It seems as the kids grow older, the costumes are getting scarier and scarier.
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That Drago was the scariest villain in movie history, to me, scarier than Darth Vader, scarier than the melted faces in Raiders of the Lost Ark, scarier than Hook.
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Even as he's carted off into scarier and scarier situations, the loyalty and trust in his gaze never falters.
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This "political haunted house" is even scarier than the election This "political haunted house" is even scarier than the election This segment originally aired Oct.
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To me, it's scarier Facebook-- it's scarier if Facebook or Google or-- or others keep all the data to themselves because that gives them a significant advantage.
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But we also sense that as the campaign unfolds, many Americans will like less and less, and find scarier and scarier, Trump's almost exclusive focus on himself.
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When you see each little mistake as hurting your value as a human being, decisions become scarier and scarier to make — to the point where simple things become downright agonizing.
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In keeping with the Halloween spirit, the poll also found that Americans say that Trump is scarier than ghosts, vampires, witches, mummies, zombies and werewolves — but not scarier than the devil.
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" But, she wrote, "the world seems a lot scarier.
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The results were even scarier for Alyssa Keele of Washington.
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At the time, [the military] were scarier than the police.
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Every table read must be even scarier than the last.
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And she said it made her nightmare that much scarier.
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But the bigger platforms get, the scarier the idea becomes.
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It's a sultry, tense thriller scarier than any slasher film.
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There's a far scarier seasonal beverage to drink for Halloween.
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Hey, WWE -- want a bigger, scarier version of Ronda Rousey?
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Especially if you're not there for them, that's even scarier.
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BOORSTIN: BUT ARE THEY SCARIER – ARE THEY YOUR BIGGEST THREAT?
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Do you generally think the faster and scarier, the better?
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What's scarier here is the indifference of the Delos Corporation.
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"That's one of the scarier ones," Friedman said of retail.
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But something even scarier than alcohol is heading Thelma's way.
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And we're a lot scarier — do not fuck with us.
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Maybe nothing seems scarier than the outside world right now.
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Sometimes he adds color to make his pumpkins even scarier.
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And it is hard to say which would be scarier.
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"A world … that never ends is even scarier," Kurt protests.
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We'd expect three years later, that number's only gotten scarier.
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Such horrendous numbers are even scarier during a global pandemic.
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Sometimes it's scarier when no one can hear you scream.
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What could be scarier than alien invaders hiding among us?
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That might be scarier than the idea of bipartisan regulation.
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Messaging a new match can seem scarier than any haunted house.
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It gets even scarier, though, when you see her next Snap.
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That's much scarier than anything Chuck can do for you, Clips.
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But its inhabitants are a lot scarier than simple shambling zombies.
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An even scarier stat from the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology?
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I think we're making a scarier film than people might imagine.
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That somehow seems bigger and scarier than anything that's come before.
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And in New York, that means rougher, dirtier, scarier at night.
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In some ways, the big picture is even scarier for Facebook.
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So is it scarier then to have your name on this?
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Yes, an annoyed Leslie Jones is apparently scarier than a demogorgon.
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When it comes to ghost stories, the scarier the better, right?
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In short, they're not just big dense balls, but something scarier.
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"But it's even scarier talking about that than Game of Thrones."
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Then we realized that the politicians are scarier than the monsters.
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Some of it can seem frighteningly real, which makes it scarier.
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That's what makes the idea of single payer so much scarier.
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Sherk's next goal is introducing Connor to his bigger, scarier counterpart.
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He's scarier and a bit more ruthless than his original counterpart.
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They're images of our world that are far scarier than fiction.
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Still, way scarier out of the jersey if ya ask us.
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Spinal cord stimulation sounds a lot scarier than it really is.
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Things like that are going to be scarier than live performances.
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Even scarier than going through the potential land mines of infertility?
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Well, it depends on your idea of what's scarier, I guess.
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Sex, in general, has become scarier to us than ever before.
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I have friends who believe he is even scarier than Trump.
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But the North Korean crisis is even scarier than you think.
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The moral health of the polity is in even scarier shape.
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But it's somehow even scarier when it's not that far away.
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His brand of haunting is much more subtle — and much scarier.
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But to the pests, there are far scarier dangers out there.
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That was a terrifying time — but this seems a lot scarier.
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Scarier still is this situation may be worse than we know.
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"Last night — that felt scarier than Radio City," Mr. Sim said.
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She found out that coping with the aftermath was far scarier.
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If you're President Trump, there's nothing scarier than such a person.
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Unfortunately, Cold War era thinking is back and scarier than ever.
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This is doubly true in regards to even scarier nightmare scenarios.
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Critic's Pick Sam Shepard's wild West just got a lot scarier.
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Because the threat of a clown is scarier than death itself.
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In fact, it might even be scarier than the film itself.
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But the scarier Trump gets, the less funny the contrast is.
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It's cooler, a little scarier, and a dangerous twist on that concept.
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And navigating that system became a little more fraught, a little scarier.
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What's scarier: Jordan Peele's Us or trying to count to 70 million?
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Jabari 3.0, debuting in late February 2018, might somehow be even scarier.
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What's scarier: the zombie apocalypse or the trials and tribulations of teenhood?
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That's me, this time around, only I'm huge and a lot scarier.
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It also makes things scarier when Calvin starts posing a significant threat.
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But learning about how big they can get makes tsunamis even scarier.
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But a world in which pay rises are unimaginable is far scarier.
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Jelly Piranha Plants - scarier than the original... #jellymario #webgl #gamedev #indiedev pic.twitter.
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The scarier part, unfortunately, is how much the game looks increasingly prophetic.
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It makes it a scarier movie monster, sure, but it's just unrealistic.
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It's a scarier prospect than the concerns about China's growth and exports.
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Some are scarier, meriting check-ins to the hospital or legal wranglings.
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But there's also a much scarier side to what this research means.
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These quickly escalated; each one had to be scarier than the last.
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While stylistically similar to his 2014 film, Personal Shopper is far scarier.
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The pilot is scary, but I hear the show gets even scarier.
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" A source told Plott, "It's like, 'Jesus, take the wheel,' but scarier.
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The situation is very scary, scarier than it has ever been before.
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Now, if there's anything scarier than bears, spiders and snakes, it's... cows?
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He has played in bands like The Holy Mess and Scarier Area.
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The idea of being completely alone is so much scarier to me.
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Which, I found out later, is much scarier than a big guy.
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It's all the scarier in that it's so quietly and accurately rendered.
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What will be scarier, though, is when the machines can train themselves.
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New, Scarier Possibilities Right at the top of Quan's list was malignancy.
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Corporate earnings could justify stock prices, but there are other, scarier scenarios.
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Maybe we do the scary thing, because the alternative is even scarier.
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It's scarier than any of those shows about great whites and hammerheads.
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And that's a problem that's even scarier than the Trump-Putin axis.
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But this is more widespread, and scarier, than I thought it was.
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Nazi zombies are back and they're looking scarier and bigger than ever.
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It felt much scarier in real life than what we were writing.
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And the scarier follow-up: What if I don't deserve that identity?
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Then I had a scarier thought: what if they voted for him?
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"It's scarier to query than it was three years ago," she wrote.
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The answer is even scarier, though, so Harbaugh goes off the rails.
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But the long term effects of a sunburn can be even scarier.
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I'm partly being serious and partly joking, and I don't know what's scarier.
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It's an interesting commentary, which makes it scarier than anything I've ever done.
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On Sunday, they said he was scarier than North Korea's Kim Jong-Un.
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The weather is scary, the people are scarier, and the bugs are monstrous.
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When the turkey is scarier than you thought it'd be this year. 8.
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As it turns out, sometimes the truth is scarier than the fictionalized version.
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Those guys and their zombie horde are obviously scarier than any scheming Lannisters.
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And scarier than watching Jaws in the ocean is what's inside an iPhone.
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There is nothing scarier than people who are profoundly ignorant and profoundly certain.
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He murmured something about the living characters being scarier than the dead ones.
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But that's a more complicated — and potentially scarier — story than blaming the media.
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The clandestine nature of Russia's activity in the cyber arena is even scarier.
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And that makes it a scarier business to be in in some respects.
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Apparently it's about to get a whole lot scarier for men out there.
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"Things get scarier as we get closer to a realistic therapy," Vallabh says.
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Few things are scarier than a dangerous, incurable new disease that spreads quickly.
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We have to make clear that what's in this bill is even scarier.
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"Flanagan added that he thinks "Bly Manor" is "much scarier than season one.
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When we compare childhood doses to adult doses the numbers are even scarier.
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Researchers' predictions about coming sea-level rise are getting more accurate — and scarier.
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But the even scarier thought is that he knows exactly what he's doing.
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"That was a terrifying time — but this seems a lot scarier," he wrote.
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" KYLE RICHARDS People joke and say, "What's scarier: shooting 'Real Housewives' or 'Halloween'?
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Intracranial hemorrhaging—that is: a bleeding brain—is less likely and much scarier.
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But dying alone in public is definitely scarier than dying alone at home.
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It's a scarier thing to enact when you're older and it's real people.
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If that continues, there's potential for the scary situation to get even scarier.
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What's scarier than someone who doesn't believe in a woman's right to abortion?
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But to me, nothing was scarier than the idea of confronting the situation.
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Intimacy can be terrifying, and the lonelier you are, the scarier it is.
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But this one, a few months after my 27th birthday, felt different. Scarier.
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The devil you don't know is always scarier than the devil you do.
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"The rest of the world looks scarier than the U.S.," Mr. Inker said.
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What's even scarier is that I think he may genuinely believe it. 13.
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The report's scarier themes lie in its projections for the next 15 years.
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"Music is scarier than furniture because I love it so much," she said.
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Are we talking about love, which feels scarier than all of those combined?
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Status: Resurrected to be bigger and scarier since the end of Season 5.
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The Purge: Election Year is scarier than it has any right to be.
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"Playtest" questions whether Cooper's everyday life is sadder or scarier than his death.
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Not sure how they can make that scarier than reality, but go for it.
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Granted, there are much scarier forecasts out there, like that University of Oxford study.
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Scarier are the structural shifts that lurk behind this correction, driven by technological change.
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"I can't even imagine how much scarier that experience would have been," she says.
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I was too afraid to take risks, but you know what's scarier than failure?
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Jamie Lee Curtis has accepted a mission to make Halloween scarier than ever before.
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Honestly, these ants look a bit scarier than Daenerys's dragons on Game of Thrones.
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It was a riskier, scarier season, and we made some people worse before better.
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The world seems scarier than ever; is this really the right time to party?
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It's far scarier to not just experience someone like Serena Joy but understand her.
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I guess what I'm trying to say is that, yeah, things are scarier now.
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On Sunday, media said he was scarier than North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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The tangible threats you face are that much scarier because of the creepy atmosphere.
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There's something even scarier than ghosts and goblins lurking around the corner: The flu.
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I'm a tough guy, but I don't think I have ever experienced anything scarier.
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"I can't even imagine how much scarier that experience would have been," she said.
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He is scarier because he resembles a double agent dreamed up by liberal screenwriters.
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MATT Big parties and interviews like this are scarier to me now than clowns.
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Scarier still, Mr. Pence might be our next vice president or even become president.
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But here we are, twenty years later… and the world seems a lot scarier.
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Even scarier, only about 5,000 high school students took the AP Computer Science course.
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Even scarier ... he was working out in the Senate gym like nothing was wrong.
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What's even scarier is that it could happen a lot faster than we predicted.
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It's much scarier to read about people who can't recognize that they're predators. Timely!
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As for the computer-generated leviathan, making something bigger doesn't necessarily make it scarier.
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As scary as that is for us, it may be even scarier for him.
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But the world has grown much scarier and more uncertain since the 2015 election.
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Not taking it and avoiding the truth will result in a far scarier situation.
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You know how things get scarier at night, particularly when there are no streetlamps?
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But the far scarier subtext is what he still thinks is a good idea.
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All that might not have mattered nearly as much if the film was scarier.
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Far scarier for Trump and the GOP, it has majority support even among Republicans.
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The more that life in Twin Peaks stays the same, the scarier it gets.
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Anyway, Kai wants to up the intensity of the group's killings so that they're scarier.
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When you think about it, there's nothing much scarier than a plunge into the unknown.
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Going for a dip in shark territory is scarier than popping a bottle of champagne.
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I think because there's no supernatural element to it this year, it just feels scarier.
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It's even scarier when an airline employee is accused of helping get weapons on board.
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Now that the relationship's ballast has been largely jettisoned, future squalls will be even scarier.
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The result is something much scarier, more chilling, more menacing, and absolutely, wholly its own.
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Put simply, if you're in a scary situation, it's made exponentially scarier if you're alone.
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There's a much scarier truth, though, and that's that they don't all wear T-shirts.
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As People notes, Klum had dropped hints that her costume would be scarier this year.
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This time around, however, there's something that makes the critiques all the scarier for NBC.
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Diane/Jean was there when that happened, which makes this therapy session all the scarier.
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Trump mixed with the atomic bomb is scarier than anything King has written — so far.
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There's another fear that's a bit wonkier, but on some level even scarier: Currency war.
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Indiana Jones is known for hating snakes, but you know what's actually scarier than snakes?
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I can't think of a scarier thing to think about than being detached, you know?
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And let's be honest: Is anything really scarier than the US presidential election right now?
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This most promotes fast-moving, mostly office-based industries with sparklier rewards and scarier risks.
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But what's even scarier is that Delbert claims the staff knew about the faulty belt.
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Ultimately, the effects from rainforest loss will be far scarier than a Halloween without candy.
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She is our only hope against the scary and scarier Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
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Fortunately, the Cathys of the world can reserve their outbursts of "Ack!" for scarier news.
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It didn't make things scarier for me or trip me out in any profound way.
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She's accustomed to having her fiction critiqued, but this feels much scarier, and more personal.
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It's scary whenever you see the kid on screen, and even scarier when you don't.
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It gets scarier from there ... especially when she realized they were coming for her next.
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The shot feels warmer and more alive, despite being set in an ostensibly scarier atmosphere.
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That the leader of the government response consistently spreads disinformation about it is even scarier.
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That Lauren's fears are realistic is a whole lot scarier than any cavalcade of ghosts.
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The second is a lot scarier, the psychopath who lacks empathy for any living thing.
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According to The Independent, Halloween in Great Britain is decidedly scarier, even for younger kids.
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But the alternative was even scarier: the permanent end of the middle-class Hollywood writer.
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A visit to Pedro Reyes's politically themed haunted house may be scarier than you think.
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What's a scarier fate in 2017, living without the internet, or without a cell phone?
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Some observations: Eleven's shaved head looks scarier in the Lego-verse, as does Dr. Brenner's face.
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That can all be exacerbated by climate change, and it's slowly getting scarier and more urgent.
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Instead of saying "boo" for halloween, say something much much scarier like commitment or college tuition.
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The world's looking a bit scarier in 21195, and that makes gold a lot more appealing.
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But of course, death also happens fast here, and nothing is scarier than a lonely death.
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His calculation appears to be that the scarier he seems, the more political traction he has.
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Excessive use may lead to even scarier side effects, such as potassium depletion and electrolyte abnormalities.
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"I don't want to live in a world where ISIS is scarier than hackers," Rock began.
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And the closer we get to Halloween, we can surely expect things to only get scarier.
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It's even less scarier, which means the franchise really knows what it's doing for its audience.
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With things like climate change looming, end-of-the-world stories just got a lot scarier.
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That this is now a service available to anyone — for a price — makes things even scarier.
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And, though the financial world is scary, the only thing scarier is being unprepared for it.
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It's a scary situation — and what's scarier still is it's unclear where it all will lead.
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But here's an even scarier question: What happens if they've been working together this whole time?
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This prospect is scarier when thinking of a particular example, like India and Pakistan for instance.
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The prospect gets scarier when you imagine everyone wearing camera-equipped AR glasses in the future.
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But it could be even scarier, particularly if you intentionally lied to get a better rate.
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The other Republican candidates could be even scarier, a top asset manager told CNBC on Friday.
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These kind of movies, to Dan and me, were scarier because they were presented as reality.
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I think that's scarier for people — they want it to come, be done, and go away.
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We've seen some of the concept art that showed that it could have been much scarier.
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Perhaps the scarier question is not if they will try to influence our elections, but how.
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The ships are bigger, the aliens scarier and more bloodthirsty, and the technology is more advanced.
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Megan Fox Because there's nothing scarier than a larger-than-life banana, according to the actress.
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If you listen to Bernie Sanders, big, bad Wall Street bankers are scarier than any wolf.
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It was about something more, something bigger, something scarier and wilder and harder to pin down.
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The only thing scarier would be if you actually had a rat king on the wall.
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At this point, the images become sharper, scarier and more austere, and the emotions more intense.
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And the Internal Revenue Code is scarier than a dark wood when you're lost in it.
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Over the next three hours, succumb to a much different, much scarier kind of gravity. 7.
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But what happens if you get Huey Long next time, which would be a lot scarier?
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Perhaps even scarier is how many people in today's society have failed to become Guy Montags.
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"It Comes At Night" is pretty terrifying — but it may be even scarier after it's over.
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You can find much scarier, more shocking stuff by casually surfing websites or reading the news.
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The world is a different place from last weekend ... a lot scarier and a lot sicklier.
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Trump's policies reflect an even scarier kind of prejudice than his own: one with a plan.
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Perhaps even scarier, from a global perspective, is that some other countries have it far worse.
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We've seen Republicans use this tactic in recent years with stunning gall and even scarier success.
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In the time since the drink's 1972 creation, Long Island has become a sadder, scarier place.
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But reality can be scarier than fiction, especially in cases that remain a mystery to this day.
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But when Edwards went into homes to check the damage, he discovered something even scarier than leaks.
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Just one article isn't (too big of) an issue, but this is part of a scarier trend.
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It turns out that's scarier than giving it a go and just not being the absolute best.
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As anyone with a beloved animal knows, there's nothing scarier than seeing your pet isn't doing well.
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As losing a job becomes a scarier prospect, workers may not bargain so hard for better pay.
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Who was scarier to face: the ladies of "The View," or the New Yorker editor David Remnick?
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Robots and monsters that come after you are scarier because of their vitality, their three-dimensional reality.
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How scary: Scarier than Spider-Man, not as scary as James Franco's performance in Spider-Man 3.
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As I got older, the blackouts grew scarier and more frequent, after a smaller number of drinks.
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But rather than embracing that scarier aspect of Venom the character, the movie shies away from it.
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But a trip to the doctor resulted in a much scarier diagnosis for the 34-year-old.
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Set 40 years after the events of the 1978 classic, this year's Halloween looks scarier than ever.
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The story of Josh Murray and Amanda Stanton's crumbled relationship is getting a lot stranger and scarier.
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With all the Halloween hype, nothing might be scarier than almost watching a new iPhone 7 die.
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It's even scarier if he" -- breaking into a laugh -- "I don't want Trump anywhere near that box.
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For The Gritterman I'm going to have to do some readings, and I find that far scarier.
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But I ultimately decided my likelihood of developing breast cancer, and my family history, were even scarier.
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Wind Gap has mean teenagers, who are scarier than anything else in that hog-eat-hog town.
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American policy options for dealing with North Korea's nuclear weapons may have just gotten a lot scarier.
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"The terror in their eyes was unbelievable; it was scarier than the wounds," a probation sergeant said.
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And that could well be a much scarier prospect than Trump's defenders would like you to believe.
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"In some ways, Bob is scarier than Harvey, as Bob is more unpredictable," says the first source.
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I grew up in China, where a much scarier government is in place, and it's still there.
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Much worse and scarier things may lie ahead, because Trump isn't just a protectionist, he's an authoritarian.
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"This one is scarier to me, because we knew how to handle the other one," former Rep.
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Yet there is something even scarier about Passover than the sheer vulnerability of people gathered at prayer.
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But coming as it does in 2019, its vilification of reporters and the feds is even scarier.
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Eating weed might be scarier than smoking it, but it can't kill you—even if you're underage.
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We get that being fully human is probably a scarier prospect than being a part-time golfer.
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With the current state of tech, many experts say it wouldn't, but that could be even scarier.
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"The much scarier thing, no matter how bad your relationship gets, is the other option," Horgan said.
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Like the movie's scarier bits, all of these pets are meant to be reflections of their owners.
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But in this case, the word "banks" in association with "Facebook" might just sound scarier than the reality.
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Playstation VR is making horror games scarier, multiplayer games more engaging, and single-player action shooters more immersive.
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If you come down too hard or judgmental, you make it scarier for them to talk to you.
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The second weapon in the arsenal, section 301, is "scarier" than 201, says Kim Elliott, a trade expert.
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There's very little action here, but there's plenty of horror: All things considered, what's scarier than being alone?
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Admittedly, Mr Trump has changed his tune as the nuclear threat from North Korea has become ever scarier.
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Making the story even scarier, the man, who authorities are still trying to identify, died and then disappeared.
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Virtual assistants are getting scarier—I mean, fancier—with rumored features like facial recognition and integrated Google services.
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Those images, it's worth noting, might also make the movie scarier for kids than most prior Marvel offerings.
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His chief antagonist, shaggy-haired Ramsay Bolton, is likewise scarier off-screen, hinted at, rather than portrayed endlessly.
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Nerve agents don't just poison people — they stick around and poison the land, making the attack even scarier.
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Nothing is scarier than an empowered woman who isn't afraid of an opinion that differs from her own.
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But it's like with music: I'm more interested in stuff outside the mainstream, niches where stuff is scarier.
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"Could Stephen King write a scarier version of this and put it on the Senate floor?" asks Jurenko.
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Even scarier is that many resistant bacteria first evolve in animals and then go on to infect people.
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There are other, far scarier scenarios, and I don't understand why we wouldn't want to prepare for those.
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What's scarier than teenagers making bad decisions before prom or not being able to get over your ex?
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And it's even scarier to see that many French people discovered the concept of fake news last week.
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Coming out was scarier back then, but it's hard to remember exactly how much and in what way.
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In a sense, our ancestors and their habitat are scarier than the film's eponymous witch, her bloodthirstiness notwithstanding.
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That's no longer the case, and the show has become a scarier, more dangerous place as a result.
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This time it's something much scarier, and much more dangerous: the cocky, manipulative slut-shaming high school boy.
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I think this scene would seem much scarier if this weren't a perfectly normal outfit for Lady Gaga.
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It's up to you which version of Washington you think is scarier: House of Cards', or our own.
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Actually, North Korea could be scarier, because the Soviet Union was actually in control of the Cuban missiles.
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I'd driven on scarier trails before but, in a Rolls-Royce, the stakes are just so much higher.
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That said, Ramirez said she would do this competition again only if it were scarier and more difficult.
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On Friday he called Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg "scarier" than Fidel Castro and likened Facebook to a dictatorship.
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The mortgage melt down ratcheted that reputation into something much scarier: an existential threat to the global economy.
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Forty-nine percent of those polled said Trump was scarier than ghosts, while 40 percent said the opposite.
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The Stanley Hotel, which inspired the Stephen King novel The Shining, may be scarier than the actual movie.
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Doing a scene by yourself is scarier—you know you don't have other people to fall back on.
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Also of note: The ghosts are officially scarier in this version than in the original, male-led movies.
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Scarier still: More than a quarter of those with debt don't have a plan to pay it off.
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And the fact that this kind of paranoia has infected our ruling party is scarier than any virus.
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To me there's just about nothing scarier than the truth that we can never really know another person.
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But something scarier than a stock market decline has also been going on: People are getting laid off.
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It's a lot scarier to do something by yourself than when you have people doing it with you.
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As a result, the shark was more of an invisible threat, which turned out to be even scarier.
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That glibly danced by a scarier issue, however — the sheer scale of portfolios that were protected by insurance.
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So, at the urging of her mom, Ella did something even scarier than her fears: She confronted them.
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And when I alarm someone, the piano ditty sounds a little scarier, like something is about to happen.
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" Emmerich called the animosity between the two countries "tragic" and said it makes the world "a scarier place.
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The real world is way scarier than any slasher film, and I'll take a distracting audiobook any day.
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But are they scarier than real threats, like climate change, economic hardship, or the death of loved ones?
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Which is frustrating, because it's clear that It could have been so much scarier if Muschietti had done less.
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Spiky rubber gloves that are meant to masturbate penises actually do exist, but they're typically scarier-looking than this.
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Nothing is scarier to folks who manage budgets than a vendor that could charge an arbitrary amount per month.
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Ursula the Sea Witch from The Little Mermaid became markedly scarier when she malfunctioned, losing her head mid-ride.
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Calling is scary, but guess what's scarier — not voting because you're scared to talk to someone on the phone!
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But what might be even scarier is the idea that, if it did, plenty of Americans wouldn't even care.
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The gutting of net neutrality, which became official earlier this week, makes this kind of consolidation a lot scarier.
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The short is scarier than the dentist and is probably the reason I'll go back again in six months.
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The rest of Europe is looking to the Netherlands as superbugs scarier than MRSA, once rare, are spreading fast.
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Greta doesn't look like the typical horror movie, and that's probably going to make it all that much scarier.
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It's all pretty scary stuff, made even scarier by several real-life examples of times devices have gone wrong.
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Indeed, Gaston's devolution from scorned prick to crazed murderer makes him scarier because of how realistic his evilness is.
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A number is just a number, but somehow it looks bigger (and scarier) when it's preceded by a symbol.
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Even scarier: There seems to be around six times as much dark matter in the universe as regular matter.
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The entire scene is scarier than a car horror flick like Death Proof because it's so grounded in reality.
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That's a scary thought for Yahoo and other tech companies, but it should be even scarier for their users.
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And second, the surveillance apparatus he is about to inherit is far scarier than the one available to Nixon.
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But this new trailer shows that Morgan is trying for something far scarier — and it seems like it's working.
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Chiwetel Ejiofor is perfect as the villain, Scar, delivering a scarier version than Jeremy Irons' sarcastic and sassy lion.
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The postponing of exercises makes such a provocation — which could potentially have escalated into something even scarier — less likely.
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Stranger Things has a new villain coming in season 2, and he represents something far scarier than any Demogorgon.
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For older adults, perhaps nothing is scarier than the prospect of spending their later years in a nursing home.
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"It's scarier and lonelier for them," said certified financial planner Kristi Sullivan, owner of Sullivan Financial Planning in Denver.
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" Damon -- who's been an outspoken Trump supporter for years -- added, "Towards the end, it started getting a little scarier.
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Double Teams What is scarier than watching your favorite team try to defend Joel Embiid on the left block?
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One time, though, I got asked to do a Playboy shoot, which was much more professional and much scarier.
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" Even scarier is that another popular trending query in the hours following the vote was, "What is the EU?
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" The Washington Post went below the belt, insulting the Predator itself: "Frankly, scarier critters have checked into Roach Motels.
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These two factors made cultural change, particularly Muslim immigration, even scarier, activating prejudices and turning Europeans to the right.
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Gingrich, then, is hyping up extremely unlikely threats to make the world look far, far scarier than it is.
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These birds are fearsomely intelligent, which makes them either more impressive, or even scarier, depending on who you ask.
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As my heartbeat slowed, I realized that nothing can be scarier than what my own imagination can conjure up.
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The idea of Blair Witch, as it turned out, was ultimately far scarier than anything the film could sell.
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There's an old adage in horror moviemaking that what you don't see is often scarier than what you do.
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However infuriating and dangerous American policy makers find him, they will ultimately find the alternative — chaos in Turkey — scarier.
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As BoJack Horseman progressed through its six seasons, the show's most obvious punchline didn't get funnier; it got scarier.
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Background reading: • The Interpreters write that the threat of war with North Korea might be scarier than it sounds.
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These Robodogs Are Even Scarier When They Start Working In a PackThat sound, that sound, as they come marching.
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Men like these had told far bigger lies for far bigger and scarier clients to far more destructive ends.
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"It's scarier, because you don't even know," Fabian Fanfair, a United Parcel Service supervisor from Brooklyn, said on Monday.
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"Terminator 2: Judgment Day" changed all that by using computer graphics to create the newer, scarier T-1000 villain.
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Even breaches that were high-profile at the time are fading into obscurity as bigger and scarier ones crop up.
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In fact, they're trapped in the perpetually sunny field where it takes place, which is way scarier than it sounds.
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But even if they're not a symptom of something scarier, your doctor may recommend that you see a headache specialist.
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Terror attacks The more we learn about the terror cell behind the Paris and Brussels attacks, the scarier it gets.
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Why not make a run for a guy who could turn an already-great team into an even scarier one?
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"The authors are earnest and methodical — and the case they make is scarier for it," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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But the next boss will have to deal with an income statement that is scarier than the Thane of Cawdor.
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Scarier even still are the other ways that climate change can damage our infrastructure, such as superstorms, wildfires, and megadroughts.
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Image: Sony PicturesDaniel Espinosa's highly anticipated sci-fi thriller, Life, isn't just 2017's answer to Alien—it's much scarier.
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His settings and characters feel real, which means the introduction of the uncanny into their midst becomes all the scarier.
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The wrist camera angle is even scarier because you see the world fall around him as he's making his jump.
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These contestants had to face something so much scarier than the scale and that's what they needed my support on.
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This iconic, hair-raising podcast prides itself on finding true stories that are scarier than anything you could dream up.
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In a world that feels scarier than ever, Halloween Horror Nights is a perfect opportunity to scream your head off.
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But in a way, it's scarier to imagine how quickly the affronts will pile up simply by doing banal things.
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Is there any theme park horror story scarier than the one where someone falls out of a high-flying ride?
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But, instead of zombies or a plague taking out society, something much scarier ended the world as we know it.
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What could be scarier for a drive-through operator than having the chain's chief executive looking over your literal shoulder?
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"Some of the videos that De Niro has put up are scarier than some of his fictional roles," Brabender said.
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""I don't know what's scarier though," Halsey continued, "having to talk about my boyfriend on TV or having that happen.
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Still, Chiwetel Ejiofor is perfect as the villain, Scar, delivering a scarier version than Jeremy Irons' sarcastic and sassy lion.
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"Automatically canceling and rebooking is scarier to hotels because it has an adverse effect on pricing and profitability," he said.
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Now a round of wildfires has broken out in Southern California, and they may be scarier than the October fires.
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It has the potential to detract from a scarier reality: the extent of state desperation in the face of terrorism.
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That said, while playing alone definitely made things scarier, it also made numerous flaws in the game's execution more apparent.
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But it's more difficult because it's scarier to be out in public, especially when I don't have a carpool buddy.
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These travelers want to be protected not necessarily from the scarier versions of a foreign land but from other tourists.
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As the digital world gets scarier, Apple's technology may come to resemble a high-priced oasis for the world's rich.
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"It was probably scarier than the cruise," Ms. Catron said of the flight, which landed at about 6:246 a.m.
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I wanted to see what it would be like to take on a topic that's even scarier than being gay.
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"It was one of the scarier parenting moments I've ever had, but thank God it all worked out," she said.
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"The researcher told me that Erica had said that she finds Pokemon Go scarier than artificial intelligence," Ms. Tammi said.
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The robot future may be on its way, but what's scarier still is the present being shaped by Silicon Valley.
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You probably already despise mosquitos — and we're about to give you a scarier reason than usual to justify that hatred.
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For child-shaped crash dummies, the numbers were even scarier: Those got hit a disturbing 89 percent of the time.
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While the history is daunting, the on-the-ground results over the past year might be even scarier for Republicans.
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"I don't know what's scarier though, having to talk about my boyfriend on TV or having that happen," Halsey said.
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But nothing's scarier than Jack Nicholson's malevolent leer as he pursues his family through the empty corridors of the hotel.
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And their willingness to consciously use that veneer to mask their depravity make them scarier, and more fascinating than ever.
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However, many riders choose to break the law and stick to the sidewalks anyway, because the alternative is much scarier.
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If this app is practically similar to a minimum at a bodega, though, it's theoretically quite different (and much scarier).
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News reports on North Korea tend to sound a whole lot scarier than the situation usually turns out to be.
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For some people, uploading an unfiltered, makeup-free photo to Instagram can seem scarier than all those naked-in-public nightmares.
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But I think what's even scarier is if I don't let those guards down with you, I could risk losing you.
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The second was a scarier feeling that comes from the lawlessness of a territory too new for rules to be drawn.
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Namely, we may see black men as bigger, stronger, and scarier than white men, even if they are the same size.
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Well take that idea and make it 10 times scarier by adding a hungry pack of alligators, and you get Crawl.
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It is big, wet, cold, deep, mysterious, and full of fish that are a lot scarier than Nemo and the gang.
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It's not deflection to say that this is much, much scarier than Omar's poorly phrased comments about the pro-Israel lobby.
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Just a sprain, no structural damage, out-two-weeks type of shit, rendered far scarier by his exit on a wheelchair.
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There ain't no super villain planning these attacks from some base, the truth is so much scarier and harder to face.
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It's even scarier to see evidence of what it looks like and to hear about the aftermath of a tech explosion.
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But the gambit of positioning the influenza virus as the scarier of two foes is as dangerous as it is hackneyed.
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Perhaps it's scarier to tweet our lust for openly gay women because doing so would ground our desires closer to reality.
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In those months of darkness I was too afraid to put myself out there, but you know what's scarier than rejection?
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As any astrology buff will tell you, both Libra and Gemini are air signs, and Geminis are stereotypically scarier than Libras.
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Whether you'd like to be a witch, ghost, or even a harrowing vampire this year, just remember: the scarier, the better.
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I really wanted to get that into her character, and her commitment to being the better, smarter, scarier character of Tag.
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Well, that situation just got scarier now that the White House's chief information security officer reportedly no longer has a job.
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Scary … And even scarier is the fact that this information can be mirrored, hacked or used by others for nefarious purposes.
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It would be scarier if it was the beginning of my career, if I was more sensitive to things like that.
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Channel Zero, a show that adopted the AHS anthology format but is honestly way scarier, came out in 2016 on SyFy.
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Over the weekend our clocks sprung ahead, we lost an hour of sleep, and Sunday scaries were...well, scarier than ever.
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It gets even scarier, with murder and ESP and hang-up phone calls that will leave up clutching your teddy bear.
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What's perhaps crazier (and scarier) is that these users are on the site for an average of 3 hours each session.
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It's good to stop every once in a while, and truly ponder some of the bigger, scarier, existential questions in life.
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The question is whether even a National Guard-protected border will really be scarier than the countries they're trying to leave.
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What's even scarier than costumes like this being made (and sold) is the fact that many of them actually sell out.
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Because what could be scarier than the little slab we rely on for everything, becoming a gateway for our worst fears.
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Damn, Big Brother seems to have become a lot scarier than it seemed when we read the novel in high school.
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Neighbors are also known to harass spectators and chase them off the land, which may be scarier than any paranormal encounter.
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Unlike the rest of the Plastics, Cady didn't appear to get the sexy costume memo, instead opting for a scarier look.
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To me, Beto O'Rourke, with his corporate backing and neoliberal inclinations and Obama aide campaign chief, is way scarier then Sen.
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Letting go of the past can be scary, but as you know in your heart, not moving forward is even scarier.
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In scarier bits, he also endures a weird voodoo ritual in which the man next to him is shot to death.
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Making things scarier ... there were flames shooting from the trapeze's ends and a fire pit below to really amp things up.
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"I think we made it scarier," said Benny, whose son was just two weeks old when shooting began in early 2016.
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"What's different today and what's scarier today is these lies are pointed out, and there's evidence that they're wrong," she said.
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But Jimmy had more to say, and it was far scarier: I had to go join my mother, wherever she was.
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What makes this situation even scarier: Israel says it is "fully prepared for further action," which means things could get worse.
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"They're very weird, and the weirder it is, the more inexplicable it is, the scarier it is," he told the site. Weirder?
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It got a lot scarier to be an immigrant in the US. And I was just a kid, but I sensed it.
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If you've managed to binge-watch American Horror Story without having nightmares, you'll soon have something even scarier to consume on Netflix.
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The closer Castle Rock hits to home, the scarier it gets, and the show is full of very true-to-life horrors.
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We learn that Will is possessed by the much scarier The Mind Flayer when he still has visions of the Upside Down.
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Now (as before) the external threats have gotten bigger and scarier while the ability to counter those threats has been seriously depleted.
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The strobe lights at the party make Nate's march even scarier — you never know how close he is until he's already there.
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That's a different kind of unnerving altogether — no matter how terrifying the story becomes, it's always scarier knowing that it really happened.
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That's the scarier thing, when numbers that seem accurate can make their way through the news cycle without proper criticism or analysis.
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Ordinary life is uncertain and unbalanced, and we tolerate that because the persistent outer chaos that's forever trying the locks is scarier.
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And yes, as with the first game, Revelations 2 is scarier and more immersive when you play it in an intimate setting.
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But privilege escalation is much scarier in the cloud, where the same server could be working for dozens of people at once.
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This part of the operation was the most dangerous—scarier than running amok in Delhi with the police possibly at your back.
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So the chances of it producing a functional nuclear warhead and putting it on a missile are getting better - and scarier. 2.
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Siegel's character is based on Eleanor, but doesn't follow her character arc; she is trapped by the house in different, scarier ways.
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Long before their movie's release, the Ghostbusters faced off against a villain much scarier than any evil spirit or possessed marshmallow mascot.
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A much scarier possibility, one you've seen in countries like Hungary and Venezuela, is a piece-by-piece dismantling of democratic systems.
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"At least one scene comes to mind that's gorier and scarier than anything we had in season 1," she told TV Guide.
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But if someone succeeded, they'd end up with an animal that's larger overall, longer-horned, and generally scarier than most modern breeds.
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When the audience doesn't see the monster, the creature they imagine is almost always scarier than what a filmmaker can show them.
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It also leaks a lot of light, as it doesn't "seal" at the bottom, which can break the atmosphere of scarier games.
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Once you appreciate that fact, the lesson of Trumpism becomes much scarier: We are more vulnerable than we thought to reactionary strongmen.
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Explaining why he would vote for the party's new standard-bearer, he said that Hillary Clinton would be a far scarier alternative.
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Thomas Smith, who studies peat fires at the London School of Economics, isn't usually phased by the scarier aspects of climate change.
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You could choose a simple beauty look inspired a princess, or go all out and dress like one of Disney's scarier characters.
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Prescription drugs are a lot scarier when you hear just the side effects — especially when it's the side effects for multiple medications.
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He wasn't injured by Garrett's actions, but the situation would have been scarier if he had gotten knocked out or concussed again.
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But the How to be a Bad Bitch author may have ruffled a slightly scarier corner of the fame universe: Beyoncé fans.
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Now comfortable with the testing process, I took off my training wheels and picked one of the scarier contenders from the list.
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Whether it was President Trump's lackluster candy handout or his Cabinet members' costumes, nothing seems scarier than Halloween at the White House.
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What would be scarier would be if stocks were selling off, and bonds were selling off and the dollar was selling off.
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Scarier versions ... scary is the thing to be talking about ... We go to a record store, to seek out early Elevators albums.
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For teenagers themselves, there is a thorough handbook available from Common Sense Media, which will walk a kid through the scarier scenarios.
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What could be scarier to a white supremacist than thousands of immigrants who are better educated and more employable than he is?
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A thought that's scarier than a riot I don't think many young blacks in Baltimore now feel their time will ever come.
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Australia Shows Us the Road to Hell: The New York Times columnist Paul Krugman finds the political reaction scarier than the fires.
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Australia Shows Us the Road to Hell: The New York Times columnist Paul Krugman finds the political reaction scarier than the fires.
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Vanderpump Rules had found its new evil queen, and after a few shots of tequila, she could be even scarier than Schroeder.
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"At least one scene comes to mind that's gorier and scarier than anything we had in season 1," Gamble told TV Guide.
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And what a Thunderdome it is, with players ranging from the digital equivalent of carnival barkers to — perhaps even scarier — true believers.
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There are many reasons to be terrified of Amazon's power, but Trump's ability to undermine it with a tweet is far scarier.
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Arizona — There might not be a scarier player in college basketball than Deandre Ayton, who just dominated the Pac-12 tournament. 17.
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Whats even scarier is there are places all around the country with water worse then Flint and they have no idea yet.
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Though going back to a boy's name and boys' clothes would probably be hard, even a small risk of suicide is scarier.
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Change proved scarier than stasis, and Obamacare's popularity never recovered from the public's fear of what they might lose, or did lose.
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Rosa Salazar haunted the crap outta people on "American Horror Story," but her ex-bf claims she's way scarier in real life.
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Its infamy has been helped by The Wire, among other fictional depictions of Baltimore, but the truth might be even scarier than fiction.
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But the scarier news for places like New York is the evidence that an Amazon-type influx might not be beneficial at all.
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" In other words, nothing's scarier than being labeled 'basic," or having a reputation for being overly traditional in any part of your life.
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Yet the yuan's drop has set in motion scarier prospects: more geopolitical and business ruptures and threats between the world's two biggest economies.
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There are few things scarier than the sound of that dentist's drill and the inevitable throbbing pain that comes with getting a filling.
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He has dressed as the pope -- albeit a scarier-looking pope than the one at the Vatican -- in music videos and live performances.
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For an even scarier example, apps can now record audio while you're just going about your business and analyze it for marketing purposes.
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Harbour looks like he could be a good replacement for a rougher, gorier, and scarier Hellboy, sharing Perlman's burly physicality and gravelly voice.
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It turns out, average Joes who just want to fit in and normalize white supremacist ideas are way scarier than a biker gang.
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But wait, it gets scarier: Investigators say they are aware of multiple other plots in Europe that are in various stages of planning.
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"These are legit scary assholes, but they'd be scarier if they didn't use citronella tiki torches they bought from Lowes," one person tweeted.
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The Conjuring 2 is finally in theaters, and it somehow manages to be scarier, more thoughtful, and more intellectually honest than its predecessor.
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It's a movie that'll freak you out and present a villain far scarier than any of the masked psychopaths you watched growing up.
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Image: Sony PicturesBut this might not be far from how such an encounter would actually go down, which is even scarier than fiction.
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Those who suffer from the much rarer but much scarier Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome, characterized by uncontrolled vomiting, are no doubt even less happy.
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Studies have shown black men are often perceived as bigger, stronger and scarier than white men, even if they are the same size.
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There's nothing scarier for a parent than knowing your child is in danger, and not knowing the cause or how to stop it.
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So, even if a friendly ghost has paid you a visit, you might not recall that encounter as readily as a scarier one.
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If you liked the first season, then you're going to love the second because it's funnier, it's scarier – we're just pushing more boundaries.
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She also might deliberately feed that plant a snack so that it grows wings, gets scarier, and yields ingredients with higher point values.
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The show has somehow become an even darker and scarier place Bryan: Is that a risk, or is that part of the point?
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The abortion was scarier than I thought it was going to be, and I remember being surprised by the way I felt after.
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As a little kid, not really understanding the gravity of the threat these storms posed, it felt like a slightly scarier Christmas Eve.
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We couldn't change things to make them scarier; we couldn't change things to make them more dramatic, or more sensational, or more horrifying.
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We fell short on our scientific predictions that gene therapy would cure a common disease and that carbohydrates will become scarier than cholesterol.
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Top U.S. health officials warned Monday that the Zika virus is "scarier" than originally believed as they pressured Congress to approve more funding.
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"The only way I could see myself doing it again is if they made the challenges more challenging and scarier," she told Insider.
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Anticipating college tuition bills is nerve-wracking for most parents — and can be even scarier if you're in the midst of a divorce.
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Fantastic little Boschian things made from paint-doctored internet photographs, they make the news of the world look even scarier than it is.
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And judging by that creepy illustration, this tale of a doll abandoned overnight by its owner will be much scarier than Toy Story.
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It's a much scarier situation now that those nukes have been put onto submarines that move deep underwater, holding the deadliest payloads imaginable.
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But so much of Knights and Bikes revolves around the moment in childhood when everything suddenly changes, becoming much scarier, estranged, and unknowable.
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Many directors have made scarier and more suspenseful films than Mr. Argento has, but few have ever made buckets of blood look lovelier.
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"At least one scene comes to mind that's gorier and scarier than anything we had in season 1," Gamble previously told TV Guide.
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Scarier still, a significant percentage of the American public, would even be supportive of a nuclear attack against Iran under the right circumstances.
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If he had said, I need you to clean me, that might have been scarier to me, but I would have been prepared.
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Life, at the moment, is scarier than fiction, and compared with the wholesale disintegration of civility taking place in Washington, "Homeland" looks quaint.
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These three plots collide with an "X-Files" scenario involving a scary monster ("Alien"-sticky) and a scarier governmental-scientific conspiracy (creepily clean).
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But the season played its fantasy straight — the kids brushing up against a reality scarier than Dungeons and Dragons — while delivering popcorn thrills.
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Well, here's a scarier proposition for you and your fellow media executives to ponder while roasting marshmallows by the fire at Davos next week.
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This video is a little scarier, but as long as you`re not rooting for the snake, everything is going to be all right.
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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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By and large, Trump's campaign has merely reflected the very public figure Americans have known for decades — and that makes him all the scarier.
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It's a scary moment, made scarier by the slow grind of the climate crisis in the background, getting a little bit worse each year.
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The truth is that climate change just keeps getting scarier; it is, by far, the most important policy issue facing America and the world.
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This year, ditch that overused cat costume and tired-out bar scene for a way scarier experience that, best of all, is totally free.
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It's unclear if Child's Play actually addresses those very real issues, which at least from my perspective, are much scarier than a killer doll.
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What was initially meant to be the most exciting time in our lives quickly turned far scarier than your typical starting-a-family nerves.
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To have it happen on a film where that's a sign of Samara was definitely scarier than any scene could have possibly ever been.
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"It was a whole lot scarier than I thought," said Philip Gray, a church member from Birmingham, Alabama, who was staying in Belize City.
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For more on what's up with Facebook, read our feature pieces: Regulation could protect Facebook, not punish it 7 much scarier questions for Zuckerberg
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Even scarier: Maybe celebrity sex has always been a matter of public interest; we just didn't have the technology to see it until now.
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But the one I keep seeing is that Warren would turn America into (cue scary music) Europe, maybe even (cue even scarier music) France.
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Another possibility was that the militants had organized the attacks and built their bombs locally — an even scarier prospect for residents of the area.
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Later in the course, there was an even scarier (as judged by the number of panic-induced runners) 25-foot plunge into a pool.
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This film has a cult following helmed by John Waters, which made me think it would either be campier or scarier than it was.
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It's even scarier in the Philippines, where the police and death squads stalk the slums in search of meth smokers and low-level dealers.
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The only thing that could make watching The Silence of the Lambs any scarier is finding out Dr. Hannibal Lecter is right beside you!
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We may think death is too scary for kids to talk about, but I believe the consequences of a bad death are far scarier.
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"There is no box for you to check, which puts the onus on the taxpayer and makes it scarier for the taxpayer," he said.
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"I think what's actually scarier to me is that they're finding them on the Bay side" of the Cape, she said of the sharks.
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He plays with the scarier elements of human nature — aggression, tribalism, fearfulness and rage — and is not interested in calling on our higher instincts.
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"Some people believe that the global elite go to Davos and plan for world domination, but it's much scarier than that," Mr. Bregman said.
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Quotable: "A company that's too big to criticize is even scarier than a company that's too big to fail," said a professor in Beijing.
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WIRED looks back at the promises and failures of the last 10 years The only thing scarier than flying with a Galaxy Note 0003?
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"I think what's actually scarier to me is that they're finding them on the Bay side" of the Cape, she said of the sharks.
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Fultz's teammates, Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons, missed their entire rookie seasons with the Sixers, yet Fultz's case is so much scarier and sadder.
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The more self-contained and sturdy the houses are, the scarier it is to watch them be systematically invaded, despite all their protective elements.
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It's even scarier to reject clients because they get it in their heads... mostly, they completely understand you're under no obligation to have sex.
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My $12.66 was not lost in some Silicon Valley server farm, but rather, in a different, scarier ether: It was with the US government.
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Mindy Kaling is getting into the Halloween spirit, but her plan for this year's costume is decidedly much scarier than last year's Sully Sullenberger getup.
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But the scarier news for places like New York and DC is the evidence that an Amazon-type influx might not be beneficial at all.
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For a smaller percentage of people, you get associated symptoms that can make for a much scarier experience—typically, a very strong sense of presence.
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This probably isn't surprising to you if you've ever seen crows—they have a tendency to join forces and mob big scarier animals, including hawks.
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In recent weeks, the violence has somehow managed to take an even scarier turn, one that could herald a dangerous new phase in the war.
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What's scarier: Facebook's cryptocurrency project or finding out that the United States was using floppy disks to protect its nuclear arsenal up until this year?
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So while it's scary that North Korea still builds bases where it can shoot weapons, the current state of Washington-Pyongyang talks is somehow scarier.
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The researchers believe that these attacks are already happening in the wild and that their solution – while distressing – isn't unique, which makes it much scarier.
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Jimmy Kimmel had some ideas for how the President could have made things scarier, for instance, while Stormy Daniels offered an interesting Instagram live alternative.
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Even scarier, perhaps, is a new study in the latest edition of BMJ suggesting most medical errors go unobserved, at least in the official record.
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In addition to dealing with the Upside Down and Mind-Flaying monsters, the crew have something even scarier to deal with in season 3: adolescence.
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What's scarier than Archie and group of teen boys taking the law into their own hands while a sin-obsessed killer is on the loose?
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Every public indication is that Musk simply doesn't want to delegate those tasks, which is an even scarier thought for the company's long-term prospects.
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After you watch both, it's obvious that the short film definitely had the scarier scene even if it was done with a much lower budget.
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What's even scarier for consumers is that operators like King and Hamilton were reportedly working alone, or at most with the help of a spouse.
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"It's going to be exactly the same as George W. Bush but scarier because the guy in charge is unstable and loves revenge," Apatow added.
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Even scarier, because of the nature of the order, many of these young adults could be deported before the end of the six month period.
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Will Ferrell cautioned that achievement takes time, and, while you may never outrun the fear of failure, there are scarier realities with which to contend.
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"'Give us your dev key' is probably on firmer ground legally than 'write custom code for us' but arguably way, way scarier," Sanchez said earlier.
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If the aliens had been more people-like, it would have been a way scarier movie, and that's not what I want, now or ever.
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Saturn, the planet of rules and restrictions, is in your sign, making things feel just a bit harder, heavier, and scarier than they usually do.
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He (mostly) didn't go supernatural, as the Undertaker tended to do; instead, Sullivan kept to the mundane but much scarier character of a cult leader.
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It's like the movie Alien: it's scarier when nobody knows what it is that they're looking for, that's looking for them, that's hunting them all.
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The fact that this study deals with brain imaging just makes it a little scarier, starker — but it doesn't change the message we already know.
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"It used to be quieter, scarier, before they changed the lights," Reuben Mendoza, who moved here from Mexico 261 years ago, said during a break.
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That's even scarier to think about, though it's a vulnerability that all smart cameras are prone to, whether they're made by Amazon, Nest or Logitech.
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For some of the scarier jumps, those who didn't wish to plunge were able to glide down the smooth rock, as if on a waterslide.
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But upon reflection, it would have been far scarier if a cocksure Mr. Trump, consulting no one but himself, had been there calling the shots.
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Today could be scarier for your budget than anticipated: Halloween is one of the worst days of the year for homeowners and auto insurance claims.
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What's a little bit scarier is that the actual contribution, though, the number of posts that we're getting, well, it's about 15 percent are women.
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After week one, you voted to remove my ability to fast-travel away from danger, which makes hard fights and tough climbs that much scarier.
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If horrific hurricanes and a new, scarier-than-ever United Nations report don't change attitudes on climate change, perhaps a new report on barley will.
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Beggars banged on the window to their taxi to ask for money; though they had done the same themselves in Europe, it somehow seemed scarier.
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But even scarier were the ways the losses were already moving through the ecosystem, with serious declines in the numbers of lizards, birds and frogs.
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On the less likely but far scarier side of things, you could contract a bacterial infection such as MRSA, an antibiotic-resistant strain of staph.
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This Seymour — a flower shop assistant catapulted to fame as the caretaker of the man-eating Audrey II — is sweeter and scarier than earlier incarnations.
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Many of us are just returning to the office for the first "real" workday of 2020, making yesterday one of the scarier Sundays on record.
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"It's actually scarier, because what comes next will be a lot harsher," he said on Wednesday, as Japanese leaders scrambled to find a coherent response.
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So she did something that was even scarier than her fears: confront them, with the help of camp counselors and some miscellaneously flavored jelly beans.
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So she did something that was even scarier than her fears: confront them, with the help of camp counselors and some miscellaneously flavored jelly beans.
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With all that being said, Romoser may actually be onto something, and if so, he just made the deadly and harsh planet of Mars scarier.
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There was "a weird, scary basement in Bushwick," then a weirder, scarier basement in Bushwick where he could hear animals scrabbling around in the walls.
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As our country becomes a scarier place to be Jewish, our act of resistance is to embrace our faith and our culture with both arms.
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Lindsey Vonn Thinks the Oscars are Scarier Than the Olympics: 'I'm Out of My Comfort Zone' Turns out another nominee also suffered a style mishap too.
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He's excellent at pretending he cares about other people, and about America, which makes him a scarier, and far more interesting, villain than Rowan ever was.
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What is even scarier is the fact that liver specialists are seeing patients that are younger and younger with this disease due the rising obesity rates.
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I'm not sure who would win a popularity contest between you and Libra—but I'll just say it's you, because you're much scarier to piss off.
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While the miniseries earns points for trying to distinguish itself from the 1979 adaptation, most of the updates don't make it any scarier or more compelling.
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Here's the trailer for Jordan Peele's next horror film, and it looks like the movie is going to be a far scarier one than Get Out.
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Romance, they assert, has gone from the kind and friendly, woman-centric atmosphere described by This American Life in 2003, to something scarier and more misogynistic.
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There were some even scarier false alarms during the Cold War that could have easily led to nuclear holocaust if military officials hadn't figured them out.
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We talked with Nye about the show's aims, saluting Buzz Aldrin at New York Fashion Week (really), and how climate change is scarier than 9/83.
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He tells us something even scarier -- apparently, Max was being stalked on IG for a solid two months ... and he implies the culprit was the realtor.
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All the Earth's creatures are beautiful, I will say diplomatically, and I'm glad these little miracles are alive even though they'll soon be bigger and scarier.
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"It's another reminder that the biggest ice sheet on the planet is over the South Pole — and it's bigger and scarier than we thought," said Willis.
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People crafted paper masks and used face paint to create ghoulish looks which were often, somehow, scarier than the store-bought kind you can find today.
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"Our information is shared way more than we all know, but it's almost scarier to know that is is going to some regular civilian," she said.
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To make matters scarier, this growing and emerging technology can be applied in a whole host of ways which can be devastating to our American democracy.
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The difference is that they look way scarier and crazier in the new light of a general election campaign that involves people outside the GOP electorate.
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" If you're not, he said, "You actually make things scarier and more traumatic because they don't know what the truth is and what [it] is not.
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As the Covid-22020 pandemic worsens, it's hard to decide which are scarier: the conversations I'm having with epidemiologists or the conversations I'm having with economists.
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Is leaving a child in a car considered riskier than driving him because the boogeyman you can't see is scarier than dangers you face every day?
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These grace notes ground the series' more widely scattered elements; monsters are on the loose, and they're scarier because they threaten to disrupt Mike's family breakfasts.
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No, I worry that I might be disappointed by the Big Reveal, in the way old horror movies were scarier when you never saw the monster.
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Although they can be pretty neat (like that Bill Hader/Tom Cruise vid) they're getting undeniably scarier as deepfake technology gets better — and with Zao, faster.
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The alternative to democratizing America is scarier than mere polarization: It is, eventually, a legitimacy crisis that could threaten the very foundation of our political system.
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One thing that makes it scarier is feeling like you haven&apost accomplished all the life stuff you set out to in your teens or 20s.
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"If the work authorization is taken away and we go back to being a single income family, mortgage payments will become a lot scarier," Sachdev said.
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Scarier than that is that they're usually right about when they have a movie, who's going to see it, what numbers are going to show up.
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This week's tilt in Denver looked a lot scarier at the beginning of the season, and the New York Fighting Bryce Petties will offer little resistance.
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In essence, ISIS is trying to trick thousands of people into believing that it's scarier than it is — and the Western media is helping them do it.
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Indeed, members of both parties reported death threats on Wednesday: There's a lot of discussion about whether the political environment is getting scarier because of irresponsible rhetoric.
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Scarier still, that cloud isn't neatly contained in Brazil either; it's already spread throughout Latin America and is working its way north, gaining a foothold in Florida.
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Mel B's eye problems are a lot scarier than some media folks are reporting, so she's setting the record straight ... and searching for a cool eye patch.
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And I've learned that the closer your film is to the audience and to life, the more you talk about humanity, the scarier it is for people.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNAmy Schumer's Beyonce Parody Gets Major BacklashKendall Jenner's Stalker Situation Gets Even Scarier Justin Timberlake's Major Voting Faux PasTom Hanks Shows Off His Rap Skills
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Just take a second to think about what's at stake: We're talking super droughts, scarier storms, sinking islands, flooded cities and mass extinctions in the animal world.
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Creepy children are a standby of horror, but creepy children the main characters are responsible for creating and have a familial attachment to are way, way scarier.
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"Resident Evil 7: Biohazard", released for Sony PlayStation VR in January, is full of monsters coming at you—far scarier than a train jumping off the screen.
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Its format is inspired by a game from Edo-period Japan called 100 Candles, in which samurai would tell each other increasingly scarier and creepier folk tales.
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Thankfully he brought a camera along for the ride, which looks even scarier than the most twisted roller coasters amusement parks try to sell as being fun.
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Another scarier study from Toronto's Institute for Work and Health found that, compared to sitting during the day, standing roughly doubles a person's risk for heart disease.
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In the cast's interview with Michael Strahan, the GMA host asked the stars whether it was true that Stranger Things would be "darker" and "scarier" this season.
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Pence says Michael has even been candid with her about some of the scarier moments he's had flying, including one close call while he was in college.
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The Whisperers have proven themselves to be one of the most terrifying threats in The Walking Dead, and learning more about them has only made them scarier.
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Against this troubling series of events comes the even scarier revelations in a new documentary, "Nobody Speak: Trials of the Free Press," which debuts Friday on Netflix.
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We have no idea what this means for Germany and Europe—and what makes this even scarier is that we're pretty sure Trump has no idea either.
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" Lindsey Vonn Thinks the Oscars are Scarier Than the Olympics: 'I'm Out of My Comfort Zone' Gill calls the all-white look "uber-chic, timeless and classic.
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Han has previously described Taiwanese independence as being scarier than syphilis and warned that Tsai's re-election could lead to a "volcano eruption" in cross-strait ties.
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But in some ways the scarier number was for the missing — roughly 1,700, according to the deputy interior minister, Diego Fuentes, who added that 2,500 were injured.
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Scarier: 3 in 5 home fire deaths occurred in residences that either had no smoke alarms or none that worked, according to the National Fire Protection Association.
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"Seeing the Nazi symbol on his arm was scarier than anything he could have said," Danny Hernandez, a 20-year-old University of Florida junior, told me.
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He is no longer a defensive liability, his three-point shot is an efficient weapon, and he might be scarier to defend off the dribble than James.
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Sure, there are plenty of movies "scarier" than "Pan's Labyrinth," but the way the filmmaker Guillermo del Toro evokes myth and superstition is the stuff of nightmares.
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But few know about an issue that's making this threat even scarier in the United States: the shortage of specialists capable of diagnosing and treating those infections.
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"I don't know which one is scarier," Lisa Gilroy, 56, a real estate broker who cycles to work, said on Wednesday about the different modes of attack.
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Sometimes, there's nothing scarier than something that can't be explained, and that's at the heart of what's terrorizing a rural Pennsylvania town in this 1958 horror film.
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"This is scarier than the water Maria brought," said Ms. Torres, 224, recalling the last epic disaster that drove her from her home, Hurricane Maria in 733.
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So much has changed for women between the eras of these two plays that it is all the scarier to realize how little has changed as well.
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"Many riders choose to break the law and stick to the sidewalks anyway, because the alternative is much scarier," Business Insider&aposs Irene Jiang wrote in December.
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"More and more and more and more kept coming in, and it started to get scarier as they started to dig through my old stuff," Jamie said.
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" According to researcher Amelia Frank Vitale, a former police commissioner acknowledged, "It's scarier to meet up with five police officers on the streets than five gang members.
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The city launched a program last weekend—one that costs $2,100 a day—which involves trained falconers flying bigger, scarier birds over the Boardwalk from 10 a.m.
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But it becomes decidedly scarier when the promises involve addiction, and when Instagram-helmed programs conflate getting sober for health reasons with getting sober for addiction issues.
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Whereas supporters of African-themed education see their work as self-empowerment, some others — a number of them in the moneyed, mostly white elite — see something much scarier.
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I, personally, find nothing scarier than the prospect of an elf watching my every move, but apparently Gellar doesn't even mind if they mess around with her makeup.
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The CW breakout hit, which mashes up the beloved Archie comic book characters with some very 2017 drama, has been touted by as a sexier, scarier Gossip Girl.
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You may associate the words "festival" and "flower crown" with Coachella, but Ari Aster's follow-up to Hereditary is far scarier than even the worst desert porta potty.
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But this takes place in a larger, scarier context: there is a child sexual abuse epidemic in India, and little is being done to address the country's crisis.
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These women helped each other's careers in every stage, from stuntwoman Helen Holmes hiring Helen Gibson to do the even scarier stunts, to Marion's cohort of female talent.
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Ariana Grande debuted the trailer for her new Snapchat-themed "horror movie," Dog Face Filter on Thursday's Jimmy Kimmel Live, and it's scarier than a misplaced face swap.
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Could that mean Bran could use his warg powers to control the new, scarier version of Viserion, successfully usurping the Night King's power and destroying the White Walkers?
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It's a weird solution, but it's one that some athletic mouthguards have employed for years, and it sounds scarier than the process actually is as I recently learned.
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But it's also forced them to stay on the margins — and made those margins a scarier and shadowier place to be than they were when the DREAMers arrived.
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I try to put as much as I possibly can into my savings after covering my monthly budget because living in debt is scarier to me than FOMO.
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But what's happening today is far more visible, far more violent, and far scarier than two kids in a suburban tract home shooting Estes rockets at hay bales.
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" Once he was back on the ground, Smith couldn't stop raving about the experience, telling his family upon seeing them, "Nothing, nothing will ever be scarier than that.
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The presence in Edinburgh of these hard men from Glasgow attracts a special task force of fierce Glaswegian cops who are scarier and less principled than the gangsters.
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But the final 20 seconds of this trailer is a montage of nightmares, including a toilet full of blood and this: It's a lot scarier than the teasers.
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Zika virus 'scarier than initially thought' There is sadness here, and a tacit agreement not to speak of how long or well the children may live and prosper.
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But some reflects a lower default risk, because for many borrowers defaulting on loans from state-backed Chinese entities is a scarier prospect than bilking a commercial lender.
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These folktales, often passed through word-of-mouth and loosely (very loosely) based on true stories, serve as a reminder that sometimes the truth is scarier than fiction.
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Knowing who these people are makes the horror element so much better and scarier than a standard horror movie or series that puts the story and characters second.
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As ugly as his hit on Maatta seemed, it was Orpik's reaction — his lack of responsiveness, his distant stare while being helped up — that looked worse, and scarier.
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Now it's even scarier under an administration that is trying to throw out standards for the safe and humane operation of detention, and cut oversight of contracted facilities.
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After you've worked so hard on something, there's nothing scarier than feeling like all that effort will go unnoticed (or worse, the credit will go to someone else).
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Nicholas Kristof IS there any scarier nightmare than President Donald J. Trump in a tense international crisis, indignant and impatient, with his sweaty finger on the nuclear trigger?
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And that there is a scarier time in our country than a time when everybody wants to come here, that's a time when nobody wants to come here.
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Here's what I found: When it comes to terrors of the natural persuasion, there's nothing scarier than getting lost in a place where no one can find you.
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In practice, that means a lot of reports of "suspicious" brown people on porches and a general perception that the world is a scarier place than it is.
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That's why this crisis, right now, looks scarier than 2008, and why markets are ignoring all that nearly-free money that central banks are dropping from the sky.
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"To make it as a bioweapon, if that's what you wanted to do, there are scarier and more virulent pathogens to work with," said Keusch of Boston University.
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What's missing is a far scarier, and unquantifiable, surrender to the recesses of the mind that cannot be reduced to the tidy dramatic contours of cause and effect.
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Our era fears political extremism and senseless public violence, which makes Arthur's reactionary Joker an order of magnitude scarier than Jack Nicholson shooting acid out of a boutonniere.
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This kind of movie doesn't depend on stars, and the speedy evolution of special-effects technology means that the monsters can always get bigger, scarier and more real.
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Kiki Kannibal, whose experience online was much scarier than fans and haters alike might have realized, occasionally makes YouTube videos, while sister Dakota Rose now models in Tokyo.
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This is a roller coaster in national home prices — it has been even scarier in some more volatile cities — yet we have no clarity on why it happened.
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An older study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was even scarier: Children were four times more likely to die on All Hallows' Eve while walking.
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The cinematic genre of horror noire is growing larger and even scarier, and surprisingly, the latest terrifying title has nothing to do with Black horror aficionado Jordan Peele.
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Scarier than any Marvel Comics villain, the toys are packaged and branded like classic action figures, including a commercial complete with stoked little boys and a macho voiceover.
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Zika virus scarier than initially thought Singaporean parliament member Sim Ann announced that the government would be conducting house visits to inspect the residential compound where the man lived.
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I was too afraid to talk to anyone about, much less write and publish a story about, my battle with depression, but you know what's scarier than being vulnerable?
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The premise sounds a lot like the Leftovers, only scarier: people have mysteriously vanished in the titular city, and it's up to you to find out why and where.
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But the reason Dirty John is so much scarier than a fellow TV dating nightmare like Lifetime's You is that the Bravo series is based on 100% real events.
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As you're probably aware, that puts marijuana in the company of heroin, bath salts, and LSD—all substances that are much scarier than weed, according to basic common sense.
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"The only thing scarier than your own health fear is that of your children," noted Dwyer when discussing how a health scare has the ability to shake investor confidence.
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Tales of unwanted rough sex are some of the scarier things I hear—and when I say scary, I mean people telling me they literally feared for their lives.
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"It is increasingly looking like there is going to be something far scarier than ghouls and ghosts on Halloween 2019: a no-deal Brexit," Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell said.
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But she said the threat from Amazon and other platforms is scarier because each year they offer a growing number of products — and make them cheaper and more convenient.
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If nothing else, week after week, it sent its two central FBI agents out into a scarier, more cinematic America than had ever been seen on the small screen.
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There are scarier complications — for example, you might end up needing an emergency C-section — but you might end up needing one if you try to give birth naturally.
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Speaking at a press conference Tuesday for their new movie Florence Foster Jenkins, Streep joked with reporters about how she used to be a lot scarier to work with.
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But when he got into the White House, it became obvious that part of this simplification process was deregulation—and that is a different, and scarier, prospect for debtors.
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Inspired by the original Grimm's Fairy tales, he envisioned The Dark Crystal as a much more surreal movie, with more violence, a looser plot, less narration, and scarier villains.
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They're not necessarily into the partying and living the good life, it's just about the business of drug trafficking and control, and that's what makes them scarier, Bodner said.
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Now you gave--what is even scarier is that with your prediction back then, you gave four main tenants of what was going to cause that on November 323th.
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Both play up to their squeaky-clean pop idol personas, and it&aposs these two you root for most when the stakes rise and things get a little scarier.
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Or rather, what's scarier is not that they didn't disclose it, it's that they didn't know they had to disclose it because they didn't know it was accessible, right?
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At the same time, calling it a cult seems too easy, a way of avoiding a much scarier truth about our politics — namely, that Trump isn't all that exceptional.
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In lieu of filing a malpractice claim, Martin has chosen a more archaic — and, in the film's modern setting, a far scarier and more preposterous — form of score settling.
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Plus, the vampires, easily the most popular part of Hooper's adaptation, could be made even scarier through modern effects — and we all know, the vampires are the main draw.
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That makes comments like Higbie's all the scarier, because at the end of the day, people might not even be legally protected from these kinds of abuses of power.
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Mimicry isn't all that rare in the animal kingdom—plenty of critters mimic scarier species to avoid being eaten, or less-scary species to create a false sense of security.
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Image: Skitterphoto (Pixabay)One of the strangest things that can sicken us—a rogue misfolded protein that destroys the brain, known as a prion—is even scarier than we knew.
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So, for example, if the fear is of an arms race, what are the types of actions that make arms races scarier, deadlier, more likely to break out into war?
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But knowing it can have a great impact on my health definitely keeps me alert, the flu to me is scarier than the boogie monster and the tickle monster combined.
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But his assaults on the Constitution and basic human decency have meant that the reality of a Trump presidency has been a lot scarier than the threat of one was.
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And so here we are: We are raising different kids in different times, and — yeah, I'll say it — it's harder, and scarier, and it's making us all a little nuts.
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Forty years has gone by since Jamie Lee Curtis screamed her way to horror immortality in director John Carpenter's classic shocker — and her return to the universe is even scarier.
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He also says his crew stayed away from the idea of making the heptapods look like humans in any way, because he believes humanoid aliens are intrinsically scarier to viewers.
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Ren's unhinged aggression is arguably scarier than his the other dark siders we've seen on screen — more frightening to watch than Vader's menace, Darth Maul's snarling silence, or Palpatine's precision.
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Stranger Things season 3 will see the crew dealing with sci-fi scares including the creepy Demogorgons and the Upside Down, but they'll also be facing something even scarier: adolescence.
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There's nothing scarier than admitting how little you know about the very topic you're paid to write about, because it's hard for that admission not to sound like an apology.
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Donald Trump appears to be delivering on one core promise, even as many other aspects of his agenda have languished: He has made life for undocumented immigrants much, much scarier.
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And while sharks may look frightening, a world without these amazing creatures is a scarier proposition indeed—and I remind my wife of that every time the subject comes up.
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Pop historians tend to position Domino, who died Tuesday at 89, as a cheerful, nonthreatening figure whom white parents preferred to sexier, scarier artists like Little Richard or Bo Diddley.
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With medical IoT, hacking threats are scarier than just a night without Netflix and Twitter; they threaten the privacy of our medical information, or in extremely malicious cases, even lives.
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Though many of us have probably felt some level of uncomfortable on a date arranged via online dating, there's the much scarier possibility of becoming the victim of a crime.
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But what's even scarier than some of the high-wire stunts the two kids pulled is perhaps the fact that they were able to do it without triggering any alarms.
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So I'll always remember being floored when I watched John Carpenter's "Halloween" for the first time (a poorly taped VHS copy of a copy, probably, which only made it scarier).
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Maybe it's even scarier because you still have all the energy in the world, I suggested, and you feel like you haven't done the thing you'll be remembered for yet.
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This has made the workplace seem scarier, particularly to midcareer people who suddenly find that their parents' advice — show up early, work hard, learn your craft — is no longer enough.
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But what's even scarier is the stunning number of personal details that are frequently and unknowingly leaked in normal web and email communication and can be captured with payload analysis.
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Merging our finances somehow felt scarier than saying our vows: I was a freelance writer and my wife had a nonprofit job, so we weren&apost exactly earning a fortune.
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But when a shrimp did take on a scarier client, it often began the interaction with a signal: It would bend its front legs and waving them back and forth.
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That said, the woman whom some colleagues declared "scarier than the war" and who called her French counterparts Eurotrash remains as mysterious as the politics behind the atrocities she witnessed.
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Yes, much scarier than any other upstate New York horror movie I can think of, the most notable recent example being a horribly cheesy 2008 thriller about Rochester's famed Alphabet Killer.
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When the problem is a larger disconnect between software upgrades and hardware release cycles, it's often too big for any single actor to fix -- a prospect that's even scarier than ransomware.
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Zika virus 'scarier than initially thought' But in the coming months, as the weather gets warmer, experts anticipate that mosquitoes will start biting pregnant women in the continental United States, too.
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We went undercover in Los Angeles, New York City, and Guangzhou, China to get to the root of the problem — and it turns out, it's even scarier than you might think.
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She's lost everyone she loves, including her father, sister, and her husband to the walkers or to the humans who might actually be scarier than anything else on the AMC series.
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The scarier prospect, though, is a Trump White House that, after publicly outlining wide-ranging plans to dismantle a number of existing policies and programs, suddenly goes silent on social media.
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On November 22nd his party, Morena, published a 415-page manifesto that promises nothing scarier than more spending on infrastructure and social programmes (and no tax rises to pay for it).
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I'm not sure if that's where I can trace the origin of my inability to get through anything scarier than A Quiet Place, but either way, I can't stand horror movies.
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Tune in next week for a new episode of America Hasn't Got Talent when Paul Ryan dismantles the Affordable Care Act and Trump announces a newer and scarier immigration executive order.
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However, we all know that the continent is loaded with deadly snakes, octopuses with enough poison to kill humans, nightmare-inducing spiders, and bees that are even scarier than the spiders.
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A mild tattoo infection can lead to rashes and fever, and a more severe one can lead to scarier symptoms like "high fever, shaking, chills, and sweats," according to the guidelines.
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As bad as the recording of Trump bragging about sexual assault is, this is scarier — this is a major presidential candidate promising to violate our most basic democratic norms if elected.
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He spent the remainder of the war training new bomber pilots near El Paso, a job he liked to joke was scarier than combat and in reality was hardly less dangerous.
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My father, who read us Dickens out loud on Sundays, went right over the top with Magwitch, giving terrifying new meaning to chopped liver, though his Miss Havisham was even scarier.
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Knowing what a relatively soft, message-delivery punch feels like, the thought of someone trying to seriously injure me actually sounds a little scarier than it did before I investigated this.
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"But what I think causes the next correction — and I think it&aposs going to be much scarier than folks realize — is going to be a volatility-led selloff," he said.
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The world is chaotic and scarier than ever, the news is exhausting, and you can't even check Twitter for silly memes without being reminded that everything is quite literally on fire.
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And while Too Many Cooks was the video that really went viral, the far weirder, far scarier Unedited Footage of a Bear provides an even better example of comedy becoming art.
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So, as the political-correctness and niceness of modern pop-culture is rejected, so the age of Pharrell's "Happy" must come to an end and a new, scarier epoch must begin.
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Take the lead character of The Player of Games who, bored with success and safety, travels to a far scarier part of the galaxy and risks death and dismemberment in the process.
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Yanyi deftly captures the desperate search for one's identity, using tarot and dream interpretation, other people's words and art, and one's own desires — which can be so much scarier than one's needs.
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Like fake medication, these items look pretty good on the outside, but have troubling ingredients inside, which makes putting them on your face way scarier than just carrying them on your arm.
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This is why it is, in the long run, scarier than ISIS: Its leadership is more deliberate, more strategic, and — at least when it comes to the US — historically far more deadly.
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Luckily, a number of writers have taken a microscope to this very question, and their work can really help us make sense of one of the scarier trends of the 2016 election.
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But scarier than anything in the forest is what happened six months prior in that convenience store, where Luke (Rafe Spall) did nothing to intervene as his friend was hacked to death.
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Even scarier, Trump openly admitted to not understanding laws designed to protect women; in response to a direct question from moderators, Trump "wouldn't say that" grabbing women's genitalia is considered sexual assault.
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On the scarier side of things, Netflix is offering up an original horror film alongside a dark addition to the so-called "Groundhog Day genre"—both set to premiere on 2/1.
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One of the scarier notions in the world today is the prospect of American voting machines being compromised at scale: voters thrown off rolls, votes disregarded, vote tallies edited, entire elections hacked.
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The kids also are making the claim that their rights to life, liberty and property are being infringed upon by the stronger storms, scarier droughts and rising seas that come with warming.
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In this case, context transforms what looks like a terrifying, near-attack from a man-eating shark into an unfortunate accident that was most likely scarier for the shark than the diver.
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There's a saying that people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones, but the Steve Jobs Theater's glass lobby is designed to withstand something much scarier than a handful of rocks.
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The fact that their direct impact can't be measured makes them scarier, since we can never know if judges or law enforcement officials pull their punches for fear of angering the president.
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Many are worried that the inversion in the yield curve is a scary recession warning, but in fact, it can be even scarier when the curve reverses and begins to steepen again.
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Sure, she's only giving a pop concert, back in her home town, among the faithful, and we see nothing scarier than ranks of young girls, many of their faces radiant with glitter.
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For competitors, the only thing scarier than an Amazon willing to lose money while making these costly investments is an Amazon that can make all these bets without going into the red.
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Rheon has the scarier pair of eyes—he can pop them at will—but Allen also looks like someone you would want to keep your eye on if he got behind you.
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But it's a far scarier proposition if we apply the spinning plates analogy to today's set of national security challenges, which seem to be spinning faster and more erratically by the day.
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The showrunner for the Showtime drama "Homeland" said in an interview published Wednesday that he feels real-life foreign affairs issues facing the U.S. are scarier than those written for the series.
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But, the bigger -- and far scarier -- question for Trump is whether Weisselberg's grant of immunity is about more than just telling SDNY prosecutors what he knew about the Daniels and McDougal payments.
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Some investors are taking a counterintuitive approach when looking for a bottom in stocks amid this historic sell-off: They are waiting for the coronavirus headlines to get much scarier before buying.
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It is also one of the genre's most visually intense entries ever, proving to be more violent and scarier than its source material ever was — and making Dracula and vampires scary again.
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Similarly, on the legal side, the Obama administration's lawyers expanded the Bush administration's policies to justify targeted killings around the world, and I'd argue Obama's policies here were actually scarier than Bush's.
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The one I'm most fearful of contracting is Hep C; getting that from people who have used dirty needles seems way scarier and more likely to happen to me, to be honest.
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There are things we take on faith and hope, things that could be torn asunder in a moment, because the world is bigger and scarier than we like to think it is.
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"His calculation appears to be that the scarier he seems, the more political traction he has," Mark Galeotti, a professor at NYU who studies Russia, wrote in a February piece for Vox.
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Its first-season villains were barely characters — they mostly served as figureheads for organizations that are much scarier to a pair of teens than to a character that solves problems with superpowered brawls.
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I mean, she&aposs scarier than the judge, and you know, I don&apost like - this is much bugaboo&aposs, bear traps, somebody drinking out my milk, and white hair and Hillary Clinton.
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VR may make the jump scares even scarier, but it loses the more slow-burning sense of dread that comes slowly stalking through the house and spotting all of the gruesome little details.
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But the more that I looked at the research, the more I realized that the portrait of the planet that was emerging from our best science was just much, much scarier than that.
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So Samsung either doesn't really know what's happening (a scary thought) — and yet keeps on selling the Note7 phones — or it isn't telling the whole truth about the issue (an even scarier thought).
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Hollywood sets are about to get a lot scarier ... because the most intimidating man in the history of the NFL is taking his terror to Tinseltown ... James Harrison says he wants to ACT.
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Scarier yet: In your app's quest to best the other navigation apps around it, your car might flick out some fake data (watch out, road debris!) to throw the other algorithms off-course.
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Detention, a terrifying and bleak horror game by Red Candle Games, asks a far tougher question: Is there anything scarier than tasting freedom and happiness, then finding yourself completely powerless to keep them?
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Lindsey Vonn Thinks the Oscars are Scarier Than the Olympics: 'I'm Out of My Comfort Zone' So she chose this traditional Eritrean dress to pay tribute to her father and her family's roots.
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"Everything we look at with this virus seems to be a bit scarier than we initially thought," said Dr. Anne Schuchat, a deputy director at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Here are some of our feature stories on Facebook's recent issues: Regulation could protect Facebook, not punish it 7 much scarier questions for Zuckerberg Facebook and the endless string of worst-case scenarios
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Even scarier, according to Stein: The school's two-week wait to take the teacher out of the classroom after the first allegation actually represents a relatively swift response time among cases she's seen.
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When I asked the panel of curators why they thought feathered dinosaurs have not caught on in popular media, paleontologist Mark Norell speculated that it might be because the scaly versions seem scarier.
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Worse are those who don't care what their victims want or feel, or those who, because they're the boss or just a bigger, scarier human being, coerce others and actually relish the coercion.
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And the more we treat terrorism as something totally separate from, and scarier than, our gun problem, the more we help terrorists seem stronger than they are — which is exactly what they want.
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"The notion of the private sector not getting on board with this sensible legislation [the Raising the Bar Act], that's far scarier than anything the neo-Nazis have said about me," Rose said.
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On our last night in Marrakesh, my iPhone pinged with news of the Paris attacks that November, each alert showing a higher death toll and revealing scarier details as the hostage situation unfolded.
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Another reason this year's fires raged so wildly across social media might be that people are coming to see them as fitting into a much larger and scarier pattern that demands their attention.
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If two happen in quick succession, flying suddenly feels scarier — even if your conscious mind knows that those crashes are a statistical aberration with little bearing on the safety of your next flight.
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"That makes it scary to walk away, but it's scarier to find yourself at the end of life knowing you wasted your precious time doing things you didn't want to do," he added.
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Felton was considerably scarier in the days when he played Draco Malfoy, in the "Harry Potter" franchise, and the addition of a mustache does not, per se, convince one of his adult villainy.
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In this mock world and the much scarier real one, the difference between success and failure can be applying one lesson well enough that you stick around to apply another two minutes later.
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A Cubs fan knows history is repetition and return, that those who forget it are condemned to repeat it but, even scarier, that those who remember it are also condemned to repeat it.
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Though with changing freelance laws in California and predicted shifts in New Jersey it may feel even scarier to go out on your own, employees will continue to seek flexible and remote opportunities.
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But what's probably scarier for Clinton is that occasional polls are now coming out showing Trump leading Colorado — a state that has been a key part of Clinton's most likely path to victory.
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But what's scarier than people's money, through pre-orders, is their time; the amount that they've invested in us, on a forum, talking about a game that isn't out for another three years.
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Read These Stories Next:All The Book To Movie Adaptations We Can't Wait To See In 2018 Red Clocks Is Even Scarier Than The Handmaid's Tale — Here's Why Why Idiocracy Is Terrifying A Decade Later
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Let's use this question as a starting point: Is standing on the edge of the roof of a Minecraft cathedral in VR mode scarier than looking over the edge of a mountain in Norway?
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As if Jared Leto in full Joker costume wasn't scary enough, his co-star and love interest in Suicide Squad, Margot Robbie, tells PEOPLE it only got scarier after filming their make-out scenes.
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"I think the scarier things are really about politics, the scary erosion of the pragmatic center in politics, the diminished capacity to make sensible economic choices, something governments really have to do," he said.
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" And what's even scarier about this statistic, he said, is that attackers "will usually be in the company or the agency — and certainly with corporations — for almost a year before they launch an attack.
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Early in the second period, there was an even scarier hit, as the Devils' Taylor Hall annihilated the Canucks' Philip Larsen with a clean-but-devastating hit that left Larsen unconscious on the ice.
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MASSIVE DOJ OPERATION NABS ILLICT DARKNET VENDORS Linked to old breached passwords What makes it scarier is, the scammers do you have your password in some cases, though it can be an old one.
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It's tough enough to have a job in media in 2017, so I'm glad that The Bold Type isn't relying on the tired trope of the ice-queen editor to make it any scarier.
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Oddly enough, in the very same episode that the White Walkers became scarier than ever by acquiring a dragon, another scene appeared to deflate their threat somewhat — and perhaps set up their eventual defeat.
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The original was defined by its bright, pixelated colors and bold synth soundtrack, which set it apart from nearly every other survival horror game ever made, making its moments of darkness all the scarier.
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Hair and teeth, arms and legs kicking wildly, smothering and quiet struggle: it's far scarier than a shuffling zombie or seventy, or any combination of Hollywood aliens you could throw a flaming stick at.
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Sometimes it was hard to tell whether a zombie was an actor or fake, which made the journey that much scarier as we tried to figure out who would jump out and scare us.
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The comedian and an alligator were an unlikely choice to be the stars of the season's premiere, and as peculiar as this episode was, there were small moments that were scarier than a gator.
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The idea of an angry young man blending in with society while secretly plotting mass destruction is scarier than ever these days, but for some reason this show pulls it off with charming absurdity.
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I knew that a piece of my heart would be walking around in a world that was distinctly scarier and I could do nothing to change that except keep fighting to make it better.
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That's frightening, because it speaks to a much scarier truth behind Cruz's scary statement: that this kind of demonizing of American Muslims isn't just a problem with specific American politicians like Cruz or Trump.
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The woman who remains out of sight, though, is the sadder, scarier Judy who threw a butcher knife at one of her children and threatened to jump out a window in front of another.
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That's why putting guns in the hands of teachers, as proposed by President Trump and planned in Florida, is a scarier prospect for black parents than even white parents who oppose such a move.
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Even scarier for a scooter investor is the risk that Uber and Lyft, with their expensive customer acquisition, would use scooters as a way to acquire customers for their more lucrative ride-sharing businesses.
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After an earthquake as powerful as the one that hit Friday, residents can expect an aftershock reaching up to a magnitude of 6.0, officials said Saturday, and should even be prepared for a scarier shake.
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Yet, that's exactly what happened, and a far scarier mafioso, Primo (Luca Marinelli), kills Berto to protect his own stake in Paul, who has been reduced to a hot investment property instead of a person.
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The cryptic nature of the teasers and promotional images have come to be expected of the FX favorite which often leaves a lot to the imagination (which just makes things scarier if you ask me).
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The results showed that, within a 10-day span, there were 14 crashes reported to involve Pokemon Go. Even scarier, pedestrians and drivers distracted by the game sent more than 100,000 tweets during that time.
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One of James Comey's friends is praising the former FBI director and warning that nothing is scarier to President Trump than someone who tells the truth and is always willing to do the right thing.
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Read more: 14 theme-park horror stories that will make you cringeOverall, the participants we spoke with said they had a pretty great experience, though one challenger wished it had been scarier and more challenging
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At this point the evidence for human-caused global warming just keeps getting more overwhelming, and the plausible scenarios for the future — extreme weather events, rising sea levels, drought, and more — just keep getting scarier.
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"A company that's too big to criticize is even scarier than a company that's too big to fail," Nie Huihua, an economics professor at Renmin University in Beijing, told the news site Jiemian on Tuesday.
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But here's the even scarier part: Going forward Fox News will be doing more than just giving Trump daily "intelligence briefings," it will be showcasing its pro-Trump bias in an even more exaggerated manner.
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Though the report — the product of nearly 100 scientists from around the world — did not address any of the scarier possibilities for warming, it did offer a new form of permission to the world's scientists.
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H: It's interesting how the digital age means that there's much more awareness of the inherent racism of the system today, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it's getting any better, which is almost scarier.
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The good news: The surprise tariff threat on Mexico pushed Wall Street toward extremes of pessimism and risk aversion that will probably require new and scarier headlines to generate much further selling in the short term.
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All of this makes It the perfect end-of-summer movie: a film saturated in waning sunlight, with the innocence of childhood giving way to adolescence while childhood terrors give way to much scarier real threats.
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Clad in a T-shirt, form fitting athletic shorts, tall socks, and sneakers, Singh is both sexier and scarier than Henry Rollins in his prime, gyrating, screaming, singing, and ranting as she interacts with the crowd.
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Awesome.Riding a Kayak Down a Mountain in a Ditch Is Scarier Than a Roller CoasterWatching brave kayakers navigating tumultuous whitewater rapids is terrifying enough, but Rush…Read more ReadYour browser does not support HTML25 video tag.
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Amid all of these big, look-at-me moments, it's difficult to catch the more subtle ones, especially as all of your attention is being dragged towards Cheryl's Carrie White But Somehow Scarier cosplay at Thistlehouse.
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The Italian story is even scarier: The populist government seems to be steering the country toward a crisis that could be truly catastrophic, not only for Italy but also for Europe and the entire global economy.
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This time around, Kinberg goes darker and scarier, emphasizing the tragic elements of Jean's story by recasting her origin as a story of betrayal and deception and her possession as a condition fueled by justifiable rage.
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Our move to Tijuana coincided with her fall into depression and deep anxiety, which exacerbated the border crossing experience for her and made it somewhat scarier for me as a young girl worried about her mom.
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Season 3 is reportedly darker and scarier than the last two, but some of that could be less about fighting actual monsters and more to do with addressing personal monsters Hopper has left untouched for years.
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I'm a horror fan — the scarier the movie, the more likely I'll line up to see it opening weekend — but if there is one thing I am not cool with, it's jump-scares on YouTube videos.
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He considers Epicurus's consolation (it is irrational to worry about death while you are alive, and after you die, you won't be able to) and Lucretius's (death is no scarier than the time before your birth).
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Bell tore his right PCL and MCL on November 22017st last year, and I've had medical folks tell me that a PCL can be scarier than an ACL when it comes to a quick bounce-back.
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That the perpetrators of the heist publicized it is the "far scarier" scenario because it goes beyond mere espionage, as Nicholas Weaver, a senior researcher at the International Computer Science Institute at UC Berkeley, put it.
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Even scarier, there is every indication that Russia is likely to try to interfere in the American political process again — and many of the technologies, trends, and processes it exploited in the past are largely unchanged.
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The Big Little Lies finale may have been hurtling towards the big reveal of the Trivia Night Murder Victim, but one moment in "You Get What You Need" was much, much scarier than a costumed killing.
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And, a Saturday spent shopping at Ikea is only made scarier by the fact that we know we're going to end up spending the rest of our weekends figuring out how to put that nightstand together.
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For the past eight months, however, the Stumo family have dedicated themselves to demonstrating a scarier reality: that Boeing, the pride of American manufacturing, prioritized financial gain over safety, with the federal government as a collaborator.
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For more on Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal, read our feature pieces: Zuckerberg's response to Cambridge scandal omits why it delayed investigating 7 much scarier questions for Zuckerberg Facebook and the endless string of worst-case scenarios
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It's all the scarier in that it's so quietly and accurately rendered: These women aren't running screaming through the night, fleeing to convents, joining all-female cults or driving off into the desert without looking back.
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What Jon and his male co-workers — the short-tempered Howie (Justin Long) and the self-described poet Jordan (Ugo Chukwu) — find genuinely funny turns out to be a lot more inane, and a lot scarier.
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Some of the best scientific studies on these impacts — including last fall's assessment by 13 federal agencies — have begun to look at how uncertainty and complexity interact in ways that make climate dangers look much scarier.
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The Trump news is scarier, funnier, more salacious and more relevant than anything else on TV. It's why the apolitical Jimmy Fallon has floundered in the age of Trump while the hyperpolitical Stephen Colbert has thrived.
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"It Comes at Night" is pretty terrifying to sit through, but it may be even scarier after it's over, when you sift through what you've seen and try to piece together what it may have meant.
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On the crypto-to-crypto side, we have an even scarier picture: One of the largest exchanges by trading volume is the only 21-month old exchange Binance, sometimes adding over 21.6,21.6 new users per hour.
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Haghighat worked at St. Tammany Parish Hospital in Louisiana during Hurricane Katrina, but he says Michael was "scarier," in part perhaps because his spouse, children and puppy were also at the hospital along with the patients.
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Even scarier, when he called the Custom Border Protection office for more information, an agent warned him that if he went to Canada and tried to reenter during the ban, his visa may be revoked altogether.
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In the same way Bob in Twin Peaks is scarier than the Zodiac Killer in American Horror Story, BoJack's exploration of issues through the surreal while having a foothold in reality is what makes it so affecting.
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Combat Obscura is made up of footage recorded by a member of the Marines deployed to Afghanistan, and it shows a much messier, scarier, duller, and seemingly more honest depiction of life and combat in the Marines.
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To make things scarier, AAFA reports that there is no definitive cure for food allergies, leaving millions of people susceptible to danger any time they eat, or in some cases come in contact with, a harmful food.
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Once a proposal is in place it is hard to change or repeal, which makes the interim proposal, the Digital Services Tax, arguably the scarier of the two proposals because of its broad scope of taxation powers.
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Mr. Corey, 35, had a much scarier encounter with wildfires on Thursday when he had to evacuate his house in San Bernardino in the early hours of the morning as a blaze came racing down Waterman Canyon.
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"As opposed to a wave, this (election) looks like a realignment and that's scarier," says Tom Davis, a former Republican representative from Northern Virginia, who chaired the National Republican Congressional Committee during his years in the House.
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As with most stories involving apparently random cruelty — whether it's Francisca or The Dark Knight's Joker — the aggressor is that much scarier for not having an origin story, a single cause on which to pin their behavior.
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Even scarier, Liz Specht did the math for STAT News on how quickly the healthcare system will be overwhelmed, and there's a good chance all hospital beds in the United States will be full sometime in May.
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The axe-wielding, novel-reading nurse may even be scarier than Pennywise, King's famous shape-shifting, time-traveling force of evil in IT. As opposed to King's supernatural villains, the terror of Annie lies in her humanity.
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His daughter Delphini unveils herself towards the end of the show and is supposed to come off as a threat, but the mere idea of Voldemort having an orgasm is scarier than any spell Delphini can cast.
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MALICE: Well, the more the term Libya model is used those scarier, it&aposs going to be for them because if you look what happens to Gaddafi and how he personally was murdered in the most horrific way.
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Michael Keaton just being Michael Keaton in Spider-Man: Homecoming was considerably scarier than Michael Keaton swooping around in his Vulture costume because the visibly human version of the character was so much more nuanced, personal, and specific.
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But in the wake of smart horror commentaries like Get Out, it would be refreshing to see the film integrate ghostly thrills with the Sisyphean saga of gun violence in America—because few things are scarier than that.
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We know it's going to be inspired by the 2016 U.S. presidential election (is there anything scarier?), and that the first episode will focus on the election night, but the rest of the details are still under wraps.
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All of Atticus' guys and Helga's girls are caught between threats from the EIC, temptations to take bribes from the EIC, and the much scarier threat that Delaney will run in and chop off their thumbs or worse.
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The fate of a favorite childhood candy has also forced a bigger, scarier question within myself: Am I just terribly nostalgic, or does my refusal to accept something so frivolous mean that I'm bad at change in general?
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By the 1970s, adults were getting in on the fun, and costumes got steadily scarier and sexier until they arrived at the place they are today, when the most likely Halloween celebrants aren't 8, but 18 to 24.
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They use it not only to apply for credit under stolen and assumed identities, but also, and perhaps scarier, to refine their social engineering tactics to further their game, take over accounts and dig deeper into insider networks.
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Nonetheless, The Cars defined a stark, unsettling sensibility, and their second album, Candy-O (1979), was the realization: it cuts the debut's otiose elements (rockabilly, power pop's wholesome cheer, overdubbed background singing) and leaves something sparer, scarier, more mechanical.
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There are countless moments in the film that have proven traumatic to children over the years, but there is nothing and no one scarier than Princess Mombi, who keeps a cabinet filled with different heads that she switches between.
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One thing I like about the new trailer for the Jurassic World sequel is the mixture of big and small environments — it seems to be using the outdoors for huge action scenes and indoor spaces for tenser, scarier moments.
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The third movie centering on the seriously creepy haunted doll from James Wan's Conjuring-verse hits screens this weekend, but what you might not know is the super spooky Annabelle series is based on an even scarier true story.
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Since the U.S. central bank began an incremental tightening of monetary policy, particularly over the past 15 months or so, markets have been all over the place, economic growth remains muted and the world has become a scarier place.
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It's difficult to imagine how the future could possibly get scarier than 2017, but apparently the folks behind Netflix's hit anthology series Black Mirror have dreamed up enough terrifying dystopian realities to continue to unnerve us for another season.
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The world right now is more farcical than the most ridiculous big- or small-screen comedy; more extravagantly and bombastically preposterous than any superhero franchise movie; and a whole lot scarier than any zombie apocalypse or paranormal shriek-fest.
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It's also clear that he has a scarily simple plan to take advantage of those fears — and what's even scarier is that because it's never really been tried in recent decades, we really don't know whether it will work.
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We know there is a spooky place where upper-level Ares members "offer" the guilt of their souls, and that a Rubber-Man-but-scarier monster named "Beal" consumes that darkness via an egg vomited up by Ares members.
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Massachusetts Man Reportedly in a Coma After Contracting Brain Infection From a MosquitoA rare, sometimes fatal viral infection spread by mosquitoes has resurfaced in Massachusetts—and…Read more ReadEEE is certainly one of the scarier diseases spread by mosquitoes.
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"The more you immerse yourself in the subtly eerie world of 'Candle Cove,' the scarier it becomes, so consider breaking up the first season into two or three movie-size chunks," Judy Berman wrote in Watching for The Times.
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So far, that doesn't seem to bother his supporters, possibly because the alternatives to "law and order" — continuing with the incrementalist reforms of the Obama administration, or picking up the pace as activists demand — are even scarier to them.
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The Obama administration is in the weird position of investing heavily in fighting a threat that they all but openly acknowledge isn't that severe — because people think it's scarier than it is, and the administration can't persuade them otherwise.
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Editing RNA could allow scientists to tweak how genes are expressed without making permanent changes to the genome itself—thus avoiding one of the scarier aspects of genetic engineering, because you'd be interfering with DNA's instructions rather than editing DNA itself.
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Making a strange and scary story even stranger and scarier, the Americans, along with one Canadian diplomat, were hit while inside the homes where they lived with their spouses and children — homes that had been provided by the Cuban government itself.
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ZOMBIE ANTS ARE SCARIER THAN YOU EVER IMAGINED "The wasp is also black and shiny like the alien, and has a couple of weird traits for the genus -- so xenomorph, meaning &aposstrange form&apos, fits really well," Dr. Fagan-Jefferies added.
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There's a reason that people find public speaking scarier than death and natural disasters — between all the sweating, the shaking, the tripping over your words, and figuring out what the hell to do with your hands, it can be terrifying.
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Perhaps scarier is the reality that I too have moved on—that Matt is more a ghost than a participant in my present, and his absence requires I let go, not only of our relationship, but also of myself with him.
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Type: Somehow scarier than a clown Signature move: Busk attack Maqueen has a considerable Twitter following and will sic the mob on ungrateful subjects who voice unsavory opinions about the quality of writing on the final season of Game of Thrones.
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What you actually get is an emotional trojan horse, drawing you in with goofy gore and familiar genre beats before hitting you with a surprisingly affecting story about how being responsible for small humans is actually scarier than any monster.
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"I think of how scary it was for me starting comedy in Chicago, and then how much scarier it would have been if I was a woman starting comedy there because it really was such a boys' club," he says.
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The series, based on the same Archie comics that inspired The CW's Riverdale (the two shows even share a creator) gives Sabrina Spellman a darker, scarier twist, in keeping with our renewed fervor for things that go bump in the night.
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Also, King Zog wants to use Elfo's magic blood to achieve immortality and rule forever, a goal that would be scarier if he was more than a hot-tempered grouch regularly narrating his actions like Family Guy's parody of Randy Newman.
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We couldn't believe it when we learned that the Mean Girls musical was not only happening, but opening in Washington, D.C. on October 31, just in time to bust out our truly scary Cady-inspired Halloween costumes (the scarier, the better).
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It's even scarier when you don't have a real idea of what is happening to you: when you don't have the language to call a "panic attack" what it is, or when you feel as though nobody else can relate.
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But with back-to-back reports of people catching the virus through sex and blood transfusions, and news that Brazilian health officials have found "active Zika virus" in saliva and urine samples, this situation just keeps getting scarier by the day.
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I won't spoil the plot, but on reflection, while the denouement is ridiculous, it is scarier for it: It feels like Roth wrote a fascist takeover of American politics so realistic that even he couldn't write a convincing way out.
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By assuming that they're responsible for everything, and then demanding extreme responses when they are, we end up helping make militant Islamists seem far stronger and scarier than they are — helping them sow exactly the kind of terror they're aiming for.
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The thought of her not being able to find anywhere else to live — not having the money for a down payment or first-and-last-month's rent — became scarier to me than losing the only home I'd ever lived in.
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If there's one thing on the Internet scarier than medical advice that convinces you you're dying, it's parenting advice that makes you think you're killing your kids, or that you've failed as a parent before they're even out of the womb.
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But when you add it — as many law enforcement agencies across the country, including those in major cities like Miami, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Atlanta and New York, have over the past couple of years — things get even scarier for black families.
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And while we usually picture these animals as being too fat to walk and cooped up in their coops being exposed to unnatural light patterns, there is another breed of oversized chickens out there—and it's even scarier to the unacquainted.
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Scarier yet for those who depend on ads for a living, Shine's ad blocker is switched on by default for customers of Econet and Digicel, meaning one would need to consciously decide they want to see ads in order to opt out.
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It just seems scarier than ever because of how much attention celebrities get because of their personal life now and how much focus is on that and how much one person can say one thing and how much impact it can have.
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It looks like another show about the apocalypse and people turning to and/or from religion in the face of the end times, but the series seems to be taking a distinctly scarier turn than most, which could help to set it apart.
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IT IS not clear precisely how Donald Trump will govern, the extent to which he will carry out some of his scarier promises on trade and immigration, and who will be his economics top brass at the Treasury and in the White House.
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And while that's not exactly a new idea, the scarier moments seem to play well in part because the characters are actually aware of the absurd levels of danger they're in, which makes it all a bit more fun to buy into.
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Everything You Need to Know About This Week&aposs Massive Phishing WormOver a million Gmail users got hit by a phishing worm on Wednesday afternoon, sending the security…Read more ReadWhat's even scarier than that, the page has a very real-looking Google.
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The original show did that, too, but in a lot of ways, the current climate is even scarier for marginalized people than it was 15 years ago, and the exposure of these men working with all types of people normalizes LGBTQ experience.
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"That is a significant risk," Venditti said, adding that the situation is even "scarier" in Chicago, which already has a junk rating with Moody's Investors Service, along with ratings of BBB-plus with S&P Global Ratings and BBB-minus with Fitch Ratings.
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I often write about my struggles with mental health, my experiences with addiction, and even my sexuality, and I cannot tell you how much scarier it feels to write this piece where I am being honest about how much debt I have.
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"I've seen scarier things that affected other people, but in terms of me being or feeling threatened and close proximity to physical violence, I would say that's the most apprehensive I've ever been," said Lampley, recalling the wild night in New York.
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Letter To the Editor: I am a little surprised that Donald J. Trump is being so severely criticized for "his brutish agenda" ("Donald Trump's Pygmalion Project," Opinion, April 27) when a much scarier agenda of a previous presidential candidate comes to mind.
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It is, in its chillingly objective way, scarier than anything in Oates's new collection, THE DOLL-MASTER AND OTHER TALES OF TERROR (Mysterious Press, $24) — which, as it happens, contains a story about another teenage girl who gets in the wrong car.
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The headline alone is terrifying: "Surveillance cameras made by China are hanging all over the U.S." Scarier still, it's true — the Chinese government owns a 42 percent stake in Hikvision, one of the world's largest manufacturers of cameras and other video surveillance equipment.
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Horror writer R.L. Stine says his books have one advantage over the political climate in Washington, D.C. "Goosebumps is a fantasy — that's the difference," Stine told The Hill when asked what was scarier: the state of politics or his popular children's horror novels.
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At least we still have an Olympics to complain about, an hour later than everyone else, and honestly the sheer thought of the United States not having a venue to possibly disappoint in basketball is scarier than anything we've seen from Rio.
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The authenticity of the cast's Japanese heritage contributes to the sorrow that hangs over the production; I found even relatively banal parts of Infamy more bleak and difficult to watch than far scarier shows, purely because of how real and contemporary everything felt.
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What's scarier than having to find a substitution for this summertime staple is the reason why they were recalled: the USDA reports that three packages of hot dogs produced by the brands' Cincinnati-based parent company were reported to have metal in them.
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Even scarier is the disarming jocularity with which the veteran actor Antony Sher, stepping away from the Shakespearean repertory for the first time in a while, infuses "One for the Road," a play from 1984 that speaks absolutely to the here and now.
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Meanwhile, back in real life, an affable Disney Channel star like Jake Paul can unintentionally turn his neighborhood into a metaphorical war zone, and vicious criminal pranks get carried out with a lighthearted thoughtlessness that's almost scarier than the Calypso Twins' overt sadism.
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The film's generally strong reviews (it holds a 94 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes) likely helped sustain excitement going into this weekend; many critics said the movie is both scarier and more ambitious than "Get Out," although perhaps lacking that film's clarity.
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When its two main characters, Margot (Amy Forsyth) and Jules (Aisha Dee), think they've escaped the titular house, in which each of six rooms is scarier than the last, viewers will immediately assume they haven't, especially since there are more episodes to fill.
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If Shura sang for US Girls, she might sound like this — a breathy, technologically modulated vocal performance, designed to illustrate how automated gestures can both hide and magnify emotion, incorporated into a scarier, jerkier, shuffled recombination of keyboards, guitars, and extradiegetic noises.
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If deepfakes—algorithmically-generated face-swaps that required hundreds of training images to create a realistic fake—are scary because they're relatively easy to create, it's even scarier that a program can do the same thing, with only a handful of photos of your target.
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These movies would be scarier and more violent, closer in that sense to the first three films, but they would also be deeply invested in the franchise's long-standing mythology, including bringing back characters like Andy, who hadn't been seen in over 20 years.
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That Hereditary gets both scarier and less interesting as it goes along, as it commits itself to outsized spectacles at the expense of emotional ones, is in part a function of its genre — at some point, "elevated" or not, you're expected to deliver the goods.
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But Truth Jr. from NC believes they may make bacteria seem scarier than they really are: The thought of germs being basically everywhere has always lurked in the back of my mind, but I've never really had that universal fear of them in everyday life.
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Play 10 seconds of "DNA," whose clickity drum track and hypnotic guitarish electroloop throb with a rage all the scarier for being so calm and contained, and marvel at the sheer aural power, and how tenaciously Lamar spits his rhymes and grits his teeth.
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Lindsey Vonn Thinks the Oscars are Scarier Than the Olympics: 'I'm Out of My Comfort Zone' Kaitlyn Frey, Style & Beauty Assistant: There's so much to love about the Best Actress nominee's romantic white Chanel Haute Couture gown (which she had to sew herself into backstage!).
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You pass through a brief safe zone, replete with vendor and ammo chest for any last-minute load out switches, and you're straight into a scarier version of the game's world, where other human players can kill you before stealing your hard-earned kneepads.
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Puerto Rico after Irma and Maria I met a Vietnam vet named Miguel Olivera in the hills outside San Juan in the days after Maria blew his island to pieces and he told me it was scarier than any firefight in the Cambodian jungle.
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Such a culling may not seem like a problem for the bill's proponents who will likely urge Californians to go hail their own taxi or go to the grocery store themselves, but for the gig workers it will make for a much scarier 2020.
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Trump wants to encourage Russian expansionism, which directly threatens the norm against wars for territory that helped keep the peace after World War II. Trump's wishy-washy stance on NATO and Russia is even scarier — the uncertainty it creates could quite literally cause World War III.
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In some ways I think it was scarier to jump from a diagnosis of major depression to bipolar disorder when I was seventeen, though a lot of that has to do with where I was, about to go to college and be away from my family.
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"I think the scarier things are really about politics, the scary erosion of the pragmatic center in politics, the diminished capacity to make sensible economic choices, something governments really have to do," Geithner said at the CNBC/Institutional Investor 2016 Delivering Alpha conference in New York.
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They move her to a remote barn to keep her off the radar of their employers, where she continues to become both hotter and scarier, killing and eating animals with her bare hands while also trying on Elsa's makeup and committing increasingly alarming acts of teenage rebellion.
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We can pretty much agree that certain parts of the world have become a scarier place due to President Trump's ad hoc military policy, but readers of Reddit's 450,000 strong /r/conspiracy forum are of the opinion that the fight is coming much closer to home Wednesday.
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Horror is always scarier if it seems like it might really be happening, so creepypasta exploits both the weird ability of the Internet to make anything seem plausible and the useful tension of the reader's brain knowing something is bullshit while still half believing in it anyway.
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And again, I think it's a really important conversation to have, and this is, sort of, a longer conversation, but I also think, like, Cambridge Analytica, their sales pitch sounded a lot scarier than ... When you actually look at the data, it's not nearly as effective.
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Attribution to me though is one of the scarier parts of cyberweaponry, because of the nature of false flags, and things like that where you can be attacked and you think you're being attacked by Russia when in fact it's China or Iran or vice versa.
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As the L.A. Times noted, the laissez-faire attitude towards regulation across the country means there are way scarier devices for sale on the open market that could be more accurately termed flamethrowers:Flamethrower manufacturers say Musk's foray into flamethrowers has led to more interest in their own products.
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As the eight core characters slowly start to realize that the world is filled with other clusters — and has been since prehistory — that world becomes both much larger and much scarier, especially once they realize what some sensates have done in order to keep themselves or their clusters alive.
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But when it comes to tales of gun violence in Rio, even Lochte's made-up, much scarier version of the infamous night at the gas station is tame when compared with the real-life, deadly confrontations with police that go on all the time in the city's poor neighborhoods.
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Aside from the heart-stopping PU3IT that punctuates Golden State's unstoppable open-floor offense and the sudden treys that pick-and-roll defensive schemes are not advanced enough to slow down, nothing is scarier than Durant simply deciding to give his team three points after a possession breaks down.
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"Everything we look at with this virus seems to be a bit scarier than we initially thought," said Dr. Anne Schuchat, deputy director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, who was invited to the daily White House press briefing to make the case for new funding.
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The report refers to two potential futures: a "baseline projection," or what can be expected if we somehow manage to majorly correct the course of things; and a far-scarier "adverse projection," or what happens if things just continue bumbling along the current path of doom and destruction.
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In some ways, "Twenty-Two" can feel like an exaggerated version of mental illness, but that's because PTSD itself can feel like an exaggeration: It makes simple events and random people seem much bigger and scarier than they actually are, twisting the mundane into something dark and sinister.
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I'll be sticking with my trusty makeup removers from now and using this sheet mask on cleansed skin to get the full glowy, hydrated effect — because the only thing scarier than the photo above is the thought of foundation and dirt being trapped in my pores for any longer than necessary.
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The moment is even scarier slowed down as it looks like Embiid's foot is going straight at her face — just a week and a half before the actress is set to attend the Academy Awards where she's nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in If Beale Street Could Talk.
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We get the sense the Night King and his undead army is about to get a hell of a lot scarier, but all we can say about him for now is that he's not going to set any land speed records invading Westeros, even if the Wall were to fall.
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