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A scare for the GOP in Montana would accelerate it.
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"This is absolutely going to scare people away," she said.
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Mexico's free kick is too far away to scare anybody.
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But his proposals hardly put a scare into that system.
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"I had the scare of my life," she told me.
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A lack of profits is unlikely to scare off investors.
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During the Red Scare, leftists were purged, and that period
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"They want to scare him into turning Liberal!" he wrote.
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The (potential) answer to that question should scare us all.
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And you couldn't scare me for no amount of money.
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There was the February lockdown scare at the high school.
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"These people scare the hell out of me," he said.
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You don't want to scare your patients or chastise them.
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She was asked if she would scare away swing voters.
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But the hot competition may actually scare some companies away.
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They just need to scare Scrooge straight, and they do.
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Also, we had a CPI [Consumer Price Index] inflation scare.
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A deathly scare seems to have given Michigan new life.
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But finally he let out something that did scare him.
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A Ferrari will excite you, but it shouldn't scare you.
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The threat might scare some Conservative rebels back in line.
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The threat might scare some Conservative rebels back in line.
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Sometimes I'll use a paintball gun to scare them off.
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A 2014 bubonic plague scare resulted in quarantines in China.
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If he had wanted to scare her off, he miscalculated.
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We exaggerated the number of our members to scare others.
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We don't need some tinhorn terrorist to scare us off.
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The day ended with a scare at Time Warner Center.
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It is afraid that the changes will scare off investors.
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In politics, a bogeyman is used to scare people too.
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Places that are trying to impress me always scare me.
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Do you think different things scare black and white audiences?
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Sanders faced a health scare in October — a heart attack.
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In the meantime, she's trying not to scare wary voters.
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This should scare the hell out of all us all.
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Don't let the deficit scolds scare you into thinking small.
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I knew it was a scare tactic, but it worked.
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And that should scare the shit out of us all.
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But even Ronald wasn't immune to the great clown scare.
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We were scare we would be deported for whatever reason.
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I've worked all these years to frighten and scare people.
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It's undeniably easy to scare someone by shocking them with a scary image and loud noises out of nowhere—what's more impressive is getting people to anticipate a jump scare and never delivering it.
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"The trick is not to try to scare them, because scare tactics don't work at this point," said Dr. Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin, a Yale professor of psychiatry who focuses on adolescent behaviors and tobacco products.
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You can use it to scare your friends, you can talk to it over breakfast, you can put it outside to scare off large birds and rodents — its potential is limited only by your creativity.
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Guys without elite speed and elite strength scare me a little.
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You'll recall he was hospitalized months ago after a diabetes scare.
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Unhealthy Foods This "Screen Test" Will Scare You Out of Auditions
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Her mother, Rene Craighead, blames spicy snacks for the health scare.
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Its tinny ring is said to scare off the huge creatures.
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It's possible the results will scare them away for even longer.
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It is also didn't scare Guy Ritchie into playing it safe.
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Scare tactics will not stop us from doing the right thing.
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Don't let this scare you—Nilsson's brilliance is worth the effort.
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In fact, the actress says she even managed to scare herself.
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Some were just grateful that OP didn't post a jump scare.
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An inflation scare earlier this year also spurred a market correction.
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In his USA Today column, Trump conjures a new red scare.
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Chief Keef is back to scare the shit out of me.
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They also have to make sure it doesn't scare away moderates.
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What inspired the offer to attend weddings and scare sleeping people?
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Or does it just scare the hypervigilant shit out of us?
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"The last thing we want is to scare people," Kai said.
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And to ban all the Muslims, Trump's vision does scare us
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The rhetoric is designed to scare the protesters off the streets.
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But this is not the only reason tickets are so scare.
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Tip 1: People are strange Nothing seems to scare Jason Hawes.
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Scare the bejeezus out 'em Reasoning may not always work though.
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Remember the ebola scare just prior to the 2014 midterm elections?
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"They were convincing enough to scare our field assistants," she says.
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Jordan Peele is back to scare us — and make us think.
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My Dad Says didn't scare CBS away from stories about men.
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For now, details about the cause of the smoke remains scare.
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Mr Northam's strong suburban performance should hearten Democrats and scare Republicans.
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That we should stop being afraid of things that scare us?
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Your daughter is dating a professional athlete, does that scare you?
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"And then, there's the unfolding Trump 'victory scare narrative'," he added.
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So we're stuck with stunts like sit-ins and scare tactics.
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Sarah Silverman is alive and well following a frightening medical scare.
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To scare someone in such a disgusting way constitutes an assault.
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They could have helped dinosaurs camouflage themselves, or scare predators away.
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Unfortunately, scare tactics don't work to change people's beliefs and behavior.
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Annette Bening had a health scare while filming her latest movie.
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There's no breast cancer in my family, not even a scare.
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Unfortunately, they scare the pup away and enrage his owner, Dorothy.
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It's no wonder the Easter Bunny didn't scare the children off.
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At the height of the Red Scare in the 1950s, Sen.
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"That will scare you into never dating again," she told me.
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And for good reason, it also would scare off foreign investors.
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Unfortunately, the ripple effect of the advisories may scare off travelers.
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If Cardi as Cruella doesn't scare you, no evil thing will ...
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And that should scare the heck out of the Trump team.
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You're going to scare the crap out of us, aren't you?
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They're just trying to scare people — and I don't like that.
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"It might scare and disturb many of them," Schwartz told VICE.
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Sig Hansen is recovering after suffering a medical scare at sea.
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Not since a doctor gave him the scare of his life.
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Hartung said that the company's priorities were botched before the scare.
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Tiffany says the hate-filled vandalism doesn't scare the black community.
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Above all else, however, Unforgettable is a film without scare quotes.
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Rather than scare off crooks, it terrified neighbors who called cops.
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Clearly the flyer is meant to scare and divide our residents.
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My view is this is a growth scare, not a recession.
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If the pro-life community is angry, it'll scare many members.
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Then you had "City of Angels" above, replete with scare quotes.
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Nothing like a little health scare to bring people back together.
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This isn't the first time there's been a clown scare either.
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As a scare tool, a chain is a pretty solid device.
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Love creepy, kitschy stuff / want to scare someone pure of heart?
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That scare kept me a real vegetarian for a couple years.
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In the seventh inning, the Mets were dealt another injury scare.
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"It was to scare me, basically," the new mom told reporters.
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If you're looking for a good scare, look to these indies.
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There's nothing like a good old-fashioned scare, whatever the format.
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But don't let dips scare you out of investing at all.
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Kim Richards is opening up about a life-changing health scare.
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Melanie "Mel B" Brown is speaking out about her health scare.
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He's garnered enough support from voters to scare the GOP straight.
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The scare quotes are justified, because there is nothing to fear.
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Darkness did not discomfit him, and death did not scare him.
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Joseph McCarthy (R-Wis.) at the height of the Red Scare.
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Mr. Trump received a scare at a rally in Reno, Nev.
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"That will forever scare me and all my peers," she said.
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But that didn't scare off Eric Einhorn, On Site's artistic director.
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But Zika isn't the only public health scare that needed attention.
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The liberal measures don't attempt to scare voters into turning out.
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First of all, we don't want to scare the wrong Korea.
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Elton John is on the mend after a harrowing medical scare.
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It doesn't scare me, but it scares the people around me.
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Unfortunately, this is not the first health scare for the family.
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These aren't mere jump-scare grunts, blurted out of gut instinct.
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It doesn't scare me, but it's just not a safe feeling.
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For celebrities, getting hacked could scare away followers, squandering promotional opportunities.
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But sometimes you know you scare yourselves with your own stories.
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You take on the face of evil to scare off evil.
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All that terrain that's been well illuminated should scare you artistically.
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Taillon gave the Pirates an excellent start — and quite a scare.
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"I never meant to scare people," Mr. Turner told Mr. Nadel.
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Long enough to scare many people out of their wits, though.
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Second of all, you're gonna scare away all of my candidates.
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It's a suicide mission, Sylvester snivels, but death doesn't scare her.
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It's the biggest jump-scare the show has served up yet.
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It's a fun action sequence, but starts with a jump scare.
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This isn't the first health scare Kim brings up next season.
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"To scare a crow, you need variability and unpredictability," Marzluff says.
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I said, 'Damn, I'm going to scare a lot of people.
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Officials have landed on an unusual plan to scare them off.
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"Does something feel like it's trying to scare you?" he said.
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So yeah, this would be a good time to scare us.
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Or I could try and scare myself into a different space.
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These things all scare River and I grew to hate them.
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Markets have been in turmoil as the coronavirus scare has intensified.
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However, he also compared the #MeToo movement to the Red Scare.
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Asking students to do more could scare off would-be applicants.
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They can even bark like a watchdog to scare off burglars.
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All these actions are intended to scare Hong Kongers into submission.
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It is a scare tactic born of complete and utter desperation.
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The group isn't trying to alarm or scare people, he said.
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It troughed during the 238 growth scare at around 143 points.
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It troughed during the 2016 growth scare at around 103 points.
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However, tossing these ingredients together does not guarantee a decent scare.
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Clearly the flyer is meant to scare and divide our residents.
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As C.L. said, "You're so angry, you don't scare easy anymore."
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What is new is the cheerleading amid a public health scare.
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But by December, he predicted, Sanders health scare will be forgotten.
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The Dominican Republic has also experienced a recent alcohol-related scare.
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Others worry that a new red scare could go too far.
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He's getting on in years, had a scare just last month.
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The attack was intended to scare Chinese investors and undermine CPEC.
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S. financial penalties and the loss of shipping insurance scare everyone.
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After a serious health scare in 2015, he stopped drinking again.
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Markets reacted strongly to a brief inflation scare in early February.
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"It doesn't scare me," he said when told of Steinbrenner's comments.
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Many suspected it was a tactic to scare them into confessing.
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But what follows in "The Turning" is humorless — and scare-free.
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The incident was "probably only to scare me off," he says.
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President Trump's preference has always been to divide, attack and scare.
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But in truth, this is nothing more than a scare tactic.
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The foundation for the October market scare was laid in September.
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Does public speaking scare you because you had a bad experience?
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It's the same scare as when you first meet Hannibal Lecter.
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What Trump is doing is trying to scare people into voting.
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During rehearsal you said, 'No one's going to scare me, right?
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All it shows you is that scary things can scare people.
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The adorable small fruit can scare all the bad costumes away.
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Post-scare, I remember telling my sister about the stressful ordeal.
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They will conjure up new scare tactics and spread wicked tales.
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In fact, it could just scare your friend into closing off.
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It's the pressure to remain alive that seems to scare Sedaris.
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Now, instead, conservation officers try to scare them away from town.
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"It is a scare tactic to try to scare Latinos and others from participating in the 2020 census," Arturo Vargas, executive director of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) Educational Fund, told reporters.
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How do you keep going when the government uses these scare tactics?
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In fact, it's possible these scare tactics could do just the opposite.
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Did Nikki just scare Pauly "DJ Pauly D" DelVecchio away — for good?
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"Zach's visit to Stoneman Douglas was not to scare anybody," he said.
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The famed speech helped break the Cold War-era Red Scare fever.
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Jordan Peele's Us will arrive to scare the shit out of us.
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" In response, Baltierra told her fellow costar, "Just those words scare me.
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The farm was implicated in the E. coli scare affecting romaine lettuce.
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Democrats are using scare tactics to try and damage Trump&aposs nominee.
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Or will they confuse doctors, scare patients, and drive up unnecessary costs?
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But Get Out stays in your head long after the last scare.
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Thankfully they didn't scare off the large deer that roamed the property.
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Why the scare tactics of calling out AMD's use in the military?
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Sometimes they shoot in the air to scare us off our lands.
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As for the horror, the biggest jump scare belongs to a bunny.
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Images like this "bike-share graveyard" should scare these companies into action.
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Therefore, fake owl decoys are used to try to scare away pigeons.
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To Scare Off Evils SpiritsThe ancient Romans were a pretty superstitious bunch.
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The first Lesson goes all the way into Algorithms, which scare me.
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"Did I scare you guys?" she asked the duo of her screaming.
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Power: Can cough loud enough to scare away any medium-sized animal.
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Celebrities, too, love to scare, mess with, and toy with other people.
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Kris Jenner had quite the scare Wednesday, but she's on the mend.
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Perhaps he was just trying to scare Mr Lieberman into a compromise.
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Indeed, no one really knows is the theme of this entire scare.
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"I'm notoriously pretty hard to scare," Kiernan Shipka said with a smile.
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This week on Grey's, Amelia is avoiding Owen after her pregnancy scare.
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You'll maybe remember that wimpy yelp you released after that jump-scare.
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EVERY good horror-film director knows the secret of the "jump scare".
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Sometimes it's the jump scare that pops up out of no where.
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Don't let the darkness and the sound of the wind scare you.
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The Busbys experience a medical scare on Tuesday's season premiere of OutDaughtered.
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Will the new rules scare streamers away and cool down the boom?
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Rates are on the rise and giving a scare to stock markets.
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The offices down the street had a (fortunately false!) bomb scare yesterday.
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What they are trying to do is scare us and destabilize us.
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Scream lovers can have the scare of their life — at a price.
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"They wanted to scare me, but I didn't give up," she said.
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The first rule of clowning, Blondi says, is never scare the audience.
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I don't want to scare anyone — I didn't do heroin or crack.
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Rosier helps No. 3 Miami survive scare from Virginia MIAMI GARDENS, Fla.
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Another factor with the potential to scare away investors is macroeconomic conditions.
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But, companies bend because boycotts and backlashes scare away investors and advertisers.
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Turns out he was just off shooting his web series, Scare PewDiePie.
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The neighbor shot Mozart with a pellet gun to scare him off.
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By flagging his intentions, Olsen may scare off any other serious contender.
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But in this market it doesn't take much to scare investors. Questions?
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Buffalo wings, red wine, and lidless cups of coffee don't scare them.
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"Trump's words scare me for my children and my grandchildren," he added.
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DK: There are lots of things about the future that scare me.
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He would plant fake spiders and snakes around me to scare me.
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One Halloween-themed daytime show started off with a real-life scare.
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I've shouted involuntarily at the jump-scare moments in Silent Hill games.
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But this kind of scare-'em-straight environmental messaging has limited use.
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Consequently, gold has risen against copper during every previous growth scare episode.
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Grab his hand and give him a bite, enough to scare him.
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You bump into those in the night, and you can scare yourself.
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All the weapons they're using against us, they just don't scare me.
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This year's event features five "scare zones," or open-air haunted houses.
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"It doesn't [scare me]," says Mark Walters, ZigBee's VP of strategic development.
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Set big, juicy goals You must also set goals that scare you.
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The thought of leaving and travelling again would scare me to death.
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Being single may scare some people, but it doesn't terrify Adam Rippon.
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I wear masks a lot on the plane and I scare everybody!
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The whole process is designed to scare students into toeing the line.
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They say it will scare off too many working-class white voters.
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He had amassed a sizable war chest to scare off potential challengers.
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The only scare Cuomo has experienced came from well outside the party.
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But I am not exactly free — it's always there, that cancer scare.
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But that, plus the presence of Nyquist, did not scare off McLaughlin.
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They were completely left-footed by the Democrat health-care scare campaign.
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There was a strict curtailing of civil liberties during the Red Scare.
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Maybe one reason I do not wear makeup is to scare people.
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Even hearing her mother talk about it now seems to scare Kensi.
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Nadler was hospitalized shortly after a health scare at a press conference.
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It's going to scare the hell out of a lot of people.
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"They check visitors' I.D. and scare away many mainland visitors," he said.
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"That should scare the hell out of everybody," retired US Lt. Gen.
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Every actor knows you can't run from the ones that scare you.
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And I still take the tram—we shouldn't let them scare us.
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Gather Up the Chaps is out via Red Scare on March 29.
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The worst strategies generally emphasize punitive scare and control tactics with youth.
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The other overdoses didn't scare me because I wasn't afraid of dying.
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"My whole point: it is so easy to scare you," Cramer continued.
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"I'm not going to let one incident scare me off," he said.
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The Red Scare brought Nancy Davis and Ronald Reagan together in 1951.
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But it should scare you -- no matter your political leanings -- even more.
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Until recently, travel insurance wasn't much help in a global health scare.
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" Clearly, he doesn't remember calling the coronavirus scare the Democrats' "new hoax.
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It's a classic jump-scare that quickly introduces fear into the trailer.
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Stocks suffered their worst week since 2008 last week on coronavirus scare.
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And it's probably likely to bottom before the virus scare is over.
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"I feel the Covid-6003 scare is politically motivated," Spell told CNN.
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MORE talks about Capitol Hill's legislative response to the recent health scare.
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Beth Stern is coming forward about a recent health scare she experienced.
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Many in the gay community ridiculed the article as a needless scare.
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Opinion Columnist Do you remember the great inflation scare of 2010-2011?
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"Now I have grappled so much with death, it doesn't scare me."
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Panicked, she grabbed D'Aloisio's handgun, hoping the weapon would scare him off.
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They had a cancer scare or suffered the loss of a child.
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They can scare away other workers — leaving employers scrambling to maintain production.
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Here's why — and how companies can bounce back from the coronavirus scare.
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"I think it was the scare tactics in the end," she said.
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They know we are sick, but we don't want to scare them.
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When you get a scare like that, it really wakes you up.
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Americans are paying to scare themselves witless, and not just on Halloween.
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After all, economic data has been solid after last year's recession scare.
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Some Milanese said they were trying to take the scare in stride.
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"The land mafia are the ones who really scare me," she said.
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At some point, you just need to stop letting people scare you.
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The details are reminiscent of the SARS scare in the early 2000s.
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Parents pay $150 an hour for Wrinkles to scare their misbehaving kids.
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Other messages included fake scenarios about kidnappings intended to scare family members.
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Katie Stevens is opening up about her breast cancer scare this week.
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AMERICA IS IN the grip of a health scare over e-cigarettes.
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In that vacuum, at least two unions competed to scare up members.
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The Iranian port official said these latest sanctions would scare away banks.
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"This is meant to scare us to get out," Ms. Hauer said.
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Even the prospect of soldiers waiting for them didn't scare them off.
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" Mr. Gellman said, "It's bound to scare the pants off some sources.
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The Zantac cancer scare didn't just hit home for people with heartburn.
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And keep your voice down, or you will scare the grunion away.
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If the hissing doesn't work to scare off predators, opossums play dead.
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It's scary to think what it would take to scare D.C. straight.
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But don't let this scare you off or stop you from continuing.
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Because there is nothing else left for them to scare people with.
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John McCain (R-AZ) is recovering from a health scare in Arizona.
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He's a rare quarry, and I don't want to scare him off.
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The actor/director did a Facebook Live Tuesday about his health scare.
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Happily, it shoots only harmless pyrotechnics that simply scare the eagles off.
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We didn't include the photo, because we don't want to scare anyone.
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Biden's biggest medical scare was two aneurysms discovered and treated in 1988.
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The lack of a whale candidate who might scare off other rivals.
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We could also scare away potential partners by the tactics we use.
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And Warren is unencumbered by Sanders' health scare or Biden's family connections.
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The sheer normalcy of this op-ed is what should scare you.
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Now bring your arms up, fingers spread wide, and scare the bear.
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Marley was that rarity — a black revolutionary who didn't scare white people.
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You also know that hatchet on the wall is gonna scare him.
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China banned American beef during a mad cow disease scare in 2003.
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Other white proprietors tried scare tactics, warning of Chicago's supposedly deadly cold.
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But after the initial scare, the sixth-seeded Cilic found his groove.
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She said the ad was using "scare tactics" to spread its message.
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"Hillary Clinton and her friends in global finance want to scare America into thinking small -- and they want to scare the American people out of voting for a better future," Trump said Tuesday in a speech near Pittsburgh.
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"Hillary Clinton and her friends in global finance want to scare America into thinking small — and they want to scare the American people out of voting for a better future," Trump said Tuesday in a speech near Pittsburgh.
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Now they use the second half trying to scare everyone if we win.
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Image: Steven SaffiNot to scare you, but you're getting hit with radiation constantly.
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"The experience didn't scare me off the idea of finding love," he says.
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Maybe that's why the idea of being preyed upon doesn't really scare us.
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It's written in a beautifully faux-authoritative register and riddled with scare quotes.
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And I&aposm not trying to scare your population with make believe threats.
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Fortunately, the man was able to scare the bear away with little effort.
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We also saw Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III) leave Rebecca after a pregnancy scare.
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But the publicity over higher premiums didn't seem to scare off new customers.
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However, the men did enough to scare those who were on the pier.
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McGrath adds that Bush "really is doing great" after his recent health scare.
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Yes, that will scare the crap of everybody at the time he left.
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So I think their abortion issue is really very much a scare tactic.
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You say these things and you&aposre trying to scare the American people.
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Though she was worried it would scare him off, Arie responds with compassion.
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The Israeli official suggested the European countries' response to the scare was excessive.
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Together, they're on a bipartisan quest to scare the shit out of you.
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VICE News talked to both senators about how they hope to scare America.
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Or, I should say, it doesn't scare him more than the present situation.
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But don't let that scare you off from bargaining for a good deal.
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This isn't the first time Ace has experienced a health scare this year.
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However, for giving the college such a scare, they banned the activity specifically.
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They're taking over — not taking over — I don't want to scare the men.
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I'm actually not a great swimmer, but it doesn't scare me that much.
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I like when I scare the absolute s— out of myself like that.
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Levandowski was asked generally about security 'scare stories' being linked to connected cars.
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But it was a little bit of a scare, I have to admit.
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I didn't want to let terrorism scare me and take away my freedom.
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"It does scare me, the level of violence that we get," said Wendy.
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Instead they scare consumers with large, out-of-context numbers, like 391 percent.
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Recent visitors to Universal Studios Hollywood's Halloween Horror nights experienced an unexpected scare.
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"First we used my gun to scare them with the sound," he said.
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Every week Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, finds new ways to scare the world.
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Nor did it seem to scare those who wrote about Ms Sineenat's downfall.
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We usually did it to try and scare each other or are girlfriends.
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I don't think it's unfair for me to say that you scare people.
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This time, the goal is to intimidate and maybe even scare Tess away.
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Kwan's book follows the dastardly attempts of Asia's aristocracy to scare her off.
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If Ellen DeGeneres promises not to scare you on TV… don't believe her.
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We're habituated to God as an essential ingredient in a well-crafted scare.
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Oddly, "The Exorcist" did not scare me away from scary movies in general.
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Edison even publicly electrocuted stray animals using AC power as a scare tactic.
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The scare did not carry over to most Asian markets on Wednesday, however.
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Neither Grodzin nor Searcy think trying to scare kids is the best approach.
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As you can see, the Airbus A380 landed just fine, despite the scare.
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Investors mainly shrug them off as a necessary evil, despite the occasional scare.
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The specific Scare Zone in question at WOF is even called Asylum Island.
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We swipe left on your attempted scare tactics, and on these endless games.
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The "Red Scare," which aimed to root out communist "infiltration" of American institutions.
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The scare-phrase ("abortion on demand") and redundant adjective ("immediate") contained a message.
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Liam Hemsworth's latest attempt to scare Miley Cyrus saw the singer seeing red.
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To scare off competing traders and keep the waterways clear for colonial powers.
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Daily fluctuations in the stock market can scare even the most seasoned investors.
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Nor is everyone trying to scare little kids as they trick-or-treat.
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This laptop is a certified refurbished model, but don't let that scare you.
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Those who deny the climate crisis are using scare tactics and denying science.
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"Last week, I had a scare," said Cortese as she started to cry.
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You might get over your fears and scare your friends in the process.
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But advocates worry the rules will scare immigrants into not asking for help.
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Thanks, Emma, for sticking with me — and for being SO easy to scare!!!
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Despite the unions' scare stories, Mr Macron does not plan to privatise SNCF.
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Every food safety scare kind of peels back the curtain on the system.
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But Black Panther's use of the trope to scare Ross beautifully disregarded it.
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It would instantly scare most women, whose primary goal is usually self-preservation.
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Maybe it used to, but getting older doesn't scare me so much anymore.
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This is not the first health scare Bush has seen in recent years.
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In Guillory's case, the authorization process was enough to scare him off entirely.
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If you start moving fast and abruptly, you'll only scare the snake more.
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" "The Justice Department should immediately investigate these scare tactics that threaten our democracy.
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"If using art to scare people isn't queer as hell, then what is?"
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That doesn't scare them because they realize their people know the truth anyway.
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I have a really loud voice, so I don't want to scare her.
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You got that color to scare people away, like a plague-ridden ship.
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These were the same stocks that did well in the last China scare.
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He wasn't about to let a comparatively normal, completely static castle scare him.
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" "We swipe left on your attempted scare tactics, and on these endless games.
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Fortunately for her, that was enough to scare the would-be burglar away.
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If you're feeling a particularly sinister, search "Scare Prank" in the App Store.
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After the health scare, she wrote, she began taking better care of herself.
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But he views the 2016 turmoil as a growth scare, not a recession.
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Kendall Jenner's mysterious health scare has been confirmed: she suffers from sleep paralysis.
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That scare would get people to focus on saving more during good times.
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And the way we describe the TV company is things that scare us.
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It's not the bears or the fires that scare me — it's the silence.
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But it's the type of extreme scare-mongering that keeps the handouts coming.
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She also sheds some light on her hospital scare a couple months back.
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Clinton to Trump: "Using that kind of scare rhetoric is terribly unfortunate" pic.twitter.
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Here are the everyday items that scare these accident front-liners the most.
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As for the race track itself: I did my best to scare Dan.
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British authorities' dismissive response to the MMR scare failed to reassure worried parents.
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When I was young, I think I tried to scare horses into running.
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"Don't scare me like that again bro," Inia said, giving him a hug.
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Something that should scare us because it's not so impossible as we think.
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There's nothing like a good prank to scare the crap out of America.
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"That would really scare me but I wouldn't mind," Cardi B told Calloway.
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They said they had driven off in their car, intending to scare him.
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"I can understand that, especially coming off a little elbow scare," Syndergaard said.
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Did the photographer scare the person and that's why they're looking that way?
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Just the threat of nationalizing companies will scare away foreign and domestic investment.
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Black Cube's use of scare tactics also extended to journalists covering the story.
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With Halloween over, a handful of stocks are coming off a major scare.
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I think if I were Donald Trump that would scare me a lot.
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So instead, I ordered the Reflective Scare Tape by Predator Guard on Amazon.
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The scare was initially documented online as theatergoers tweeted news of their evacuation.
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Oh, and she has five STDs — but that doesn't scare Beard Hunk away.
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There's the additional risk of a security breach that might scare away clients.
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But what we do know about his work ethic, should scare us all.
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It's a real issue, not a scare tactic to a lot of Americans.
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Drunk teenagers don't scare her, but the zombies, poltergeists and otherworldly handwriting may.
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"Do not let last week's sell-off in Spotify scare you," Cramer said.
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In pursuing Trump, Democrats have also adopted a type of "red scare" mindset.
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Calloway was a guest during a live taping of the Red Scare podcast.
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That scares Trump, and rightly so, but it should really scare us all.
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Deep emotions don't scare you one bit—in fact, you live for intensity!
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Big Pharma uses scare tactics to maintain the highest profits of any industry.
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You just have to hope that siren is enough to scare someone off.
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I don't want to scare you, but … maybe you shouldn't read this post.
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To compare Gillum to Maduro is a scare tactic by a reckless demagogue.
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It's scary coming here tonight, but we can let them scare us away.
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He seems to fake a cancer scare here, but we may never know.
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But it's also something the beauty biz sometimes uses as a scare tactic.
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Worst of all, the craft brewers expect the rule to scare away customers.
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Sometimes the grandmothers stand guard, armed with rocks to scare off approaching animals.
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On one hand, maybe occult magic just doesn't scare like it used to.
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The warnings you see from the CDC and NIH are not scare tactics.
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If STDs that can't be defeated by modern medicine scare you, then good.
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They had Brexit, Cameron's resignation, the scare of almost-Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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But in Cannes, the idea is just for the birds to scare them.
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The aim of falconry is to scare species that cause pollution or harm.
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Surely you haven't forgotten the big trans-fat scare of the early aughts?
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Still, video is too enticing for issues like those to scare advertisers away.
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Camera follows someone across room when they walk back — someone's there, big scare!
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Let's contrast that with the Republican uproar over the Ebola scare in 2014.
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Trying new things doesn't scare me, it's just a pain-in-the-ass.
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It's funny because you've said in so many interviews that you scare easily.
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They beat people up in the streets just to scare the protesters off.
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Mr. Cuomo and Ms. Reardon should not be swayed by this scare tactic.
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This is presumably why the House GOP plan puts "postcard" in scare quotes.
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The school grades gently, in order not to permanently scare students from parenthood.
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They cited the norovirus scare, but it sounded more like a cultural concession.
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The fact of industries being in transition didn't really scare me very much.
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And by the way, Melania's red Christmas trees really give me a scare.
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Analysts, however, have said that the arrests could scare investors and international companies.
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Institutions say disclosure could scare some people away from seeking needed medical care.
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"I'm not trying to alarm folks, I'm not trying to scare folks," Gov.
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I do know that scare quotes are the unavoidable curse of comparative cognition.
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Beto O'Rourke raised $22018 million and put a massive scare into GOP Sen.
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"During recruiting wars, I wondered if my sexuality would scare families," Miller said.
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Hawaii Missile False Alarm Scare Sean Kingston: Jet Skiing After Near-Fatal Crash
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"I think she wanted to scare them a little bit," Ms. Pasciolla said.
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On Wednesday, US stocks had a volatile session after a bond market scare.
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Mester noted the disruptions in financial markets since the coronavirus scare have intensified.
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She remembered the protective sister trying to scare her off when she called.
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On Tuesday night, the ossified Democratic institutions got a new kind of scare.
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That said, the WHO isn't trying to alarm or scare people, he said.
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"It is impossible to scare them," Putin said, according to the news agency.
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"The training is not designed to scare anyone," he said in an interview.
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I think it was an older teenager who wanted to scare two kids.
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Lizatech Wi-Fi Home Alarm Security System ($199.99 Value) Want to scare intruders?
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Instead they coyly focus their rhetoric on a non-existent food safety scare.
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The woman asks the driver whether his outfit might scare off potential fares.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, to try to scare swing state voters.
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It's the kind of pretentious stuff sure to scare the impatient viewer away.
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Structurally, the set up for a scare and a laugh are almost identical.
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And Greg Garcia uses outlandish tales to scare the daylights out of vacationers.
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Calvasina defines this scare as a decline of 14%-20% from the peak.
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He's able to scare a few of their minor clients to drop them.
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One caveat that might scare away video editors is the Windows operating system.
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The playwright and director Julia Jarcho wants to give you a good scare.
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"Don't let the big numbers scare you," Hanson said of the market drop.
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"I love you but sometimes you scare me," one person tweeted to Swift.
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"I just wanted to scare him so he doesn't come inside," he said.
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The "Red Scare" had discouraged any political activity seen as left of center.
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" On Wednesday, Drudge Report's all-red headline about Sanders read, "Bernie Heart Scare!
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Did you notice that I wrote "4K" and "1080p" in scare quotes earlier?
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"I don't want bad information out there to scare people," she told PBS.
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Scare all your friends this Halloween by drawing giant spiders on your face.
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In the modern era, if a clown doesn't scare you, something is off.
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Nerlens Noel, Hamidou Diallo, and Steven Adams scare no one from the outside.
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" Clinton replied that "using that kind of scare rhetoric is just terribly unfortunate.
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They&aposre also seen running away from things that scare them the most.
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They try to scare the average person into voting against their better judgment.
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The scare story was based on the mumblings of a discredited defense analyst.
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She'd pull it out of her pack to scare kids in the neighborhood.
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Don't scare our readers with that creepy idea of your router killing you.
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Still, it's not the most disgusting holiday bomb scare to happen this week.
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" The campaign site in support of Issue 2 argues that concerns for drug price increases is a "scare tactic:" "This is an outrageous scare tactic used by the drug companies whenever there's even a hint of reining in their outrageous prices.
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WATCH THIS: Millie Bobby Brown Reveals Her Biggest Fears Alongside the mazes, the streets of each park will transform into various scare zones, where scare-actors dressed as villainous movie characters are sure to make guests jump out of their skin.
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In 2013, the RIAA and MPAA partnered with ISPs on a "six strikes" program intended to scare pirates, but nothing substantial actually happened when someone received six strikes, so the program ended in 2017 after failing to scare off repeat pirates.
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Ahead, 10 celebrities who've opened up about the things that scare them the most.
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These Horror Movies Will Scare Your Pants OffThese Movies Are Incredibly Scary — & Gore Free
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Oh, and we covered some breaking news on the all too real shortage scare.
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This brave act was enough to scare off the animal and spare McQuillen's life.
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"I blame meteorologists and scare tactics announcing 12 to 18 inch totals," he said.
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The possibility of the United States military hitting North Korea, though, doesn't scare him.
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GUTFELD: It&aposs a doubt that your parents could scare you with that stuff.
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It seemed to scare some developers off from wanting to speak honestly with fans.
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"They want to scare Turkey with these attacks," he said according to The Guardian.
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The kids don't need a clown to scare them — their parents are villainous enough.
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By the time I was in preschool, she'd gotten sober, following a health scare.
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And, lately, is there a coronavirus scare or some other epidemic on the rise?
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A really good scare can send anyone running for the hills, even good dogs.
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For other early retirement careers like ballet, financial planning benefits are even more scare.
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I didn't want to scare her, and historically, the book had scared people away.
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The scare was short-lived, however, as UConn went on to win by 20.
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In another year, Sanders's proven strength in New Hampshire could scare off some rivals.
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Duane "Dog the Bounty Hunter" Chapman is opening up about his recent medical scare.
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Green Bay was able to run out the clock, but not without a scare.
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He added that a swift fiscal consolidation amid an economic slowdown would scare investors.
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Noisey: Does Kanye West's level of fame excite you or does it scare you?
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So put on your critical thinking cap and don't let the trolls scare you.
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First there was a small scare at the PFP in January of that year.
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We weren't allowed to remove the bodies until they started decomposing, to scare us.
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Then I cried so hard in the kitchen that I started to scare people.
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She told WTMJ that the accidental intruder was embarrassed and apologetic about the scare.
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That could scare away relatives or other caretakers from applying to sponsor migrant children.
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Today's scare calls to mind similar accusations of alleged Russian incursions into state infrastructure.
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RELATED: Why Trump's abortion comments scare Republicans "This was not real life," he said.
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I yelled at the top of my lungs to attempt to scare it away.
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This isn't the first time travelers experienced a major scare at the Willis Tower.
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To scare off one set of potential coalition partners may be regarded as unfortunate.
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This could discourage RV owners from roaming and also could scare off prospective buyers.
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I had no idea that there would be death threats or a bomb scare.
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The meteorologists were using flares to scare off the bears, but they've run out.
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The Yankees also survived an injury scare to shortstop Didi Gregorius in the eighth.
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Though she's now fully recovered, the health scare was a "wakeup call" for Walsh.
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It still doesn't scare me because I needed to say those things for myself.
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In office he is loth to scare investors by breaking his predecessor's legal contract.
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"Last week, I had a scare," said Cortese, 31, as she started to cry.
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A recent verbal gaffe and health scare have kindled insecurity among some supporters, however.
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It could be both awesome and terrifying, especially for games designed to scare you.
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Critics say asking about citizenship could scare minorities from responding and leave them uncounted.
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Olay came to CES to scare conference-goers into taking care of their skin.
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That didn't scare off Wilkerson, who wrote "consider it done" before pleading for help.
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PNC Financial's Jeffrey Mills warns that the trade war could give investors another scare.
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He caused a scare when he failed to show up to a meeting Friday.
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I texted Kathleen to say I thought Gustinis had just tried to scare me.
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"Trump will scare the hell out of a lot of Sanders supporters," he says.
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China banned U.S. beef in 2003 after a U.S. scare over mad cow disease.
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"I feel like I'm doing the right thing ... They can't scare me," he said.
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But the people that we want frankly David are – because they don't scare easy.
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This is the concept of Scare Campaign, by Australian filmmakers Cameron and Colin Cairnes.
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It was less effective when the game deployed this scare for the 10th time.
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Clinton to Trump: "Using that kind of scare rhetoric is terribly unfortunate" pic.twitter.com/NElg9x1NZe
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The scare was short-lived, however, as UConn went on to win by 212.
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Critics, however, say changing the law could spark legal uncertainty and scare off investors.
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NOT because I'm scare to die but I am eager to meet my lord.
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How long this person survives in A Quiet Place: Seconds before first jump scare.
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But those changes would likely to scare off moderates in the House and Senate.
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For now, Republicans don't appear to be changing course; this is just another scare.
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When you say you can&apost scare the population, here&aposs the bottom line.
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It may be called a "holiday light show," but don't let that scare you.
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But some are concerned the announcement will scare off tourists from visiting the island.
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Instead, the tech giant has managed to scare me off Face ID for good.
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It may have an intricate multi-layered design, but don't let that scare you.
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The scare made Shatner even more determined to embrace every day as a gift.
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"I think they wanted to scare him straight," Maureen Walgren told the Chicago Tribune.
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Most people never put themselves in demanding situations — situations that humble and scare you.
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" Pressure from Trump might scare the requisite number of reluctant members into voting "yes.
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Mandy Moore has some good news for her fans after her dog's health scare.
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" McCarthy concludes that for these reasons, "collectively, [The Handmaid's Tale] is powerless to scare.
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The health scare left more than 50 people sick and extended to nine states.
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"It's very easy to scare people; it's very hard to unscare them," he said.
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Unfortunately, something has to happen to scare them, to make them act more carefully.
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Though Zolciak-Biermann recovered, her the health scare still weighs heavily on her mind.
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But perhaps this 90s robot scare tactic is being replaced by a newer model.
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What she has to say might scare the eggs right out of your ovaries.
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They should scare anyone who is interested in having America remain a solvent nation.
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After the Granite State scare, Clinton will be more than happy with that. Sen.
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"They tried to scare me to not wear this hat, my friends," he said.
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He often tries to "scare" people away by being frank about the challenges ahead.
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None of this is meant to be comforting, but it shouldn't scare you, either.
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Another health scare, when Butler experienced heart palpitations, sent her to the ER again.
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That didn't happen overnight — the second Red Scare and McCarthyism were still to come.
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At the time, Man said the emails were meant to "scare" the FCC chair.
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But the cold didn't scare away the fans who came for the pivotal game.
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The comeback was slightly marred by a big scare in the ninth for Houston.
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"Don't let them scare us," Mr. Cuomo said to a woman from the neighborhood.
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They're trotting out the same old attacks to scare Iowans into supporting the RFS.
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"You have to scare away the people who think they could cheat," Federer said.
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The game, even if this never happens, is to scare people into not participating.
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A Republican senator reportedly said he believes President Trump doesn't even scare Senate pages.
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It took a recent health scare for him to appreciate the value of prayer.
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So far, Ms. Francis has had just one maintenance scare: a leaky kitchen faucet.
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Dealers could find no single trigger for the scare, more a confluence of factors.
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And it would come as no surprise if he gave Wawrinka quite a scare.
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Their job is to jump overboard and splash about to scare fish into nets.
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"That's not the way you do the government's business, to scare people," Cisneros added.
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You have to say something like that in 2019; otherwise, you scare consumers away.
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But his diminished skills aside, his off-the-field issues could scare teams away.
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Her portrait hangs prominently there, and the zealous eyes scare Charlotte at first sight.
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At the same time, you can't just scare the entire world into a panic.
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But I don't want to scare him off, I don't want him to run.
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The next technology that will surprise, shock and scare the public is gene editing.
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However, the game is not anticipated to be delayed due to the security scare.
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Trump would need to do something bigger if he wanted to really scare Assad.
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"Prosecution when it doesn't carry a time sentence is a scare tactic," Capps continued.
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Twitter's small audiences for NFL games didn't scare off TV partners we spoke with.
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Christopher Puzin: It means my job is to scare the seagulls away with hawks.
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It's enough to scare Horne, who — still coked-up, mind you — drives away frantically.
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Instead of bringing Frances and Robert together, the scare pushes them further into themselves.
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Lee said his son's health scare took an emotional toll on the entire family.
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The heart findings should not scare patients away from the drugs, Dr. Moslehi said.
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"Scare is when you show up expecting one thing and get another," he said.
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He's not trying to scare or sadden us; he wants to be our friend.
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We practice spotting deer and keeping quiet so that we don't scare them away.
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Spooky sounds or voices on a recorder or message punctuated by a loud scare.
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Because your life is a confusing mess to begin with, retrogrades don't scare you!
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But fear does not mobilize voters of color; you cannot scare people into engagement.
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That's a big scare right off the bat, and could have been a dagger.
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The interview opens with Galifianakis, dressed in a Halloween mask, attempting to scare Clinton.
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Día de Muertos is not Halloween, and death is not meant to scare us.
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Consolidation in and of itself doesn't scare me so much because there's two things.
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But 2,000 troops were not going to scare either Iran or the Assad regime.
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But don't let that scare you, think of it as a self-quarantine challenge!
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A heart scare in December only reinforced his decision to retire after this season.
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The outlook already was getting cloudy for corporate credit heading into the coronavirus scare.
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Fish claims the COVID-19 scare can be attributed in part to social media.
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"You Don't Scare Us," wrote a group of students from the University of Miami.
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It requires a dedicated political effort and consistent pushback against falsehoods and scare tactics.
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Trump and Fox News are trying to scare white voters into supporting Republican candidates.
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"We don't have to scare the heck out of these kids," Mr. Connors said.
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And it brought the Lavender Scare to an end by fighting fear with fire.
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Specifically, he said: Tanking stock prices will scare CEOs and make them more cautious.
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That was the last time Beijing caused a market scare by devaluing its currency.
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So much of war is trying to scare the hell out of the enemy.
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If the murder stories don't scare you off, the snorkeling is terrific around Floreana.
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The coronavirus scare was also responsible on Friday for the stock market's big pullback.
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The health scare has threatened the business model at the heart of Macao's economy.
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The risk is that a health scare in the United States changes that balance.
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Wafa kept the threatening calls secret from his family, afraid it would scare them.
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"I don't want to scare the public, but we've never had QE," Dimon said.
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A donkey's reaction is the exact opposite; try to scare them and they'll freeze.
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"It wasn't really panic, it was more of a scare," Van der Burgt said.
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Others described it as a scare tactic that Democrats are using to hurt Trump.
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This might scare off nearby predators, but it could also attract those further away.
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Faris documented her entire Thanksgiving day preparations on Twitter prior to the health scare.
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This is their tried and true scare tactic, but it is just not true.
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She later attributed the scare to oysters she had eaten after that day's matinee.
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You don't see me trying to scare people with stories about an evil clown.
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I don't want to scare you, she told Ms. Craig, but turn on CNN.
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The still-unofficial results show her close enough to fourth place to scare Biden.
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If the past is any guide, however, the growth scare should be relatively brief.
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You scare me even though, as I mentioned, I'm white and straight and male.
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Nor will scare tactics work any better against Sanders than they did against Trump.
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But don't let the canine masturbation scenes and self-experimentation soapboxing scare you off.
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That momentary scare was the only worrisome moment of the night for the Mets.
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Unfortunately, she said, her questions appeared to scare off at least two potential hosts.
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I've been mildly obsessed with air quotes and their cousin, scare quotes, for years.
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I'm trying to be more of a safe sex stickler after a health scare.
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It's enough to scare anyone out of wanting to go near a mental hospital.
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Pan warned Adams about campaigns on social media to scare parents away from vaccinations.
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But the growls and roars of the live animals were said to scare children.
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In Mohacs, Hungary, residents hold a raucous six-day festival to scare it away.
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Teresa understood what her brother meant, but stressed that losing money didn't scare her.
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Eventually, popular ill will could increase faster than the party can scare it away.
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And Raanta's shutout bid survived a scare — without his even being on the ice.
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He never intended to scare anybody, so for him this is obviously a nightmare.
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"You have to be very careful not to deteriorate the scare," Ms. Rich said.
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Cops think the visibility of extra patrols may scare people with bad intentions away.
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That might turn off and scare away voters that a Democratic nominee absolutely needs.
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Sometimes you have to do whatever it takes to scare your sadistic heart. 7.
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One particular aspect of the fear-mongering witch hunt that swept the U.S. after World War II, however, is just as important to our understanding of the country's social and political history as the Red Scare: it is known as the Lavender Scare.
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"Neck floats for babies scare me to death, and I hope they scare parents," says Kyran Quinlan, Associate Professor of Pediatrics at Rush University Medical Center and former chair of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Council on Injury, Violence and Poison Prevention.
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One chatter mentioned that the abuser was using the virus as a scare tactic to keep the survivor away from their kids, while another mentioned that the abuser was using the virus as a scare tactic so that they would not visit family.
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If you told me some longtime employees at Valve have quietly written down ways to scare players— really scare them—for more than 20 years and decided Alyx was their chance to finally put them all into action, I would believe you.
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And thanks to unwavering support from Great Britain's then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, the Soviet Union realized it could not simply scare the U.S. out of defending Western Europe and could not scare Western Europe into urging the U.S. to stand down.
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Turkey might retaliate by trying to scare tourists away from visiting Cyprus, says Ms Mullen.
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Rachel Comey invited popular socialist podcasters the Red Scare girls to walk in her show.
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Pierce's ankle sprain put more of a scare into the Clippers than the Celtics did.
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"Is this thing gonna scare me?" she asked her husband after they reached the top.
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I'm not going to sugar coat it but I also don't want to scare them.
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This is not the first time the 29-year-old has had a health scare.
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Then there are Reptilians who supposedly eat humans, but I don't want to scare anybody.
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The plan could scare some scientists straight—but the potential for abuse is very real.
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I would always tell ghost stories, and the boys would always try to scare us.
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My presence failed to scare the alligator away and it began encroaching on my area.
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Diana Ross seemed more than happy to return to L.A. after enduring Saturday's Hawaiian scare.
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" Leno is quick to shoot down the idea, saying, "I'm not trying to scare children.
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But don't let all of those subterranean starches scare you; it's actually really healthy too.
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It's big, heavy, and its price tag alone is enough to scare off most buyers.
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You call that a scare tactic the Democrats have used for more than 20183 years.
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SCOTT WAPNER: So given all that you've said, why isn't this simply a growth scare?
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Isn&apost that the definition of a scare tactic, what Kirsten Gillibrand was saying there?
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Well, you know, the guy-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: I watched your monologue, you scare me sometimes.
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If the health concerns aren't enough to scare people away, Andrew Hall's story might be.
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Here's Every Single Holiday Movie Streaming NowThese Horror Movies Will Scare The Pants Off You
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He insists he'd never do anything to scare them, especially his son who's battling leukemia.
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They are using my case to intimidate other people ... and scare others to not protest.
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The internment of Japanese citizens during World War II. The Red Scare of the 1950s.
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To me, fearless is living in spite of those things that scare you to death.
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The camera also has a siren you can set off to scare off potential intruders.
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Either or both of these areas may more clearly indicate the forces that scare you.
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Did a couple of scare-pods knock on your door Halloween night asking for candy?
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But Sanders' health scare may still upend what has already been a volatile primary season.
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You know, they tried to scare me to not wear this hat -- my own friends.
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Perhaps Murphy is just blending two of horror's most prevalent themes for the ultimate scare.
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According to reports, though, Spears came back onstage after the scare to finish the concert.
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Ellen DeGeneres isn't opposed to using scare tactics on her interview subjects — especially during Halloween.
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The Victoria & Albert Museum was evacuated and shut down on Tuesday following a bomb scare.
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Some trade emails about his health, which has been remarkably robust despite an occasional scare.
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Then, he proceeded sneak back into the house, hide in our closet, and scare us.
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But it just might help the company recover from that food safety scare this winter.
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Earlier this week, Brown told fans she had suffered a health scare from inflamed eyes.
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That makes it a lot harder to go around threatening politicians or to scare anyone.
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Further, raising a lot of capital helps scare other investors from investing in your competition.
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Raids dominate a couple of news cycles, scare immigrants and let Mr Trump project toughness.
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The scare-mongering about the end of the U.K. and the unraveling EU is meaningless.
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"Some children respond to scare tactics, but these can compel others to use," he said.
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If Twitter doesn't nail the tone, it could scare even more users away from Vine.
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John McCain's health scare delayed any further action on the BCRA for the time being.
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The victories in Qatar were only made more impressive by news of Biles' health scare.
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The game is called Emily Wants To Play and it's basically a jump scare title.
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Mr Maduro is keen not to scare off the foreign creditors sorely needed by PDVSA.
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I scare them off with a few swings of my axe, but more keep coming.
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The guide, identified in the statement only Jiménez, unsuccessfully tried to scare the shark away.
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While some masks project spiritual ferocity, to scare away evil forces, others appear more kind.
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I've never corrected them because, to be honest, they scare the shit out of me.
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Day 43, 24AM last night's scare has bolstered numbers even more #LadyCilento #LetThemStay #BabyAsha pic.twitter.
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For more information on the history and culture of the Lavender Scare read more, here.
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Once it touches the water it emits a killer whale sound to scare sharks away.
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Markets went into correction mode following an inflation scare in late January and early February.
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She said the blow was not hard, but still enough to scare her daughter Quashelle.
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Rather, Isaacks said Johnson only meant to fire warning shots to scare off the group.
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Busy Philipps had a late-night health scare on Monday after she "sunburned" her eyes.
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Setting up the scare, the host asks Gervais what he thinks about Trump's presidential candidacy.
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"Thank you for waiting for me I gave everybody a scare," he told the crowd.
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It would have to be a big one to scare underwriters out of the business.
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The scare motivated other countries to ramp up their rare earth production, breaking China's stranglehold.
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The bikers realized a cougar was following them and attempted to scare the cat away.
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Aziz Sunderji, an economist at Barclays, suspects the inflation scare will prove to be transitory.
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And that — perhaps more than anything else that happened this past month — should scare you.
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But too often, filmmakers use a bunch of quick and sudden cuts to scare us.
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That only adds up to a bunch of little scares versus one really big scare.
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Baby Saint isn't the only one of Jenner's grandchildren that has given her a scare.
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Instead, jellyfish skin can wrinkle and become opaque when they want to scare off predators.
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International organisations, including UNCTAD, warn that it could scare off investors and harm economic growth.
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Halloween's approaching, and MIT wants to use AI to scare the daylights out of you.
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MIT's Nightmare Machine is an experiment to see if machines can learn to scare us.
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Get that sad, and it'll scare your friends more than some elaborate costume ever could.
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Racist, sexist, homophobia, xenophobia, Islamophobic, you know, throw granny over the cliff and scare America.
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It was the first major lawsuit to scare executives at the company, said multiple employees.
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But when it comes to courting scare data talents, the visa trap becomes less relevant.
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I use scare quotes because I'm fully aware that I'm the product in this transaction.
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It's useless to cloud that discussion with the latest American iteration of a Red Scare.
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The scare provided a reminder that nuclear reactors are radiological mines that terrorists could exploit.
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Word to the wise: Don't scare Kevin Hart — it can make him a little gassy.
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But as not to scare them off, the men could not use any mosquito repellent.
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The biggest budget production is Scare PewDiePie, made with the producers of The Walking Dead.
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Besnier has also been criticized for failing to speak out publicly during the salmonella scare.
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The Mariners survived a scare when Nelson Cruz fouled a pitch off his left foot.
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He's currently in Los Angeles working on season two of YouTube Red series Scare PewDiePie.
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The American army has therefore developed, for use in Afghanistan, geoprofiling software called SCARE-S2.
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It comes against the backdrop of an unrelated baby milk health scare involving France's Lactalis.
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Besnier has also been criticised for failing to speak out publicly during the salmonella scare.
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The burns on my fingers and arms didn't scare me, but they sure did hurt.
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Some residents in Sweden said they would not let a terror-related scare paralyze them.
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For anyone thinking Cardi's bluffing just to scare Offset, we're told she seems deadly serious.
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If the E. coli outbreak at Chipotle didn't scare you enough, the latest headlines will.
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You scare me, because I won't be around forever to get you out of trouble.
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On Friday morning, Qantas passengers flying from Newman, Australia to Perth had quite the scare.
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Liability was being used by Southern politicians to try to scare and chill the media.
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Three planets go retrograde this month, but the planets changing direction doesn't scare you, Cancer.
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Those are the top ones, because I don't want to scare people that it's difficult.
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Then, during his summer vacation in 2016, a health scare landed Mead in the hospital.
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The Guardian said that Trump had used scare quotes to distance himself from the words.
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In 2017, St. John underwent psychiatric treatment after a reported scare regarding his mental health.
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Teixeira suffered the scare at the 2008 Beijing Games while working as a TV commentator.
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After every false prediction of doom, the left jumps seamlessly onto the next scare tactic.
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Day by day, we are ourselves free to react to that scare and live free.
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The unintended consequences in Britain might also be bad enough to scare off voters elsewhere.
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Had those voters been able to rank their choices, however, the Blankenship scare goes away.
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Hacks such as these are likely to scare away new investment in the virtual currency.
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To people in the former camp: does the above gif scare you in any way?
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Bang Pots and Pans to Scare the Animal Away I should have mentioned this earlier.
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We're confident Brooker will manage to shock, surprise, and scare his Netflix audience once again.
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After an opening week overtime scare against Northern Iowa, the Cyclones had a bye week.
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"Someone would always move the planchette and it would scare me to death," she said.
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It helped explain how Mr. Sanders was able to throw such a scare into Mrs.
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" With remarkable candor, he added, "Some have been arrested in order to scare the rest.
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But if the attackers' goal was to scare students and faculty away, they have failed.
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"Carnage Park" is a deliberate effort to recreate exploitative, stalker-type scare fare of yore.
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The metaphor of the brain is tempting, but "neurons" and "synapses" deserve those scare-quotes.
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Then, in the final frame, one last jump scare confirms a demonic entity—her mother?
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Democrats hope a victory will hurt Trump's agenda and scare Republicans ahead of the midterms.
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The Paris prosecutor opened a preliminary probe into the salmonella contamination scare in late December.
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My dad even had a cancer scare last year and she screened the phone call.
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The doctor confirmed I wasn't pregnant, nor infected with the flu or Zika (minor scare).
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Titled, You Can Call Me F, the piece is her reaction to the Ebola scare.
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They can change to noises—I'll hear random bangs, like they're trying to scare me.
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Every once in a while a major bug, vulnerability or security scare will spark panic.
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Yet another scare-mongering article just came out about the supposed dangers of bubble tea.
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Some typical pixador monikers translate as "shock", "neurosis", "death", "scare", "nightmare", "danger" and "nocturnal attack".
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On top of the lifelong injury, did the change of career scare you at all?
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"I don't want to scare you," he said, but a Brexit vote would have "consequences".
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They use tacit threats and scare tactics to get others to do what they want.
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It's the old vagina dentata scare show, this time fancied up with art-house pretensions.
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I can channel this fear into a boldness for the other things that scare me.
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The nuclear war scare of 2018 has not come close to the levels of 1950.
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"He cannot scare the I.C.C. like what he does to our courts," Mr. Trillanes said.
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The artwork doesn't scare you, doesn't shock you, but it poses questions, without disturbing you.
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Do you feel that, or do you think it's just being used to scare people?
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To encourage each other to be our fullest selves, even if that might scare us.
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By meeting every challenge, by surviving every scare, Tottenham has cultivated an air of invincibility.
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Over a period of weeks, villagers repeatedly shot at Hope, trying to scare her away.
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Throwing objects is also permitted — but not to hit coyotes, only to scare them away.
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Or would the conditions of their proposal scare off the Trump administration and worsen relations?
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Most of my friends hadn't had babies yet and I didn't want to scare them.
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Increasing the price to pay for tariffs would most likely scare away even more buyers.
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He spent the first couple weeks of Our poetry class trying to scare me Away.
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Last week's scare was an anomaly in what residents describe as an otherwise peaceful neighborhood.
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The old way to scare people was through the three Gs — gays, guns and God.
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The health scare came as global markets were being roiled by the spread of coronavirus.
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WOODWARD: Said that you have to scare the daylights out of people to be powerful.
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In some cases, racist scare tactics seemed to energize those who embraced the country's diversity.
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