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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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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A lack of profits is unlikely to scare off investors.
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It is afraid that the changes will scare off investors.
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Its tinny ring is said to scare off the huge creatures.
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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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Rather than scare off crooks, it terrified neighbors who called cops.
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But that didn't scare off Eric Einhorn, On Site's artistic director.
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You take on the face of evil to scare off evil.
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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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Thankfully they didn't scare off the large deer that roamed the property.
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To Scare Off Evils SpiritsThe ancient Romans were a pretty superstitious bunch.
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By flagging his intentions, Olsen may scare off any other serious contender.
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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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But that, plus the presence of Nyquist, did not scare off McLaughlin.
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If the hissing doesn't work to scare off predators, opossums play dead.
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The lack of a whale candidate who might scare off other rivals.
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But the publicity over higher premiums didn't seem to scare off new customers.
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To scare off competing traders and keep the waterways clear for colonial powers.
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Sometimes the grandmothers stand guard, armed with rocks to scare off approaching animals.
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The woman asks the driver whether his outfit might scare off potential fares.
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This brave act was enough to scare off the animal and spare McQuillen's life.
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In another year, Sanders's proven strength in New Hampshire could scare off some rivals.
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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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The meteorologists were using flares to scare off the bears, but they've run out.
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That didn't scare off Wilkerson, who wrote "consider it done" before pleading for help.
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Critics, however, say changing the law could spark legal uncertainty and scare off investors.
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But those changes would likely to scare off moderates in the House and Senate.
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But some are concerned the announcement will scare off tourists from visiting the island.
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Twitter's small audiences for NFL games didn't scare off TV partners we spoke with.
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This might scare off nearby predators, but it could also attract those further away.
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Unfortunately, she said, her questions appeared to scare off at least two potential hosts.
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It's big, heavy, and its price tag alone is enough to scare off most buyers.
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The camera also has a siren you can set off to scare off potential intruders.
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Mr Maduro is keen not to scare off the foreign creditors sorely needed by PDVSA.
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Rather, Isaacks said Johnson only meant to fire warning shots to scare off the group.
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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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The unintended consequences in Britain might also be bad enough to scare off voters elsewhere.
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Or would the conditions of their proposal scare off the Trump administration and worsen relations?
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The uncertain regulatory market is enough to scare off some businesses, including Target and GNC.
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But Koh's campaign staff and fundraising could scare off potential candidates weighing their own bids.
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One character skins moles and hangs them around his property to scare off the serpent.
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You tackle these issues so boldly, it seems like you'd scare off a lot of studios.
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Taxation can, for example, inhibit investments in training or scare off the inventors who drive innovation.
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"Daesh wants to scare off the population," said Kareem, using an Arabic acronym for Islamic State.
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Cuomo said the Post's story was evidence that local opposition has begun to scare off Amazon.
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And all of the in-fighting could scare off any talent hoping to turn HQ around.
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Financial stocks took a nosedive on Tuesday, but that didn't scare off Cramer from the group.
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The miners had warned that the new code would scare off investment and violate existing agreements.
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He noted that Heitkamp and Donnelly's defeats could scare off Democrats from reaching across the aisle.
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They argue that images of Delhi's smog clouds — and vomiting cricket players — will scare off investors.
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Call it an art house if you must, a term bound to scare off some people.
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Yet xenophobic rhetoric may scare off both documented and undocumented immigrants that would fill these jobs.
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Self-identifying as a socialist, as Sanders does, is likely to scare off some potential supporters.
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Trump's legal team seems to recognize he went too far and could scare off swing votes.
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Vacant buildings depress property values, provide places for criminals to hide and scare off prospective businesses.
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In order to scare off novices, the industry calls these drives NAS (network-attached storage) devices.
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Military operations and sporadic clashes have since helped scare off investors and further depressed the local economy.
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That means expanding its inclusion of mid-roll ads with a design that doesn't scare off viewers.
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Do you really want to be one of the people rubbing your arms to scare off gooseflesh?
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The lawsuit could create uncertainty over the implementation of the program and scare off some potential participants.
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Financial stocks took a nosedive on Tuesday, but that didn't scare off Jim Cramer from the group.
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That's not surprising: After all, it does not want to scare off other multinationals looking to invest.
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Don't allow a high price tag to scare off your child from applying in the first place.
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Civil rights groups argue it could scare off legal immigrants and others from responding, leading to undercounts.
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There was the myth of Trump supporters sending wild dogs to scare off black voters in Ohio.
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The Left Party has historic links to the East German regime, which continues to scare off voters.
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Ms. Kelly's support for abortion rights and some forms of gun control could scare off swing voters.
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If the estimate for the Senate bill is even remotely similar, it could scare off some Republicans.
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Bumble claims that Match's lawsuit is an attempt to scare off other investors by discrediting the company.
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Fences and loud noises, such as gunshots and car horns, have failed to scare off the bears.
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The problem is, injecting Ad Breaks that don't scare off viewers can be difficult, especially on shorter videos.
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Instead, the fangs are for protection and to scare off predators who might try to mess with them.
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The wealth tax was routinely dodged and raised little money, but it helped scare off mobile wealth-creators.
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It's dangerous to go out as we have run short of any means to scare off the predators.
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In a way you can imagine impenetrable writing as a defensive strategy wielded to scare off editor-meddlers.
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That clearly was not enough to scare off the extraordinary pools of private money sloshing around these days.
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A molotov cocktail, intended to scare off some invaders in Battlegrounds, nearly sets two friendly players on fire.
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That's almost certain to scare off casual buyers and could even give the most dedicated hardcore gamers pause.
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But Argentina's high labor costs and activist unions known for going on strike continued to scare off investors.
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That level could scare off potential Tesla customers, wrote Barclays analyst Brian Johnson in a note to clients.
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What you're afraid of: You'll He'll contract a flesh-eating disease and/or scare off a potential mate.
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Cuttlefish can scare off predators by forming eyespots on their bodies in order to look like giant fish.
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She said the turkeys "generally cooperate," but it takes a self-assured approach to scare off the birds.
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And businesses have a powerful reason not to try: an honest accounting of risk might scare off investors.
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It will take more than a creepy clown with a red balloon to scare off these professional clowns.
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I will not allow my experience to scare off other young women or girls from running for office.
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Why not have an eight-foot tall Tyrannosaurs Rex inside to scare off burglars when they break in?
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One effective way to scare off the nuisance birds is adding a bigger, badder bird to the mix.
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Knowing that calls from The Times switchboard sometimes scare off sources, Stewart secured a local 310 area code number.
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He said he used the pellet gun to scare off her pets since they often came into his yard.
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The saber-rattling by the GOP senators is intended to scare off would-be nominees such as Nevada Gov.
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Perhaps as a way to scare off the First Order, the plane also stands out on flight-tracking screens.
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But analysts think the latest Italian sell-off is likely to scare off many other risk-averse Japanese investors.
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And, if you're storing your off-season clothes, cedar and lavender-scented liners help scare off fabric-eating insects.
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This one's a reference to the "giant Todd head" Todd makes back in Season 3 to scare off intruders.
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But Brexit turned the Bank into a political football, which seemed to scare off Mr Rajan and possibly others.
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The hefty fine against Abramovich won't do much to curb the calls, other than maybe scare off a few robocallers.
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The circumstances of Sessions' departure could scare off qualified candidates who worry the administration won't protect the Justice Department's independence.
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But the decisiveness of his ruling will almost definitely scare off the Justice Department from future attempts to block takeovers.
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Those figures might not scare off the biggest Starbucks fans who believe that the sign-up perks are worth it.
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An animal shelter in San Francisco has been criticized for using a robot security guard to scare off homeless people.
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Jeb Bush-backing groups raised more than $100 million ahead of the primary in a bid to scare off opponents.
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When she used to protest outside the clinic, she says she preferred to show love rather than scare off women.
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Sound is already used to scare off birds: examples include the boom of propane cannons and recordings of predatory hawks.
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Earlier fines against Google and Apple for anticompetitive practices and tax evasion have done little to scare off either company.
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"She added: "I will not allow my experience to scare off other young women or girls from running for office.
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Though he agreed to renegotiate instead, officials here fear the uncertainty could scare off investors or prompt factories to relocate.
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But experts and advocates have feared the agreement to background-check and fingerprint through ICE would scare off potential sponsors.
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Unfortunately, the disinformation campaign of the 85033s and '70s managed to scare off enough people to kill the convention effort.
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George Schaller and Kevin Cone don't want to scare off the Latina attending Buena Vista University who dreams of teaching.
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But the source close to YNAP said there was no reason going in-house with Richemont should scare off third parties.
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Immigrant and civil rights groups warned that the presence of the question would scare off communities from participating in the count.
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Both he and Law said their biggest fear is that their sentences would scare off others from making their voices heard.
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Honestly, it was almost like IBM designed its graphics to scare off everyone but business users, by picking the ugliest options.
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They said they were trying to scare off a group of older men, but then panicked after seeing police and fled.
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At least in legislative races, if an incumbent raises enough money, he or she may simply scare off competition, she said.
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In ancient China, people would bang drums and pots and shout to scare off the dragon that was eating the sun.
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She bought a gun to scare off more than one of her male employees that tried to take advantage of her.
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Simply saying the cost figures out loud can scare off elected officials, who understandably want to be portrayed as fiscally prudent.
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It wasn't trying to scare off customers — it just wanted them to only buy their products when they absolutely needed them.
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The motion was opposed by the Democratic Alliance party, which argues this will "undermine property rights and scare off potential investors."
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It seemed likely that the proposed $650,000-a-year rent would scare off any business that wasn't part of a chain.
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"Does this scare off a pension fund or can this be sold as creating the necessary conditions of success?" she asked.
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It is unclear if Mr. Williams can consolidate enough support to scare off potential opponents from challenging him in the primary.
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To scare off future attackers, Mr. Lopp quickly posted a video on Twitter of himself firing off his AR-15 rifle.
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However, if you do scare off a Pokemon, you can try tapping on nearby tall grass to make the skittish critter reappear.
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I also get an Amy's frozen tortellini bowl to try to scare off my nausea with tantalizing pesto, but it doesn't work.
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But Democrats fret new voter registration laws, recently signed into law by the state's Republican governor, could potentially scare off new voters.
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Anyway, I told her she could get out by loudly telling everyone she has a podcast, which should scare off any lawyer.
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When that happens Robit plays loud music, which is stored on its 16 GB of internal memory, to scare off the cat.
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But perhaps just the sight of man's best friend prowling the terminal is enough to scare off criminals or make them sweat.
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However, he cautioned against bolting on further amendments going forward that would create a "Frankenstein of a bill" and scare off investors.
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Foreign investors in Congo, which include Glencore, Randgold, China Molybdenum and Ivanhoe, said it would scare off investment and violate existing agreements.
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"Kim Jong-un strongly believes that once he possesses ICBM [intercontinental ballistic missile], then he can easily scare off America," Thae said.
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Lam said he believed the city's outgoing chief executive, Leung Chun-ying, wanted to scare off the opposition before he steps down.
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The junta has been careful not to label the latest wave of bombings terrorism, a designation that could scare off potential visitors.
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So how does it grow 3x and not scare off all the people that are using it now, the advertisers, all that?
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Asked if she was concerned that Trump and the Republicans could successfully scare off voters with visions of Venezuelan turmoil, Svart demurred.
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" According to Seib, "Democrats face this question: Could they manage to scare off that center just as it has become so available?
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Civil rights groups argue that including it will scare off legal immigrants as well as undocumented migrants, leading to an inaccurate population count.
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It can even scare off intruders and unwelcome guests with the Ring Flood Cam's built-in siren that's remote activated via your smartphone.
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The IOC is worried soaring costs could scare off future bidders, after four cities dropped out of the 2024 race over such concerns.
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The three countries have tried to develop the disputed fields while at times using warships to scare off contractors hired by other sides.
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A couple quarters of high costs due to a big tech build-out or a recruiting efforts can't scare off investors, he said.
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Starting today, the drone can be pre-ordered, which will scare off a few of those who've backed drone startups in the past.
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You just need enough units to patrol the borders, rattle their sabers, and scare off anyone who thinks you might be a pushover.
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One of the farm's dogs tried its best to scare off the bear, but the barks were no deterrent for the great snacks.
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Unyielding orthodoxy may scare off moderate voters, but it also serves to reinforce the suspicions other Democrats have of Sanders's most ardent supporters.
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That's true even for children who have no serious behavioral or mental health issues, which tend to scare off would-be foster parents.
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Now, Indian security guards are cracking down, taking to the streets of Agra, India, where the monument is, to scare off the animals.
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The deal could also scare off foreign investors who could otherwise help support and broaden a fast-growing, but still developing, Asian economy.
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It comes with window and door sensors as well as an alarm so you can scare off intruders and keep your home safe.
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Yemeni tradition has it that women would guard Qat fields from the rooftops of their homes and shoot -- or scare off -- potential thieves.
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French fighter jets were scrambled on Thursday to scare off the attackers, France's regional taskforce said, possibly averting an even heavier casualty count.
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The Japanese fund used its unwieldy $100 billion fund to buy market share and scare off competitors, Stoner said, effectively burning cash to grow.
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But then they looked into the use of dogs at airports to scare off birds, and turns out Bailey's the panacea to their problems.
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Shooting bullets into the air now to scare off any potential threats would leave the Fed without any ammunition should those threats actually materialize.
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They often force candidates to stake out positions that may attract primary voters in their party but scare off independents in the general election.
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So, when I came to town five months ago, I knew I'd need to take some protective measures to scare off ne'er-do-wells.
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Those triumphs bolstered his lead and showed that the turmoil of recent days — and the violence at his rallies — didn't scare off his fans.
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The IOC is worried such lofty figures could scare off future bidders, after cities like Rome and Boston dropped out of the 2024 race.
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He fired up the engine and tore around a field next to the museum, blaring the siren to scare off a flock of geese.
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If they consider the bigger picture at all, it is to think of ways to scare off other union members from following Britain's lead.
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"There is this social stigma that as women we don't want to be baby crazy and we don't want to scare off guys," she says.
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"A defense, including an anchor shareholder or poison pills to scare off bidders, are not in the interest of a stock-listed company," he said.
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That's likely to scare off the elite founders who are naturally skittish about yielding too much control to any investors, never mind one single one.
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"This guy doesn't scare off," Hinch said after Game 21996, when Greinke — like Cone — allowed one run in a game his team won by three.
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But YouTube's creators are also a higher risk because some produce edgy content that can draw negative attention to the platform and scare off advertisers.
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It seems clear that al-Shabab wanted, once again, to punish the Kenyan elite, scare off Western investors, deter tourists and damage the country's image.
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Kayla Cuevas , 220, was targeted by gang members and her friend, 22017-year-old Nisa Mickens , tried to scare off the attackers, WPIX-TV reported .
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Bond funds overall have had a big year, pulling in a record total despite rising yields that otherwise tend to scare off fixed income investors.
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You could have easily gone the "hey, look at my abs" route again, but you knew that would scare off the delicate sensibilities of fanboys.
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As ScootScoop's truck drove away with a load of them last week they emitted a chorus of chirping sounds designed to scare off potential thieves.
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Nearby, workers were installing the 125-acre, solar-powered wire perimeter that packs enough voltage to scare off a two-and-a-half ton elephant.
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But, for now, it's just McLellan and his Cessna 206 patrolling in the air to track the elephant population and scare off teams of poachers.
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These networks generate the early dollars to scare off primary fights and make investments in small donor machinery that sustain a campaign through rough patches.
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The bureau should be trying to formulate ways to build bridges with minority and immigrant populations, not taking actions that will scare off potential respondents.
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Faso won against a weak carpetbagger from New York City (Zephyr Teachout) last year, but he hasn't been able to scare off Democrats in 2018.
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The break-even point could head toward $40 per barrel in the long term, according to Kelly, but that won't scare off investors quite yet.
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WASHINGTON — Four big states have primaries Tuesday — and there are growing concerns that coronavirus will scare off enough poll workers to cause election-day chaos.
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Iran is trying to attract new investment to rebuild its sanctions-ravaged industry and is worried that too steep a cut might scare off investors.
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More public attacks by Ghosn on the justice system and Nissan could scare off corporate Japan from wanting to deal with any foreigners at all.
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Others worried that focusing on divisive issues like single-payer health care, reparations and the immigration crisis would scare off potential voters in swing states.
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"They're like little ninjas," said Brett Jacobson, an avid hunter from Greece, N.Y. He noted that squirrels often scare off deer during that hunting season.
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Empty truck cabs were struck first to scare off drivers sleeping in their rigs, and General Harrigian said it appeared there were no civilian casualties.
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Even FDR's notoriously awful cook couldn't scare off the British as they devoured fresh eggs and oranges denied them by years of rationing back home.
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In a 2005 interview, Dr. Needleman was asked whether the attack on his credibility was meant to scare off other researchers looking into environmental toxins.
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In one burst of activity last year, 2000 security personnel armed with firecrackers were deployed to scare off wild animals, the airport's most common visitors.
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While endorsements might not win primaries, they do help shape the field and could be a sign of strength used to scare off other competitors.
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Rather than using code—which could scare off (or bore) little kids—the app is designed to use graphics and emoji to help them solve problems.
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He said crime bosses are looking to install friendly lawmakers, eliminate those of rivals and scare off would-be reformers who might be bad for business.
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The Platinum Card® from American Express comes with a much higher annual fee than most credit or charge cards, which can scare off some people.
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The most plausible guess seemed to be that they were meant to scare off anyone who might have been present in the office at 5 a.m.
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Insiders tend to trace three zones of dysfunction, all of which overlap, and all of which destabilize daily functioning and, in turn, scare off potential recruits.
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Don't be surprised if after reading "Squirm," your young reader tells you the safest way to handle a yellow rat snake or scare off a grizzly.
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Conditions were also tough in Europe, where Brexit and Volkswagen's (VLKAF) diesel emissions crisis continued to scare off potential buyers and force executives to review investments.
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The MTA may have thought it could scare off one independent artist from selling a subway map on a popular platform, but it may have miscalculated.
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"Even so, while the direct economic impacts are likely to be limited, any threat to property rights will inevitably scare off much-needed investment," Payton said.
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Likely, his tardiness did not scare off any potential buyers; People have been in line to plunk down a deposit for the Model 3 for days.
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Mr. Pesso said he was taking precautions like adding motion-activated lights that are known to scare off the cats and keeping an air horn nearby.
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When this movie premieres on VOD and digital platforms on November 21, it very well might scare off a generation from ever deciding to teach high school.
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But the main opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) and some rights groups are critical of the government's plans, saying it will jeopardize property rights and scare off investors.
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But as notorious Wall Street scammer Jordan Belfort noted a few months ago, it only takes a few crooks to scare off investors and tank the market.
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In an interview with La Guardia and Wagner Archives in 2011, the mayor revealed his proposal in the '80s to unleash wolves to scare off the taggers.
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At first, the bear seemed unfazed by Wesley's presence, but when the hunter makes a sound in an attempt to scare off the approaching bear, it charges.
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The Trump administration has tried to use the overcrowded conditions to scare off migrants, Gil Kerlikowske, former commissioner of Customs and Border Protection under Obama, told Axios.
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The NRA responded to Walmart's announcement with a statement blasting the company, hoping that would be enough to scare off — or at least slow down — other CEOs.
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The animals aren't considered feral in the US, but they maintain wild habits, which farmers appreciate since it means they can scare off coyotes and even grizzlies.
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He said he believed companies were sometimes reluctant to inform they had been hit by cyber attacks, because they were afraid to scare off customers or investors.
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When scavenging for dead meat, T. rex could have also used its bulk to scare off smaller corpse-feeders, a solid tactic that doesn't require fleet feet.
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The more of the deduction that remains, the more that the tax plan will increase the deficit, which might scare off some other House members or senators.
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Opponents of the rent freeze say the policy could worsen Germanys housing crisis as it would scare off real estate investors eager to build in urban centres.
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Is it accurate to say your approach to design is that of a traditionalist who is fashion-forward, though not so much as to scare off consumers?
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Democrats, however, say that such an inquiry could scare off immigrants who are frightened of answering this question and lead to inaccurate Census data as a result.
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Ohio-based CaJohns Fiery Foods lives up to its name with an assortment of hot sauces whose names are enough to scare off those with faint taste buds.
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For what it's worth, I asked Canon during the briefing for these cameras if they were worried that skipping 4K again would scare off creators who crave it.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - As Syrian President Bashar al-Assad attempts to turn military success into postwar reconstruction, Western sanctions are a major obstacle that could scare off foreign companies.
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And while it might help exporters, a collapsing currency could scare off foreign investors and make life difficult for British companies that have to make payments in dollars.
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But this case is especially egregious because the warning signs were so obviou sthat a basic Google search would have been enough to scare off would-be investors.
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If you're lucky, another will do some Yoko Ono shit and scream into a microphone for five minutes to scare off all the basic gays and straight tourists.
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Though Nordby forecasts a dip in the city's hotel occupancy rate over the short term, he says that shouldn't scare off investors with a 20-year time horizon.
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Local lawmakers, in part, worry that taking the tech giant's billions could scare off other multinationals from investing in Ireland just as other countries vie to entice them.
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Killing the mammals might seem like a drastic step, but Oregon wildlife officials say attempts to scare off sea lions with pyrotechnics and rubber bullets only helped temporarily.
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The board could send all the shareholders a letter reminding them about its policies and state laws — such a letter might scare off at least a few people.
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Russia said its recent deployment of two of its new Su-57 fighter jets to Syria would scare off other countries from flying their planes in Syrian airspace.
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You might think having a gadget like Amazon's Ring doorbell is enough to scare off burglars, at least if you have a home where you can install one.
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Professional trust formation agents and lawyers were waiting to see whether the ramped-up disclosure rules would scare off foreign clients who had favored the trusts for their secrecy.
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Were he to stumble in a debate, or set out a programme too explicitly of the right or the left, he might scare off some of his current supporters.
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The question would scare off noncitizens and their citizen relatives from responding, state officials said, leading to significant — and disproportionate, given California's sizable immigrant population — undercounting in the state.
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He released an ad mocking the Midwesterner's work as mayor of South Bend and repeatedly warned that the Vermont senator would scare off voters with his democratic socialist label.
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But there's nothing to worry about if you've decorated your home with these festive, motion-activated Christmas lights that crank to 12,000 lumens of brightness to scare off intruders.
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This means he can easily command a formidable war chest going into the primaries that would scare off any Republican challengers and create immense pressures on a Democratic opponent.
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But even when we acknowledge this problem and seek to empower community-based solutions, lawyers and bureaucrats are quick to scare off the public with the implications of liability.
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But the torrent of expensive policy proposals has drawn criticism from some Democrats, including several 2020 contenders, who warn that the "massive government expansions" will scare off swing voters.
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Professional trust formation agents and lawyers were waiting to see whether the ramped-up disclosure rules would scare off foreign clients who had favoured the trusts for their secrecy.
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But the ambitious plans often carry trillion dollar price tags, providing ammunition to Republicans and drawing criticism from some Democrats that the "massive government expansions" will scare off voters.
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Security experts say drug gangs are using violence to install friendly mayors and other elected officials, eliminate rivals and scare off would-be reformers who might stall their trade.
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Facebook and Google face persistent attacks on their role in distributing false news and conspiracy theories, and investor concerns that their privacy policies could scare off users and advertisers.
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The Kremlin's critics say the convictions are harsh and that they sought to scare off would-be sympathizers from joining the biggest protest movement in the capital for years.
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I could use these plugs to turn off the lights or TV remotely, to scare off intruders, or, more likely, to make sure I didn't accidentally leave them on.
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Given their small scales at the moment (the groups we spoke to have unofficial membership counts in the dozens, at present), these groups can't afford to scare off potential converts.
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In court on Thursday, Rocky said his bodyguard first attempted to scare off the men and walked away, but they followed the rapper and his crew before starting the fight.
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The pup's job on the tarmac is to spot and scare off wildlife that could cause trouble for the aircrafts coming and going from Traverse City, Michigan's Cherry Capitol Airport.
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The family's lawyers, meanwhile, accused Bernstein Litowitz of trying to scare off the Nevada family in order to clear the way for its client, the Mississippi Public Employees' Retirement System.
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And you think that's a practical way for them to go, and it won't scare off people who are using Instagram to do whatever they're doing on Instagram right now?
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When Syndergaard told a rival scout that he hoped to be picked in the first three rounds, the scout warned Syndergaard that he might scare off teams with such expectations.
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"It would create more confusion," former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso warned in a radio interview on Monday, urging the court not to make a decision that would scare off investors.
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Activists also object to new legislation passed in March that defines the gangs as terrorist organizations, and which they fear can be used to scare off criticism of the government.
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But the label doesn't state how rarely such problems occur, and reading the list of possibilities could scare off some people, especially those already timid about taking a lifelong drug.
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Richard Carter, who owns the Mystical Moments shop in Huddersfield, England, told The Independent that he no longer wants the business of Potterheads because they scare off his truly supernatural clients.
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Typically, the prompt legal threats were enough to scare off competitors, but one September morning last year, he woke to see an interloper had remained on his listings through the night.
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Susceptible to stalking, we will call you constantly, won&apost leave you alone, we&aposll scare off all your friends, like that would be ... TIMPF: I would never have any dates.
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Biogen Inc shares tumbled after the company's closely-watched experimental Alzheimer's disease medicine failed in clinical trials, the kind of event that analysts say scare off investors from drugmaker shares broadly.
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And while IU demands a pull-out from NATO, abolition of the monarchy and full separation of church and state, Podemos fudges these issues so as not to scare off moderates.
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Wiz Khalifa's home was broken into early Saturday morning, but luckily a house sitter was there to scare off the wannabe burglars before they did too much damage ... TMZ has learned.
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For that to happen, their endorsements of Cruz would have to scare off John Kasich and turn the contest into a two-man race, and Kasich doesn't seem to be scaring.
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And while some think the deal being blocked will scare off potential suitors, there are many analysts who are convinced that Time Warner is too attractive to sit alone for long.
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There were no books in the house, and no food; the only reason the power wasn't cut off for nonpayment was the pit bull kept to scare off the utility crew.
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The message that CFIUS is sending "is that we're trying to be very deliberate about how we tailor these regulations because we don't want to scare off foreign investment," he added.
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However, one aircraft industry source said the ruling was a mixed result for Embraer, since it might scare off airlines from buying its jets for fear of drawing similar trade reprisals.
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Yes, I'm stepping down, but I refuse to let this experience scare off other women who dare to take risks, who dare to step into this light, who dare to be powerful.
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Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Fletcher Cox grabbed a shotgun to to scare off a man trying to enter his home last week ... and it seems the suspect was pissed about a woman.
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One of the world's most popular shopping destinations, Hong Kong is on the verge of its first recession in a decade as mass demonstrations scare off tourists and bite into retail sales.
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While Twitter's anemic user base and flattening revenue growth would be enough to scare off many potential acquirers, there's something else that makes Twitter a tough pill for any buyer to swallow.
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They can record suspicious activity, shine a light on intruders, allow two-way communication with the intruder through loudspeakers, and generally scare off potential troublemakers as an intimidating presence in the air.
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Bob Goodlatte, Republicans could avoid some of the more controversial policies of the right that would likely scare off moderate members of the GOP caucus, whose votes would be critical to passage.
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It's also worth noting that Congress's role in certifying any deal with North Korea could scare off Pyongyang, as Kim can't trust whatever agreement he strikes with Trump will survive the Hill.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei urged Iran's armed forces on Sunday to increase their power to "scare off" the enemy, as the country faces increased tension with the United States.
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"I still think she's going to scare off a lot of voters," said Michael Marth, 68, a retired farmer and undecided voter who attended Warren's town hall in Mason City on Saturday.
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Most organizations really believe in the work they do, and they worry that transparency could scare off their donors and be destructive for their programs — eventually hurting the people they're trying to help.
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Investing can be a great way to grow your money, yet the fear of not being educated enough about the stock market and losing money tends to scare off a lot of people.
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Some Democrats are worried that nominating a candidate with views on race that are too far to the left of the average voter could scare off the remaining conservative members of their coalition.
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The morning ritual involved arming herself with a jug, stick and torch, negotiating squelching bogs and tall grass, glancing around for onlookers and thumping the ground a few times to scare off snakes.
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She also wanted to avoid the noisy media coverage that would accompany the sale of a property in which Mr. Trump is a limited partner, fearing it would could scare off prospective buyers.
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"I'm stepping down, but I refuse to let this experience scare off other women who dare to take risks, who dare to step into this light, who dare to be powerful," she said.
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With no rational basis for its antagonism, the organization has been forced to adopt a "fake news" strategy of trying to scare off the developing nations that are considering adopting the lifesaving products.
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Hong Kong, one of the world's busiest ports, is on the verge of its first recession in a decade as violent anti-government protests scare off tourists and bite into retail sales and investment.
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A: The fear is that a government that runs bigger budget deficits and flouts EU rules, as the two populist parties suggested they would do, might scare off investors from lending the government money.
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This Halloween, scare off that creeper who sits too close on the subway car with tales of pickled victims, seances, and a pirate with a pedigree—plus, a spooooooooooky story of taxation without representation.
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On the other hand, if the SPV somehow exceeds expectations, the U.S. might try to exert even more pressure on Europe to undermine it and scare off potential users, as the administration has warned.
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But for others, the experience of being targeted by Mr. Trump is nightmarish and a form of public degradation that they believe is intended to scare off adversaries by making an example of them.
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So even though government experts warn that the query would scare off many Hispanic households, resulting in an undercount of some 6.5m people, the decision to ask it is not unconstitutional on those grounds.
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In 2011, cult filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn broke through with the stylish neo-noir Drive, only to scare off a lot of new fans with his moody, willfully impenetrable follow-up, Only God Forgives.
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In some cases, like Marissa Alexander's, she was sentenced to an extreme prison sentence for simply firing a warning shot into the ceiling to scare off her abuser, even though no one was injured.
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The nuclear program, he believes, is meant not only to scare off the United States, but to one day coerce the South into accepting the North's long-stated demand: reunification on its own terms.
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The ambush by costumed, painted men is frightening enough to scare off his intrepid human companion, but his fecklessness in trying to fend them off suggests the possibility that they're guests rather than hosts.
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The Syrian regime has had to turn to Russia as the sole power that can protect it from the US. Russia's influence has been boosted because simply, the Iranians cannot scare off the Americans.
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It could suddenly preference shorter takes because they keep people from bouncing out of the app, or more generic shallow-dives that won't scare off casual readers who don't even care about that outlet.
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The results, which published Tuesday in the journal Biology Letters, provide the "strongest evidence to date" that narwhal tusks are sexual signals used to scare off rival males and attract females, the study said.
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But such upsets would also highlight a key question of this Democratic campaign — if the party goes all in with the left, will it scare off more moderate voters and hand reelection to Trump?
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union has yet to scare off overseas investors, who are snapping up British government bonds at the fastest pace on record, figures on Wednesday showed.
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But when wild elephants raided, villagers organized into brigades and used everything they could gather — pots and pans, a megaphone — to scare off the rampaging giants, forcing them to a palm oil plantation elsewhere.
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She needs to balance keeping independence activists happy while trying not to scare off unionists, some of whom vote for her as the best defender of Scottish interests but oppose independence, according to party insiders.
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Brazil's turbulent 2016 — in which the country played host to a troubled Olympics as corruption scandals swirled around impeached President Dilma Rousseff and her successor, Michel Temer — would normally be enough to scare off investors.
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Almost two dozen people were killed Sunday in the Ivory Coast by militants linked to al-Qaeda in what is seen by some experts as an attempt to scare off western investment in the region.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is fretting such a lofty figure could scare off future bidders, after cities like Rome and Boston dropped out of the 2024 race, and has called for a sharp reduction.
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So the frogs have developed a broad repertoire of behaviors to tempt a mate and scare off rivals, according to Brazilian researchers at the Universidade Estadual Paulista, who just published their findings in PLOS One.
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The Vision Fund's investment strategy is to throw huge amounts of money at a perceived market leader — Uber in ride-hailing, WeWork in office-sharing — to scale them up rapidly and scare off the competition.
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As the pillaging continues in a region rich in layers of ancient civilizations, the international community is focusing on the marketplace, doing what it can to scare off demand in hopes that supply will shrink.
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I'd worried about this happening, that my mom would feel so guilty for the high price she was asking that she'd try to scare off potential renters by openly disparaging the one bedroom in-law.
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"They're pretty rough," said Rob Sosa, 210, who says he has spent a small fortune on cameras and a high-tech sprinkler to scare off the deer and turkeys that invade his property with impunity.
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When the fields are filled with bounty, for instance, farmers may need to scare off elephants by taking advantage of their other fears, like the sound of barking dogs or shots fired into the air.
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"Our only fear here is that in trying to solve a very particular problem with long-term gig employment, that some of these laws may actually unintentionally scare off or capture legitimate freelancers," he said.
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But the possibility that federal authorities might seek to seize buildings where the sites operate could scare off landlords — creating a concern for the nonprofit groups that are expected to be involved in the project.
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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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In their Tuesday debate, the first of two, Abrams twice warned that Kemp's record in Georgia had created and sustained worries over the election process that could both turn away and scare off potential voters.
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Such a move by Mr. Trump would be all the more counterproductive since BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen already invest heavily in American manufacturing; hurt or scare off those companies, and you hurt American workers too.
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Facebook announced a new effort to crack down on misinformation that would interfere with the 2020 United States census, particularly misleading ads or posts that might scare off immigrants or other groups from taking part.
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Regulators have called for issuers to self-certify their deals from the start, but the industry has pushed back forcefully, arguing it would scare off issuers who were nervous about harsh penalties for getting it wrong.
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But health experts worry that cracking down on these cases could scare off reputable doctors from getting approved to prescribe Suboxone — effectively leading to a shortage of one of the few effective treatments for opioid addiction.
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Between the lines: OMB Director Mick Mulvaney reportedly expressed concern that this proposal may scare off deficit hawks, especially following the increase in the deficit the tax code overhaul of last year is expected to cause.
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In part, this was because robots were still fairly novel concepts, and as a new company, they didn't want to scare off potential customers who were looking for practical solutions, rather than devices from B-movies.
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Julius says he was able to scare off the prowlers with his "Lion King" voice, and that he and V got rid of the ladder the dudes used to climb up to their second-floor balcony.
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This obviously didn't scare off investors and June says the new funding will allow it to continue hiring and building the team as well as work towards delivering the first batch on the new intended timeframe.
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Her eyes well up when she thinks about how young she was when she entered this hell, and the tears fall when she talks about the young people she sells to, whom she'd rather scare off.
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Even though Reza was emaciated, his legs spattered with sarcoma lesions, he still seemed like someone who could scare off death: He had defied AIDS all the years I had been acting in his experimental plays.
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Last year, a woman in Chicago fired a gun in the air several times to scare off whoever had just murdered her boyfriend, and then got arrested and charged with a crime for pulling the trigger.
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Netanyahu made allegations of voter fraud in Arab communities an issue in his election campaign, and sought to deploy cameras to the country's polling centers in what Arab leaders described an attempt to scare off voters.
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Since voting to leave the EU June last year, Britain has trumpeted decisions by Japanese carmakers Nissan and Toyota to continue production in the country as a sign that Brexit will not scare off global investors.
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The Chinese government worries that the American antimissile system, called the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, or Thaad, could erode its nuclear deterrent — its ability to scare off potential foes from ever considering a nuclear attack.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia raised $1.75 billion on Tuesday in a Eurobond issue with foreigners the biggest buyers, a placement officials said showed there was international appetite for Russian assets despite Western efforts to scare off investors.
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While people close to Casper believe the company has its sights on an eventual IPO, it's unclear whether having Target as an investor would scare off other potential suitors from the retail world along the way.
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There's a praying mantis species that disguises itself as an orchid to avoid predators and attract prey, and the burrowing owl has learned to copy a rattlesnake's menacing hiss to scare off squirrels that invade its burrows.
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The mining industry only accounts for around 1 percent of gross domestic product but Duterte's threats could scare off fresh financing, especially after 2015 saw mining investment fall to a three-year low of below $1 billion.
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But if you only head out into the great outdoors once a year for a weekend camping trip, you'll appreciate the CampGuard lantern which will stand guard and automatically sound an alarm to scare off forest intruders.
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Their larger neighbor Germany has not followed the trend in lethal firearms, but permits for carrying devices designed to scare off assailants, such as blank guns and those that fire pepper spray, have risen almost 22015 percent.
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As long as you don't need a robotic pet to fetch the paper, scare off intruders, or retrieve dead ducks, robots can effectively deliver at least some of the interactions and companionship a real-life pet can.
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Wide public support has put pressure on the ANC to follow through but the land question has drawn criticism from commercial farmers and opposition politicians who warn it will scare off investors and potentially harm food production.
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Twitter, which has traditionally moved slow and incrementally — as so not to scare off its highly devoted users with too drastic changes — is at least trying to point itself and its product roadmap in the right direction.
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Ideally, the time between elections should be spent positioning your client so they are so strong as to scare off all comers, or at least honing their bona fides the way a boxer trains for a prizefight.
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So Greek officials, anxious not to scare off the travelers' trade so vital to the debt-ridden country's cash-starved treasury, are at pains to stress to migrants camped out there that Piraeus is not a home.
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WASHINGTON — Speaker Paul D. Ryan, who loves bow hunting so much that he worries the scent from his security detail may scare off the deer, was more than happy to hand over his recipe for venison meatloaf.
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Russia said on Wednesday it sold a stake in oil giant Rosneft for 10.5 billion euros ($11.3 billion) to Qatar and commodities trader Glencore, confounding expectations that the Kremlin's standoff with the West would scare off major investors.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Confirmation that the Zika virus had caused microcephaly in Thailand is not likely to scare off large numbers of Chinese tourists due to jet in for holidays in the next week, tourists and industry operators said.
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His comments could send shudders through Rio Tinto, which owns 66 percent of Oyu Tolgoi, and scare off private companies that might be interested in forming strategic partnerships at the giant, fully state-owned Tavan Tolgoi coal mine.
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Glencore, Randgold and China Molybdenum all operate mines in Congo, Africa's top copper and cobalt producer, and have said the changes in the code adopted by parliament in January would scare off new investment and violate existing agreements.
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Accusations of Russian doping and reported claims of systematic distribution of performance-enhancing drugs and of bribes paid to cover up positive tests would be enough to scare off officials of any event worried about safeguarding its credibility.
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Lawmakers who have backed the bill authored by Banking Committee Chairman Mike Crapo hoped the House would accept the bill as it stands, avoiding adding any contentious provisions that could scare off Democrats who back the current bill.
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Unions, like Mr. Nespoli's 22008,393-member Uniformed Sanitation Men's Association, rewarded Mr. de Blasio with a raft of early endorsements during his re-election that helped scare off major challengers as he was facing a federal corruption inquiry.
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Susan Roth, an administrator at SOAS, said the plans were stirring worry in colleges across the UK. "The UK has always represented the most diverse student population," she said, adding that the proposals may scare off international students.
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Democrats, civil rights groups, and other opponents argue that including the question would scare off noncitizens and immigrant communities from completing the form and was intended to suppress their representation in Congress and in the federal budget-making process.
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Perhaps The Tale is timely in the wrong way, enough to scare off buyers with its unflinching sequences of the adolescent Jennifer (played by the painfully young Isabelle Nélisse, just now 14) being groomed and eventually coerced into sex.
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The Chamber of Mines, which represents mining firms, said it would take the government to court over the charter because it had not been consulted sufficiently and feared the new rules would create regulatory uncertainty and scare off investors.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong is on the verge of its first recession in a decade as increasingly violent anti-government protests scare off tourists and bite into retail sales in one of the world's most popular shopping destinations.
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This same research suggests that because consultants are hired by candidates who already enjoy competitive advantages like incumbency and money (both scare off quality challengers), it is difficult to assess the value of consultants or the services they provide.
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But without a line giving her away by connecting her to a boat, a noisy propeller or the big, rigid, awkward or angular body of a metallic land-alien, she doesn't seem to bother or scare off real fish.
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Analysts at CB Insights said in a report that the noise associated with the 2020 presidential election as well as heightened attention on corporate governance in the wake the WeWork fiasco could scare off some startups from going public.
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Wide public support has put pressure on the ANC to follow through on seizing land but the plan has drawn criticism from commercial farmers and opposition politicians who warn it will scare off investors and potentially harm food production.
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A group of states sued the administration over concern that the question could scare off immigrants from filling out the census questionnaire, and thus throw off the population data that's used to draw House districts for the next 10 years.
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The case, Department of Commerce v New York, asks whether Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, lawfully added a question about citizenship to the 2020 census despite evidence that the move would scare off millions of people from completing the form.
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I do, however, speak to number of security camera makers, and they tell me that many users want this kind of feature enabled as a way to scare off would-be intruders, the minute the device's motion detector is triggered.
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Such corporate tact will come as a relief to Maddox, who is already worried that Moore's candidacy will scare off the companies he's wooing to Tuscaloosa, to join the local Mercedes-Benz plant once greeted as Alabama's own economic miracle.
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Some traders believe recent gains in the yuan and Chinese stocks were a show of strength by Beijing as it looks to scare off would-be short sellers after Moody's Investors Service cut the country's sovereign credit rating last week.
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Indeed, even before the Commerce Department made its Monday announcement, some experts were fretting that the citizenship question being added to the census at large might scare off undocumented people and perhaps siphon more power to rural (GOP-friendly) locales.
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It also aims to prevent them from taking on too much seed funding, which can scare off Series A investors who sometimes see a glut of seed funding as a sign that a startup can't figure out what it's doing.
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One reason for the slow realignment in Congress was that in the 21980s and 1980s, many incumbent members of Congress mastered the art of constituency service, pork-barrel politics, personal self-promotion and enough fund-raising to scare off potential challengers.
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Such sensitivities are well known to Ms. Abrams, who opposes such legislation not only on moral terms but on economic ones, arguing that it sends a message that could scare off investment and potentially harm Georgia's burgeoning film and television industry.
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"I'm stepping down, but I refuse to let this experience scare off other women who dare to take risks, who dare to step into this light, who dare to be powerful," she said in the speech, which later went viral.
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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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Analysts said the rent freeze advocated by the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD), who govern Berlin with the Greens and hard-left Die Linke, could worsen Germany's housing crisis as it would scare off real estate investors eager to build in urban centres.
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Today, an Ama's kit can include a wetsuit, goggles, flippers, gloves, a chisel, a floatation device, a barrel or net to hold the catch and a white bonnet, which is said to make them more visible to fisherman and to scare off sharks.
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The company, Kamweru Farm, has cleared more than 15 acres, says Atiriri, which has mapped the land, and work is continuing, which could scare off wildlife, contribute to climate change, and curb the forest's ability to replenish freshwater stocks, impacting locals' livelihoods.
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Video quality is excellent during the day and when night vision is in use, and the audio playback through the camera — while a bit crunchy if you're trying to scare off intruders or get your dog off the couch — is perfectly decipherable.
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Finland and Denmark have said they would welcome Nordea, and some analysts have warned that if it its HQ out of Sweden it could scare off investors in the longer term as well as costing jobs and tax revenue for the government.
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Industry groups have warned the measure may scare off the big foreign developers they say are needed to add housing units at scale in a short time and warned availability may suffer as renters cling to existing leases covered by the measures.
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South Dakota is one of seven states to pass such legislation, which seems to promise to jail any local inhabitants—including, notably, indigenous individuals—who dare protect their land and their water, and scare off anyone who would think to join them.
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"Broadly speaking, the election of a pro-reform candidate would likely support the economy's nascent recovery from a three-year recession as it would encourage private investment, while an anti-reform candidate could scare off investors for years to come," he added.
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The estimates were released at a news conference held by the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases to urge Americans to get vaccinated and to fight the myths that scare off some people — such as the common misconception that flu shots can cause flu.
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Marissa Alexander has become a notable advocate for imprisoned survivors (referred to by advocates as "criminalized survivors") after she was charged with aggravated assault in 2010 for firing a warning shot in her Florida home to scare off her abusive estranged husband.
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More often than not, the protective devices use aspects of the very terrors they are averting as part of their design, which is why gargoyles are often on the facades of buildings and Halloween masks are worn to scare off spooky spirits.
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Ronan Farrow, who eventually (along with the New York Times) exposed Weinstein, discusses the producer's elaborate efforts to discredit potential accusers and scare off reporters, which included hiring private operatives to dig up photos of Weinstein with smiling women he had allegedly assaulted.
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Revelers gorge on banquets, give each other packets of money known as "hong bao," wear the lucky color red, and set off firecrackers to scare off the legendary half-dragon, half-lion monster "Nian" who comes out of hiding during Lunar New Year.
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Rather than reexamine this strategy, the Left is repeating the same attacks they used on Trump on Steve Bannon — even using the exact same Southern Poverty Law Center quotes and Breitbart Headlines that Clinton tried to scare off voters with in August.
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"(The U.S.) desire to create a toxic atmosphere around cooperation with the island, to scare off investors and create an energetic blockade is obvious," Medvedev told reporters after holding official talks with Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel and agreeing to strengthen strategic cooperation.
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The moves will stir the debate over the role of speculators, who have caused wild gyrations in everything from steel to eggs to corn in recent years, as well as the heavy-handed intervention by regulators which may scare off some players.
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Unless the winner of next week's election gets a margin large enough to scare off potential challengers, "we might see a lot of these same people stick around until June," said Christina Greer, an associate professor of political science at Fordham University.
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The scene in which Phil and Josie scare off a rich twit (Aaron Costa Ganis) who wants to buy their property is delightful, with father and daughter acting grotesque and menacing in ways that play into and satirize the toff's class prejudices.
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First, the short-lived practice of deterring family migration by separating children from their parents; now other tactics designed to scare off potential migrants and the strong-arming of the Mexican government into detaining many more central Americans on their way to the United States.
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Officers fired two warning shots in the air to scare off a group of protesters who had them surrounded and were trying to steal their pistols, the police said, only the second time live rounds have been used in more than three months of unrest.
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Ms. Moskin said while a recipe that runs at thousands of words will definitely scare off readers, she tries to err on the side of over-informing her audience with that extra step or two, letting readers know that they're not alone in the kitchen.
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Analysts have said the rent freeze advocated by the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD), who govern Berlin with the Greens and hard-left Die Linke, could worsen Germany's housing crisis as it would scare off real estate investors eager to build in urban centres.
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After pulling out of the Iran deal, the United States snapped back sanctions on Iran and has gradually increased its "maximum pressure" campaign targeting the Islamic Republic's revenues from oil, mining and other industries, and effectively scare off countries from doing business with Tehran.
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Fran Henderson, a retired pharmacist who watched Sanders speak on Saturday in Newton, Iowa, said she liked Sanders' record on issues like the Iraq war but feared policies like Medicare for All and tuition-free college would scare off voters who oppose higher taxes.
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"I'm stepping down, but I refuse to let this experience scare off other women who dare to take risks, who dare to step into this light, who dare to be powerful," Hill, who has denied the allegations, said in the nearly eight-minute speech.
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HomeCourt hopes to add a social layer on top of that to, once again, increase that kind of stickiness and build a community around what would otherwise be a purely technical tool — and one that might scare off more casual players with a very sabermetrics-feeling approach.
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The botched launch of the Model X and its elaborate Falcon Doors, as well as reports of Model S and Model 3 cars having build-quality problems, could scare off customers in an industry that likely holds reliability and low ownership costs higher than car buyers.
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In particular, the former official cites the potentially huge market for using avatars to influence real-estate prices—by creating the illusion that bidders are offering more money for a property, for example, or by spreading rumors about the presence of toxic chemicals to scare off competition.
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"As I have before, I will stand up for those who can not stand up for themselves because there is one thing that I know for sure: I will not allow my experience to scare off other young women or girls from running for office," she said.
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If he had kept his mouth shut, and Sansa hadn't started spreading the idea to Tyrion and Varys that Jon should be king, Dany might have felt more secure in her rule and less inclined to engage in massive war crimes to scare off any challengers.
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No changes to text) By Jamie McGeever and Andy Bruce LONDON, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union has yet to scare off overseas investors, who are snapping up British government bonds at the fastest pace on record, figures on Wednesday showed.
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"The train wreck that's about to happen through the politicization of intelligence is going to scare off U.S. partners' willingness to share intelligence with the United States," said Ryan Goodman, former special counsel to the Pentagon and founding co-editor-in-chief of the national security forum Just Security.
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Treasury now is mustering the same sort of mock hurt feelings and outrage that U.S. companies display every time Treasury promulgates new tax regulations, this time in an effort to scare off the EC and European countries from collecting tax that should have been theirs in the first place.
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Donald J. Trump has called for "extreme vetting" to determine who is allowed to enter the United States, but when it comes to his presidential campaign, he has shown a propensity to be lenient when it comes to the kinds of red flags that might scare off other candidates.
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Read More: Robo-Falcons Will Scare Off Actual Live Birds at the Edmonton Airport Robots, right now, are either isolated in the air or on the ground, but as technology develops, we could learn from birds who can transition from the ground to the air rapidly, Chin said.
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The big picture: Ahead of next year's presidential elections, Macri — who has already seen a significant dip in his approval ratings — must navigate a contracting economy, a peso that is down 42% against the dollar this year, and a massive fiscal deficit that have together helped scare off investors.
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That all may be so, but we think that Kentucky Democrats have fallen into the same trap in the 93th District that they have previously in nominating candidates who make an emotional connection with their base but will scare off the moderate suburbanites they would need in a winning coalition.
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When I visited Vuzix's booth at CEs 2018, a representative told me that unlike Google Glass, Vuzix went out of its way to make the Blades comfortable, easy to use and most importantly, something that didn't look ridiculously clunky or awkward—so as to not scare off the general public.
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The backlash was most pronounced from figures on the Democratic left, both inside the chamber and out, who say the bill, if it gets to President Donald Trump (no sure thing, as House Republicans want more comprehensive rollbacks that could scare off Democrats), will heighten the risk of another crisis.
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Yun's attempts to achieve a diplomatic end to the current spat face a daily challenge, according to Einhorn, who thinks that Trump's belligerent statements are "likely to reinforce North Korean paranoia" and the view that they need to keep their boisterous posture to scare off a pre-emptive U.S. military strike.
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When I, your friendly neighborhood tech writer, began my reconnaissance for Mashable's roundup of the best home security systems, I was taken aback by the amount of complicated jargon I encountered — more so than usual for consumer technology, and plenty enough to scare off the average homeowner with limited knowledge of the market.
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A bill that allows the board to unilaterally haircut investors will scare off potential bondholders from markets all over the United States, badly harming economic growth as well as reducing the incentive for future cities and states to be responsible with their finances and avoid getting into a similar situation to Puerto Rico.
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The armor has NUMBERS that clearly tell me what I can tinker with, and as small as that may seem, it's a big step for Bungie who has traditionally kept most of these things under the hood, in what always felt like a misguided effort to not scare off potential new players.
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The A.C.L.U. and others argue that forcing groups that run ads trying to influence legislation — the kind that exhort voters to "call your senator if you support this bill" — to disclose the sources of their funding could scare off donors, particularly for groups involved in polarizing debates like abortion and gun control.
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The Knicks also were fearful that letting the Dallas offer linger, or engaging other teams in the week leading up to the trade deadline, would enable the Porzingis camp to scare off the Mavericks or other potential suitors by threatening to sign long-term only with teams like the Nets or the Clippers.
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Click here to view original GIFI don't believe that they would defeat every would-be scumbag, but the novelty of the solution would probably scare off most casual thieves, which is what you really want—if someone armed with an angle grinder wants your bike, there's not much you can really do about it.
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"Outdoor clothing giant Patagonia and other retailers have jumped into a legal and political battle over President Trump's plan to shrink two sprawling Utah national monuments," AP's Michelle Price reports from Salt Lake City: Why it matters: The fight would scare off most companies, but galvanizes customers of outdoor brands who value environmental activism.
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The mere threat of having to forfeit the total profits associated with an item simply because of an infringement claim for a single design patent is enough to scare off any sensible investor, and the cost of mounting a legal defense to even an implausible claim of infringement can easily bankrupt a typical startup.
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The history of the hard-to-access oasis an hour's drive north of Phoenix has involved a quail-hunting, self-made mogul, Native Americans, new age crystal worshipers, scheming hoteliers and a gun-toting, toothless caretaker who had an enormous pet pig and strategically placed dead rattlesnakes to scare off people — and those are just the recent chapters.
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For a second straight night in Miami, the political prospects of "Medicare for All" dominated stretches of the debate as candidates sparred over its cost, the radical overhaul that would be required to make it a reality, and whether support for a single-payer system would scare off moderate voters the party is banking on to boost its fate in 2020.
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Connected doorbell maker Ring is adding another product to its lineup, the Ring Floodlight Cam, a replacement for your standard outdoor wired floodlight that includes HD 1080p video recording and streaming capabilities, cloud video storage, 270-degree motion detection, a microphone and speaker for intercom functions and a 100db siren to hopefully scare off anyone captured on camera who shouldn't be there.
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She's made a name for herself thanks to her sarcastic and quick-witted sense of humor, undying love for Chipotle, and epic YouTube videos on Shay's channel giving viewers a BTS tour of the Pretty Little Liars set or going on some ridiculous errand for Shay (like finding human hair to scare off rodents in her garden) in the "Send Sammy" series.
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This is not something that you can choose not to do but you can choose how you do it and how you can do it in an inclusive way so that people don't scare off and think Oh my God I want to fight climate change but I also need to provide for my family, how to do both at one time.
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A team of six mechanical engineering students at the University of Victoria in British Columbia has developed a scarecrow for the 21st century, and it's got more in common with the Death Star than it does with Dorothy's pal from The Wizard of Oz. So in the future, farmers may be using laser beams to scare off geese who come to nosh on their crops.
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And so, you know, if you look at the statistics, there's no doubt that there are times where somebody who has a weapon has been able to protect themselves and scare off an intruder or an assailant, but what is more often the case is that they may not have been able to protect themselves, but they end up being the victim of the weapon that they purchased themselves.
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When a website recently ran a photo of some Asian giant hornets (Vespa mandarinia) and made the insects appear almost twice as large as its true size, Schmidt saw it as a kind of propaganda piece: We take nature's aposematic communications — bright colorations and imposing body shapes and sizes adapted to scare off would-be predators — and, master hype-artists that we are, make them even more eye-catching and alarming.
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This kind of proudly punk-influenced black thrash doesn't ask much of a listener; it's dark enough to scare off the norms, but it still semi-accessible in regards to its inherent catchiness, its primal urgency, and its trope-fueled lyrics; blood, booze, graveyards, storms, and the dogs of war are all dependable topics, the kind of big, broad metal ideas that allow for maximum fist-pumping without getting bogged down in details.
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Ross's memo stated that he'd considered four options for obtaining citizenship data — to continue to ask about it in the American Community Survey, which goes out to a small percentage of American households each year; to put a citizenship question on the decennial form, which bureau officials warned would scare off noncitizens from responding; to pull data from other agencies, such as immigration enforcement offices and the Social Security Administration, which is what bureau officials recommended; or to combine a citizenship question with agency data.
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They were concerned that the addition of this question would scare off immigrants from participating in the census and that the data would be used to apportion congressional seats in a way that factored in the citizens in each state: Voting rights advocates fear that generating citizenship data from the "actual enumeration" of the census would give the federal government the information it needed to apportion congressional seats based on how many citizens lived in each state, rather than how many people — something that would likely hurt Texas and California.
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Spring around the world: Hungary: A Magical Festival to Scare Off Winter China: A Spring Nuisance That Snows White Fluff Japan: A Country in Bloom China and the Philippines: Easter in Asia Marked by Baptisms and Crucifixions India: Happy Holi Belgium: The Wrong Day to Be a Cat Egypt: A Pungent Ritual Divides Noses France: Solving the Passover Puzzle Israel: Iraqi Jews Reflect on Baghdad Heritage on Passover Seville, Spain Pillars of Holy Week Processions Put Teamwork and Brawn on Display Spring in the United States: 11 Photos View Slide Show ' New York City: Creativity on Parade in Easter Bonnet Festival Indianapolis, Ind.
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Spring around the world: Italy: Pope Francis Delivers Plea for Peace in Easter Sunday Mass Hungary: A Magical Festival to Scare Off Winter China: A Spring Nuisance That Snows White Fluff Japan: A Country in Bloom Australia: The Sting of Spring China and the Philippines: Easter in Asia Marked by Baptisms and Crucifixions India: Happy Holi Belgium: The Wrong Day to Be a Cat Egypt: A Pungent Ritual Divides Noses France: Solving the Passover Puzzle Israel: Iraqi Jews Reflect on Baghdad Heritage on Passover Seville, Spain: Pillars of Holy Week Processions Put Teamwork and Brawn on Display Spring in the United States: Spring break for students across the United States: Milestones in the History of a Rite Who Made Spring Break?
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