Shivers&apos wife of many years, Mayra Dias Gomes Shivers, posted a lengthy note on Facebook about the recent scandal in which she, too, accused Perrette of using false accusations as weapons.
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Aguiñiga shivers as she continues to cling to the boundary.
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Shivers was convicted and sentenced to 90 days in prison.
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"This has been a different year for us," Shivers said.
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For giving somebody the shivers, brushes are tools of choice.
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What they won't do is send shivers down your spine.
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He shook with shivers even though the day was warm.
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The Chipotle on Court Street sends shivers down the spine.
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Even now, thinking of the findings sends shivers down my spine.
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Guess you'll just have to pick up a — *shivers* — paper map.
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A new bridge might not be finished until September, Shivers said.
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"I don't think they anticipated anything of this magnitude," Shivers said.
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"I've got shivers," Sharapova, 30, said in the post-match sunshine.
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A towering performance that leaves you with shivers down the spine.
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Fear of the coronavirus has sent shivers -- and worse -- across Europe.
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" He added that Trump's comments "should send shivers down our spines.
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Francis "Coyote" Shivers walks out of Hollywood police station with his wife.
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First of all, I get shivers every time I hear him speak.
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It sent shivers of delight up the spines of vintage-shoppers everywhere.
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"It sent shivers down my spine," Mr. Schimmnowski said from Gjoa Haven.
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A towering performance that leaves you with shivers down the spine. #TIFF19.
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The historic vote sent shivers down the spines of many South Koreans.
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TOULOUSE, France — One man gives shivers to banks, businesspeople and the bourgeoisie.
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Over time, Adam said that he developed shivers and couldn't control them.
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It's not just the political moments that should send shivers down one's spine.
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Lean into the shivers that run up your spine during this new moon.
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That simple statement of fact ought not to send shivers down policymakers' spines.
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If you don't get full-body shivers, I'll give you your money back.
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In 2017 Amazon sent shivers down American grocers' spines by buying Whole Foods.
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"This is a major undertaking for every agency, including ours," Mr. Shivers said.
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The idea of an impending math test might send shivers down their spines.
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With our phones—here's where the mirror shivers and cracks—so can we.
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The Pennsylvania election this week should send shivers up the spines of Republicans.
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As previously reported , it came to light that Shivers&apos wife before Perrette, Bebe Buell, mother of actress Liv Tyler, had similar complaints of stalking and abuse with regard to Shivers, calling his credibility with this latest attempted filing into question.
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Alan Rickman had an extra gift: a voice that sparked shivers of every sort.
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Plunk shivers, running through times tables, whole ledgers of dollar signs he cannot multiply.
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"The decision, understandably, is sending shivers down investors spines," PVM said in a note.
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Still, the promise of Marston is enough to send shivers down any fan's spine.
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Standing on this spot would send shivers down the spine of any music fan.
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When the bee's proboscis pierces its chamber, the flower arches and shivers beneath it.
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Germany's Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said Hoecke's speech had sent shivers down his spine.
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Replacement subreddits like r/Shivers, r/Frisson2 and r/PalpableEmotion began to pop up.
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Settle in for a long session of shivers, gasps and, despite yourself, satisfied smiles.
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It's the kind of news that gives many economists and deficit hawks the shivers.
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" In essence, he "wanted to create looks that cause 'ecstatic sensations' and 'nice shivers.
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This descriptor sent shivers down the spines of millions of Americans, especially LGBTQ people.
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And this morbid assemblage of power tools and toilet paper gives me the shivers.
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Dismal March PMIs for the United States and euro zone sent shivers through markets.
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Reports that Trump allegedly tried to influence a federal investigation sent shivers down Wall Street.
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Yung Wokeness shivers at the audacious misuse of youth culture as a tool for likability.
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Nabokov's prose style was cool; it induced little shivers; he delivered cut and polished gemstones.
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Sumner sweats and shivers, dips in and out of an uneasy and dream-afflicted sleep.
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Up next is cold weather, darkness, and snow (sends shivers down your spine, doesn't it?).
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Germany wrestles with diesel emissions, Jared Kushner loses his top-secret clearance and Europe shivers.
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"The amount of information the intelligence agencies had sends shivers through one's spine," he said.
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Airbnb may delay its public float to 2021 as coronavirus sends shivers through the market.
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"One of Us" is a masterpiece of reportage, design and empathy — it shivers with feeling.
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The video of her getting shots on her bald naked skull gives me the shivers.
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"It sends shivers down my spine about the people waiting for our program," he said.
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Shivers takes this association a step further: becoming a host makes one promiscuous, and uncontrollably so.
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But at 11:08, my entire team stood up simultaneously around me and I got shivers.
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When Shivers violated the restraining order twice, he ended up being arrested and booked in 215.
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However, Shivers has been known to the state of California as a vexatious litigant since 2008.
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In the meantime, bow down to J Lo and Joseph Shivers ... the guy who invented spandex!!!
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As US shivers, Sydney, Australia, sizzles CNN's Eliott McLaughlin and Ralph Ellis contributed to this report
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Rami Malek imagined as Jafar, the villain from Disney's "Aladdin," could send shivers down anyone's spine.
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The part about his allegedly sexting a 14-year-old girl particularly gave me the shivers.
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Jim Shivers, a spokesman for Caltrans, said that even a ballpark estimate for reopening was impossible.
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The top-line numbers of President Donald Trump's budget proposal should give the nation's scientists shivers.
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Turn on a season of the always-creepy American Horror Story for hours of spine shivers. 3.
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These moments inspire those shivers down my cheeks, because they're told against the backdrop of a funeral.
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I watched with shivers of dread and awe—stunned by the image of him floating, seemingly adrift.
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As soon as you see it, it gives you shivers because you know what brand it is.
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Following the divorce filing, Perrette allegedly accused Shivers of stalking her and violating a permanent restraining order.
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At an incident at a restaurant, Shivers allegedly violated that restraining order, leading to a brief incarceration.
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A hymn to the pop gods boiling over guitar solos and electronic shivers, it will be forgotten.
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The news sent fresh shivers through the already-battered sector, dragging its rival Hammerson 4.8 percent lower.
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So, if the sight of blood or needles doesn't give you the shivers, consider becoming a phlebotomist.
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Screenshot: AppleOnce again, Apple has made shivers run down my spine—but not in a good way.
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She also said they both started to feel symptoms, including shivers and a cough, 10 days ago.
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I can't say I felt the mortal shivers here that often descend when I hear those words.
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That is, until a horrible plague called the Shivers took her suddenly and to the devastation of all.
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They spoke to Business Insider at a time the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak was sending shivers through global markets.
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While the Midwest shivers, Alaska has actually canceled its Willow 99.43 Sled Dog Race because it's too warm.
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Luigi shivers as he walks down dimly lit hallways and opens doors with no small amount of trepidation.
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Even if you wore them in 2001, the thought of clogs today likely sends shivers down your spine.
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If that sort of alliance were to form, it could send shivers from Wall Street to Silicon Valley.
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She raps twice on the wood door frame, and shivers with a nervous jitter as someone inside approaches.
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As Lawther's Kenny shivers like the skeleton of a crumbling fall leaf, Flynn's Hector is all coiled anger.
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Together, they'll rend your flesh from your bones (or at the very least, send shivers down your spine).
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"I was feeling tired, had shivers, a sore throat and coughed," the 17-year-old posted on Instagram.
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"Get Out" expands on, and considerably deepens, a similar idea by turning white racism into disquieting genre shivers.
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As for "Carousel," I certainly got shivers; it's a great musical and was sung and danced as such.
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I recalled how often in my years of theatergoing performances in Mr. Prince's shows have evoked similar shivers.
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"Whenever I remember what happened, every now and then, all my body shivers and shakes," Person Five said.
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The assault is a master class of precision-timed scares filled with light shivers and deeper, reverberant frights.
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ASMR, or autonomous sensory meridian response, is the phenomenon of feeling shivers and tingles while listening to certain sounds.
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There's something about the shivers from a gentle whisper in your ear that plastic and wires can never replicate.
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After marrying actor and musician Francis "Coyote" Shivers in 28, their relationship came to a dramatic end in 216.
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It's not just the swimming though, it's also the camaraderie and shared shivers and cake that come with it.
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Wall Street closed lower on Tuesday as disappointing factory data and weak oil prices sent shivers through the markets.
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Philippine stocks fell almost 2 percent as a 5.4 percent drubbing for Tokyo's Nikkei sent shivers through the region.
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In fact, if you sit really still, you can already start to feel the chill come over you (*shivers*).
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"To me, that's always given me shivers up my spine, because it's all about balance, right?" she tells Isle.
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There may be goose bumps or shivers down the spine, or a sense of being overawed by some beauty.
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The bottom line: When Trump decided to pick a trade war with China, he sent shivers through Silicon Valley.
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Frisson, the French word for shivers, "is similar to ASMR, which is when your head tingles," Thimo told me.
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Of course, the threat of de-identification would likely send shivers down the spines of both donors and recipients.
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It has a different vibe, largely thanks to the circumstances: This music shivers and crackles, teetering on an edge.
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"Even today, I get the shivers whenever I hear the word Douglas," said Ms. Antsifyerova, who is now 78.
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As she spoke about the saint's deeds, Joy Soto, a retail executive from San Francisco, was overcome with shivers.
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But it was the television footage of the immediate aftermath of the crime that sent shivers down my spine.
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I've still got lumps on the back of my head that give me shivers whenever I'm reminded of it.
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What if the mere thought of an open flame unattended gives you the shivers — and not in a good way?
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Across 36 minutes, the record crackles, moans, and shivers with the sounds of shattering ice, barking sea lions, and birdsong.
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A new Fox News poll about impeachment should send shivers down the spines of President Donald Trump and his supporters.
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Talking means "threatening Ashley a switchblade while she shivers and cries" and "secluded place" means the stairwell at the hotel.
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Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, also simply referred to as "that unknown feeling," creates tingles and pleasurable shivers in susceptible listeners.
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GAMTHUNA, Sri Lanka (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Every time the wind picks up in the night, the Karunadasas get the shivers.
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"Whether that roadway is even there (anymore) will be interesting to see, once it's uncovered," Caltrans spokesman Jim Shivers said.
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Either way, this version of the Count is likely to send shivers up your spine for all the wrong reasons.
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But Trump's June announcement that he would be restricting travel to Cuba sent shivers through the travel and tourism industry.
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When I get an unpleasant call, it shivers and spasms like a lost hiker in the final stages of freezing.
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These facts, which the intelligence community knew about even before the election, should send shivers down the spines of all Americans.
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"Ego" shivers nervously as a three-note bassline plus ominous guitar static resolve into sweet liquid horn croon and back again.
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She reunites with her dead husband and child; she shivers in a snowy landscape; she hears the coo of a dragon.
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Aside from the fact that this is an absurd claim, the reach of that one post sent shivers down my spine.
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"Trump as the nominee is going to send shivers down the spine of the Republican Party," she told host Maria Bartiromo.
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Yet political turmoil, rising protectionism, a hawkish Fed and slowing earnings and economic growth have sent shivers down investors' spines lately.
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Mr. Hussey still shivers visibly as he remembers the sight of people falling from and jumping off the tower's upper reaches.
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"It's one of those dreamy destinations that by virtue of its appeal can turn goose bumps of delight into nightmarish shivers."
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It's one of those dreamy destinations that by virtue of its appeal can turn goose bumps of delight into nightmarish shivers.
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Reading a text not in its original language, one still shivers when encountering sentences written and rendered with precision and beauty.
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Their detention sent shivers through the casino industry, raising fears that the Chinese government would seek harsh penalties against overseas operators.
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We don't want a president who glides through the chaos he craves and conjures, while everyone around him immolates and shivers.
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Shaun Shivers' 4-yard scoring run with 7:14 to go in the second quarter gave Auburn a 28-0 lead.
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"Professor Shivers added, "After immersing herself into more advocacy work, she discovered that her students might have been exposed to lead.
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Throughout, though, the bass rattles and shivers, an unnerving commitment to the scene's rule book, and maybe also its last document.
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If the thought of bagging groceries on your own sends shivers down your spine, don't worry — we sought advice from an expert.
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Here, like in Shivers, the woman is seen as the source or cause of infection, as opposed to a victim of violence.
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In the past, similar suits made by Shivers have been rejected by the court due to his standing as a vexatious litigant.
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Imagine exploring (and pruning) a world where intelligent vines slither like snakes up the landscape, pursuing you and your murderous machete. Shivers!
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He complains he can't sleep because the lights are always on and he shivers because the AC is cranked up too high.
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It was even tried for poison ivy and snake bites in those early days -- a thought that gives today's neurologists the shivers.
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Those trailers can still give me shivers, and I can still replay the intro with fondness and interest, but it ends there.
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It also produced a flurry of condemnations from European capitals and Washington, and sent shivers through the journalistic communities in both countries.
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Global gloom: Seasonal cheer is in short supply after weak economic data from Japan, China and Europe sent shivers through global markets.
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The investigation hardly seems close to ending, and news that Mr. Flynn is cooperating with prosecutors sent shivers through Mr. Trump's team.
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Economic View Jordan Peele, the comedian turned horror-movie director, recently made a video meant to give American voters shivers of dread.
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Critic's Pick Elisabeth Moss stars in a scary update on the H.G. Wells classic that trades science-fiction shivers for #MeToo horror.
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The Chinese authorities detained 18 employees, including three Australian citizens, in October in a crackdown that sent shivers through the casino industry.
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Spend just $15 and send shivers down someone&aposs spine this Valentine&aposs Day by naming a hissing cockroach in their honor.
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Shivers went down the spines of many Republican communications directors on the Hill this week when a few dozen protesters confronted Sen.
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Then I heard his lyrics, his melodic rhyming, and his singing and I got shivers hearing the track really coming to life.
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This idea literally sent shivers down my spine as I typed it, and now I will never go to a yoga class again.
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A white paper that announces its intention to ban "trolling" and "disinformation" but makes little attempt to define either gives me the shivers.
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The escalating tension sent shivers through financial markets as investors foresaw dire consequences for the global economy if trade barriers start going up.
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Shivers&apos recent suit went through by mistake, and is now being stayed by the court until a judge can further review it.
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Amma's final smirk after whispering, "Don't tell Mama," as Camille gapes at her like she's seen a ghost, sent shivers down my spine.
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But watching back the footage of the moment Kim learned of the attack will send shivers down the spines of Bravo viewers everywhere.
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That's the kind of news that can send shivers down the spines — or dollar signs into the dreams — of the entire entertainment industry.
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China's offshore yuan, whose plunge past 7 to the dollar last week sent shivers through financial markets, was weaker on Friday at 7.0530.
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His reported murder had triggered a war of words between Ukraine and Russia and sent shivers through the journalistic communities in both countries.
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When he was taken into the Kamloops Regional Corrections Center, he began to go into withdrawal—nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, aches, sweats, and shivers.
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The brazen queerness of this outfit elicits shivers of internalized homophobia for me: Why am I so afraid of vests and loose ties?
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When it rains, the structure floods; when the wind blows, everyone shivers; and when the sun beats down on that roof, they sweat.
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The lack of local color notwithstanding, the movie more than fulfills its promise to unsettle and to incite shivers — and it doesn't quit.
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While I'm often delighted during performances, and I don't infrequently get goose bumps and shivers, true musical surprises are few and far between.
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The announcement, from a company that has upended much of the retailing world, sent shivers through the stock prices of other food chains.
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It had arrived after 24 hours of shakes, shivers and sheet-soaking night sweats, accompanied by joint pain, weakness and fatigue beyond fatigue.
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If you are dry and dressed appropriately, you should be completely warm and comfortable from your head to your toes — no shivers needed.
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The escalating tensions sent shivers through financial markets as investors foresaw dire consequences for the global economy if trade barriers start going up.
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And there's nothing quite like a late-night binge of Are You Afraid of the Dark to get those delicious All Hallow's Eve shivers.
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The escalating trade war between the two countries and tit-for-tat punitive actions have sent shivers through the global economy and rattled investors.
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Her mother, Donna Gowdy, said that her daughter's back still hurts from the taser and that she shivers at night when trying to sleep.
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Oshun's favorite thing to eat is honey, and her contagious laugh can either put you under her spell or send shivers down your spine.
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The reclusive R&B star recently uploaded the video to Tumblr and the stripped-back rendition of the Blonde track is giving us shivers.
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The Cambridge-educated Jutting pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of manslaughter in a horrific case that sent shivers through the Asian financial hub.
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When one character casually describes in detail how traitors are tortured and killed so they will experience maximum agony, his words give you shivers.
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He writes passages that make glorious use of the Baroque technique of stile concitato, in which the voice shivers and trembles with uncanny repetitions.
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To the Irish, the name Cromwell still sends shivers down the spine, a name associated with a rampage of terror and slaughter in Ireland.
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But the roster of signatories shows that the arrests of the two men have sent shivers far beyond Canada, and well beyond diplomatic concerns.
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But that would send shivers down the spines of America's NATO allies, who view those training exercises as a strong deterrent against Russian aggression.
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Today the title sends shivers down one's spine — we are, after all, a gun-crazy nation, and gun-related crimes often occupy newspaper front pages.
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Lopez Obrador sent shivers through international markets when he abruptly canceled a partly built $13 billion Mexico City airport a few weeks before taking office.
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The court ruled that these emails did not contain any defamatory information or false information, but rather factually accurate information about her and Shivers' situation.
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They have struck again in Belgium, in the capital of the European Union, killing dozens and wounding scores more, sending shivers of insecurity across Europe.
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His words will send shivers down the spines of senior civil servants who are already struggling to find additional savings after years of deep cuts.
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Welcome to the quirky world of Japanese Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR)—the phenomenon of inducing pleasurable chills and shivers in responsive listeners via sounds.
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The new movie based on Stephen King's classic horror tale "It" opens this weekend, sending shivers down the spines of clown-haters across the country.
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Then suddenly my son turns to me and says—'You're a role model, Da'—that kind of stuff gives me shivers when I hear it.
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Other examples include Cronenberg's Shivers, Ballard's High-Rise and its film adaptation, Otomo's graphic novel Domu: A Child's Dream and his film World Apartment Horror.
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A bowl of warm, fresh tofu and plump poached oysters, bathed in potato-skin dashi and dotted with arame seaweed, sent shivers down my spine.
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Trump's move sent shivers through stock markets, with the pan-European STOXX 600 dropping 5%, mainly dragged down by the travel and leisure sector .SXTP.
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Road crews are working 12-hour shifts to reopen the highways, said Jim Shivers, a spokesman for the California Department of Transportation, known as Caltrans.
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But moments that should induce shivers, including an easily predicted revelation described as both "a coincidence" and "a miracle," tend to land with a plunk.
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"Low oxygen blood levels, high temperature, hot and cold shivers, racing heart rate, shortage of breath, continuous deep cough," Cowen said while describing the issues.
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With a gentle rap-rapping, Mr. Eggers intensifies the shivers with art-film moves, genre shocks and an excellent cast that includes a progressively rowdy menagerie.
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Last week, we talked a lot about color correction, a term that might send shivers down your spin if you've ever had a botched color job.
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It features eerie lighting, broken fixtures, dead foliage, dust, and pretty much every horror movie set-design go-to that could send shivers down your spine.
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Rising support for 5-Star has sent shivers through financial markets because the movement has promised to call a referendum on Italy's membership of the euro.
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But once he shot what he considered to be a good photo, he knew it: he would get shivers down his back, and then run away.
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You only have to think of Catelyn pulling up Roose Bolton's sleeve to reveal the chainmail, or the musicians suddenly changing their tune, to get shivers.
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As ASMR videos have sped across the internet, artists have started making their own versions, inducing shivers with soft sounds like clacking, cracking, scratching, and whispering.
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While the East sweats, the West shivers As the eastern half of the country bakes this weekend, the western half will feel more like early spring.
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That sent shivers into the leaders of Turkey, Iran and Syria, who would not wish for an independent Kurdistan that could enthuse their respective Kurdish subjects.
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If you're a multinational corporation processing the personal data of EU citizens those sorts of figures probably send some rather large shivers down the CEO's spine.
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I generally don't like killing things, even small ones, and the thought of something writhing in pain while not-yet-dead sends shivers down my spine.
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"The re-emergence of the twin deficit should send shivers down the dollar's spine," said Mark McCormick, North American head of FX strategy at TD Securities.
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The possibility that actually sends shivers to my spine is that we lose all those precious pictures because of some widespread malfunctioning of our smart phones.
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He then points out how he has "never felt this way before" about another person...listing off his symptoms of having the shivers and being lightheaded.
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There&aposs so much emotion and intensity to the sound produced, even though it&aposs a song I know very well, it still gave me shivers.
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Macron sent shivers through the alliance last month when he publicly questioned NATO's central tenet that an attack on one member is an attack against all.
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In Berlin, the florist Ruby Barber of Mary Lennox often forsakes conventional flowers entirely, preferring the unexpected textures of cascading miscanthus or Briza media, which shivers.
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The result in Austria might have calmed some nerves, but it was the rejection of Mr. Renzi that most sent shivers through Europe and the world.
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We can turn this internet post about that so you don't have the shivers when you watch John Oliver talking about Jared Kushner or wherever else.
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The camaraderie in our suspended reality was real, and as our Captain (played by an Ubisoft employee) ordered Scotty to prepare for warp, I got the shivers.
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LONDON — The Game of Thrones theme music is enough to send shivers down anyone's spine, and that goes double when a new season has just kicked off.
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And now, you guessed it, I'm just writing this so that I don't have to go back to my flight search… shivers Thanks for the tweet, Taylor
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The phrase "jello mold" or "aspic," might send shivers up your spine, and to be sure, cooking from the mid-20th century doesn't have the best reputation.
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We're talking about the kind that comes from watching a movie that raises goosebumps on your arms, puts ice in your veins, sends shivers down your spine.
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The escalating tensions between Beijing and Washington sent shivers through financial markets, as investors foresaw dire consequences for the global economy if trade barriers start going up.
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One scene in particular, which shows a newly reunited Wiktor and Zula taking a nighttime cruise down the Seine, is likely to send shivers down your spine.
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Two movies attempt to offer up blockbuster shivers this summer: the latest installment of The Mummy franchise and the much-hyped contagion thriller It Comes at Night.
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But there's a single sentence in the 13-page document that should send shivers down the spine of President Donald Trump and everyone in his inner circle.
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I don't know about you, but I only have to think of Catelyn pulling up Roose Bolton's sleeve or the musicians changing their tune to get shivers.
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That grit, however, is her lifeline, and only momentarily do we see her without its shield as she shivers quietly in the wings of her comeback show.
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Mnuchin's nomination "should send shivers down the spine of every American who got hit hard by the financial crisis," said Warren, citing his record at Goldman Sachs.
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"We love this photo too, because she looks so happy," said Ms. Issaoun, who said she got shivers when she saw the image of a black hole.
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President Xi Jinping in China has just been given almost unbridled, unlimited power, the likes of which sends shivers down the spines of long-term China watchers.
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The escalating tensions between Beijing and Washington sent shivers through financial markets as investors foresaw dire consequences for the global economy if trade barriers start going up.
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Jim Shivers, a spokesman for the California Department of Transportation, said on Sunday that road crews have to deal with "massive amount of water" on the highway.
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In today's terrifying news that will give you shivers up and down your spine, we have a story involving Mama June's C-section to deliver Honey Boo Boo.
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For the study, researchers had participants fill out a survey about how often listening to music gave them goosebumps, shivers down their spine, and the urge to cry.
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Because, here, as the smiles fade, the shivers turn to chills and a lost world is revealed, it becomes all too clear who haunts this land and why.
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AMMAN, Jordan — On a busy thoroughfare in Amman, Jordan's capital, a coffee seller named Mohammed Al Mulki no longer shivers when he sees a police car pull up.
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Spandex, the fabric synonymous with yoga pants, was first discovered when Joseph Shivers, a curious entrepreneur, attempted to find a solution to the World War II rubber shortage.
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The farting bass and spacey piano on "Way to the Show" gleam, transparently in the style of the late Bernie Worrell, but the song isn't propulsive; it shivers.
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Six plays later, Shaun Shivers scored on a 7-yard run to give Auburn its first lead of the game with 1:31 left in the first half.
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Thunberg says she started to feel symptoms -- fatigue, shivers, sore throat and cough -- when she returned to Sweden from a trip around Central Europe roughly 2 weeks ago.
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This is the question that gives historians the shivers because we hate taking historical data and using it to make a statement about what might happen in the future.
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School 2017, the seventh installment in a long-running school anthology on KBS, woos the audience with cheesy romance, then sends shivers down their spines with its challenging academia.
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She allegedly made extortionate threats to stalk Shivers and defame him as a stalker if he went through with the divorce filing rather than get back together with her.
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In the wake of this weekend's storm in the Great Lakes region and Northeast, chilly winds are expected to send shivers down the spines of unprepared trick-or-treaters.
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On stage he is a windmill of limbs; in person, he shivers in the cold of the pub smoking area, pulling his enormous tweed coat tighter around his body.
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But the new capacity, which far exceeds the amount cut over the winter, is also likely to send shivers across the global market and add pressure to international prices.
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At the matinée on February 17th, the Prelude to Act III lacked an eerie chill, and the dissonant climax of Titurel's funeral music failed to induce shivers of awe.
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If the thought of asking your boss for a raise, or countering a prospective employer's initial offer gives you the shivers, there's hope: negotiation doesn't have to be scary.
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This is obviously an important point for him to get across, and he gets it across so well that I felt shivers up my spine when he said it.
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And while I thought "My Fair Lady" provided a more successfully sustained point of view than did the "Carousel" revival, I did get shivers during "Carousel" more than once.
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But he is perhaps best known as the creative mastermind and only permanent member of the Shivers, whose fuzzy, folksy 2004 album "Charades" earned a small but zealous following.
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The looseness and humor of their interactions are welcome, but there are also new shivers of unease: The soldiers bunk in what looks like a repurposed, derelict shipping container.
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BELGRADE, Serbia — In the gloom of an abandoned warehouse, a weary-looking Pakistani man named Hayat Ali shivers in a blanket, comforting a sick friend lying at his side.
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In my surveys, mental imagery and audio were most common, followed by the ability to trigger a feeling in response (the joie de vivre of the beach, or spider shivers).
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New York (CNN Business)President Donald Trump sent shivers through global markets on Monday, with stocks plunging after he threatened new tariffs that would escalate the US-China trade war.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he would meet Chinese President Xi Jinping next month as the trade war between the world's two largest economies intensified, sending shivers through global markets.
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Shivers claims in the suit that he didn't give in to her alleged threats and filed for divorce, prompting the former "NCIS" star to continue to stalk and defame him.
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Perrette was granted a permanent restraining order against Shivers following their split as the court found his actions "frightening" towards her and called it "stalking," according to the restraining order.
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The Tigers' frustrations began early with dropped passes on their first drive, and accelerated when Shaun Shivers had an apparent 75-yard touchdown run called back on a holding penalty.
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In the 2016 campaign, publicly recognizing this commonsense fact induced shivers among elite policy makers and opinion leaders but motivated voters to hand Donald Trump a victory of historic proportions.
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Not only is the Obama administration sending shivers down the backs of NATO allies by contemplating the no first use policy, it is also failing to address Russia's new threats.
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Jio, which claims to be offering the cheapest mobile data in the world, has lured 100 million customers in super-quick time, sending shivers down the spine of its peers.
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After Lyoto Machida was pulled days before their scheduled meeting on April 16 last month, the promotion quickly announced a replacement bout that drew shivers across the collective MMA universe.
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Stood outside, the cold air flinging shivers across your whole skeleton, you attempt to negotiate as best you can through the thick haze of boozy breath, but it isn't happening.
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The relaxing sensation of ASMR, described by most in the community as "tingles" that are similar to shivers down your spine, can result from naturally occurring scenarios in everyday life.
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As an Italian who has watched the Frecce Tricolori perform their display hundreds times, that final maneuver that draws in the sky the longest Italian flag, always gives me shivers.
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"When you mention the A-word," said Representative Mark Meadows, Republican of North Carolina and the chairman of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, "it sends shivers up every conservative's spine."
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JON CARAMANICA A lovely devotional about the long, tight hold a place can have on your heart, and self-conception, St. Vincent's "New York" soothes and shivers all at once.
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Futures for the U.S. S&P63.733, Dow Jones and Nasdaq indexes were all down a marginal 0.1% CHINESE SHIVERS Markets have been largely working on the assumption that the Dec.
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Accept the satisfying shivers the moment provokes, sit back and get ready to enjoy the most perfectly distilled 50 minutes or so of classic Shepard you're ever likely to see.
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Trump picked a leading climate denier to head the EPA transition Trump's decision to install Myron Ebell as the head of his EPA transition team sent shivers through the activist community.
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Most people recover from yellow fever after the first phase of infection, which usually involves fever, headache, shivers, loss of appetite and nausea or vomiting, according to the World Health Organization.
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A primitive precursor to today's horror movies, Parisian lantern showmen projected moving images of skeletons, demons, and even the dead spirit of Louis XVI to scare audiences into shivers and tears.
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" He went to the hospital where they sewed up his neck, but went back to the hospital the next day when "I woke up with the shivers and a swollen neck.
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Details of the alleged window incident are scarce, but the wrongly-filed court papers claim that Perrette crawled through Shivers&apos window and immediately attacked his female guest while hurling obscenities.
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On the cozy, chirpy "My Phone," the slight echo accentuating her singing radiates delighted relief, while on "Apathy" her breathy double-tracked voice over bitter guitar crunch shivers with nervous resignation.
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As autumn shivers its way into winter and we trade our sexy Ken Bone costumes for decorative gourds, you may be asking: why is Netflix stocking our queues with animal films?
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If you live somewhere that's warm all year, you have it even worse—watching holiday movies with snow incepts an insidious FOMO on the spine chills, shivers, and Seasonal Affective Disorder.
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Jammed right in between the nicest part of the Mission and the nicest part of the Castro, Dolores is perpetually sunny while the rest of the city shivers under the fog.
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Where women's sexuality is often a debate in the moral realm (with the exception of The Handmaid's Tale *shivers*), Black women's sexual deviance is seen as a threat to their communities.
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But it was the resignation of Jonathan Hill, the UK's EU commissioner and one of the strongest voices of support for the industry, that has sent shivers down market participants' spines.
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After sending a few shivers down the spines of fans all across Kansas, Penn, the No. 16 seed in the Midwest region, isn't going to wind up in the history books.
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Such strained shivers were sadly actualized, one hundred years ago, in the autumn of 1918 when the Spanish flu pandemic that claimed more than 20 million lives in Europe, reached Vienna.
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The idea of a federal agency demanding oversight of college course content, down to scrutinizing syllabi, should send shivers down the spines of everyone who cares about education or government overreach.
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Electronic enhancement feeds wordless choral halos and shivers of percussion around the theater, amplifying shadowy, jazzy riffs, distantly reminiscent of Gershwin, and dusky slashes out of a Bernard Herrmann film score.
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But already, the situation is drawing comparisons from federal weather officials to the catastrophic events of 19993 and is sending shivers of recognition down the spines of many who survived them.
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Guard Gene Upshaw used to tape a pad onto his forearm, then illegally soak the club in hot water, then lead sweeps with forearm shivers that could knock a linebacker out.
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The less likely you are to have mouth-to-mouth action or inhale someone's breath, the more likely it is that you'll have have shivers from orgasm rather than a fever.
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The frenetic energy that permeated its production is evident in the final product, and it's coupled with a carefully curated soundtrack that would send shivers down any Resident Advisor writer's spine.
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The new plan to arm local police with military equipment will reportedly take place immediately, sending shivers down the spine of anyone who's feared the semblance of martial law in Trump's America.
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Projected in a soaring offsite warehouse space, presented by Kurimanzutto, Calderón's Caída libre (Free fall) shrouds the difference between documentary and fictional narrative, sending uncomfortably real shivers down the spines of viewers.
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She sent shivers through the business in January when she compared such companies to water and electricity utilities, which because of their irreproducible networks of pipes and power lines are stringently regulated.
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Heightened tensions between Sunni-dominated Saudi Arabia and Shiite-dominated Iran send shivers down the spines of many, who fear a new war could break out in the world's most volatile region.
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Cinema-goers in some Southeast Asian cities bring socks to keep warm, while officer workers wear woolly hats and shoppers in malls can be seen wearing winter jackets to stop the shivers.
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Music-induced frisson refers to the pleasurable chills that some people may experience while listening to a song, like the goosebumps or shivers that Billie fans often describe getting from her music.
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They somehow actualized Horatiu Radulescu's "Before the Universe Was Born," its score a heady mixture of strange icons and mystical texts, as fairy-dust ethereality and squelching harshness, slippery shivers of sound.
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Something is wrong — on exam, my big toes point up, my reflexes jump, my muscles catch, my index finger shivers in a sign of a spinal lesion — but they can't say what.
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I can still clearly remember the cold shivers that ran through me when I was 14, and I heard my biology teacher—who was nearing retirement—say the word "penis" out loud.
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Even if Amazon is not planning to go nationwide with its stores anytime soon, any expansion of its brick-and-mortar presence is likely to send shivers down the spines of other booksellers.
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"If enough people turn the dial, you can move that dial with the Nielsen ratings a couple of points, it will send shivers up the spine of many of the advertisers," he said.
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If May's promise to correct market failures sends shivers up your spine, you only have to travel 280 miles to Paris to witness how populist pressures are pushing government intervention to new extremes.
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Warning: watching her try the pry the soft shell apart may send shivers down your spin or at least cause you to wrinkle your nose up at how wild this whole thing is.
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LONDON, (Reuters) - The prospect of Britain voting to leave the European Union sent shivers through the boardrooms of the country's dominant services sector last month, driving growth to a near three-year low.
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Even the thought of buffing on a layer of foundation, no matter how light, sends shivers sweat down our spines as we imagine the inevitable meltdown that will likely occur later that day.
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He hopes an encounter with one of his projects will bring shivers down your spine, put you in a state of awe, and bring on either giggles or a sweeping wave of sadness.
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La Torture Des Ténèbres sent shivers down my spine the first time its gnarled black noise hit my eardrums, and repeated listens have revealed even more ghostly details floating amidst the chaotic din.
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I was transfixed by the masked performer from Burkina Faso, whose body was invisible beneath heavy fibers, from which shivers of bells sounded, as well as the polyphonic laments of a Greek trio.
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"Typically when it rains for a few days, you can expect small slides that our maintenance crews can clean up in a few hours," Jim Shivers, a CalTrans spokesman, said by phone on Wednesday.
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But the darkening shivers of his arrangement for string quartet, played by Brooklyn Rider, set up an emotional pivot: He's still numb from a wrenching loss, and his daily routine provides only meager distraction.
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As previously reported , Perrette's ex husband, musician Francis "Coyote" Shivers, claimed that the 49-year-old actress previously broke into his home and assaulted a female guest while demanding that he take her back.
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Amazon is expanding its slate of store-brand items — the company will now reportedly make food, diapers and other household goods, a move that should send shivers through execs at every consumer product brand.
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Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian: There are smart moments of fear and subliminal shivers of disquiet, the dance sequences are good and of course Guadagnino could never be anything other than an intelligent film-maker.
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WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he would meet Chinese President Xi Jinping next month as the trade war between the world's two largest economies intensified, sending shivers through global markets.
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And although the charges have largely been seen as a blow to the White House, Monday's actions by special prosecutor Robert Mueller also sent shivers down the spines of Washington's lobbyists, both Democrats and Repulicans.
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In the 1975 David Cronenberg film Shivers, an experimental medical researcher believes that "man is an ... over-rational animal that's lost touch with its body" and develops a parasite that increases its host's sex drive.
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It has a tougher and more mysterious message than most Christmas-time schmaltz: A child, a child Shivers in the cold Let us bring him silver and gold Let us bring him silver and gold
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Beijing's action is expected to immediately hit demand for the upcoming U.S. sorghum crop, exports of which are largely used to feed China's huge livestock sector, and send shivers through the entire U.S. farm sector.
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We've rounded up eight seriously strange food habits that have have sent shivers down many a Twitter user's spine — so click on to join in and let us know where you stand in the comments.
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The prospect of Britain voting to leave the European Union at a referendum in June sent shivers through the boardrooms of the country's dominant services sector last month, sending growth to a three-year low.
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These scenes, each set on a raft gliding on a deceptively tranquil country river, bookend a movie that raises light shivers by tapping into historical memory and employing some satisfying, bluntly old-fashioned screen magic.
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Most people recover from yellow fever after the first phase of infection, which usually involves fever, muscle and back pain, headache, shivers, loss of appetite and nausea or vomiting, according to the World Health Organization.
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It's music to spur your shivers on the coldest winter's day, or to curl up with, alone in the dark, or to soothe your wounds after a heart-wrenching fight with someone you once loved.
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His seductive frostiness and overwhelming brilliance led the American Film Institute to name him the greatest villain of the century; his electric and terrifying tête-à-tête with Clarice Starling (Jodie Foster) still induces shivers.
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So I am now also remembering the thrill of listening to "Populism Yea Yea" (that's its title, naturally) that first time, with the shivers that come when an original new voice in theater declares itself.
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Running back Shaun Shivers and backup quarterback Joey Gatewood each rushed for 224 yards on 210 runs, and running back Kam Martin rushed for 217 yards, with 23 coming on a first-quarter touchdown run.
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Running back Shaun Shivers and backup quarterback Joey Gatewood each rushed for 102 yards on 12 runs, and running back Kam Martin rushed for 71 yards, with 35 coming on a first-quarter touchdown run.
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Before a blackout was imposed on opinion polls two weeks ago, all surveys showed the 'No' camp was well ahead, sending shivers through financial markets wary of instability in the euro zone's third-largest economy.
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This sent shivers of joy up the spine of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and many of his conservative allies, who have opposed any document negotiated with Iran as a cave-in to their existential enemy.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he would meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping next month, as the trade war between the world's two largest economies intensified, sending shivers through global commodity and equity markets.
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Worries that Latin America's second-largest economy could slip into a recession if Trump made good on his promise to impose tariffs have sent shivers through financial markets already reeling from a U.S.-China trade dispute.
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The thought of the president and first lady hanging out with Jay-Z and Beyoncé inspires shivers of joy — it seems a fitting expression not only of the Knowles-Carters' power but of the Obamas' celebrity.
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The song's lyrics were eerily prescient of Mercury's illness—"Too late, my time has come / Sends shivers down my spine / Body's aching all the time"—but the screenwriters have spared him his life of that monstrosity.
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A fire in 2008 at one of the main quartz facilities in Spruce Pine for a time all but shut off the supply of high‑purity quartz to the world market, sending shivers through the industry.
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I'm not saying he raps like P—he doesn't—but in terms of the shivers you get from those kind of records, maybe that's a current updated comparison to the feeling Mobb Deep used to give.
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They offer not just goosebumps or a set of cold shivers down the spine, but the chance to feel a connection with souls who came before — the people who walked in a land before our time.
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The shutdown has posed a major traffic disruption, forcing motorists to drive 100 miles out of their way on back roads to commute around the closure, said Jim Shivers, a spokesman for the state transportation department.
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I am afraid of anything fuzzy—cotton, wool, dish sponges, tennis balls, felt… for some reason, whenever I see or think about those things I imagine them touching teeth, and it sends shivers down my spine.
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A prolonged downturn in demand could force mills to sell excess production abroad - sending shivers through the global market just as the United States slaps hefty import tariffs on the metal, increasing competition among global producers.
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" Jesse Green, then at New York magazine and now at The Times, was more positive, calling the production "bracing; like the onstage rain that pours tumultuously during the final scene, it smells fresh and raises shivers.
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These are temporary spaces, crafted via curation to send shivers up your spine as you feel a sudden, acute connection to and understanding of people, places, and ideas that were formerly entirely separate and alien to you.
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For instance, I don't want to know what would happen if someone actually ate a Tide Pod, and getting into an argument with a cast member on American Chopper would for sure send shivers down my spine.
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Except then the older dancers start to suffer a mysterious ailment, one that sends them falling to the floor in gasps and shivers, one that's rumored to be caused by some sort of pathogen in the water.
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The stock market is the way investors bet on the health of companies and economies, so the shivers in the U.S. market from China's troubles shows how much the U.S. economy sneezes when China has a cold.
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" Evan Narcisse, Gizmodo "Us demonstrates how Peele is iterating on his social horror recipes, by broadening the scope of his ambitions and fiendishly modulating the use of violence and familiarity to send shivers down our collective spines.
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Le Pen wants to remove France from the European Union, ditch the euro as its currency and pull back from NATO, all of which would send shivers of joy up the spine of her BFF, Vladimir Putin.
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Frequently, she'd "Frankenstein" couture pieces, shredding three or four gowns to produce a composite outfit, an act that would send shivers down the spines of society's elite, yet resulting in creations even more fantastical than the originals.
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Whether she's slumped (and dead) in her rocking chair, as in "Psycho," or pulling a knife on her daughter, as in "Carrie," there's just something about mothers that brings out the worst and sometimes the best shivers.
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"For a long time we've heard nothing on this, because it was not necessarily in the interests of our companies," Macron said of connections between Spain and France, potentially sending shivers down the spines of EDF executives.
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TOKYO — Donald J. Trump sent shivers across the Japanese auto industry on Friday after warning Toyota on Twitter that he would impose a "big border tax" on the company if it built a new plant in Mexico.
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Both Shivers and his wife pointed to rumors stemming from a report on Radar Online that suggest Perrette had a feud with her "NCIS" co-star Mark Harmon as something that speaks to her accusations of physical assault.
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Ahead of her set at the 51st State festival later this year, we asked Waters to give us the lowdown on a summer holiday classic that still sends shivers up the spine a quarter of a century on.
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"Hidden ownership to try to avoid disclosure of large stakes, if successful, creates a uneven playing field," said Henry Hu, the Allan Shivers chair in the law of banking and finance at the University of Texas at Austin.
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That illicit activity is "pervasive" on the dark net, said Calvin Shivers, the assistant director of the F.B.I.'s criminal investigative division, but he added that the F.B.I. remained "undeterred" and was "surging resources" to tackle the problem.
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And I think this iconic, symbolic moment of the Iron Curtain being torn apart in Berlin touched people across the globe, and still gives them the shivers when they come to Berlin and see the historic dimension here.
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Picturing the First World War It is a photograph that can send shivers through you on an August day, as it must have a century ago when it was published in The New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial.
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On the menu, it is called The Dandelion, after the nom de guerre of Mr. Ostaltsev, a name said to send shivers down the spines of the enemy in the east because of his reputation as a fierce fighter.
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Although it might give many the shivers, for British swimmer Jess Campbell -- who holds the British women's record in her age group for an ice kilometer (swimming 1 kilometer in waters of 41 degrees Fahrenheit or less) -- it's invigorating.
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Noah and Allie meet during a hot South Carolina summer, right before America's entry into World War II. Their courtship is fraught with passion and real tenderness, fights and make-ups, and the shivers of a first sexual desire.
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The little stories inside the urinals differ only slightly, according to the era and the configuration of the buildings, but they're all about the same shivers, the same fears, the same clandestine passions, the same furtive or symbiotic enjoyments.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European finance ministers will call on the Group of 20 biggest world economies at the end of February to boost global economic growth at a time when an slowdown in China is sending shivers through financial markets.
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Congress is scrambling to find a response to a series of recent terrorist attacks, both at home and abroad, that sent shivers through the country and raised questions about the efficacy of the international fight against Islamic State extremists.
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Of course, this being the same guy that once slung low-end anarchy as half of the dubstep duo Vex'd, there's also a fair share of piston-like percussion work, sending industrial shivers through the track's five-minute runtime.
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Global Shivers Donald J. Trump, through decades in public life, has been consistent on one core policy idea: that the United States has gotten a raw deal from its major trading partners in the agreements that bind their economies.
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Highway 101, a major artery on the Central Coast used by up to 79,123 vehicles per day, is closed for a stretch of about seven miles from Carpinteria to Santa Barbara, Mr. Shivers said in an email on Sunday.
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In addition to reviews, features and news during the week, our critics and reporters collect the best of what they've heard: notes that sent shivers down their spines, memorable voices, quotations that cut to the heart of the story.
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The thought of a wave of English roses heading to work in dirty overalls sent shivers up scores of patriarchal spines—yet the imperial war machine called for someone to replace the men and boys fighting overseas, so off they went.
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The dark mood in China sent shivers across Asian markets and will add to investors nervousness - the MSCI benchmark emerging markets index dropped 83.10 percent to its lowest level since May 2017, and is now down 22 percent from January's peaks.
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And with scenes like Red Wedding [shivers] or Margaery (Natalie Dormer) and the entire Sept going up into green flames, many of us accepted that if we wanted to feel good at the conclusion of a show, we should look elsewhere.
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It's all a sharp contrast to the days of "41," George H. W. Bush, who still sends shivers up the spines of elderly ladies here, and "43," George W. Bush, whose buddies still keep silent about his wild and crazy youth.
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According to the documents, Perrette merely informed them that Shivers had been sentenced to nine months in jail for violating a restraining order she had against him and called on the organization to do background checks on its potential elected officials.
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Ben Carson, a retired neurosurgeon, all but dropped out on March 2nd, leaving Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz and John Kasich in the arena to fight the real-estate tycoon whose ascent has sent shivers down the spine of the Republican establishment.
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This doubtlessly sent shivers down the spine of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MbS), who has bet on Trump's rhetorical fulminations against Iran to assume strong American backing for his confrontation with Iran for primacy in the Arab world.
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She said that around 10 days ago, she felt some symptoms of COVID-19, including fatigue, shivers, a sore throat, and a cough, and that her father, who traveled with her from Brussels, experienced more intense symptoms with a fever.
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And as if this were not enough to send shivers through American strategic planners, Iran has now announced that it will be joining Russia and China for joint, month-long military exercises in the northern Indian Ocean starting December 22.
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As US shivers, Sydney, Australia, sizzles The monster storm that dumped more than a foot of snow across 10 states and deluged streets in Massachusetts with icy water is now bringing strong northwest winds and frigid arctic air to the region.
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PATRIOTS OWNER ROBERT KRAFT HELPS SAVE KEVIN HART SHOW-GOER WHO COLLAPSED DURING SET Earlier this month, Perrette's ex-husband, musician Francis "Coyote" Shivers, claimed the actress broke into his home and assaulted a female guest while demanding that he take her back.
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Its wood has something of the spring of water in it: that same elasticity that allows it to be woven into fences, baskets and traps, and can be sensed when a cricket bat, the finest use of willow, shivers under the ball.
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Whether it's the constant molestation in Shivers or the abusive relationship in which protagonist Laura acquires bruises that threaten to decay her entire body in 2012's Thanatomorphose, no characters in the micro-genre of STD horror puts themselves at risk by choice.
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With a soundtrack of ominous violin shivers and double-bass groans, the camera approaches one of those miniature rooms, getting closer and closer until the viewer is somehow peering into an actual full-sized bedroom in which an actual boy is sleeping.
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But here's the thing: Despite all the missteps and unnecessary controversies, despite the myriad ways this candidate has sent shivers down the spines of so many voters, Trump remains the Republican's best (and only, at this point) chance to win the White House.
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The US President has fired a warning shot that Beijing won't feel obliged to heed for the simple reason that it isn't terribly credible, not to mention that his lack of clarity will have sent shivers down the spine of the Korean peninsula.
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His criticism of removals of U.S. Confederate monuments that celebrate defenders of slavery sent shivers through markets as investors bet that the stance would hurt Trump's ability to build enough consensus to deliver growth boosts such as tax reform and stimulus spending.
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Yet the recent jailing of two gay men for three months - under a public indecency law that carries a harsher prison sentence for "an indecent or unnatural act with a person of the same sex" - has sent shivers through the LGBTI community.
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A few days before the Wisconsin primary election, before Democrats picked the candidate they hoped could finally take down Scott Walker, the Republican governor sent shivers down the spines of the voters who gathered to hear him speak at a campaign rally.
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"[N]othing will remain if not given form; a form we have reached the stage, precisely, of seeking out, faced with a break in the great literary rhythms … and their dispersal into shivers articulated in ways close to instrumentation" (translation by Rosemary Lloyd).
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It was a repeat performance for Mr. Conte, who first became prime minister 14 months ago as the leader of a populist coalition, including Mr. Salvini's League party and the anti-establishment Five Star Movement, that sent shivers through the European establishment.
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"We came to a realization: the only way to ensure that Breakfast Club has a zero tolerance against discrimination is to take strong public action when discrimination occurs," CEO Kyle Shivers and chief operating officer Ernie Vega announced in an Instagram post.
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As Republican senators seek assurances that the bill they are being asked to vote on won't become law, the House majority leader, Kevin McCarthy of California, may have sent shivers down a spine or two in the upper chamber with this announcement.
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That Decisive Moment In addition to reviews, features and news during the week, our critics and reporters collect the best of what they've heard: notes that sent shivers down their spines, memorable voices, quotations that cut to the heart of the story.
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That decisive moment In addition to reviews, features and news during the week, our critics and reporters collect the best of what they've heard: notes that sent shivers down their spines, memorable voices, quotations that cut to the heart of the story.
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As the designated perpetually cold person in most — if not all — of our friend groups, we're used to asking if the heat can be turned up, experiencing body-shaking shivers, and wearing more layers at one time than we care to admit.
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THAT DECISIVE MOMENT In addition to reviews, features and news during the week, our critics and reporters collect the best of what they've heard: notes that sent shivers down their spines, memorable voices, quotations that cut to the heart of the story.
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TOKYO, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Monday after data showing China's overall exports of goods and services shrank for a fourth straight month, sending shivers through a market already concerned about damage being down to global demand by the Sino-U.
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It still gives me the shivers: first thing in the morning, dragging my aching bones to the local pharmacy, people gawking as I glugged my methadone with shaking hands, mothers pulling their children closer, as though my addict-genes might infect them.
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Last month, researchers sent shivers down our collective spines when they put out a study showing that all the world's spiders consume up to 800 million metric tons of food per year—a mass of meat roughly equal to all humans on the planet combined.
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The Bellas have three tough rivals to face, including all-girl rock band Evermoist led by Ruby Rose's rocker alter-ego Calamity, hip hop artist Young Sparrow and country band Saddle Up, played by the members of real-life blue grass band, Whiskey Shivers.
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The portraits in the main gallery, which date between 1907 and 1917, brim with shivers of tension that are far more subtle than the collisions between the separate realms of naturalism and decoration that characterize works like "Adele Bloch-Bauer I" and "The Dancer" (1917).
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It induced shivers not just in its awesome moments—trumpeters intoning a chorale from balconies; brass players engaging in military-style skirmishes in the aisles; angel voices singing an extraterrestrial liturgy—but also in its unexpectedly intimate passages, its glimpses of the composer's shattered childhood.
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China's exports shrank for the fourth consecutive month in November, sending shivers through a market already concerned about damage being done to global demand by the trade war, but growth in imports may be a sign that Beijing's stimulus steps are helping to stoke demand.
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After a couple of weeks of wearing the glasses, I've found this to be true: they're easily disguised as real glasses, which is both incredible and alarming if you're the type of person who shivers at the idea of people keeping their phones at the dinner table.
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From the dreaded chain letter to the self-promotional spam blast to the "I know we haven't spoken in over a year but could you do me a favor" message, there are some emails that send shivers down our spines every time we open our inboxes.
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Not only could Mr. Shivers not prove the alleged window incident, but the court deemed his further claims that Perrette harassed and defamed him by sending emails to the Hollywood United Neighborhood Council, of which he was elected a member in 2016, were without merit as well.
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Just as surely as a creaky door or a clap of thunder will summon shivers of fright the thousandth time you hear it, so will the spectacle of a scrappy group of strivers following their unlikely coach to victory bring lumps to throats and tears to eyes.
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Robert Shivers, who headed Honolulu's F.B.I. office, and who had been dispatched from the mainland precisely to surveil the Japanese in the lead-up to World War II, had a young Japanese student living in his house, whom he would refer to as his adopted daughter.
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You'd be hard-pressed to name a movie scene this year that draws more shivers and gasps that the sequence in "The Aeronauts" in which Felicity Jones — playing an intrepid balloonist, or aeronaut — traverses the side of a hot-air balloon floating 35,000 feet above the Earth.
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THAT DECISIVE MOMENT In addition to reviews, features and news published during the week, our critics and reporters collect the best of what they've been hearing: the notes that sent shivers down their spines, the memorable voices, the quotations that cut to the heart of the story.
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The People's Bank of China also raised its guidance rate for the yuan for the first time in nine trading days, having allowed the currency's biggest fall in five months on Thursday, sending shivers through regional currencies and global stock markets as investors feared it would trigger competitive devaluations.
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The network had already given us a heads up that this Twilight Zone revival was in development in November, and there were rumors that Peele's Monkeypaw Productions would be making it happen, but this announcement makes our anticipation of all those goose bumps and shivers much more real.
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"Every administration since Nixon has not fallen for this, and it's the kind of ploy that I used to see on sophomore papers on East Asia in college," said Green, the former Bush administration official, who added that the bartering could send shivers up the spines of US allies.
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Working from Richard Raymond Harry Herbeck's script, Mr. Thelin plays with genre clichés without upending them, and the results are more creepy than scary, with shivers that are primarily generated by the sight of threatened children (and that helpless animal), including the 11-year-old scrapper Jacob (Joshua Rush).
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Running back Shaun Shivers bulled his way for the decisive 11-yard touchdown on his only carry of the afternoon as No. 20143 Auburn dealt a fatal blow to fifth-ranked Alabama's playoff hopes with a 48-45 victory over the Crimson Tide on Saturday in Auburn, Ala.
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"The idea that we are going to potentially put somebody into the Department of Education who believes that it's OK for guns to be in our schools, for teachers to be armed, boy I think that sends shivers down the spine of almost every parent in this country," said Murphy.
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People who experience ASMR tend to notice shivers and a pleasurable, relaxing tingle in the scalp, the back of the neck, and at times the entire body, a reaction that's triggered by soft-spoken female voices, gentle male voices, or sounds like the magnification of a fountain pen's tip while writing.
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After all, when the fall weather turns a tad chillier, there's nothing better than cozying up with friends and loved ones under a shared blanket (or snuggling up solo!) and getting all the shivers out by watching any number of scary movies, ranging from zombie apocalypse flicks to psychological thrillers.
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Horror thrillers are generally fraught with sexism, but I Know What You Did Last Summer which not only passes the Bechdel Test many times over, but also stars two women leads, Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and Helen Shivers (Sarah Michelle Gellar), is mildly refreshing for a late-90s slasher film.
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As is often the case with big-budget flicks, it grows progressively louder and bigger, climaxing in an overlong battle, though not before Mr. Feig has offered up some unexpected touches, including a cavalcade of beautifully designed old-timey ghosts and a genuinely creepy bathroom scene that adds a few horror-flick shivers.
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Because it can descend so oddly, with simply donning slippers as the moon silvers a shade or a tremulous tree limb shivers on a window — and I am roaming in the shadowy house, savoring the bliss, the animation and vibrancy of life, how inexplicable it is, how thoroughly meaningless and incommunicable and incommensurate.
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In fact, a whole bunch of really important news happened this week — from an uprising in Egypt to a dire new climate change report, from a dramatic reduction in the number of refugees allowed into the US to the downfall of an eccentric CEO that has sent shivers through the tech economy.
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Migrants face freezing temperatures as they struggle to get to the EU Migrants face freezing temperatures as they struggle to get to the EU BELGRADE, Serbia — In the gloom of an abandoned warehouse, a weary-looking Pakistani man named Hayat Ali shivers in a blanket, comforting a sick friend lying at his side.
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Whether it was mulling over suicide in "Shivers," in his first band, the Boys Next Door, or filling an entire album – Murder Ballads – with so many casualties listeners have actually tallied them up (75 people, plus one dog), Cave's sensibilities have always leaned to the morbid, even as they displayed a wry, scathing wit.
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Here's a sampler of Sessions' views on key issues that should send shivers down your spine: Racism In 1986, when President Ronald Reagan nominated Sessions to a federal judgeship, he was voted down by the Republican-controlled Senate Judiciary Committee, making him only the second judicial nominee in 50 years to be rejected. Why?
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THAT DECISIVE MOMENT In addition to reviews, features and news published during the week, our critics and reporters collect the best of what they've been hearing: the notes that sent shivers down their spines, the memorable voices, the set changes that left them breathless, the quotations that cut to the heart of the story.
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However, they reunite for a USO tour during which they compete against three groups — all-girl rock band Evermoist, led by Rose's rocker alter-ego Calamity, hip-hop artist Young Sparrow and country band Saddle Up, played by the members of real-life bluegrass band, Whiskey Shivers — for the chance to sign a record deal with DJ Khaled.
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"At a time like this when already the stock markets are reeling because of trade talks with China, when a lot of people are talking about the US economy going into recession, do you really want to do something that that's going to send shivers throughout the economy?" said Duncan Wood, director of the Wilson Center's Mexico Institute.
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"The idea that the government should instruct doctors about what they can or cannot say to their patients—a relationship Americans hold sacred—should send shivers down the spine of everyone who ever wanted to know the facts and the truth about their own healthcare," said NARAL Pro-Choice America president Ilyse Hogue in a statement.
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EditorsNote: Changed possessive to Bulovas' in 2nd graf; other minor tweaks Running back Shaun Shivers bulled his way for the decisive 553-yard touchdown on his only carry of the afternoon as No. 15 Auburn dealt a fatal blow to fifth-ranked Alabama's playoff hopes with a 48-45 victory over the Crimson Tide on Saturday in Auburn, Ala.
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There was a lot of blood and guts and I, uh, ooh, yeah, God, sorry — I just got the shivers because I thought of this one foot I had to bite into, and I hit a bone or a nail or something on my tooth, and that just made me have that fingernails on the blackboard moment.
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John Dowd's resignation as personal counsel to President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE sent shivers across Capitol Hill today.
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Movies like Us, Get Out, and one may haunt our adult dreams, but the stories that first horrified us are back to send a new round of shivers down our spine — and, in the case of one particular moment from the upcoming film adaptation of Scary Stories To Tell In the Dark, make us obsess over that mysterious pimple we can't quite pop.
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"There was a lot of blood and guts and I, uh, ooh, yeah, God, sorry — I just got the shivers because I thought of this one foot I had to bite into, and I hit a bone or a nail or something on my tooth, and that just made me have that fingernails on the blackboard moment," Barrymore told the Times.
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Playlist: "Shivers" / "Friends Of My World" / "Release The Bats" / "Zoo Music Girl" / "Nick The Stripper" / "Loose (from the Peel Sessions)" / "Dead Joe" / "Cry" / "Sonny's Burning" / "A Dead Song" / "Mutiny In Heaven" I argue this working under the assumption that, at their core, "you should smile more" and puppy-in-Heaven parables aside, most people know that they are going to die.
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The revelations about Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's horrifying, but unsurprising, treatment of women are not only sending shivers down our spines, but shockwaves down the ballot.
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Here's what some of our favorite critics had to say: Ghostbusting Manohla Dargis, New York Times: As is often the case with big-budget flicks, [Ghostbusters] grows progressively louder and bigger, climaxing in an overlong battle, though not before Mr. Feig has offered up some unexpected touches, including a cavalcade of beautifully designed old-timey ghosts and a genuinely creepy bathroom scene that adds a few horror-flick shivers.
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Most were not as extreme as the profile of a poisoner from a 900 B.C. Vedic papyrus I chanced upon — "He does not answer questions, or gives evasive answers; he speaks nonsense, rubs the great toe along the ground, and shivers; his face is discolored; he rubs the roots of his hair with his fingers" — but they did include a number of strands that will be familiar to any aficionado of the police procedural.
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IN THESE MONTHS since my father has been gone, I've been able to do very little except swim — first in Wisconsin, where he died, then in the rivers around Portland and now here in Greece, where my arms are out in front of me, slicing through the surface, my hands catching the thickness of the cold blue water and pulling through, disturbing it with new shivers, subaquatic winds that might be heard by the fish and other monsters of the sea, the ones that I search for with my goggled eyes: the seal, the sea turtle, the dolphin and especially the octopus, so difficult to see, who can change color and pattern almost 200 times in an hour, whom I feel watching me even while it stays out of sight, arms gesturing toward me as I struggle across the surface.
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