One can only shudder at the gale force of another one.
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Sceptics in Myanmar shudder at the loans covering the government's 30% stake.
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She knows that other elite runners might shudder at her race schedule.
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You know a lot of people would shudder at that comparison, right?
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We shudder at the thought of Bobby's seismic revenge plan in the works.
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Most people would shudder at drinking a salsa smoothie, but not Cameron Diaz.
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I shudder at the idea of consuming three shots of espresso at once.
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You are a devout Catholic, and you shudder at what is going on.
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Mr. Renzi's young supporters shudder at the very mention of Italy's former leaders.
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It's chilling, and Parker's camera wants us to shudder at the sight of it.
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Most of my favorite writers are pretty lacerating, so I shudder at what they'd do.
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But planners who work with wealthy clients who have more complicated assets shudder at such advice.
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I shudder at the thought of choosing to be stuck in here, but I get it.
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Even now, in the comfort of the hotel lobby, Tokarczuk suppressed a shudder at the memory.
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I shudder at the thought of living my life without my beautiful wife by my side.
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"[T]hey shudder at the thought of Hillary Clinton naming Supreme Court justices," the board wrote.
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If counted, I shudder at what the true unemployment figures for us with disabilities would look like.
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In the sketch, both Mulder and Scully are technologically impaired and shudder at the use of a smartphone.
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Older Corbynites shudder at the story of the government of François Mitterrand, France's president from 1981 to 1995.
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"It was heard by sane and decent people who shudder at your fondness for verbal violence," she said.
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Even the most ardent proponents of capital punishment would shudder at composing a plan to execute 740 people.
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A president who won't bow and pander to nations that shudder at the very thought of America's existence.
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It was a triumph of law enforcement, but it made some scientists and privacy experts shudder at the implications.
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Anti-immigrant nationalists shudder at the idea of a swiftly growing and more powerful Turkish — and Muslim — population in Europe.
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If you shudder at the mere mention of Chianti, lotion or fava beans, this movie is probably the reason why.
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The film also depicts her disinclination or inability to adhere to a conventional matriarchal mode as something to shudder at.
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Plenty of people in Hillary Clinton's inner and outer circles balk at her secretive ways and shudder at her compromises.
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A vast majority of LGBTQ people shudder at the thought of religion, mostly because of past hurt from the Church.
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With summer winding down, we can't help but shudder at all of the distress we've put our feet through this season.
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Many people still shudder at the discovery in 2008 that thousands of children had been hospitalised after consuming tainted milk products.
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I think Trump would be a total disaster yet I still shudder at the thought of another career politician as president.
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You'd expect conservatives who have spent their careers decrying the dangers of the national debt to shudder at such an estimate.
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Any modern practitioner of the Protestant or Catholic faiths will shudder at the horrific purposes to which their beliefs were once put.
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I shudder at the thought of trying to disarm a blaring smoke alarm and the Alexa Guard alert at the same time.
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But if you are not a morning person and shudder at the thought of getting out of bed for a 6 a.m.
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My guess is that she'll shudder at the thought, and keep strolling through the woods toward whatever life has in store for her.
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Tasha: Can we all take a minute to shudder at what it would be like to have Mad Scientist Qyburn as your obstetrician?
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"Most parents would shudder at the thought," said Barmak Nassirian, director of federal relations at the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.
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And virtually without exception, U.S. business leaders shudder at the thought of a trade war with China, Mexico or other key trading partners.
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While many people might shudder at the thought of leaving home for an assisted-living facility, it's worth weighing the pros and cons.
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I hear him say the same thing to someone else minutes later and shudder at the thought of how many times he's used that joke.
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I wouldn't consider myself a huge germaphobe, but I shudder at the thought of applying lip gloss a stranger was previously using on her lips.
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It's a pro-gay movie that doesn't shudder at the idea that two men can have a close relationship, but does not address homosexuality outright.
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But Washingtonians now shudder at the thought of its next occupant: 90% of their votes in November were for Hillary Clinton, just 4% for Mr Trump.
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Becoming a vaccine soldier Most of us might shudder at the idea of allowing an experimental vaccine into our bodies, but Bliss is a vaccine veteran.
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Any discerning pro-wrestling fan could be forgiven for having stifled a shudder at the prospect of the multi-man main event of Sunday's Extreme Rules.
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I wonder if all younger men are the way he is, shudder at the thought of dating again, and promptly push it out of my mind.
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Alba used to shudder at the mere mention of sex, but now in the final season, she's even using a vibrator and masturbating for her own pleasure.
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While some of the organizations implicated shudder at the potential financial destruction that could befall their institutions, accusers say this is their chance to right past wrongs.
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I felt happy with the stack of five long entries that make up the core of this puzzle — though some may shudder at the sight of BLOODBORNE.
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I still shudder at my captain's reaction when one of the team changed my answer of Emmeline Pankhurst to Emily Pankhurst while I was buying an interval pint.
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Those thoughtless mash-ups are why these Chinese-American chefs now shudder at the term "Asian fusion" and go to great lengths to define what they are doing differently.
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Considering the number of tights that rip each winter (and subsequently end up in the garbage), we shudder at the thought of ruining (and tossing) a pair from Wolford.
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You scorn tradition, hate the idea of working a steady 9-5 job, and shudder at the thought of living in a two-story house with your 2.5 children.
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Many shudder at the story of Kraft, an American food giant, which swallowed Cadbury, a beloved chocolatier, in 2010, then reneged on a pledge not to close a factory.
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True espresso purists may shudder at the thought of popping coffee in a pod and pressing a button to extract espresso from it, but convenience is king these days.
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Looking back, I shudder at the danger I put myself in: I could have choked on my own vomit, been hit by a car, or died of alcohol poisoning.
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Hearing several other incompatible styles of beat shudder at similar rhythmic simplifications and the imposition of aggressively eager dance synthesizers is to witness the most painful sort of historical anachronism.
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Although many theatrical troupes would shudder at the thought of 294-year-old audience members, the Argentine-Mexican Compañía Teatro al Vacío happily welcomes children as young as 2653 months.
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Many people want the convenience of voice activation, but shudder at the idea of an always-listening speaker sending conversations back to Amazon and Google where anyone could be listening.
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Third-party services like Submittable, Slideroom and Screendoor collect applications and dispatch recommendation requests, which is fine, since I shudder at the prospect of handling and reviewing letters about me.
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Those who mourn the passing of the Obama era, and shudder at the current dispensation, will doubtless warm to "The Final Year," and thrill to the intimate access that Barker enjoyed.
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But Listvyanka's rudimentary infrastructure cannot cope with the sewage and trash generated by the current number of visitors, and residents shudder at the thought of tens of thousands of more Chinese.
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"Financial markets shudder at the thought of higher inflation, simply because from an investment standpoint, inflation erodes the buying power of future earnings," said Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.com.
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I gave Dave a tag for a joke, and his initial response was to shudder at someone giving him a tag because it's a little aggravating if you don't know the person.
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Members of Merkel's conservative bloc are wary of more comprehensive European integration and shudder at the idea of Germany, Europe's economic powerhouse, pooling risks and debts with other, less financially fit countries.
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And no one in these strongholds of human rights raise their eyes from their coffee cups to notice and tremble along with those who shudder at the rage of the Mediterranean Sea.
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You may shudder at the thought of witnessing your best mate trying to drunkenly chase the barman down the pub, but these guys are professional flirts and watching them "graft" is mind-blowing.
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Those who care about reproductive rights and personal liberty should shudder at how far he might be willing to go if the United States Senate gives him the power to change that precedent.
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Not long ago, these laws might have seemed intrusive and disruptive; now, many people shudder at the notion that it might ever have been legal for a man to physically assault his wife.
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In the Gizmodo office alone, the lines are clearly drawn between those of us who shudder at the idea of touching our screens, and those who don't see it as a huge deal.
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And I shudder at the mere thought of all the group chats discussing dinner reservations, reply-all email threads about flight details, and one-off Venmo requests for booze cruises in my future.
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Some of the stories get a bit strange, and make me shudder at times, but for the most part I just tend to laugh it off and remember when I was in their shoes.
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"If his record is repeated as Prime Minister, I shudder at the consequences for the vulnerable in our community," physician and former Australian Medical Association vice president Stephen Parnis said on Twitter on Thursday.
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To be sure, when I think back to 1968, I shudder at my immaturity, selfishness, and lack of responsibility: The events of that year were changing people, and I was in desperate need of change.
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On the surface, the stakes may not seem high, but after spending a few chapters with the endearingly oddball Waylon, readers will shudder at the thought that anything might squelch this boy's contagious joy and enthusiasm.
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Like a Gesellenstück, a DeWitt short story is a thing crafted with unimpeachable skill, even genius, but as you marvel at the stitching you might also shudder at the sense of a cruel, even brutal, joke.
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She feels this might help contextualize the environment but also says that "there's a lot of really great men who are really supportive of women who are in the military who might shudder at being called conventional."
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The truly terrifying horror flick takes place in the Cabrini-Green housing projects of Chicago, where residents shudder at the mention of the mythical murderer who appears when anyone says his name in the mirror five times.
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Judge Paul Niemeyer, an angry dissenter from the Fourth Circuit's ruling, wrote the justices "surely will shudder" at the idea that "a candidate's various campaign statements" can be scrutinised for ill-will and transformed "into a constitutional violation".
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"A DeWitt short story is a thing crafted with unimpeachable skill, even genius, but as you marvel at the stitching you might also shudder at the sense of a cruel, even brutal, joke," our reviewer, Hermione Hoby, writes.
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"The Supreme Court surely will shudder at the majority's adoption of this new rule that has no limits or bounds — one that transforms the majority's criticisms of a candidate's various campaign statements into a constitutional violation," he wrote.
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Yes, the show's gone bigger and even bloodier, but this scene conveys the extent of just how crushed June's spirit is with such startling clarity that it's impossible not to look into her eyes and shudder at their blankness.
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But I came out of it thinking: Hey, I could probably be a decent political strategist if I didn't shudder at the idea of full-time shilling for someone else, and if working in politics didn't seem kind of boring.
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" Calvin Trillin — such a famously good dad that I shudder at the possibility one of his daughters will out him as the Great Santini of the West Village — has described the current state of memoir as an "atrocity arms race.
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I may now live in an urban jungle and shudder at the thought of going without wifi, but at my core, I'm still just a hippie on a mission to bring together great people through culture, community and the next big idea.
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JUDITH M. KENNEDY BRANTLEY Though I normally shudder at the thought of audience participation, the Broadway shows opening this season that are most likely to comfort and exhilarate at the same time do indeed involve such activity (although only with your consent).
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A list of songs alone paints a clear picture, and I shudder at the thought of how clear that image could be if combined with my web browsing or location data (Apple notably doesn't sell this data, but it's an interesting thought experiment).
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Most people shudder at the idea of strangers traipsing through their home, touching everything and haggling over each item However, an online company called Everything But the House (EBTH) is billing itself as an answer to the potential awkwardness of property auctions.
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While most of us shudder at the thought of having our personal information compromised, more than six in 10 (64%) of U.S. credit or debit cardholders say they've saved their card numbers online (or in mobile apps), according to a study from Bankrate.com.
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This newspaper favours minimal restrictions on migration in return for maximum participation in the single market; even those less enthusiastic than we are about immigration should shudder at the economic damage from serious barriers to a market that buys nearly half of Britain's exports.
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We may loathe the British trade, we may shudder at its terrible consequences, but we easily grow fond of the young woman who cut poppies during the day and then came home of an afternoon to create a pudding for her husband and children.
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President Donald Trump's mockery of the size of North Korean leader Kim Jung Un's nuclear "button" — he tweeted, "I too have a Nuclear Button, but it is a much bigger & more powerful one than his, and my Button works" — made the nation shudder at the possibility of nuclear war.
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A note to the clown-averse, who are legion, and to those who shudder at the thought of an interactive experience like "Slava's Snowshow," which opened on Thursday night at the Stephen Sondheim Theater: I did not expect to like it, let alone love it, as I did.
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Even though I shudder at the memory of much of my cohabitation, I also remember why I wanted to do it in the first place—it was because I was madly in love, and the feeling of cosy domestic nesting with someone you love is really cute, comforting, and fun.
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There are many good choices when it comes to a cleaning solution for the fridge, and you should take into account what makes you feel comfortable: Some people want the reassurance of a strong disinfectant like bleach, while others shudder at the idea of using bleach in the place where they store their food.
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Chilling headlines like a recent one in a local newspaper in New Haven — "ICE Lies in Wait at Elm Street Courthouse" — are appearing all over the country as federal agents stalk and capture undocumented immigrants and leave the rest of us to shudder at tactics we used to ascribe to countries we regarded with disdain.
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Four years after his tax evasion and various other crimes led him to become a government informant in a wide-ranging investigation of corruption in world soccer, and two years after that cooperation led to the arrests of dozens of his former colleagues, many in the sport still shudder at the thought of being linked with him.
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While I shudder at the thought of sitting down to a prix fixe menu at a white tablecloth restaurant or any of the other set-piece activities we're urged to take part in to commemorate a dissident Roman priest from the third century, I've somehow also managed to feel some vestigial guilt when, in the past, I've ignored the day completely.
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The essay is in part a rejection of the immigration policies his nephew supports and at the same time a plea for him to reconsider: I shudder at the thought of what would have become of the Glossers had the same policies Stephen so coolly espouses — the travel ban, the radical decrease in refugees, the separation of children from their parents, and even talk of limiting citizenship for legal immigrants — been in effect when Wolf-Leib made his desperate bid for freedom.
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