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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So these dinosaurs would probably just scare away potential predators.
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She was asked if she would scare away swing voters.
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They also have to make sure it doesn't scare away moderates.
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For celebrities, getting hacked could scare away followers, squandering promotional opportunities.
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Second of all, you're gonna scare away all of my candidates.
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Therefore, fake owl decoys are used to try to scare away pigeons.
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Power: Can cough loud enough to scare away any medium-sized animal.
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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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"They check visitors' I.D. and scare away many mainland visitors," he said.
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They can scare away other workers — leaving employers scrambling to maintain production.
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The Iranian port official said these latest sanctions would scare away banks.
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We could also scare away potential partners by the tactics we use.
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Just the threat of nationalizing companies will scare away foreign and domestic investment.
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There's the additional risk of a security breach that might scare away clients.
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Worst of all, the craft brewers expect the rule to scare away customers.
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One caveat that might scare away video editors is the Windows operating system.
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That could scare away relatives or other caretakers from applying to sponsor migrant children.
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But the cold didn't scare away the fans who came for the pivotal game.
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"You have to scare away the people who think they could cheat," Federer said.
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That might turn off and scare away voters that a Democratic nominee absolutely needs.
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While some masks project spiritual ferocity, to scare away evil forces, others appear more kind.
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Hacks such as these are likely to scare away new investment in the virtual currency.
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Increasing the price to pay for tariffs would most likely scare away even more buyers.
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But now that mortgages have breached the 5% level, will that scare away prospective buyers?
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In the immediate aftermath, riots can scare away investment and business from riot-torn communities.
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A meeting with the unpopular President may have served to scare away more moderate Conservative MPs.
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Wilson says he is worried their story may scare away people who are interested in sailing.
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She's worried that the dilapidated Addams manor is an eyesore that could scare away potential buyers.
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I just assumed he was a Halloween decoration meant to scare away pranksters on Mischief Night!
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A lot of people scare away from menstruation and dont give proper information that girls need.
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When that happens, premiums rise, which scare away even more healthy people, only worsening the problem.
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Because of the taboo behind sex work, the Congress member doesn't want to scare away supporters.
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It's one instrument we use to scare away evil spirits and lead us into the New Year.
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The lion dance is meant to scare away all the evil spirits to start the New Year.
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Tattooing remained illegal until 1997, but that did not scare away Etna, which adapted to the times.
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Despite hot summers, the weather is pretty good, with very few rainy days to scare away visitors.
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Definitely loud enough to scare away intruders, which you'll know of immediately thanks to real-time smartphone alerts.
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If you still can't find it, the app has a "scream" feature that could scare away potential thieves.
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But America has maintained some (many relating to Iran's missile programme), which scare away foreign banks and investors.
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But some users still might be paranoid that their party pics or niche hobbies could scare away hirers.
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Today's changes won't do anything to get rid of people trying to offend or scare away legitimate users.
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Hoverflies are harmless, but they have evolved to mimic stinging insects as a way to scare away predators.
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What happens when the fearsome creature you've invented to scare away your enemies turns out to be real?
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One officer fired a warning shot to scare away protesters who were beating a man on the ground.
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It responded by squirting her with a jet of saltwater – a defense normally used to scare away crabs.
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While regulation can create more reliable protections to encourage investment, it can also scare away many seasoned traders.
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The company doesn't have to earn enormous amounts of revenue, but concerns about its longevity could scare away developers.
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That, in turn, could scare away more Republicans from cooperating with the president and cripple the White House agenda.
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It's a serious blow that could scare away crucial investors and make the company's goal—revolutionizing transportation—even harder.
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It's unclear exactly how but we're told Hilary and Matthew managed to scare away the intruder before calling police.
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Ravens) — The fact that Geno Smith is starting for the Jets shouldn't scare away Marshall owners (too much, anyway).
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They started to scare away the other fish including sea bass which we depend on and they eat everything.
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Also, dogs drink loudly, lapping the water with their tongues, which is thought to scare away the infectious copepods.
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Health advocates say they hope to convince companies that these features will attract rather than scare away potential members.
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Miss Wardwell had hoped that Sabrina's true identity would scare away her friends, but Rosalind and Susie rally behind her.
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Worries about the overheating of U.S. markets are growing, and any volatility could scare away CEOs from submitting IPO paperwork.
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But venture capitalists say that in-fighting could scare away top talent, which could ultimately harm Uber's long-term prospects.
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But the churches claim that the possibility of expropriation by the government would scare away potential buyers of their land.
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The instance represents one initial impact of the punitive measures, meant to scare away Western investment in the Russian Federation.
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It seems that a rise in the price of burgers at McDonald's didn't scare away customers in the first quarter.
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They can cause friction between a newspaper's editorial and business wings and can scare away a newspaper's most talented personnel.
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At a $4.5 billion valuation, and with all the issues the company has had, that certainly could scare away investors.
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The little critter wasn't all that excited about his morning TV appearance, doing his best scare-away-the-predators scream.
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They know that even a whiff of ulterior political motives will scare away Republican participation and undermine the investigation's legitimacy.
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Firecrackers and fireworks are lit to scare away evil spirits from the previous year, making way for the new year.
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It might scare away the hundreds of billions of dollars of foreign capital that flows through the city into mainland markets.
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Brazil's threat of a challenge could scare away potential customers who see risks to future funding for Bombardier from Canadian governments.
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Wolves tend to scare away deer and other prey, which makes them an unwelcome sight for the area's large hunting population.
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The high cost and protracted process it's taking to get this project across the finish line could also scare away investors.
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I don't think it is and I think there hasn't been enough of this kind of activity to scare away investors.
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Judges have urged ICE not to make arrests in courtrooms because they might scare away victims from showing up to court.
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Positive reviews can only help them, whereas negative reviews, even if they don't affect the charts, could scare away potential listeners.
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Bloomberg, with an enormous head start, has not demonstrated the robustness that could scare away candidates who'll be arriving next month.
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It was an effort to undermine our future, to scare away tourists ... But I don't think they will stay away for long.
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On the other hand, if demand spikes, NIO could face a nearly year-long production backlog that might scare away potential customers.
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The LRAD plays around 20 different sounds — from gunshots to predator calls — each of which are targeted to scare away specific birds.
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Mr. Redstone's firm grip on the company, alongside his increasingly involved daughter, Shari, and his fickle tendencies, will scare away many candidates.
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She was concerned that volatility might scare away some investors who were burned during the last financial crisis and will remain risk averse.
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At the same time, the soundbar market is crowded with expensive and seemingly complicated packages that might scare away the casual TV-watcher.
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The pooch was hired three months ago by the Australian National Maritime Museum in Pyrmont, a suburb of Sydney, to scare away seagulls.
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The hack and cybertheft of nearly 120,000 bitcoins from the exchange platform Bitfinex could scare away future investors in the cryptocurrency, experts warn.
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Using bright lights, loud noises and sometimes even rubber bullets, patrollers help to safely scare away bears that may wander into their streets.
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Any increase in IRGC economic involvement could scare away foreign investors, as many of its members and front companies remain under U.S. sanctions.
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While Zuur eventually did scare away the bear, his interaction is a perfect example of what not to do when you see a bear.
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Maybe it's a good idea on the product side, in that printing too much data on the screen might scare away more casual users.
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To scare away predators, they rub a smooth, rubbery protrusion at the base of each antenna against the smooth, hard part of their heads.
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As a result, Busojaras has come to symbolize a way to scare away winter itself — and it's no longer just Sokci people who participate.
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Most existing attempts at the space look more like Craigslist without integrated payments, and a lack of trust and insurance scare away buyers and suppliers.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk's personal saga is "ugly and uncomfortable" and could scare away even loyal investors, Tesla bear Nancy Tengler told CNBC on Friday.
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Despite the likelihood of problems, leaders of nonprofit organizations rarely lay out the risks of their projects, lest any hint of failure scare away funders.
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In turn, State A's pool would become mostly sick people and their rates would soar, which would scare away more people, raising the costs even higher.
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Reminder: Though the puffins of Staffa are not afraid of humans (we scare away their natural predators, the seagulls), please do not feed or touch them.
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They ran to the house of a relative and grabbed the rifles most families keep in order to scare away the coyotes that roam the area.
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You see this perhaps most clearly in her positive reviews, which maintained that she was not abrasive or feminist, as if that would scare away audiences.
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Swing too far in any one direction and you are liable to scare away the middle, which is always the deciding factor in a general election.
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And Mellor described the "self-feeding circular mechanism that is inflation and currency weakness" as a daunting prospect that will only continue to scare away investors.
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At least one legislator suggested the prosecution was trying to scare away black voters, an effort news reports from the time suggested would help Alabama Sen.
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But Scholz has rejected using even this, a move his advisers say is not to scare away voters who view taking on new debt as a taboo.
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Drafting language that would be tough enough for Democrats to support but that isn't so harsh as to scare away Republicans is a difficult needle to thread.
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Brexit won't scare away all investment, though, and the Sutherland site will be built with the help of a consortium that includes US aerospace giant Lockheed Martin.
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But there are also an awful lot of adjuncts and low-level coders and freelance writers out there barely scraping by, one health scare away from penury.
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Such a move might well unleash renewed political instability and scare away investors who fear the opposition, anti-euro 5-Star Movement will move closer to power.
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Before sharing a Blendiful tutorial, Westbrook said she feels it's "irresponsible" for journalists to report on the damaged products, as the information could scare away prospective customers.
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The small, centrist Italia Viva party, headed by former prime minister Matteo Renzi, complained that changing the rules for Atlantia mid-contract might scare away foreign investors.
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The small, centrist Italia Viva party, headed by former prime minister Matteo Renzi, complained that changing the rules for Atlantia mid-contract might scare away foreign investors.
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But the "no" vote, and Renzi's resignation, is likely to scare away investors worried that political turmoil could undermine the already shaky balance sheets of Italian banks.
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These swans can swim around pulling samples over time with little to no human intervention and, we assume, they won't scare away the real swans on the water.
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The country's highly volatile political landscape suggests that uncertainty will continue, and the risk of stepping into the worst case scenario — a disorderly Brexit -— could scare away applicants.
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On policy, meanwhile, Mr Biden can appear cautious—he is anxious not to scare away swing voters, even if that means failing to inspire those to his left.
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Brian Wynne, the brainchild behind the SharkStopper, an acoustic-based shark repellent that uses killer whale sounds and high frequencies to scare away sharks, was just as anxious.
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The signs did not scare away the beggars but they did educate visitors, who became less inclined to give, leading to reduced donations to the impersonators, he said.
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Hurricanes, some tour operators say, tend to scare away leisure travelers or steer them to other destinations unscathed by the weather as they make plans for winter travel.
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They called their company CSN Stores, avoiding clever digital-sounding names in order to not immediately scare away furniture suppliers they met who were nervous about online businesses.
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"He tried to scare away the paparazzi but as he neared the group, he accidentally hit one of the photographers who was in his path," the source tells PEOPLE.
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"He tried to scare away the paparazzi but as he neared the group, he accidentally hit one of the photographers who was in his path," the source told PEOPLE.
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Domestic pressures are quickly building as well, as clashes between protesters and police in July threaten to scare away tourists from one of the world's most vibrant shopping destinations.
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"With archaic measures of this kind he (Erdogan) will scare away even the last courageous Turkey investor," said Ulrich Leuchtmann, head of FX & EM research at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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This original ThinkGeek creation is made of resin, not ceramic, so it should easily survive both the elements and attacks from raccoons or other varmints it doesn't scare away.
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Domestic pressures are quickly building as well, as clashes between protesters and police in July threaten to scare away tourists from one of the world's most vibrant shopping destinations.
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Tourism boosters say the threat is too improbable to justify a plan that could scare away travelers, but the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency believes preparations cannot wait any longer.
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Michael Keaton stars as a firecracker of a ghost called in by much tamer ghosts (Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis) to scare away the new owners of their house.
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Some worry that the dramatic spike in bitcoin, which has now surged nearly 170% from just under $3,700 at the end of 2018, will ultimately scare away long-term investors.
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While it might seem like graphic content could scare away some users or advertisers, it could also make Facebook a more popular place for consumption and discussion of current events.
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On top of advanced motion detection and weather-resistant cameras, you get 2-way audio through your smartphone to give instructions for deliveries or scare away would-be Wet Bandits.
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Even the repayment calculator provided by the Department of Education has been criticized by student borrower advocates who say it could scare away those who don't read the fine print.
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In a preview for TV One's new show, Uncensored, Haddish spilled on what it was like to watch Bey scare away an unnamed actress with the power of just one glance.
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In Buddhist lore there are four guardian kings, whose mission is to defend temples and the Buddha from evil doers and to scare away fools and knaves ill-equipped for enlightenment.
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Primary voters may be enthusiastic about the cornucopian environmentalism of Ms Ocasio-Cortez's "Green New Deal"; but many senior Democrats fear that it will scare away more voters than it entices.
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Which explains the precarious balancing act Ryan and Co. are attempting: criticize Trump just enough to distance the party from Trump, but never outright condemn him and scare away his voters.
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Due to concerns expressed by Germany and some other EU states that the measures could scare away foreign investors , the new rules will only be mandatory for foreign companies from 2017.
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The luck-infused Chinese New Year is celebrated after the second full moon after the winter solstice and ends in a parade of dragons and fireworks that scare away the bad spirits.
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On the other hand, historically the earliest investors in cryptocurrency have been extremely low quality — they are the speculators who doom the currency in the long run and scare away mainstream users.
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When everyone starts from zero, an incumbent's campaign account can't be used to scare away challengers for the next election or used to lay the groundwork for running for a different office.
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Rüdiger Frank of the University of Vienna thinks inspections of goods crossing the border will scare away trading partners and increase transaction costs for all North Korean trade, even the legal sort.
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"The imposition of any additional duties would make solar more expensive and potentially scare away financially strapped distribution companies who are looking to procure the cheapest power generation source available," Mercom said.
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Because of concerns expressed by Germany and some other European Union countries that the measures could scare away foreign investors, the new rules will be mandatory for foreign companies beginning next year.
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Part of that, Schriock says, is strategic: she thinks conservative Republican candidates will scare away critical voters — like millennials, the largest voting bloc this year — with their hard-line anti-abortion stances.
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"So while expenses are going up and the growth is decelerating, neither is heinous enough to scare away fresh buyers, meaning people who weren't caught in the huge sell-off," he said.
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Ambassadors of the United States, Great Britain, France, Germany and Italy also warned Milorad Dodik, the nationalist Serb chairman in Bosnia's three-way presidency, that the reserve force would scare away investors.
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Critics argue that this approach is overkill and could scare away investment or result in a government-controlled internet (the refutation of these arguments will be handled at length in a separate article).
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While Chase did the right thing trying to scare away the bear, she should not have used soft tones when talking to the bear, and she did put herself in danger multiple times.
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The advertisements could scare away at-risk HIV negative people "from the leading drug that blocks HIV infections," said an open letter to Mark Zuckerberg posted on the GLAAD website in early December.
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As we motored out of Patong Beach Harbor, members of the mostly Thai eight-person crew shot off fireworks to scare away the bad spirits and encourage the good ones to join us aboard.
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Joan Smrekar said she initially believed the source to be hunters or else someone trying to scare away a bear, but when she found out her neighbors were murdered, it left her shaken up.
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This obligation could also scare away investors who are unfamiliar with revenue share and reluctant to invest in companies with outstanding commitments on their capitalization tables — which includes several of the investors we interviewed.
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Now, according to local news reports, violence comes much more often than every 53 years: Tales of tortured bodies dumped on the sidewalk and killer packs of wild dogs tend to scare away tourists.
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Last year's Black Lives Matter protest set off a fierce debate over whether the action would scare away prominent speakers in the future — or whether the people making those arguments were being unhelpful concern trolls.
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Google also felt the need to stop scanning Gmail messages to target advertisements last year because it was worried that the practice, when it came to light in contract negotiations, might scare away enterprise companies.
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And finally, in the wake of future attacks, the U.S. should issue noisy travel advisories to scare away tourists and businessmen, while pointing out that inward investment favors areas populated by ethnic Persians and Shia.
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In Singapore, the solution lies in the Airside Safety Rover — a vehicle fitted with a long range acoustic device (LRAD), a loudspeaker of sorts that is designed to broadcast sounds to scare away the birds.
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But over the past three weeks, she went down the list and slowly plucked off the votes needed to scare away any potential challenger, and in the secret ballot Wednesday, Democrats supported her 203-32.
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Williams makes a point of cooking the meat of most of the game he kills, and shooting cats can even imperil the hunters' aims, if the sounds of pursuit scare away other, usually larger animals.
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Sixty-eight boxes are occupied by hungry barn owls; during the harvest, a falconer comes to some vineyards every day, launching a bird of prey to scare away other birds with a taste for grapes.
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He, like Trump, breaks the mold and defies the laws of political gravity: He had a heart attack last fall, at the age of 78, and it didn't scare away voters or slow his stride.
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Musk also said the feature was compatible with the "fart function," which was introduced in October, and the anti-theft function that was installed to scare away vandals by playing music by Bach and Beethoven.
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"He tried to scare away the paparazzi, but as he neared the group, he accidentally hit one of the photographers who was in his path," an unnamed source who was present at the scene told People.
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City Hall received a hollering from a couple living on Bliss Road in the Vermont capital who wanted to sell their home, but feared the horrifying pavement in front of the house would scare away buyers.
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On the other, we risk treating FARA as a dirty word, which will only scare away friendly foreign governments — so, Russian information warfare gets a free pass and we constrain our allies' attempts to counterbalance it.
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People have written over and over again how first dates are like interviews, and that you have to put on a shinier version of yourself so as to not scare away the person across from you.
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People rowed frantically in search of his body, beating drums and cymbals to scare away hungry fish, and throwing clumps of sticky rice wrapped in bamboo leaves into the water to distract them from his remains.
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While the company says that the issue has been resolved, and that it'll reimburse customers who paid out of pocket for tickets, it's not a good look for the service, which can't afford to scare away users.
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Eagles are already used around some airports to scare away birds that can pose a danger to aircraft if sucked into engines, Mr. Wiebes said, suggesting that birds of prey are suited to this type of location.
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By extending cuts into 2018 and promising to boost output next year, OPEC could force the oil market into backwardation that would scare away private equity and other investors who have been funding the American shale producers.
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Your one power as Teku is a tiny flame carried in one hand like a candle, to bring light to the darkness and scare away foes as you search for the missing shaman of your ransacked village.
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Prices in the ritzy NY suburb — where a federal cap on home tax deductions have begun to scare away potential buyers — have dropped over 5 percent since 2017, but are expected to climb anew in the next year.
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The bigger threat to London property may come from domestic politics, rather than Brexit; a Jeremy Corbyn-led government with plans for higher taxes on profits, executive salaries and even compulsory property purchases might scare away expat investors.
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The experience of Japan, where gross debt as a share of GDP exceeds 230%, suggests that even very high levels of debt may not scare away creditors, at least in advanced economies that borrow in their own currencies.
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The first installment, titled "Little Red Riding Hood (Has a Gun)" rewrites the folk tale into the story of how Red and her grandma scare away the bad guy with the help of a pair of trusty firearms.
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A witness cited by local news reports said he had heard one of the police officers involved in the episode ask for the trash compactor to be activated to scare away the men, who had surrounded the truck.
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On Thursday, Spain's fifth-largest bank, Sabadell, said it was considering whether to shift its headquarters away from Catalonia in the first major sign that the wealthy region's push for independence from Spain could scare away big business.
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"In the short term, this news will further scare away investors, which will, in turn, slow down cannabis entrepreneurship," said Nicolas Ruiz, co-founder of Cloudponics, a San Francisco startup whose technology can be used to grow marijuana.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Starbucks' coffee shops are suffering from a feared consequence of the mobile revolution: the digital world can dump an avalanche of orders in a short period of time, creating delays and lines that scare away customers.
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Obvious might be hesitant to be lumped into the impact category because it doesn't want to scare away capital that is looking for great returns, or portray itself as being willing to take a below market return, Graham said.
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He points to Mr. Scaramucci's fixation on the "leaking" of "trivial" gossip, and his seeming willingness to betray his colleagues, saying this environment is likely to scare away potential talent the White House needs to attract to function well.
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"That this has been resolved favorably will do a lot on its own to give South Africa a bit more growth," Botham added – and could be enough to stave off a credit downgrade that could scare away foreign capital.
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Clinton has vowed the FBI will have "no case" after reviewing new emails, but her campaign is nervous about tightening polls and ramping up attacks on Trump, hoping to scare away voters who could still be persuaded to back him.
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Still, the tepid performance for Uber and Lyft may scare away some other unicorns from going public anytime soon, said Kelly Rodriques, CEO of Forge, a company that lets investors (including employees) of private companies sell shares before an IPO.
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So while they are interesting stories for people to observe, I suspect that they will scare away some of the later sources of capital who historically have assumed that more due diligence has been done earlier on in the process.
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Highlighting lawlessness on Juba's streets, one resident said he saw police officers trying to loot a shop in his neighborhood by shooting off the padlocks and firing in the air to scare away people, echoing similar witness reports on Sunday.
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The length, though, can be daunting for those who might be less invested -- a dynamic that might scare away those who are interested in the subject matter, just not necessarily enough so to commit four, eight or 10 hours to it.
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Also, wealthy candidates frequently loan themselves large sums to try and scare away other challengers without actually spending the money, so we'll see if Gomes is actually do what's necessary to take down King (who's sitting on more than $2.7 million).
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For the last 25 years as part of Future Farmers of Africa program, Marker and her team have placed over 650 dogs with farmers across Namibia to scare away potential predators as part of a livestock guarding dog program involving locals.
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Some platoon members were so distraught by the chief's actions, investigators said, that they tampered with his sniper rifle to make it less accurate, and fired warning shots to scare away civilians before the chief had a chance to shoot them.
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"In the short term, this news will further scare away investors which will, in turn, slow down cannabis entrepreneurship," said Nicolas Ruiz, co-founder of Cloudponics, a San Francisco startup that makes technology which can be used to grow marijuana.
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"He tried to scare away the paparazzi but as he neared the group, he accidentally hit one of the photographers who was in his path," said the source, who noted that a slew of photographers were at the end of the driveway.
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"The yellow vest protesters could scare away tourists and hit Accor and Air France, while the consumer sector will be hit as many French people will be put off from going out," said Meriem Mokdad, fund manager at Roche Brune Asset Management.
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Both of the primary candidates seem to be doing their best to scare away the youth voter unicorn; however, our demands really aren't that difficult to meet—show some decorum and respect for the office being pursued, but avoid nauseating degrees of pandering.
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Wayne Newton testified on Tuesday in the trial against one of two alleged burglars, revealing for the first time that he shot a gun to scare away the thieves he, his wife and daughter encountered in their Las Vegas home last June.
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By the '70s and '80s, movies told both the biggest stories (which couldn't be mounted on a TV budget) and more artistically challenging stories aimed at adults (which could scare away TV advertisers, who preferred to target the widest swath of possible audience).
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"There's a concern that if you nominate someone, like [Bernie] Sanders, maybe even [Elizabeth] Warren, who is proposing these big sweeping changes that that could scare away some voters who would otherwise be inclined to vote against Trump for other reasons," he says.
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The migration downstairs is all part of the massive influx of TV into Comic-Con, and those shows and networks have a lot more room to work with in Hall H now, as pirates continue to scare away the major film studios.
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After sessions with leaders of influential conservative groups and lawmakers, administration officials signaled that the President was open to scrapping Obamacare's Medicaid expansion sooner than 2020 --- the date that is stated in the House GOP bill — a change that could scare away moderate Republicans.
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When a resolute young fellow steps up to the great bully, the world, and takes him boldly by the beard, he is often surprised to find it comes off in his hand, and that it was only tied on to scare away the timid.
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"At the moment, Trump has not won over the hearts and minds of enough Republicans (who say they will vote in the primary) to have a large enough lead to scare away any serious contenders," ARG's Dick Bennett told BuzzFeed News in an email.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's firing of U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Tuesday, a week after the resignation of U.S. economic adviser Gary Cohn, has underscored an uncertain environment in the administration that is sure to scare away top-level talent, analysts said.
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Why it matters: That means Democrats running against the president will have to figure out the right messaging on abortion to not only be bold enough to win over progressives, but also not scare away voters who might feel similar to our Erie focus group respondents.
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HHS Secretary Alex Azar announced the rule on May 8, saying that forcing drugmakers to disclose their prices in direct-to-consumer TV advertising could help drive down skyrocketing prescription drug costs if the companies were embarrassed by them or afraid they would scare away customers.
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HHS Secretary Alex Azar had announced the rule on May 8, saying that forcing drugmakers to disclose their prices in direct-to-consumer TV advertising could help drive down skyrocketing prescription drug costs if the companies were embarrassed by them or afraid they would scare away customers.
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Mina Quinto Malik: She led the Civilian Complaint Review Board and was a deputy attorney general for Washington, D.C. As the election neared, Ms. Cabán and some of her supporters accused Ms. Katz's supporters of running ads that used racial tropes to try to scare away voters.
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The lawmaker from Massachusetts may again find herself under fire from moderate rivals such as former Vice President Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg, who challenge her math and also argue that Medicare for All will scare away voters who do not want to lose private health insurance.
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Hundreds of factories were shut in the build up to the event to ensure crystal blue skies, flights in and out of Beijing were canceled for the parade's duration and, just to ensure that the city's airspace was safe, monkeys, falcons and dogs were deployed to scare away birds.
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The Leaf has been around since 2010, but its limited range of just over 100 miles per charge (which could scare away general consumers wary of running out of juice on the road) and its funky design have kept the car from making a major impact on the general market.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo raised an average of more than $32,000 per day for the last six months, according to campaign finance reports, and has now amassed a $30.5 million campaign chest in 1003 that so far has helped him scare away serious rivals in his bid for a third term.
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Never mind that the government's own experts had warned that asking the question would scare away immigrants from participating, and could result in an undercount of more than six million people that could reduce federal funds to the cities they live in as well as the number of Democrats in Congress.
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The Halal Guys food cart in front of LaGuardia Community College in Queens looks pretty much like any other cart on that stretch of Thomson Avenue, and its prices are low enough not to scare away the students: $5 for a falafel sandwich, $7 for gyro over rice and $5 for chicken wrapped in pita and doused in sauce.
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For example, Mr. McGahn, a former member of the Federal Election Commission, had a lucrative partnership at the law firm of Jones Day to which he could return after his Trump administration stint — provided that he did not so sully his reputation while White House counsel that he would scare away clients or get himself disbarred.
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And they are seriously concerned that adding a single citizenship question to the 2020 census could scare away millions of immigrants from filling out their mandatory surveys — throwing off the count of who's present in America that's used to determine congressional apportionment for the next decade, allocate federal funding for infrastructure, and serve as the basis for huge amounts of American research.
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Critics are seriously concerned that adding a single citizenship question to the 2020 census could scare away millions of immigrants from filling out their mandatory surveys — throwing off the count of who's present in America that's used to determine congressional apportionment for the next decade, allocate federal funding for infrastructure, and serve as the basis for huge amounts of American research.
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The friends and neighbors, many of whom they already knew from P.S. 154, the school their son, Jeremy, then attended, were treated to a Chinese New Year parade, complete with a traditional lion dance that traveled up and down Prospect Park West, with performers taking offerings from other business owners in order to bring good fortune and scare away bad spirits, a sight rarely seen outside Chinatown.
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The administration has tried to scare away Central Americans by separating children from their parents when families arrive at the border seeking asylum; it threatened to end "temporary protected status" for people escaping natural and other disasters in a number of countries, including Haiti, Nicaragua and Sudan; it suspended the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which let undocumented immigrants who arrived here as children stay and work; it has dramatically deported immigrants without regard for their ties to family and community; and it has enacted a system that would prevent migrants from seeking asylum if they passed through another country without first seeking asylum there.
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