I think Trump scares sensible Republicans even more than he scares me.
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And 1979 brought the blockbuster haunted house scares of "The Amityville Horror" ($86.4 million) and the influential space scares of "Alien" ($80.9 million).
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It scares me if we get, let's say, a Democratic president, House and Senate, or something, it just scares me what could happen.
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Researchers who have looked into scares about Halloween candy have found that they're mostly hoaxes, with no evidence for the vast majority of scares.
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It's a layered, deeply sinister family nightmare that, yes, is packed with scares, but also a significant amount of complexity that takes those scares well beyond fleeting thrills.
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If eating at a restaurant alone scares you (it scares me, too), I've found that a picnic of take away is a great way to eat out, solo.
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I'm a horror writer in my heart, in that I always like to ask myself what scares me and what scares us universally when I'm approaching a story.
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And the thing that scares CBS a little — the way it scares a winning but aging baseball team that can't produce anything out of the farm system — is it needs a hit.
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Previous public health scares have quickly mutated into political crises.
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Human hubris, that's what really scares me on the road.
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They also do it because they know it scares you.
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When something scares Debra Messing, she confronts it head on.
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I want to ask him why female strength scares him.
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Snapchat has been through quite a few user privacy scares.
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I think it scares people in part of the country.
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"One is productive and one scares my dog," she said.
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These recent account scares may end up encouraging exactly that.
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Which thing scares you the most, right now as CEO?
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Let that be what scares you and makes you better.
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Ebola scares me, a mild virus from a mosquito doesn't.
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I also think there's something abut vulnerability that scares me.
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This is perhaps what scares me the most about him.
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"It scares me seeing people who are evil," she says.
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For adults, Halloween is about jump scares and gory frights.
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"It Chapter Two" scares some life into theaters in September.
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The growth scares are magnified by moves in financial markets.
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Hamilton's medical scares have only inspired him to give back.
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It's the part of getting old that scares us shitless.
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And it scares me what this world will be like.
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But despite periodic scares in recent years, this hasn't happened.
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Dan Balz: Bomb scares and the politics of the apocalypse.
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And it's at this final moment that King scares us.
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You're trying to get jump scares every six, seven minutes.
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But I'm from New York, and, honestly, Trump scares me.
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"And who scares the Democrats more than anybody?" it asked.
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Go expecting jump scares, and you will be rewarded handsomely.
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And that is what scares many retired officers the most.
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Not making it so serious that is scares the children.
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Trump scares scientists, issues huge immigration actions Day 6 — Jan.
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I hate to use that term because it scares patients.
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Do you want to know what scares the Washington cartel?
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They are always going to have something that scares them.
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Read more on stocks' reaction to past virus scares here.
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The reason: The eatery has been battling food contamination scares.
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Think of one thing that scares you to your core.
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It's not their candidate's fault, but it scares me nonetheless.
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Prompt judicial review has always been important during epidemic scares.
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I have no idea which one scares me the most.
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On Halloween, we look forward to scares, tricks, and chills.
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"It just scares the life out of you," he said.
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People are so used to jump scares every two minutes.
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It's a decision that scares legislators rather than comforts them.
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I'm just saying, don't substitute empty jump scares for actual action.
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This scares Ronan into retreating, and Captain Marvel wins the fight.
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Hereditary doesn't build its legacy on jump scares and cheap gore.
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It scares me just to write this entry in my column.
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Read more about the misinformation surrounding the pipe bomb scares here.
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I have yet to see that manifest, and that scares me.
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Resident Evil 7, meanwhile, is Capcom's return to more traditional scares.
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" To which Mongeau replies, "Something about him kinda, like, scares me.
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But nothing scares Hood more than a potential Donald Trump presidency.
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But support for her has dropped, perhaps because she scares voters.
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It's so good that it makes old scares feel new again.
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"Because it's Apple, it scares people," said Michael Weinstein of JPMorgan.
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Now, he scares me, so he fits in our television brand.
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Throughout his coaching career Kubiak, 55, has had several health scares.
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If it scares you or you don't understand, figure it out.
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"The social part is the part that scares me," he said.
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"The only thing that scares me is clinical minimalism," he says.
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"The Prodigy" seemed to rely on jump scares more than storytelling.
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Some great shocks and scares with the young and old cast.
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The toxic tone of many of Mr. Trump's statements scares me.
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He scares critics, wears camouflage and orders women to stay home.
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This type of always-listening technology scares a lot of people.
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Every day in your life, you get news which scares you.
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It doesn't scare me, but it scares the people around me.
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"He scares me because he's a loudmouthed bully," Mr. Shank said.
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That being said, Mr. Trump scares the hell out of me.
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The scares here were decidedly more bloodcurdling than their Disneyfied renditions.
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If it scares them away, that's on them and not you.
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"He scares customers, so we have to intervene," Chief Roark said.
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He scares you into believing that you can lose every game.
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Or, use zombies as a metaphor for something that scares you.
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If a study scares parents away from vaccines, people could die.
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No one wants to see "Halloween" or "Alien" without the scares.
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Personal setbacks, like health scares and family deaths, are hashed over.
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And I won't judge you if vaccinating your child scares you.
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I think the bond market is attuned to what scares people.
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That scares plenty of people off, but it is not true.
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It's what Trump believes — but is provably wrong — that scares me.
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Thus far, they have not done anything that scares the horses.
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Maybe it's because I'm jaded, but not a lot scares me.
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About once a year, a series comes along that scares me.
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"China worries, price points, component scares; it never ends," Cramer said.
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It is the West Antarctic ice sheet which scares scientists most.
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The total number of infected people isn't what scares many epidemiologists.
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"It really just scares me," Ms. Estell said of the incinerator.
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"Everyone who cares about Lamar hopes there won't be any scares again."
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"When I do stuff that scares me, good things happen," she said.
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"That scares the heck out of me as an investor," Damodaran said.
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Only time will tell if IRS scrutiny scares off the high rollers.
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Now, if I am someone like BuzzFeed, for example, that scares me.
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Kendall clues Kim in about the sleep paralysis, and it scares Kim.
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GUTFELD: That is the scariest, that scares the hell out of me.
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That scares people away from identifying themselves and putting personal details online.
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The Gallows Act II Rated R for themes, violence, tired jump scares.
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The past year has been full of health scares for the Judges.
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Tonight's trailer is certainly chilling and unsettling, promising violence and jump scares.
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Many have fled their homes amid bomb scares, lockdowns and security sweeps.
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You don't want to use the 'Z' word because it scares people.
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What really scares the White House about the impeachment investigation right now?
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That may actually be what scares the likes of CVS the most.
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It might as well be the thing that scares you the most.
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Here it isthe beauty that scares you-so you believe-to death.
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Okay, well Helen, you're the best, you're so knowledgeable, it scares me.
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That's already something that scares me, in terms of those power dynamics.
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I understand what we have here in this building that scares everybody.
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Yep, but all my games are horror genre, and she scares easy.
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Like the soul is right there — it almost scares you, you know?
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Yet a feature of late-cycle markets is that recession scares recur.
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If an idea scares you, it's probably what you should be doing.
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A few even play out like horror movies, minus the cathartic scares.
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Pet pig scares off would-be robbers at Indiana home, police say.
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They make a conscious decision that scares and excites them beyond words.
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Sadly, it is a vision of America that still scares some people.
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"It scares us that it could do something else," Brough told WXYZ.
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It scares me sometimes, but I always want her to come back.
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The film doesn't lack nerve-racking sequences or well-tuned jump scares.
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Acknowledging that they're also aware of the genre and resisting the scares?
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While that lack of commitment sort of scares Rachel, it seems understandable.
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"Donald Trump as commander in chief," he added, "scares me to death."
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I can't go anywhere, I don't ever leave Brooklyn, it scares me.
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"I'm worried Sochi will be forgotten, and it scares me," she said.
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The love winging around the room scares her with its annihilating force.
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And that scares the hell out of people in the intelligence community.
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The plot doesn't stay with you, and neither do the attempted scares.
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"Another thing that scares me is the lack of information," Obniski said.
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Also preview the glitched-out scares with a few close-ups below.
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I love participating in the harmless spooks and scares of the season.
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Horror Great horror writing is more than cheap scares and bloody fingerprints.
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There's a certain gentleness in this country that scares the whole world.
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J-horror favored immersion above all else when it came to scares.
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It scares us to think about the consequences for the next generations.
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But what really scares coal executives is the prospect of a trend.
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"The power of these companies sometimes scares me," Franken said, quoting Sen.
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Mr. Trump's possible vetting of disabled benefits both scares and disturbs her.
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Then confront them with the stark reality of why it scares you.
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It's something that scares him, that he can be moved somewhere again.
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The comparison that most scares the tigers is with Japan's elegant stagnation
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A really good horror movie has like three good scares these days.
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Just take your concept, execute it cleanly, and reap the jump scares.
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"It's big enough that it scares me," she said of the movement.
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Still, it is a pleasure to see a film which offers good, honest Friday-night scares without being adapted from a superhero comic or a television series, and the efficiency with which "Life" delivers those scares is admirable.
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The stock market scares you, because you don't like what you can't predict.
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Someone has left the lights on in his house and it scares me.
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The stuff that scares you is probably all stuff you literally cannot control.
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"It totally scares me for Colton ... she's fake," Hannah said in Episode 2.
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But Hocus Pocus mostly keeps its scares gentle, tempering them with broad comedy.
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CAVUTO: And I think that&aposs the kind of thing that scares markets.
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"It scares me that these guys are taking on new trainees," McLaughlin said.
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But through all the fears, scares, sickness, and aches, I loved every moment.
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It keeps its grip on viewers while rarely forcing its scares on them.
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By the end of the movie, the cheap jump scares only annoyed me.
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By now, filmmakers and game designers have jump-scares down to a science.
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It wasn't the first time Smart TVs were the subject of privacy scares.
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It's the first time, medically, that something happens to you that scares you.
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And I have a fit of hiccups, which scares my dog every time.
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I didn't exactly feel endangered, which itself scares me, looking back at it.
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But the boom, like the pyrotechnics, also scares the shit out of me.
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Wen drew a comparison to past disease scares, such as Ebola and Zika.
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The neighbor's dog scares her, and she almost gets hit by a car.
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Not every dark game needs to have jump scares to make it spooky.
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It's jumpy as hell and succeeds in being uncomfortably creepy in between scares.
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This album might be like getting over jump-scares as a horror fan.
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But, anyway, I think he&aposs the one that scares Kim Jong-un.
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But what scares me more than an unattended package is an unattended politician.
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But this isn't a game of jump scares—we're going more for atmosphere.
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The kind of scares where even if you jump, you would still laugh.
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"Becoming a mother scares me," wrote a Reddit user in the AskWomen subreddit.
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We had survived scares and tragedies and our marriage was stronger for it.
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That is something that she values after her health scares over the years.
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They remind me of the tempered scares and monsters of days long past.
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He had also survived countless corruption investigations, market falls, purges and other scares.
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In 2015 and 2016, Sabra recalled products because of listeria bacteria contamination scares.
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"The fact that she left sort of scares me for you," she says.
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This time, the cameras are more advanced, as are some of the scares.
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"I thought, why not write the book that really scares you?" he said.
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"Take a practice test right away, even if it scares you," she says.
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I had to learn from my brother about her small recent medical scares.
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That scares Trump, and rightly so, but it should really scare us all.
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There's maybe puzzles and a few scares, but rarely combat of any kind.
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What happens when people talk about the one thing that scares almost everyone.
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It's got jump scares, gore, creeping dread, and shrieking terror, in equal measures.
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The scares become haphazard as the occult menace of the film finally emerges.
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I'm unpacking what it is to kill something simply because it scares me.
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"The thought of a black male with a weapon scares America," he said.
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Another nurse at the hospital told the paper Zuckerberg's name "scares" her patients.
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This was the latest in a string of water scares for the city.
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In "Outsmarting Our Primitive Responses to Fear," Kate Murphy writes: What scares you?
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Moments with jump scares have been marked with an asterisk (*) for your convenience.
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That idea scares me, someone taking my project and doing it for evil.
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After all, he points out, we've repeatedly seen markets rebound after recent scares.
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"This scares the shit out of me," he wrote, linking to this article.
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But there are plenty more scares in store: Think "Black Swan" with strings.
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And it really scares me when men say they have never had one.
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Shakespeare scares most students because, initially, he's so hard for them to understand.
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I get really nervous with jump scares and have to cover my face.
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It scares the hell out of the fake news I will tell you.
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But for all of the drama, the worst scares are in the epilogue.
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"This guy scares the living shit out of me," Barak recalls him saying.
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That scares the hell out of many Democrats, including many of my friends.
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"It scares me to think that he knows he got away with it."
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Sure it's about costumes and scares, but there is no trick without treats.
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However, it is the money in Marriage Story that scares me the most.
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"Donald Trump scares the shit out of me," Handler said, according to CNN.
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If that scares you, your money probably shouldn't be in the stock market.
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Therefore, don't let a year go by without doing something that scares you.
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Mr. Stockbridge said that the town has largely avoided drama or violent scares.
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The team leverages classic tactics, like jump scares and gore, to terrorize visitors.
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PARTLY BECAUSE I ASSUME THEY'RE ABOUT THE HEALTH CARE SCARES THERE OR OTHER REASONS.
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"How do you… it scares me, because it's such a big deal," she tries.
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"That scares the shit out of me," he says about being compared to Elvis.
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And nothing scares away NFL endorsement deals quicker than a man with strong opinions.
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Today, the paperwork and bureaucratic red tape scares off millions of potential home buyers.
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Thankfully it was stage 43, so nothing like the cancer scares that others experience.
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They now see the blue tidal wave receding, and that&aposs what scares them.
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We have no idea what's next, and that scares the shit out of me.
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So I can see the utility of this stuff, but it just scares me.
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What scares me the most is the company's too dependent on me making decisions.
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That doesn't make it go away, but does cut down on embarrassing death scares.
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In 2015, she made headlines for a series of health scares, including a stroke.
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Scott Hamilton is talking about the harrowing health scares that changed his life forever.
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Over that time it survived some scares, including a previous dust storm in 2007.
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HypochondriappIf WebMD scares the crap out of you, definitely don't use Emily Xie's Hypochondriapp.
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Wen previously drew a comparison to past disease scares, such as Ebola and Zika.
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The majority of the tension in this episode stemmed from dialogue, not jump scares.
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You're in for a side serving of creepy kids and jump scares as well.
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"I think you do enormous good, but your power sometimes scares me," he said.
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Apparently, nothing scares white girls more than a punk guy smoking crack on Christmas.
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It scares the heck out of people," the Texas Republican said on "Squawk Box.
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As PR pros, this line of reasoning scares the living shit out of us.
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She said it scares her to think what will happen if her clinic closes.
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Ideally there are some scares and some spooky moments, but it's all just fun.
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That scares the shit out of me and I don't want to eat that.
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I usually don't peruse Reddit because Reddit just scares the hell out of me.
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What scares telecom companies is that it also opens the door to price regulation.
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I've always lived my life in extreme and unusual ways and it scares her.
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Jamaica's murder rate, the second-highest in the world, scares away investors and tourists.
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Perspectives and Analysis… Bloomberg News: Visualizing U.S. budget gap that scares everyone except markets.
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It's a prospect that scares many economists, but appears not to worry Mr. Trump.
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Naturally, it is a power that scares the heck out of whoever holds it.
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In "Hereditary," there's a sense of terror that's beyond traditional horror thrills and scares.
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And it scares me that the younger generations have and will feel it, too.
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And the information security industry scares you to get more money, power and influence.
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"That's what scares me the most, that I'll lose him forever," she told me.
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It's been two years, and it still scares me thinking an arrest could happen.
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In fact, it's the social element of religion that most scares the Chinese government.
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Their heart rate, jump scares, who joined in on the experience, general thoughts. Everything.
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The episode is the latest in a string of water scares for Corpus Christi.
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The court is polarized in a way that scares the bejesus out of me.
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He characterized the bomb scares as an obstacle to Republican voters before the midterms.
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"You've got the threats coming into schools and the bomb scares," Mr. Wexler said.
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This lethargic film delivers an abundance of haunted-house clichés and few genuine scares.
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" He paused, and added: "And that reassures some people, and it scares some people.
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N.C.A.A. basketball: Day 1 of the men's tournament had scares but no dramatic upsets.
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What scares them is that old Reagan coalition is coming back together, of conservatives.
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But the random back-to-back health scares did throw her for a loop.
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Yet big scares are a small price for the awe-inspiring footage you'll see.
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"You can be very prepared" for the scares around each corner, he'll say, reassuringly.
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And that fear of not being believed is what scares so many into silence.
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The real scares lie inside the often-dilapidated walls of America's real haunted houses.
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What scares Oommen most about climate change is its disproportionate effect on marginalized communities.
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"Endings are the thing that scares me the most," he recently told Entertainment Weekly.
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Argentina has a history of economic meltdowns that haunts the public and scares investors.
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Argentina has a history of economic meltdowns that haunts the public and scares investors.
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And the Supreme Court decision on the Trump administration's Muslim travel ban scares me.
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When scares like the current coronavirus first hit, they can exact short-term damage.
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Still, it wasn't until Tuesday that President Trump spoke directly about the bomb scares.
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On Monday, 11 bomb scares were called into Jewish community centers around the country.
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What scares me the most is again, how would we know if we're wrong?
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The president, he said, scares no one in the Senate, not even the pages.
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Scares about the safety of contraceptives predictably decrease contraceptive use and increase unwanted pregnancies.
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But McKinnon encourages entrepreneurs to go all in, even if the economy scares them.
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KLEBE: I don't think it scares [us], it almost seems like a natural progression.
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Herpes definitely scares me the most, even though I know how infantile that is.
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But it scares me, at least with regard to their safety and well-being.
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More than jump scares or general dread, Aster's films can be aggressively feel-bad.
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"It scares me for a lot of different reasons, especially as a person having kids."
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And the convincing child cast carries the film when the scares start to feel redundant.
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The sense of being narratively cheated and manipulated completely undercuts any scares in a movie.
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Here's one way in which we differ, though: I am absolutely delighted by jump scares.
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"It scares me to death to try to replace Journey," the mom told the outlet.
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The prospect of being squeezed between Mr Trump and China scares many Latin American leaders.
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Having policy that limits and scares immigrants from coming is only going to hurt us.
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"He scares me," Rebecca Meyer said before settling on Ben Carson in South Carolina's primary.
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He appeared in 18 games before a pair of medical scares convinced him to retire.
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" Later, Senator John Kennedy laid into the tech representatives, saying "Sometimes your power scares me.
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The thing that scares people is when they see a homosexual connection, they become uncomfortable.
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There are scares, like the unmistakeable sound of suppressed sniper fire hitting the ground nearby.
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It's something that's in the back of my mind and scares me a little bit.
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"Authenticity" is manufactured in nonfiction, much like laughs in comedies and scares in horror films.
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But he retired from international touring the following year, after a series of health scares.
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Almost all such cases have been found to be hoaxes or scares that lack substantiation.
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The sparse survival supplies, the cryptic and convoluted puzzles, the jump scares — it felt familiar.
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Figuring out how to exploit this adds a strategic element to all the jump scares.
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Experts say rather than the hacks, it's the reaction from the public that scares them.
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And because food quantity has taken priority over quality, there have been huge food scares.
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So they refer to me as psychic – because the word voodoo scares just about everybody.
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They emit carbon dioxide, contribute to litter, and the noise pollution scares our furry friends.
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That means no jump scares, no sinister undertones, no gripping plot to keep you awake.
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Producing only plain text bores today's teens and prematurely scares many away from the field.
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From surprise comeback scares to really unsettling visual imagery, jarring weirdness lurks behind every corner.
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"Nothing scares the daylights out of professional traders more than those two years," he said.
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That only adds up to a bunch of little scares versus one really big scare.
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You aren't exposed to other people, other cultures, other experiences — and that otherness scares you.
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All of this spare time spent gaming scares other companies fighting for our free time.
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I've never had issues with accounts being breached, but there have been a couple scares.
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There have been several security scares in Ankara and Istanbul amid fears of repeat bombings.
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"I don't have a clue, and that scares the hell out of me," he says.
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"The thing that scares us is the rise in delinquencies," said Bill Phelan, PayNet's president.
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"Education is so fear-led, and that scares people out of being tested," he says.
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Others worry about the safety of particular vaccines, usually in the aftermath of vaccine scares.
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But so much of what he stands for scares me, especially his ideas on healthcare.
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He also had several health scares, including acute pancreatitis, which he blamed on excessive drinking.
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Bill Hader absolutely steals the movie, which balances heartfelt emotion with creepy jump scares galore.
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So kids don't know what they're getting, and as a pediatrician it really scares me.
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Even a person who scares some people has to make her way in the world.
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"This is what scares me most," Okada told Reuters in an interview on July 13.
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If that number scares you, it's worth considering whether your company can sponsor your MBA.
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That's what scares me — time, not aging, and about how quickly it's all going by.
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Once marred by E. coli health scares, Chipotle has regained both customer and investor trust.
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The Nun is out September 7 in case you haven't had enough jump scares already.
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Each of these scares slowed the economy, but not enough to spark an outright recession.
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And it scares and hurts some people as much as it honors and soothes others.
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Nor are the slippery psychosexual scares of "It Follows," his breakthrough horror movie from 2015.
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And her ability to just drop names like that on a dime – it scares me.
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We've seen each other through some significant health scares, career changes and cross-country moves.
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Before those health scares, Chipotle was growing rapidly, with an enthusiastic base of millennial customers.
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I want one day without a CNN alert that scares the hell out of me.
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I've had this strange fear of jump scares for as long as I can remember.
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Guadagnino has played us all, promising supernatural scares then turning the camera back on us.
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But there were scares at the Los Angeles Times and the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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I don't know about you, but the prospect of a four-day week scares me.
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There are also ongoing investigations into two public health scares related to e-cigarette use.
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Invest in the stock marketThe stock market scares a lot of people, and understandably so.
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"I think you do enormous good, but your power sometimes scares me," said Republican Sen.
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"I don't see humility in Mr. Trump, and that scares me to death," he said.
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That's the piece that scares the shit out of us: that we should like sex.
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It's not taking itself too seriously but there are still solid scares to be found.
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Spears, 36, may have come to expect jump scares out of her children over the years.
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The mood, tension, and even jump scares are accentuated by carefully crafted, and eerily familiar scores.
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The series of health scares have revived anxiety over a potential or even bloody succession battle.
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We would consume hour after hour of "family friendly" scares in anticipation of All Hallows' Eve.
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" A veteran of almost 100 films, Best Actress nominee Rampling (45 Years) offers, "Fear scares me.
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Streaming services get crowded with horror movies in October, capitalizing on viewers' desire for seasonal scares.
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It is all too easy to fall foul of foreign governments' weak stomach for food scares.
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But when it keeps its focus on subtler scares and Mike's paranoia, it's gripping and effective.
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There are also a couple almost jump scares — characters appearing again when you wish they wouldn't.
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The problem with this sort of plan is that the price often scares off potential users.
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As psychiatrists, it scares us whenever we read the words bipolar in relation to mass shootings.
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It's a mesmerizing arthouse film with no qualms about embracing jump scares and slasher-movie tropes.
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These recent scares gave us a window into how investors will likely react in trading Friday.
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"Vox scares me," said Aurelia Moreno, a 70-year-old pensioner after voting for the Socialists.
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It's a pretty simple premise, but it seems like it could lead to some unique scares.
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Since the shootings you don't see kids playing outside," said Jason's grandfather, Al. "It scares me.
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As a teenager, my friends and I would swap scares over stolen beers in Missouri parks.
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One is financial: the combination of lengthy payback periods and deep technology scares off most investors.
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Yet it is hard to imagine them coming up with a number that really scares Facebook.
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Not so fun for the characters, but definitely fun for anyone seeking scares this spooky season.
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You have to do the thing that scares you, tell yourself you're excited instead of scared.
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I think what scares Tim and I the most about the populism is that that's extremism.
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One nurse who works at the hospital told the paper that the Zuckerberg name "scares" patients.
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It balances two compelling mysteries — one historic, one present day — and never resorts to cheap scares.
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Forget about slipping up on fruit skin for a second, though—jumps, Danielle, specifically jump scares.
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"The bites happen when they're small and it happens so fast it scares you," Green recalls.
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After an almost painfully long pause, she admits it's not him but commitment that scares her.
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"My son and I watch Archer, and there's stuff in Archer that scares me," she shares.
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It scares away the very people that our hardworking police and prosecutors need to talk to.
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"While marriage doesn't scare me, the idea of having multiple marriages scares me," Peter told Rachel.
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No, what scares me about Scherzer is that he's APPARENTLY A FREAKING PSYCHO ON THE MOUND.
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In the wake of the health scares, the musician reevaluated his lifestyle of weighing 350 lbs.
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"When Donald Trump speaks about foreign policy, it scares the hell out of me," Graham said.
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It scares people and sends us back to the bad behaviors and comforts of the known.
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Indeed, in the wake of European bank scares and Brexit, it has strengthened, hurting share prices.
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But as VR health scares go, this one sounds a lot worse than it actually is.
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The weekend's terrorism scares have since inspired new sparring over national security in the presidential race.
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Instead, simply by turning all the drama inward, Chapter Two's second trailer ramps up the scares.
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Fundamentally, though, the "trade war" scares will have very little to do with declining asset prices.
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What scares them is the prospect of losing that work, and not just for financial reasons.
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"Doctor Sleep" is a not a Stephen-King-scares-the-pants-off-you kind of movie.
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Isn't that what makes great horror — when jumps and scares are about more than just adrenaline?
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When the president rails about the press and suggests it is the enemy, he scares Americans.
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Eventually, Orji surrendered to her passion, despite the fact that stand-up comedy still scares her.
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Buried deep in the range of extreme emotions we're all feeling is something that scares us.
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At President Reagan's behest, this happened in the mid-1980s, after a series of war scares.
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"The scares that get your heart pumping, it brings out the kid in me, " Houghtaling explains.
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They emit a high-pitched screech if they spot a predator, which usually scares it off.
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" The latter, she says, "often scares moderates and gun owners and makes them feel very villainized.
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Trump doesn't scare me; it's the education system that allows him to exist that scares me.
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My parents never really used it either, and they have never had any skin cancer scares.
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When asked what scares her the most, she lists serious injury as her number one fear.
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One gets the sense that Ford knows this, however, and that scares aren't really the point.
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Does your level of fear about the coronavirus depend upon whether the president scares you, too?
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I love how often horror-movie monsters can become allegorical stand-ins for what scares us.
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The senator said the president's tariff policy "scares the hell out of me" as a farmer.
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For that to happen, I think we need to look at what scares us the most.
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Net outflows of labour may get worse if the AfD gains strength and scares away outsiders.
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That makes what could be a straightforwardly creepy, delightfully fun bout of scares difficult to discuss.
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And if there's one thing that scares politicians — not to mention their political advisers — it's failure.
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The scares in the movie were heightened by the film's memorable score, which Carpenter also created.
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This explainer will catch you up on the terminology and the history behind global disease scares.
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Many external forces have almost torn them apart — immigration issues, near-deportation and multiple health scares.
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A renaissance in terrifying movies skips jump scares in favor of dread based on adult fears.
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Scares the shit out of me any time it goes off in, like, a dentist's office.
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"I don't think anyone scares me particularly, but they have a lot of skill," Zapolski said.
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"But for me that really excites me, when a character kind of scares me," she said.
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The Guardian did a deep dive on how that strategy works — and why it scares Democrats.
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The ocean scares her 11-month-old son, José, and her 3-year-old daughter, Melissa.
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Of course, SeaWorld also operates Busch Gardens, which enjoys bringing the scares during the Halloween season.
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Horror lovers looking for new scares after the release of It: Chapter 2 are in luck.
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When you do work that scares you, you cross a boundary that most people never cross.
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Gray said she was unconcerned about health scares in Rio and expects "a great party afterwards".
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But the adventurous spirit remains, propelled by that same sharp mix of comedy and jump scares.
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However, as I get older and the possibility of marriage becomes more real, it scares me.
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But, to be fair, Whole Foods is hardly alone when it comes to hepatitis A scares.
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"It scares me to this day, just knowing that I may be under attack," he said.
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The scares came early and late, they hovered and they lingered, and then, alas, they faded.
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The fact that he has said this, and other things like this, but still won scares me.
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The health scares, which have sickened about 500 people in 13 different states, have blighted Chipotle's reputation.
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Kelly again appeared incredulous, saying talk like that scares Americans about what the President-elect might do.
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And what scares people I think also is that there shouldn&apost be just an absolute wall.
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Bill Skarsgard, who played the evil clown Pennywise, will be back for a second round of scares.
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And while there have been breakup scares before, now both Kylie and Tyga have acknowledged the split.
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American news scares me a little bit right now, but I think it's responsible to be informed.
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"Good horror is something that you can't even put into words why it scares you," McBride said.
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He said that talking about the thing that scares you the most helps it becomes less terrifying.
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Bran pulls a Third Eye Raven, and scares everyone straight with news of the white walkers' progress.
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"He loves me the way I am, so that's sort of what scares me too," said Jennifer.
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We've made it through pumpkin shortage scares, and we've seen limited-edition Pumpkin Spice Latte birthday mugs.
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Ever since Chipotle's health scares, the brand has been struggling to regain the trust of its fans.
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"Sometimes it scares me / When he goes on one of those rants," Heidecker's narrator says of Trump.
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Some brute-force through the game's psychological mysteries, unflinching at the intermittent jump-scares and creepy notes.
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Chipotle has struggled over the last two years to recover from a series of food safety scares.
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And seriously, after a year in food scares like this, who wouldn't rather be safe than sorry?
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This is an idea that scares people, but right now, it is not yet anywhere near reality.
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What scares me so much about this outbreak situation isn't the idea that Chipotle makes dirty salsa.
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Lupita Nyong'o's mother will always be her daughter's number one fan — even if it sometimes scares her.
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"I don't know about you, but the prospect of a four-day week scares me," he said.
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It scares me more to think of the nucleus of an atom than to imagine a revolution.
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Chipotle's (CMG) third-quarter profit plunged 95 percent on continued fallout from food-safety scares last year.
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In fact, it's good for you — harmless little scares can actually activate feel-good neurotransmitters and hormones.
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Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, a spendthrift populist ex-president, could unseat him, a prospect that scares investors.
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Halloween may be a time for scares, but Burt&aposs Bees Baby is all about the sweetness.
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Prime example: Shirley finds some kittens in a shed (after one of the show's scariest jump scares).
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We are desperate to fight forgetting — it scares us, it annoys us, and it can cost us.
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Some don't think there is any direction at all, and that scares the bejeebees out of them.
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This scares people — to the point that some racial justice activists are getting together to stop Trump.
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NT: And, Yuval, we got into this point by you saying that this scares you for democracy.
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Switching to a first-person perspective and doubling down on scares, Resident Evil 7 shouldn't be missed.
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This game isn't just about supernatural scares, happening on a different level of acceptability to the player.
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Whizzing bullets, chunky muscles, gritted white teeth, explosions as jump-scares — it's all here, and it's glorious.
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That prospect scares some, but it could be a force for good—if it is done right.
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This fear punctured the national psyche and led to a series of health scares, beginning with anthrax.
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It's why Resident Evil went action-heavy, after mining all the scares it could out of zombies.
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The open ocean scares me, and dolphins are smart—smart enough for language, smart enough for morality.
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It still scares me for a while, but we know how to handle it, so it's fine.
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What scares me is the realization that computers are already making big incursions into my financial life.
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" Kint then says, "I believe in God and the only thing that scares me is Keyser Soze.
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Yet despite some scares, the United States economy has continued its snail-like expansion since June 2009.
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" Then, making the critical unnervingly more personal, he adds, "That's what scares me about what I do.
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The Marc-Jacobs-height, Lady-Gaga-approved kind of platform frankly scares the shit out of me.
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So to have these mini skin cancer scares, my focus has gotten a lot more on sunscreen.
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The closure follows a series of food scares that sickened customers at its restaurants around the country.
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Tell us what scares you, tell us what you're excited about, tell us what you're working on.
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Did you see there's a guy in the bathroom who hides in the stall and scares people?
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What I was also struck by, back then, was the 2035-set game's capacity for jump scares.
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" When asked what kind of opponent scares her the most, she describes an opponent who "keeps walking.
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"Guttural sobs, the sort that make you heave for air, the sort that scares you," Sharapova writes.
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But it's also part of what makes that ground so forbidding, and scares many good people away.
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Episodes start and end with shocks, and while they are often quite effective, the scares don't escalate.
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It scares me to death to bet against him, so I'm finding a way to afford him.
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It also plays a major role in comedy obviously, and it plays a huge part in scares.
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It's a fake-out that opens the door for one of the film's more intense jump scares.
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"It scares the hell out of me," she said — especially the potential impact on people's civil liberties.
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Cue the jump scares: at Blackwood, the souls of artists past possess the bodies of artists present.
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But if you don't want to know the source of the scares, you should stop reading now.
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"We're just given so much information that scares us and makes us a little paranoid," Yarrow explains.
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"It scares me that someone could come in here infected, and the store could close," he said.
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It's about taking the reins, that's it, which is worth doing, even when it scares us witless.
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Koshy jokes about pregnancy scares and Dobrik&aposs receding hairline and shares solemn epiphanies about self-love.
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"If I see roos, I blow the air horn and it normally scares them," Mr. Kurtzer said.
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"The only thing that scares me is that he's not interested in making money," Hunter Biden said.
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The hospitalization is the latest in a string of health scares that have beset the liberal justice.
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So it's very difficult to go get a job because it scares employers; it freaks them out.
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"Only jail scares the mobsters," anti-mafia magistrate Nino Di Matteo told daily newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano.
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The G.O.P. may have to decide what scares it more: losing without Trump or winning with him.
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"The fear in our culture right now scares me, and what fear does to people," Shults said.
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"On the one hand I'm proud of what it became, but it also scares me," he added.
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For some of us, the combination of cheerleaders, jump scares and songs makes for a tantalizing mix.
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So if something I say scares u please don't panic because I tend 2 get over emotional.
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The Witch isn't a horror film where the scares come from big spooky jolts, or from gore.
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But where next for these newcomers, enamored by that game's Slimes and other slithery and scaly scares?
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I'll start with this: if you're going to do jump scares, they should at least have a payoff.
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Sánchez isn't afraid to fall back on the basics of scary sound design and expertly crafted jump scares.
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However, I sat next to two gal pals who clutched each other a few times during jump scares.
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It's scary in the way murder is scary in general, but there are no jump scares or twists.
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If I tell my mentee to do something that scares her, it inspires me to do the same!
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For people like James Clapper and John Brennan to have that kind of power scares me to death.
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It happens when we choose not to hide but to charge toward the stuff that scares us most.
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We can create contexts to explore everything that truly scares us, and that's what makes us feel safe.
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He's betting that if he scares enough people, he might score just enough votes to win this election.
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But it most vividly registers as a rancid misogynist cherry atop a sloppy concoction of tired jump scares.
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Much of the GOP's rhetoric scares people; it doesn't even try to attract Democrats and can't attract independents.
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Amblin Pictures, which is releasing the film through Universal Pictures, promises Roth & Co. won't water down the scares.
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More contemporary scares can be found in this psychological thriller, which stars Chloë Grace Moretz and Isabelle Huppert.
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We have come a long way from the dark days of salmonella scares and BSE (Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy).
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" The original clown scares of the 1980s spread in part thanks to a public primed for "stranger danger.
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One dedicated football fan and self-professed anthem-booer says the anthem law scares him "only a bit".
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Ultimately, Cramer says that buying Chipotle's stock right now is a bet that health scares are behind it.
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A Quiet Place follows a relatively predictable horror arc, and it relies on familiar tropes for its scares.
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She confronts Chic one last time and he tells her that she's crazy and that she scares him.
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That's what scares me, when I picture things chasing me or happening — I think it's him after me.
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"They're naturally protective and that scares people sometimes, but they were bred to protect their families," she says.
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And while Little Nightmares isn't outright gory or filled with jump scares, it falls under the horror mantle.
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He's doing badly because he offends and scares a lot of people, including people in his own party.
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"It scares me," Shrewsberry says of her daughter's campaign and the threats she's received through her environmental activism.
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That scares me to death and should care everyone who believes in the Bill of Rights to death.
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We've had scares like this in the past, like when The Office was allegedly leaving and, well, didn't.
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Fingers crossed they come up with some snowy scares enticing enough to get their crew into long underwear.
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It's because I've talked to them that I know something scares them more than unemployment: becoming a minority.
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"So when I hear candidates ask that another make public their tax returns, it scares me," Cuban wrote.
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Do you think that aspect is what scares people away from trying to be in an open relationship?
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It's an awful soundtrack of clicking, rolling, and picking up that drives you nuts and scares your pets.
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"The one word that scares you - and I heard it here today - is the word 'guarantee'," said Walls.
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If the thought of them scares you, then you might want to rethink how you invest your money.
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Uh, I found a black water bug in my garage, and it scares me to talk about it.
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It's another incredibly mature debut feature, this one from director Babak Anvari, and it delivers some genuine scares.
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" She goes on to write in an email that "as much as it scares me, it thrills me.
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According to Skip Hansen, over-pumping in the Central Sands hurts vacation home values and scares off tourists.
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And it's probably going to take a long time for me to find anything that scares me more.
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Does the camp have a creepy gardener who scares the bejeebbers out of her while she's gathering twigs?
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On Wednesday, Facebook prominently displayed videos backing unsubstantiated claims underneath searches about the caravan and the bomb scares.
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A lot scares me in life, but nothing scared me quite like having small talk with a stranger.
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In addition, the two scares occurred before the Fed started raising interest rates and shrinking its balance sheet.
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That view isn't well received by Americans, who are entering an age of Red Scares and witch hunts.
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Go deeper: Clapper's advice for Trump on North Korea Special report: Why China scares politicians of all stripes
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Music and sound have always been key parts of effective horror, and IT serves up the aural scares.
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What scares me—and enrages me—is that too often, the cost of information is our very lives.
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He's better at forgetting than forgiving; he says this is the only thing about himself that scares him.
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"You laugh at something that scares you," Lou Grant (Ed Asner) tells his staff earlier in the episode.
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I invite T. over to hang because they're feeling pretty blue lately but the snow scares them away.
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The thing that scares me most is getting exposed and passing it to my 84-year-old mother.
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Advertising businesses rely on scale — it's one of the things that has plagued Twitter and scares Snap's investors.
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Review: One Cheer for 'We Are the Tigers' High schoolers, jump scares and songs are a tantalizing mix.
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Dan also had a series of health scares, including a corneal ulcer that almost cost him his eyesight.
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A number of clubs have already suffered scares, with players showing symptoms quarantined for testing before being cleared.
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Along the way there is some fun — some scares, some warm feelings, some inventive ickiness — to be found.
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To be onstage working beside her influences me and challenges me and scares the hell out of me.
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Italy's euro debate scares markets, a deadly attack hits Belgium and a Russian journalist is killed in Ukraine.
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Italy and Japan would be good candidates, too, although their high existing debt burden scares deficit-friendly economists.
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Since then, it has struggled with food safety scares, slower economic growth, changing consumer tastes and stronger rivals.
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Cormac does things his own way, determined to give patients all the information, even if it scares them.
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Gruesome without being gory, "The Autopsy of Jane Doe" achieves real scares with a minimum of special effects.
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"Seeing detention officers scares clients," said Aisha Ching, an immigration attorney whose client was unnerved by the officers.
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What scares James Clapper excites Laura Ingraham, and, during the election, it was same with their respective audiences.
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"So many commentators have a tendency to get hysterical whenever something scares them, even a little," Cramer said.
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It's clear, however, that candidates can make an effective political case against trade agreements — and that scares me.
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The assault is a master class of precision-timed scares filled with light shivers and deeper, reverberant frights.
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Or how about the 42-year-olds who aren't sick now, but had health scares in the past?
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It's more of a supernatural and psychological thriller than what's called horror today—specifically jump scares and gore.
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I know I'm an adult, but it still scares the crap out of me to be down here alone.
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Forget childish games, the reunited Losers Club will have to face some very adult scares in It: Chapter Two.
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H.W.'s had many health scares -- most recently, he was hospitalized last month for low blood pressure and fatigue.
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For months, a series of health scares have sent its stock tumbling, stalled sales, and triggered a federal investigation.
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But in true Fisher fashion, rather than being overly sentimental, she made light of her mother's recent health scares.
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But getting the modified mosquitoes cleared to battle public health scares in the US has been just as tough.
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Macs have long enjoyed a reputation as being virus-free compared to the constant security scares affecting Windows machines.
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It helps people understand a harmonic oscillator and conservation of energy (and maybe scares them just a little, too.).
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Unless you're coming from some wild party at 3AM, everything on the train is empty, it still scares people.
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But its long-term prospects for success might be hurt if in-fighting scares away top talent, Mitchell said.
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It definitely scares foreign or less sophisticated investors, which makes it hard for startups to raise follow-on financing.
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"On the left, you have Hillary Clinton talking about tighter gun restriction, which scares the gun people," says Hardiman.
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It's all part of that atmosphere of dread that is even the anticipation than the scares in this movie.
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It may change because I may have new tumors in my brain, which, of course, scares me very much.
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Watching a movie that scares the bejesus out of you is a time-honored tradition of adolescence, after all.
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The film has a number of cheap jump scares and reveals, but they're all part of Travis' ongoing nightmares.
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But more recently, after several food poisoning scares, it's brought to mind a series of far less appetizing images.
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The scares will be plenty in this new Hulu anthology series — but they will only happen once a month.
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What I found was a mediocre film with more tension than scares and no real payoff at the end.
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What really scares me is that supporters of Mr. Trump and Ted Cruz together might actually constitute a majority.
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Nightflyers is the better model, relying less on gore and jump-scares, and instead producing slow-burning psychological suspense.
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The INSIDER Summary:• Crown roast is a popular holiday meal, but its unique look often scares off amateur chefs.
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Although the explorers have numerous scares, they manage to get into the facility and spend a lot of time.
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I think her ability to look into the camera and just lie, lie, lie scares me more than anything.
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"They say relapse is part of the recovery and that just scares the s— out of me," Mackenzie said.
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She knows there's more to her world than she can even fathom at this point — and it scares her.
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Dr. Drew, okay, let&aposs get to -- this Laurel-Yanny thing explains everything in life and that scares me.
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That was another quick-witted, low-budget horror-thriller which balanced good old-fashioned scares with incisive social commentary.
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But the sinew the binds the show together, between jump scares and gray-hued ghost creatures, are family ties.
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The Yum CEO said concern about food safety scares in China was not the driving factor for the split.
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Waypoint High's Horror Club Traded Out Jump Scares for Existential Terror The Horror Club got very serious this year.
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Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said he doesn't believe that either of Miami's injury scares — Wade or Winslow — is serious.
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It's the latest in a recent string of scares involving personal drones flying too close to a commercial airport.
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The first was a game called Face Your Fears 2, a hidden object game featuring lots of jump scares.
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Nothing much scares him — not even the calls over the loudspeaker or the sound of the trucks starting up.
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He also said Wall Street earnings had provided no scares so far and this week's results from Facebook, Amazon.
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To be honest, technology scares me and most others who have been incarcerated for any significant amount of time.
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There is nothing meaner than a jump scare, particularly when you know your friend (victim) doesn't like jump scares.
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Earlier this month, after a series of health scares including a mild heart attack, Peres received an artificial pacemaker.
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The whole truth and nothing but scares people off — as Stan learns when dealing with the new target, Kovalenko.
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It's frightening, but not in a familiar, modern horror-movie sense, full of jump-scares and a dwindling cast.
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There are many, many Demigorgon pop-outs, but again, it's the non-monster scares that bring the deepest chills.
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In April, its partnership with horror studio Blumhouse Productions spawned two separate cinematic jump-scares, Mercy Black and Thriller.
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Aside from the predictable jump scares, which I will admit were pretty effective, Ward Escape Omega is ludicrously bloody.
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" Here's the ad, which is named "Silo": "The thought of Donald Trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death.
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Religion scares me, to the point that I've avoided people of faith for 26 years with almost complete success.
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Spencer Cannon said it "scares the daylights" out of him to think of someone struggling in the chilly water.
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The Dutch proverb "unknown makes unloved" applies here: People have no idea [what I have] and it scares them.
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So by all means, put up your bat decorations for Halloween, but love them for more than their scares.
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If jump scares work too well on you, this supercut might make you realize how little power they hold.
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Moreover, it's not necessarily where Amazon sits in the rankings that scares the competition; it is its rapid growth.
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One BBC critic wrote, "you know a horror movie's in trouble when the fake scares outweigh the real ones."
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Brad McMillan, chief investment officer at the Commonwealth Financial Network, said the recent scares may have flushed out sellers.
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And he made new friends, all fellow entrepreneurial types, who had similar health scares and subsequently changed their lifestyles.
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Ms. Winocour builds the suspense slowly, with false scares, half-heard conversations and clues that might amount to nothing.
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And it will probably please fans of this simple genre with its solid suspense, murky lighting and "gotcha!" scares.
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The new horror film Cam understands this potential, and wrings both scares and some visual ingenuity out of it.
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Here, it means effective jump scares a small percentage of the time and sexy Krampus CGI for the remainder.
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It's that idea that later on it doesn't that sort of, I guess, scares me and drives me crazy.
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White nationalism scares many ordinary white people away from embracing whiteness, which white nationalism makes appear bigoted and terroristic.
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They could even share their scares on social media and vlog every time they jump out of their seats.
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But despite the characters' screams, their scares are rarely filmed in a way that might give the audience pleasure.
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"It is the second sell-off that scares you — there has been a change in psyche," Mr. McElligott said.
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What scares Hibbu and Western officials is that the devastation and lack of help may reignite old sectarian grievances.
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But the mini-series contorts itself into a more traditional monster movie, with jump-scares and a horror score.
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Yes, both Blanca and Pray have had health scares stemming from complications with HIV/AIDS throughout the second season.
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If something scares people enough, it can start a recession, and you probably won't know until it's too late.
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As it turns out, the only thing that scares me more than being unattractive is looking like everybody else.
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Still, it's impressive to see a horror series delivering old-fashioned scares while also exploring a more existential terror.
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"I think about it a lot and it scares me," said Markus Pesch, 41, who studies ecotourism in Berlin.
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Gomez revealed that the singer-songwriter had flown to be by her side for heartbreaks, health scares, and more.
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Understandably, they think, "I'm making a horror movie, I should focus on the scares" at the expense of character.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said she no longer has cancer, following a flurry of recent health scares.
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"Being put in the same unit with someone that I don't know scares me a little bit," she said.
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But Capital Economics points out that markets quickly recover as the scares are contained and conditions return to normal.
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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates revealed what scares him about the advance of technology in an interview with Axios.
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"If I lose that control, it scares me because of what my family stands to lose," Jeff told Lemonis.
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He also doesn't go for the arguably cheap "jump scares" that are a feature of many contemporary horror pictures.
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A No. 16 seed has never beaten a No. 1 seed, but a few have put scares into them.
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"As well as disease scares, numerous accounts of accidental escapes have been documented across the country," the study added.
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It's the kind of science that could change the course of history, and it scares her to her core.
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It's so light on dialogue that the sounds have a bigger importance because they elevate the story (and scares).
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The scary thing about the film isn't gore or jump scares, but the way it depicts the alienation of obsession.
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The group gets lost in the woods, the atmosphere is unnerving, and there are plenty of Blair Witch-esque scares.
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I don't know that I necessarily thrive, but doing something that scares you is always a good thing to do.
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Octavia Spencer scares the bejeezus out of everyone in Ma. Olivia Wilde's directorial debut Booksmart is Lady Bird meets Superbad.
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The adventure/horror film has become a classic thanks to its chilling yet simple score, jump scares and endless rewatchability.
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And this film, by Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala, offers up several superbly creepy scares featuring the mummy-ish mommy.
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Horror has been on an upward swing for a while, with filmmakers reinventing genres and exploring what scares us today.
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And we have to not only remind them of that, but up our game in terms of creativity and scares.
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There were scares in the second half for the hosts too with Nemec forcing a fine reflex save from Hart.
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Whether independent, foreign, or just not recognized, these movies succeed in providing the best of scares that this season demands.
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Kudos to the History Center of Olmsted, for getting the whole internet in on the scariest of scares this Halloween!
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Its critics, including in industry, say the way IARC evaluates whether substances might be carcinogenic can cause unnecessary health scares.
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That's a tough question to answer: Jump scares are easy, but real, lasting fear is much harder to pull off.
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However, she was again housebound due to several health scares that kept her in the hospital for nearly a year.
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The Bank of Japan's two-day "Halloween meeting" - it starts on October 31 - is unlikely to produce any market scares.
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The threat of Air France's inflated cost base swelling further scares investors, says Daniel Roeska of Bernstein, a research firm.
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Kaine comes out strong against Donald Trump 'The thought of Donald Trump as commander-in-chief scares us to death.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury is currently retrograde in Aries, encouraging you to be brave about an idea that scares you.
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I listen to more My Favorite Murder while I drive in, because as much as it scares me, I'm hooked.
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But scary movies — where horror is thought to be at its best — is just as inconsistent in delivering jump scares.
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You deserve more, Virgo, and you know this, but what scares you is how much work this more will take.
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Like The Orphanage, this is an intelligent, psychological horror, but it's not at all above a few wicked jump-scares.
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That's why, when Kerr helps design an elaborate haunted house in Pennsylvania, she varies the scares, appealing to different senses.
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"It scares me that so many people are actually buying art off of a picture," says McCormick, the art critic.
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Netflix originals have been providing plenty of scares this October, from The Haunting of Hill House to Making a Murderer.
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Sanders' strength is that he's mad as hell on trade, income, foreign intervention—the stuff that scares the little man.
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"They're very different brands," he explained, adding Taco Bell has not necessarily benefited from the food safety scares at Chipotle.
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In living memory, Red Scares and McCarthyite purges subjected many Americans to investigation and often termination over their political beliefs.
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Of course, if the price scares you off but you happen to love Garmin products, there's no need to fret.
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While we wait for the chicken, I ask Waron for some tips since deep frying still scares many home cooks.
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It's the unknown that scares Brittany the most, including the possibility that Ivy could eventually become allergic to water internally.
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Capcom's latest entry in the series trades blockbuster monster violence for more intimate scares in a rundown Louisiana bayou estate.
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Sotomayor has been candid about her previous struggles and scares that led her to be more open about the disease.
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"Being on stage with lights on you and the crowd, it's like, I don't know, that scares me," Giolito said.
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And there's no way to get them out because the country is violent and corrupt which scares away prudent investors.
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As someone who has worked in the atheist movement for the better part of a decade, this silence scares me.
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This college kid, if you can believe it, can't cook worth a damn and it scares this scout to death.
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The spareness of the writing gives the story its power and eerie credibility: There are no great, startling, gotcha scares.
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The term socialism is no longer as hated a word as it once was, but it still scares many Americans.
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But he manages a few selfies with fans, too, so even the most startling jump scares seemed to be forgiven.
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Trump scares-out his vote by lying, conniving, mocking, blaming, dividing; Biden turns-out his vote with authenticity and dignity.
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If that scares you into thinking about a ton of dangerous drugs suddenly hitting your pharmacy shelves, take a breath.
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The market value of that figure, €22 billion, is a lot lower, but as a headline sum it still scares.
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It grinds the coffee, the Swedish Gevalia coffee that I grew up with, very loudly, which scares off the dogs.
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What scares me most about Trump and his buddies is the damage being done in all of those policy areas.
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And Rooney has played and lost in enough tournaments to know that England's reputation stirs, rather than scares, underdog opponents.
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There have been 91 homicides in Juárez in November and 50 bomb scares at factories, schools, businesses and government offices.
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It's not full of jump scares, and at its worst, is only likely to make you tense up a bit.
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But if Congress truly wants answers and not just optics, it might try keeping the jump scares to a minimum.
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The increased risk of suicide persisted for four years but was especially high immediately following the heart patients' health scares.
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There's little gore in "The Witch," a film more reliant on mood and atmosphere than on cheap scares or action.
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That's incredible, and whether we're talking about the lore or jump scares or wheelchair woman, Resident Evil 7 exercises restraint.
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And he's betting that if he scares enough people, he might just scare up enough votes to win this election.
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": President Trump condemned the bomb scares and called for unity, but later said that journalists should "set a civil tone.
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It's an intricate, emotionally gripping and sprawling story, but its scale does seem to come at the expense of scares.
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The scares are plentiful and sometimes ticklishly funny in "The Curse of La Llorona," an enjoyably old-fashioned ghost story.
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"I think when people are scared, they like to see movies where the scares are not real," Mr. Blum says.
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Growth scares typically involve a drop of about 20%, which would wipe out nearly all of the market's 2019 gains.
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Some colleges keep that figure high, even if it scares away a few prospects, partly because it validates their prestige.
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The fear of running out of gas in a mass exodus of evacuation scares me just as much as staying.
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Go deeper: Hong Kong violence scares business Hong Kong protests assert the freedoms China seeks to constrain Podcast: Democracy vs.
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Though horror has a long history of setting up scares with jokes, in these films, the mood is relentlessly grim.
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"He's betting that if he scares enough people, he might score just enough votes to win this election," Obama said.
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Recycled scares and a slew of visual clichés trap Emily Mortimer and Gary Oldman in this standard-issue possession tale.
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This time the scares are delivered alongside coifed hair and neon swim trunks at a summer camp in the 1980s.
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On two occasions, anthrax scares forced the evacuation of thousands of people in the District Court building where he works.
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Now, the developer is doing the same thing for RE3 and its terrifying Nemesis monster — so expect plenty of scares.
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It's still a solid thriller with some nifty effects, a bunch of well-earned scares, and a riveting lead performance.
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Sanders' policy agenda reasonably scares the Democratic establishment, which isn't in this fight for a revolutionary remaking of the economy.
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My roommate is in the kitchen and scares the shit out of me when I come out of the bathroom.
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The company then deployed the Goosinator, a large orange remote-controlled boat with a fearsome-looking face that scares birds.
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Still, a scroll through the Discover and Shows sections reveals plenty of trashy clickbait that surely scares away premium advertisers.
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Election Year leans harder into action than thriller, so most of the tension is relegated to adrenaline-pumping jump scares.
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In some cases, YouTubers have purchased "mystery boxes" sold on eBay, thrilling in the potential spoils or scares lurking inside.
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First, the NRA scares the mostly white people who buy guns into arming themselves against imagined brown-skinned thugs, in an era of falling crime—the overall crime rate in the United States is less than half of what it was in 1991, according to the Brennan Center for Justice; then it scares those same white people into worrying about their own inadequacies; and, finally, it scares them again with the prospect of legal prosecution in a country that the NRA paints as increasingly hostile to gun owners.
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"I'm an African-American quarterback that scares people because they haven't seen nothing that they can compare me to," Newton said.
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Chipotle: As the stock continues to put space between itself and the health scares last fall, Cramer finds it more compelling.
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Blatter has had health scares since leaving office and clearly thrived on the attention from international media and fans in Moscow.
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But if the thought of change scares you, let us assure you: Basic improvements are key to a happily ever after.
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From creepy kids to surprise endings, here are "31 Days of Streamable Scares," organized into a pretty calendar for your fridge.
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After some frightening jump scares, they burn him, and set off for Winterfell to try to beat the Night King there.
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The phrase, do something every day that scares you, is emblazoned on the majority of pseudo-psychology blogs across the world.
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Whitney Way Thore isn't quite ready to face up to her health scares – despite well-meaning concern from friends and family.
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This scares viewers just as much as it seems to scare Jesus, who walked into the scene at the wrong time.
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People have already compared it to A Quiet Place and I'd say they're pretty equal in terms of scares and suspense.
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But years of food scares have shaken consumers' faith in Beijing's ability to guarantee the safety of the nation's food supply.
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One of Krasinski's major takeaways from his horror binge was that the standouts of the genre never rest solely on scares.
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For so many seasons of this show, "TWD" has felt like a zombie show with some jump scares here and there.
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While that might be a bit of an oversell, the Spanish supernatural horror film does succeed in offering up sincere scares.
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Judging by the trailer above it will contain the tried and tested mix of nightmares, demonic possession, and jump scares aplenty.
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Studies show that almost all those scary accounts of candy poisoning by strangers have been hoaxes or scares that lack substantiation.
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And without the expectations associated with big budgets or prestige drama, Shyamalan gleefully dives into the film's grindhouse scares head-first.
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This drives up premiums, they argue, and scares off some healthy and young enrollees who want to buy a skimpier plan.
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The Houses October Built is a very chilling and gritty look at chasing scares and being careful what you wish for.
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This weekend continued to prove that scares and superheroes are some of the most reliable money-makers at the box office.
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Hereditary is lengthy, muted, and slow-paced, with a greater emphasis on elegant visual design and subtle performances than jump-scares.
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"I'm very close to the cutting edge in AI and it scares the hell out of me," Musk told the crowd.
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No one knows how the tradition in San Bartolomé began, but most agree that the origins are connected to health scares.
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"Just looking at the river here, it scares the daylights out of me just thinking of being in it," Cannon said.
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In his blog post, Pai lays out the argument that what web companies are doing should be what really scares us.
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Plenty of 2018 movies boasted big scares, but not all succeeded in making us cower for their two-hour run times.
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There are a lot of ways that Down a Dark Hall looks like a traditional horror movie filled with jump scares.
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This variety often scares off sushi novices for being too "fishy," but elevated autumnal levels of fat take care of this.
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It is clear why a National State of Emergency scares the gun lobby and pro-gun lawmakers -- it would neutralize them.
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Starring Helen Mirren as Sarah Winchester, the film will be a rollercoaster of jump scares, judging from the newly released trailer.
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Around these moments, the film feels largely disjointed, with various jump scares strung together without too much concern for narrative continuity.
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The common thread between them all usually comes back to a central question about the psychology of what scares us most.
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Its failure to crack down on graft keeps it out of the bloc's passport-free Schengen area and scares away investors.
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As this election continues, I do believe that, if there are any further health scares, the public should be kept abreast.
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After some hacking scares involving its line of home security cameras, Nest's latest headache involves its modular Nest Secure security system.
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So I feel like there's an umbrella under which both scares and humor exist, and both are just kind of fun.
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Sex, more than everything else, scares people who want their children to be safe and to live in a sanctified world.
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"I'm extremely comfortable which kind of scares me because there's a lot of people around," she says on set with Vogue.
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"I was just on CNBC, and for introverts, what really scares me is to be on live broadcast TV," he said.
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So good, that I decided that I will do something every day that scares me, starting with my fear of corn.
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The decision marked the fourth time Curiosity has been put in safe mode, with all previous scares taking place in 2013.
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Pretty Little Liars is simply an incredibly compelling, very long horror film written by people who know what scares us now.
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But that's all finesse, and what a film like this has to deliver on in the most basic sense are scares.
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Manvir, 20 It scares me a little, but I really have no idea if something like this could happen in Sweden.
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"I have to tell you, it scares me," said Karine Jean-Pierre, senior adviser and national spokesperson for progressive group MoveOn.
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Today's angst over robots and artificial intelligence may well turn out to be another in a long line of such scares.
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Click here to view original GIFJump scares are a staple—and one of the most divisive elements—of modern horror movies.
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Trump reportedly also has plans to restrict German luxury car imports to the U.S., a prospect that scares the Hungarian minister.
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Urban residents, weary of repeated food-safety scares and environmental crises, have become increasingly interested in rural lifestyles and organic farming.
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From phony ingredients to illness scares to pyramid scheme allegations, consumers have plenty cause to be skeptical of the industry's promises.
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Ms. Wilson has "otherworldly" down perfectly, and Mr. Flanagan springs some effective scares, though eventually the proceedings turn a little silly.
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But it will need another year without any food safety scares to win back all of its former customers, she said.
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Stan throws him up against the wall, which scares Philip because the vial with the virus is inside his jacket pocket.
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"It scares us, because we are human beings, and you can't play with nature," resident Juliana Rojas told CNN en Español.
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Mr. de Blasio still scares corporate executives with some of his liberal ideas, Ms. Wylde added, like raising the minimum wage.
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Fears of retaliatory sectarian violence have already caused Muslim communities to flee their homes amid bomb scares, lockdowns and security sweeps.
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We try to prey on people's worst fears and phobias, so we're constantly switching up the actual scares inside the house.
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The captain's wake accidentally leads the whale to the cruise ship, but the parade of sexual activity quickly scares it off.
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But no character has a chance to develop in the pokey early episodes, which prioritize atmosphere, jump scares and hint-dropping.
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In "Dorm," viewers are treated to creepy atmospherics, jump scares, coming-of-age drama, spiritual inquiry, and, ultimately, emotionally moving reveals.
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Horror films tend to be poorly received by critics, as many of them focus on shock and scares rather than plot.
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We've all had those scares, but fortunately, Michael Black returns after a fairly long absence to help us find our cards.
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The chilling effect of defamation — the way it favors plaintiffs and scares people from coming forward — is cause for concern nationwide.
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They often did away with the simple jump scare (Rings has terrible jump scares ) that was so popular in American film.
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Directors Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer, showing puzzling distrust of their strong source material, overload the movie with arbitrary jump scares.
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That investigation appears to be rigorous, fair and nonpartisan — which is precisely why it scares Trump and his enablers so much.
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Rob Gronkowski is revealing new details about his health scares over the course of his nine-year career with the NFL.
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A Ned Davis examination of previous global health scares since 232 showed a far lower gauge of investor sentiment, he said.
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No zombies come shambling through the woods, and Mr. Shults doesn't jolt the audience with false scares or showy plot twists.
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He's coming into the light, and he knows he can't stand there with his gnarly costume that scares your average citizen.
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The missing fish and murky information have become a big deal for city residents bruised by dozens of food safety scares.
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Earlier this year, Republicans just managed to survive scares in supposedly safe Republican seats in Montana, Kansas, South Carolina and Georgia.
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For horror fans, "Fantasy Island" remains an oasis of scares told in the style of old-school, family-friendly Hollywood horror.
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Terrorism has come to our shores, as it has come to many countries in Europe, and it scares me to death.
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Karyn/"Mercedeze" believes that her tough, masculine exterior scares people off, and would be a detriment to her in the game.
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His latest ambition — to merge France's complex of 42 different generous pension schemes into one state-managed system — scares fellow citizens.
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Also on Monday, 11 bomb scares were called into Jewish community centers nationwide, the fourth wave of such threats this year.
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The expansion has withstood countless scares, including the European debt crisis, crashing oil prices and a sharp slowdown in China's economy.
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It kind of scares me, because I'm a month in and feel like I should be able to have more responsibilities.
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Fairy tales and horror films often share the same purpose: to provide thrills, scares, and fantasies for people living comfortable lives.
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It scares providers from talking about it at all, even in cases when it could be both health and life threatening.
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"It scares the s--- out of me," says Cuban at the Ozy Fest conference in New York City in July 2017.
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Having recently discovered mezcal, Cox feels fiercely protective of its future; given the shortage of raw material, its popularity scares him.
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"Populism scares me," Ray Dalio, the hedge fund manager, said during a panel on how to fix the middle-class crisis.
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Better yet, talking with a therapist of their own could help get to the heart of why mental illness scares them.
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Slate's Matthew Dessem points out that though the clown scares preceded It, the novel's central menace, Pennywise the clown — who is more accurately a shape-shifting evil entity whose "resting state" is that of Stephen King's terrifying clown — returns to terrorize the children of suburban Maine once per generation, a pattern reminiscent of these real-life clown scares.
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"I get compliments [on my hair] all the time, and that's what actually really scares me about cutting my hair," she shares.
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Medical scares Like many French parents, Priscille, a young mother who lives in Paris, says she is unsure about vaccinating her child.
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Even Wingard seems to grow tired of his own jump scares, having a character say "stop doing that!" after one of them.
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Wingard and Barrett just don't take enough chances with the material, giving us too many jump scares and not enough interesting characters.
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His hospitalization was the latest in a series of health scares and revived concerns about what will happen once he leaves office.
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Her every move, from her relationship with a certain Canadian pop star to her health scares, has been chronicled in the news.
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As far as scares go, this one is pretty predictable; we know Pennywise is in the house the moment the door opens.
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Instead, it seems possible Mr. Ball Legs took Joel's confirmation that nothing about zombieism scares him as permission to make Sheila happy.
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The motive of the villain who preys on unsuspecting women is not revealed, while the jump scares are few and far between.
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Tonya and I both were going through serious health scares — never an experience you want to bond over with your best friend.
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Recent security scares notwithstanding, at the moment, it's the safest option your router has for keeping unwanted visitors off your local network.
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But more than the plot, what we remember about Pet Sematary are the grisly scares — like a scalpel to the Achilles tendon.
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The show plays with jump scares and walking-in-the-woods-at-night spookiness, but it does so with a light touch.
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This infuriates or scares many of the characters around him particularly Calanthe, because they know he is bound by laws of fate.
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"The idea of going one way to Mars is not a bad one, but it scares the hell out of some people."
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Plenty of people equate horror with straight-faced scares, as if its inherent value can be measured in ounces of cold sweat.
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Lovers of big-screen scares will be pleased to learn the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2019 is back with a gory vengeance.
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If you want to know about the stuff that really scares people, you could do a lot worse than asking R.L. Stine.
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Go deeper: Mueller: Flynn's false statements were "voluntary and intentional" Every big move in the Mueller investigation The number that scares Trump
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It draws the audience through each step of the protagonist's inevitable downfall, delivering copious foreshadowing and jump scares with simple practical effects.
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The result is a show that is heavy on gore and jump scares, but far too light on context and character development.
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But while many of the sequels were uneven, Peli's original film still works, using relentless patience to create truly terrifying jump scares.
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Overall, Revelations is a solid Resident Evil game that delivers on its promise of blending slow-paced scares with reasonably modern action.
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To get an idea of what the whole experience will look like, check out some of our favorite scares from last year.
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The 83-year-old leader has endured a series of recent health scares which have revived anxiety over who will succeed him.
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Then, we go to Rio where the International Olympic Committee is handing out 450,000 condoms to the Olympic athletes amid Zika scares.
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The ban was issued in response to a series of scares involving armed teens in clown masks harassing residents in multiple towns.
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Injuries and injury scares have also punctuated the careers of other uncanny talents: Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons, Kevin Durant, and Anthony Davis.
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The internet, YouTube in particular, have long acted as a place for trolls and pranksters to spring jump scares on unsuspecting users.
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Between the jump-scares and tear-jerking monologues of The Haunting of Hill House, I stubbornly was hung up on Steven's career.
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Well, in some sense, it might, but in terms of jump scares and all that stuff, it's not like that at all.
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New processes to improve food safety through handling or manufacturing have become increasingly necessary after the Chipotle E. coli and norovirus scares.
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The roughly 10-minute Killer Deal has a few jump scares, but it's primarily a piece of winkingly goofy splatter-film schlock.
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Social media is only the latest digital 'disrupter' to change the public conversation around health scares; the first was the internet itself.
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With jump scares and cornball demon faces lurking around every corner, the more ambient (and important) existential despair of Aokigahara is lost.
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"I think our fear of what we're capable of – and therefore meaning what we're capable of creating – probably scares us," explains Pearce.
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After several health scares, she decided to search for a housemate to share her two-bedroom 1,100-square-foot Tempe, Arizona, home.
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While the care has been great, the parents say, there was just no way to be prepared for the various health scares.
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From relationship woes and friendship fights to eating disorders, drug and alcohol addictions, gambling problems, and pregnancy scares, they've seen it all.
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There is sweeping language in the bill that scares a broad range of people because it could undermine all federal geospatial data.
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There are slow-burn creep-outs and perfectly timed jump scares, each a manifestation of some fear or trauma from Cooper's past.
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And, like many things that exist in the dark, it scares us to imagine seeing it in the glaring light of day.
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In comics, great scares often rely on alarming panel transitions or page break cliffhangers, and the book skillfully utilizes these as well.
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"I think you do enormous good, but your power sometimes scares me," Kennedy told representatives from Facebook, Google and Twitter on Tuesday.
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Things got more ghoulish during the Nixon years, with elaborate Halloween decorations, candy and scares organized annually for hundreds of local children.
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Don't think it can't happen to you, and keep your eyes out and be vocal if you see something that scares you.
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"Nothing scares a cop more than somebody trying to take their gun," Freeman told reporters on a conference call later on Wednesday.
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The bull has survived countless scares, including the 2011 European debt crisis and debt ceiling stalemate and the early 2016 growth scare.
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I switched from chemo to an experimental drug that, despite a few setbacks and scares, managed to hold my cancer at bay.
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Its critics, including in industry, say it is sometimes too quick to conclude that substances might cause cancer, causing unnecessary health scares.
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But, according to a survey from financial-advice website Credible, there's one thing that scares millennials even more: having credit-card debt.
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There are other creatures, including an ostrich and a worm and the Growler, a big, aggressive big dog who scares Officer Pupp.
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Analyzing the works of Stephen King is a great opportunity to understand what really scares us at the end of the day.
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It was far from a perfect execution by Brazil, which battled with empty seats, security scares and a mysterious green diving pool.
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If the movie works as well as it does, it's because Ms. Kusama can coax scares from shadows, silences and ricocheting looks.
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Eventually, her unstable behavior — which stems from intense emotions and explicit anxiety disorders — scares off Josh in a real, possibly irreversible way.
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In one of the better jump scares, Nicole Kidman is investigating her daughter who seems to be playing under a mottled veil.
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But quite frankly, probably what I love most is the thing that scares and challenges me the most, which is the music.
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Trump also promised several measures to stimulate the economy, after a week in which coronavirus scares contributed to the stock market plummeting.
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If Michael Myers betrays any personality at all, it's as a showman of scares, albeit a much cruder one than John Carpenter.
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But there is something that really scares Musk: Artificial Intelligence, and the idea of software and machines taking over their human creators.
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"My concern with the investing is that it's such a low hit rate that it scares me," he told Recode's Kurt Wagner.
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But many Democratic leaders and voters experience her as too strident, and she scares big donors, especially those in the financial industries.
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There's a lot of fun action and jump scares in this new "Mummy," but not enough substance to make a lasting impression.
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The idea of cardiac arrest scares the shit out of me personally since heart disease runs rampant in black and brown communities.
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That, combined with family loss, infidelity and health scares, offers plenty of comical yet achingly relatable material for the final six episodes.
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This is not the first time this anthology series, from Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, has visited the big top for scares.
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Despite the self-absorption that unfortunately accompanies cancer scares, most older patients realize that there are others worse off than we are.
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Also, what scares the shit out of me is that right-wing parties are getting more and more acceptable all over Europe.
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The firm said that would be "consistent with the growth scares" of 2010, 2011, 5003-2016 and the second half of 2018.
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Human motivation is complex, and I think people can say, 'I now have a safety blanket for this thing that scares me.
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Later Kagame led the crowd in singing "There is no fight that scares me", a gospel song turned into a political chant.
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The justice, 86, who was treated for chills and a fever, has had a series of health scares in the past year.
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I was always hesitant about getting LASIK because it&aposs expensive, and the idea of lasers cutting up my cornea scares me.
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And candy corn debates, scary movies, and the constant threat of jump scares make Halloween season a particularly good time to tweet.
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This is not to minimize the potential havoc the coronavirus may cause, but such scares are hardly a rarity in human history.
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Both Sanders and Warren, through their tax plans, are sending a message that scares people in business, and not just the wealthiest.
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"All the technology in the world and we can't recreate the real thing," he said of providing real scares with real people.
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He stealthily slides in with visitors sans scares, and walks through the maze with the same aimless terror seen in the film.
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Binge-watching in the dark is a must, but getting a 233K TV is what will really make those jump scares pop.
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Featured special guest stars André De Shields, Jake Gyllenhaal, Richard Kind, Natasha Lyonne, and David Byrne talk about what scares them, too.
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"When I say Russia scares me, it's not because I'm scared of them coming over here and doing something," Mr. Williams said.
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"I'm 59 years old, and it scares the heck out of me of what I might have to do next," Baggott said.
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"I think you do enormous good, but your power sometimes scares me," Kennedy told representatives from Facebook, Google and Twitter on Tuesday.
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Van Rooijen's overreliance on herky-jerky jump scares is a pity, because the movie that exists in the silence is surprisingly satisfying.
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Fostering their creativity — and avoiding the bitter political infighting that scares away potential newcomers to the city — should be a top priority.
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Aswath Damodaran, professor at NYU Stern School of Business, explains why Tesla scares investors and is the "bread and butter" for traders.
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After all, it's the month of Halloween, when people find release in celebrating what scares them, laughing and shrieking in one breath.
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What scares him, though, is how the 5th Circuit's ruling could entangle protest leaders in litigation for the actions of rogue protestors.
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The truth is that scares of dangerous or otherwise contaminated candy, despite playing a prominent role in American culture, are completely unfounded.
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The humor doesn't lean as far into camp as Evil Dead, nor are the scares as potent as in Shaun of the Dead.
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"This is an interest-rate sensitive sector, and that scares away a lot of investors," commented Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Stifel Nicolaus.
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Philips directed "The Hangover" trilogy and "War Dogs," and Phoenix told Collider that working with him on the Joker's origin film "scares" him.
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And it was able to succeed because it was a genre film; people came for the scares and left turning over the politics.
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Caption: 1973 | The Arab oil embargo, with its resulting high oil prices and fuel shortages, scares the US into thinking about EVs again.
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Its bodycon aesthetic makes me self-conscious, and as someone who hates "breaking in" anything, the stiffness of leather scares me a lot.
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So long as the movie had some good scares and was a fun experience, they will still turn out for the next installment.
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When you start throwing around lawsuits, when it's billion-dollar companies that start throwing around lawsuits, it scares the shit out of people.
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"I don't like all this volatility, it scares people, but I think it's being overplayed, there are bigger forces as work," Nason said.
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I was there for the jump scares and creepy imagery, and horror games aren't usually where I'm seeking to push my gaming skills.
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The restaurant chain's revenue was below forecasts, as it held food giveaways to encourage customers to return following last year's food safety scares.
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Providing clean water to their people is a challenge for developing countries struggling to avert health scares while keeping a lid on costs.
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In this, his second feature, the writer-director Paul Harrill ("Something, Anything,") isn't interested in the sensational scares of a haunted house film.
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But I am not sure The Lodge is more than a system of scares, barely holding together: I don't think the movie satisfies.
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I say that not to brag — I'm honestly really skittish, so jump scares get me every time — but to put things in perspective.
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Eventually, Jenner starts "playing the game," lying silent and still, until — of course — she scares her daughter, which cracks both of them up.
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One of the best and easiest ways to build audience dread, which is the more effective tactic than jump scares, is through music.
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This is another creeping-dread film that's more about tension and the isolation of the environment than about jump-scares and monster attacks.
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"As a developer I really distrust Microsoft and this acquisition scares the hell out of me," says one developer in the Reddit thread.
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Project 77 depicts a world in which armies fight for scares resources on distant planets, while massive corporations buy and sell entire civilizations.
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Kris clearly cares deeply about her mother, and after MJ's health scares, it's obvious that Kris is just afraid of losing her mother.
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Clear Flight Solutions' Robird is a drone that flaps its wings and scares the bejesus out of other birds to keep aviation safe.
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"When I lie awake at night the thought of death comes up and it just scares the shit out of me," he admits.
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These movies were primarily inspired by the rich British literary tradition of gothic horror, drawing terror from mood more than cheap jump scares.
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It's also a little weird, because Vicki and Maura's sister can relate to one another about breast cancer scares and Maura feels excluded.
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But if you go in expecting a fun fantasy with heart and a few scares, you may find plenty to love as well.
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Essentially, once the twists are unraveled and the scares jumped, then Hill House becomes a 10-episode playground of foreshadowing and clever winks.
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I don't think he is, but it's definitely in his blood, and I think it's something that probably scares him a little bit.
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"This decision scares people, it keeps people focused on the wrong things and it provides no useful guidance for what people should do."
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The Witch is anything but a traditional horror film, so whether it be in movies or in real life, what ultimately scares you?
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Its behaviour there disdains international law, scares its neighbours and heightens the danger of conflict with some of them and with America itself.
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He brings up Roko's Basilisk—a concept of an AI overlord that scares some thinkers so deeply they're afraid to even discuss it.
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Just playing the role of public watchdog gets the voters' attention and often scares the wrongdoing corporations into reversing their policies right away.
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Blasting kills fish eggs and larvae and scares off fish, emptying huge swaths of ocean and leaving commercial fishing operations with empty nets.
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We got the "Goosebumps" author at Shop Studios for New York Comic Con Thursday and we straight-up asked him what scares him.
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"In my own mind, I have to go back to the Red Scares of the '50s to recall a similar effort," she said.
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I think whenever there's something that really scares me or upsets me, then I try to engage with it as much as possible.
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And he's downplayed the threat of controlling someone's vibrator or butt plug via short-range Bluetooth hacking, a major source of media scares.
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Most of the essays are meditations on a particular moment: She walks us through tantrums, dinnertime, health scares, camping trips and basement floods.
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I can only imagine how many times my straight peers have thought about it for obvious reasons, and not just around pregnancy scares.
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It scares me for other kids because, you know, I'm more of a person where I get concerned for other people over myself.
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" Engineer Tess Rinearson wrote a viral blog post in 2016, titled "Dear Uber Recruiter," noting that "Uber's track record on women scares me.
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"The Others" will appeal to those who like Gothic horror, ghost stories and horror films that don't overly rely on cheap jump scares.
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The park has family-friendly fun, including trick-or-treating for kids who come in costume, and Halloween-themed rides, games, and scares.
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Facebook, far more than its peers, was the brunt of lawmakers' questioning of the three representatives on Tuesday: "Your power scares me," Sen.
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In the age of potential Zika scares looming over the horizon, it's easy to forget that global health crises come in many forms.
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Fade to Mind labelhead Kingdom has released a harrowing new video that should inspire fond memories of trojan horse viruses and Y2K scares.
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But what scares me about that 10 percent is that I can't help but believe that some of those victims felt the same.
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"In my own mind, I have to go back to the Red Scares of the '50s to recall a similar effort," Johnson said.
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As a comedian and satirist, what scares me most is that not taking these licks in stride is the backbone of this administration.
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Without a functioning State Department, foreign diplomats have no one to talk to at the world's most powerful address — and that scares them.
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As for scares about sharp objects (like pins, needles, and razors) in candy, Best has found 100 reports of this happening since 1958.
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The 2015 plane bombing caused Britain to halt all direct flights to Egypt's main Red Sea resort, Sharm el Sheikh, amid security scares.
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Then Gillespie nearly lost the primary to a Trumpkin, and it all became about dead Confederate generals and bogus Latin American gang scares.
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There are still jump scares in both of these houses, but half the time the character that leaps out is a good guy.
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In 22020, post-9/11, we felt vulnerable as a society, and our collective psychic trauma made us more susceptible to health scares.
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The current Warren agenda scares candidates in these venues as well as a number of freshman House Democrats who won in marginal districts.
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Unfortunately, I didn't have to change much to make it feel appropriate for 2019, and that is the thing that scares me most.
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These big ideas are woven among some seriously potent scares, making Marianne one of the most intellectually stimulating and thrilling shows on Netflix.
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We watched each other get married and have kids and go through health scares and all the things that happen over a decade.
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Reportedly, sanctions have a "chilling effect" that scares exporters away from doing legitimate business because they are so afraid of unintentionally violating sanctions.
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Having delivered its scares and worked in a sufficient number of book references, it seems to balk at making any thematic implications explicit.
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Furthermore, having narrowly avoided prison, dodged attempts on his life, and overcome health scares, he's a survivor in several senses of the word.
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"She kind of scares me," said Jonathan Ornstein, the chief executive of Mesa Airlines, where Ms. Nelson's union represents more than 1,000 workers.
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"He scares us all, we don't feel safe around him, and we don't know how he came to be this way," he wrote.
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The constant onslaught of new technology is making our lives more public and trackable than ever, which understandably scares a lot of people.
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This Halloween, you may be thinking of scares from the supernatural world, but what about the much scarier, and much more real, technological one?
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If horror movie jump-scares just aren't satisfying your need for thrills and chills, then maybe a spine-tingling novel is what you need.
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This isn't your average gingerbread house, and not just because the tasty houses are more commonly associated with Christmas cheer rather than Halloween scares.
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"Frankly, that scares me," said Christine Todd Whitman, who ran the Environmental Protection Agency under George W. Bush, in an interview with Deutsche Welle.
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The CFO also noted that research showed that during the health scares, customers that visited less often did not go to a direct competitor.
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They welcomed two sons — Chance, 22000, and Cannon, 22008 — and had each other to lean on while Larry was going through multiple health scares.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — As if there had not been enough scares out of China lately, a new threat looms: a shortage of donkey skin gelatin.
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Cathy Samuels, the centre's communications director, said that, like other Jewish centres around America, Pittsburgh's has received its share of threats and bomb scares.
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"It scares me that we had a kid chose to live behind a store instead of telling a teacher he needed help," she says.
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We'll have to wait and see what Peele has in the works, but at least we know that scares will definitely be in store.
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The only thing that scares Germans more than Trump is the flood of refugees that's been pouring into Europe lately, which scored 26 percent.
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"And another thing...stop breaking all your furniture when you fight with your girlfriend or boyfriend...it scares me and my kid," she wrote.
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It feels unique, it is its own world in some ways, and maybe, mostly, it scares the fucking shit out of me or something.
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