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The prospect of his being undermined, or even discarded, seems to have been one of the factors that prompted the scare earlier this week.

Frankand Eddie are a pair of inept would-be wise guys trying to scare up enough money to get out of the small Texas town they call home.

Georgia's Interior Ministry said the action was not anti-democratic, but Russian broadcasts could not be allowed to "scare our population" .

No end of the war, no end of the death, roar, shout, cry, crowd into the sky. People's soul is full of scare, white feather.

I'm not a huge fan of electrical storms they scare me just a little, but I still find them really amazing and actually quite beautiful.

Don't let the noise scare to you , its just wind. Don't let the voice to frighten you, and it is the wind.

Police in London have given the all-clear after a security scare near the Bank of England in London.

Grasping at help like a drowning swimmer tends to scare away the resources you've already got, as well as potential assistance.

Officer Behrends, sir. I was driving past and I found your son lying in the driveway. He gave me a real scare.

Oh Yoon-min, who runs a recycling company, said: "They are just trying to scare us but I do not care. "

The child I had sensed, in such a comforting way, now began to scare me too.

Not long ago, my now-adult daughter called from New York to let me know about a medical scare she was facing.

CHRIS: This was not an accident. Someone might be trying to scare me.

I saw this play, and I thought, it would really be fun to scare an audience, and see if you could do it while people are singing.

Also and Xiao-Lan Di Dan back together high school, the intention to scare you about the Klan, they found a bit strange here, like . . .

Many a man has enough conscience to scare him in sin, but not enough to save him from sin.

It was close enough to see their prey, but not close enough to be seen and scare off their victims.

One of the things that they set out to do first was, of course, to scare us, and to show the stupid frosh they were boss around here.

Finally, it was pleasing to see Mikael Forssell on his return, and he gave home fans a scare after opening the scoring.

Now, in the face of a formidable "no" campaign, it is trying to scare them into doing so.

American sanctions against the bank will continue to scare other banks around the world away from doing business with North Korea.

But mostly because, after the mini-inflation scare following the ECB's bailout plans for Europe, we seem to be having a deflation scare.

Jack: Next time try not to scare me too much with your stories. You know it upsets me.

Slip behind him into the shadows, and as he continues on, repeatedly scare the shit out of him!

This hardly adds up to the sort of news that should scare, say, shareholders in the world's largest mining stocks and German midcaps.

Ao you think I have to? I've been putting it off for weeks. To tell the honest truth, dentists scare me to death.

I prefer "career, " with scare quotes, although one might also call it a part-time job with opportunities for advancement.

She decided to scare him out of his bad ways so one payday she put a white sheet over herself and hid in the graveyard.

The summer may have brought a brief health scare for the French president, but on other fronts matters seem to be inching his way.

This woman voice is clear and fragile, that clumsy and timid and serene exterior even if is loudly talk to all terror to scare her to her.

Though she is really less of a woman at this point than something you used to scare crows or children.

It would scare the hell out of me to ride that bike as fast as he does.

Sally: Next time try not to scare me too much with your stories. You know it upsets me.

They did not know I was to take photos, and I had operated the flashing light, they did scare a litter bit.

"I thought there was a war scare, " Rhoda said. "Nobody here seems to be worried. "

Today, I was at Walmart just looking around when all of a sudden a little boy jumped out of a clothing rack in attempt to scare me.

Even slight falls have been enough to scare them out of the market, putting pressure on developers to offer sharper discounts.

So he stood his ground and figured he might be able to scare the animals off with the music from his cell phone.

And with the U. S. pinned down in Iraq and Afghanistan there's little Washington can do to scare Iran into changing its ambitions.

There is nothing like the suggestion of a cancer risk to scare a parent, especially one of the over-educated, eco-conscious type.

If the scope of this program and its CLASSIFIED nature does not scare you, think again.

The only thing Mark ever did was throw firecrackers out of his plane, but just to scare poachers, not to hurt anyone.

Meanwhile the boy upon the floor began to stir, and presently sat up and looked about him with a scare .

And I suspect that the scare is at least partly about politics rather than economics.

You know, they're obviously just trying to scare us to get us to rat out my dad.

Does the big 60 scare me ? No , not really . I feel good and I definitely do not feel like 60 . Hey, I can go on pension now !

The mere mention of my name is enough to scare off any brave man of the world.

The mere reminder that the day will come when governments do not make life easy was enough to scare markets.

I extend my apologies over and over again for any fear that might arise, and please understand that I am not trying to scare you.

Some people even decided that the only option was to scare them away with a Jack-in-the-box.

It's an incredibly engaging card game - don't let a bit of terminology scare you off.

The scare of the "Y2K bug" seemed to highlight the danger, at least until it became obvious that the bug was of no threat to anyone.

Originally no thing was that he asked me to reflect back today, thought to scare you.

I don't mean to scare you by running through the possibilities, but I don't want you to start singing "Don't Worry, Be Happy" either.

Safecracker : I heard he wears makeup. Alarm Guy: Makeup? Safecracker : Yeah, to scare people. You know, war paint.

Now that the swine flu scare seems to have died down, does this mean we all overreacted?

Even as the financial crisis set in a year later, he banned the term "austerity" , a word that was said to scare the faint-hearted French.

Mentioning sharks, people may get a little bit scared, especially the great white shark. It has even become the symbol of scare.

This was the beginning of the anthrax scare created byter rorists throughout the USA and the rest of the world.

The swine flu was a big scare for a moment, but that has generally died away once it got out of the news cycle.

I am not a bit scare of him.

A That's okay, you gotta scare them away, you gotta show them who's boss. I've beat guys up before. Not proud of it. . . but I kind of am!

The exorcist is really one of the best horror films ever made - it continues to scare and enthrall new viewers to this day.

Day after day, they would tie Harold to a pole in the garden to scare away the birds. They brought it in the house every night.

Then he told me the fun of the riding trip and encourage me to have a try, he just wanted to help me overcome the scare of riding bike.

It was a dark and stormy night, and you wanted to scare the crap out of your campfire friends. . .

But you take these things away, you throw people in the dark, you scare the shit out of them, no more rules.

Whatever number you choose, make sure it's enough to both excite you and scare you a little bit.

Often exorcisms and purgations were performed with much noise as if to scare away the evil spirits.

Think of an area where you're trying to scare yourself into action.

If it doesn't scare you back inside your prison, though, the world is out there for you to conquer.

Dante : Do you think your suddenly appearance can scare me ? A girl maybe . I'm devil hunter , eh . And ghost hunter, now.

And her husband should have been interrupted to be told about an airplane scare that sent her hurrying for cover in an underground bunker.

A-bing : Maybe to scare enemies. You know-when we were about to cut off their heads.

The last deflation scare, after the Internet bubble burst in 2000, turned out to be a false alarm.

An ultrasonic signal that's undetectable to the human ear will scare off the varmint from up to 65 feet away.

On social issues, Mr Bush tilted far enough to the right to scare away secular and libertarian Republicans.

China escaped 2008 with just a scare -- even as the rest of the world fell into recession.

But the repression was just harsh enough to inflame protesters, not terrifying enough to scare them into staying home.

So the inflation scare of the first half of 2008 is over, and with it all fashionable talk about 'a return to 1970s stagflation.

Are you ready to see the frilled lizard in full scare mode? Okay, collar boy, let's see what you got.

In that case, nominal yields could rise quite a bit more relative to TIPS yields without signalling an inflation scare.

You know, what? I know some people want to raise taxes, but that's going to hurt working families and scare away jobs.

Although consumption fell in the wake of the melamine scare, it is expected to return close to pre-crisis levels by the end of the year.

It was the second TB scare in a week.

As it has advantage of saving network bandwidth which is in scare state, multicasting is widely applied on audio and video delivery.

Warning: the facts in this infographic will scare you, and I think that's the point. Ok, ready? Brace for impact.

Sometimes you can scare the other players out of the game with a bluff and 'steal' the pot with a worthless hand.

The results may scare you! Don't ignore the facts any longer - laundry detergent is bad for you and your family!

At least the Italian scare has put back on the table policies that had been wrongly discarded.

England striker Michael Owen suffered an injury scare and was taken to hospital for a scan on his thigh on Monday.

It's not a death ray. It's just a little ultrasonic blast to scare him off.

And the mainstream media manages to scare up some scoops of its own, like CNN's video of Jackson rehearsing three days before he died.

But the food scare of 2008, severe as it is, is only a symptom of a broader problem.

You this quiet scare bride is not constant, you are the children.

Every year, he told us, the town has a lottery to allocate the right to rent one of the scare docking slots.

jack-o-lantern Scary faces are carved out of pumpkins and a candles are placed inside to scare away evil spirits.

In the case of nuclear energy, the Fukushima power plant meltdown was the latest catastrophe to scare us off.

New York City is set to scare its speeders in to slowing down by flashing images of skeletons by the side of the road.

From inside this pathway, the curtains would keep the wind-deer from seeing any people that might scare him.

Some commuters in Washington got a scare this morning as a massive water main break turned this road into a raging river.

The ghost displayed his deadly fangs and claws trying to scare them.

They should resolve that quarrel on its merits and keep the China scare out of it.

In the beginning he did not show his dark side be-cause he did not want to scare her off.

You walk in and you scare the crap out of me.

Xiao Bian men collected several complaints would scare away their makeup, with a look!

Declaring a variable for the first time in a 40 line block of code is just as much of a scare.

"It will be like killing the monkey to scare the chickens, " he said while stroking his pet cat, Little Sister Big Eyes.

Corporate VCs can be great, but make sure the deal does not come with strings attached that would scare off other potential acquirers.

When deep-fried chestnut a bit scary, but do not fear, is the scare Hello.

The beleaguered JT began the year inauspiciously with a tainted food scare, which battered sales in its food division.

I've tried everything----noise, spray, cats----nothing seems to scare them away.

Don't sneak up behind me like those. You scare nots the shit out of me.

The scare began earlier this month when eleven animals were found to have eaten food that had come into contact with radiation.

If you're new, don't let perceived complexity or jargon scare you off: start simple and get into a rhythm with reporting on the basics.

I hope that this will not scare off half of my potential readers.

The author holds that after the War Scare the initial trust between Germany and Austria had been established.

Psychological abuse can take the form of physical intimidation, controlling through scare tactics and oppression.

Busy Bees Kindergarten - Courtesy: Do Not Scare the Little Animals away!

I hope that this will not scare off half of my potential reader.

An old man subdued Nian and told people to put up red paper decorations on their windows and doors to scare away Nian.

Six absolute beings that seven treasures scare were ownerless, entirely had not mind.

Don't let the noise scare you; it's only the wind.

Wednesday hit the bar as the Reds survived an early scare, but United began to threaten through lone striker John Cofie.

I tried to scare an Indian with a snake. Come on Cooper, you're better than this!

The embarrassing first experience did not scare Tatiana off.

As soon as you enter there are a number of unattractive things that scare a woman off.

Since the medicos are well aware of what can and can't be done, one is slow to see the benefits of starting a public scare.

And he moved away because it was his last fishing trip, and he knew that the dolphins scare fish. So he moved away from it.

But we can barely scare up anything on him using Factiva, except for an old press release with a canned quote.

"It is too early to say that the inflation scare is over, " said Mark Williams, economist at Capital Economics.

MJ: u're trying to scare me , arent u? i tell u what we'll play a game, anybody here like game? hello, game time!

Located at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in California, this roller coaster gives riders a sudden scare by stopping the train in mid-air.

Terms like "the community method" , "Coreper" or "co-decision" seem almost designed to scare people off.

The last big jump in nominal final sales was set off by the Fed's liquidity injection to fend off the false deflation scare in 2002.

Even before the recent pet-food scare, legal experts say there has been a growing legal recognition of pets' value.

The scare comes two weeks after Mattel recalled 1. 5m Fisher Price toys that might have been made with lead paint.

A bit of a scare shot through Tom -- a touch of uncomfortable suspicion. He searched Aunt Polly's face, but it told him nothing. So he said

The clinic at the centre of the scare had a similar incident six years ago when 14 actors were found to be carrying the Aids virus.

They beat him up, they make him sit on a chair and fire with fake bullets towards him just to scare him with the noise.

Once he caves, members said, the debt limit will be raised and the credit scare will end.

At the University of California, Davis, toxicologist Alison van Eenennaam suggested that the study was an attempt to scare the public.

Don't sneak up behind me, You scare the shit out of me.

The newspaper report about bankrupting of that company spreads scare in stock market.

"We didn't want to scare people, " she said, explaining that spikes in asbestos readings tended to return quickly to acceptable levels.

Maestro: You ARE trying to scare me, I guess I have no choice.

A You scare the shit out of me. Hey, come on! Cool it!

Their sentence was 14 years' hard labour: one intended, said the judge, to scare others.

In the event Congress failed to scare itself enough, which means that it reached no agreement, so the pistol might go off after all.

Campbell: Red! Cassidy sent the three of us down here to help secure the area. that shelling gave us quite a scare.

Perhaps Greece could scare Germany into softer terms just by threatening such a sale.

"That will scare away the tiger, " she said.

It is all about using scare tactics to drive up ratings, but in the end parents are left scared and not knowing what to do.

You now have to tell your bosses you're using my gear. And it will scare the piss out of them.

Tuition bills scare some students from even applying and leave others with years of debt. To Mr.

Felipe Massa qualified fifth, but only after a scare on his initial out lap which required an early visit to the pits for a new nose.

Were all those pandemic warnings just scare-mongering?

I, only I. . . I guess he's more upset than I realized. . . But still, that's no reason to scare us to death.

That's nonsense. He's just trying to scare you.

I think they're trying to scare the young people so that they don't ever start smoking.

Aren't they ridiculous, these ninnies of men, to think they can scare a girl!

Oh, what a ghost of dead and buried wealth had Peter Goldthwaite raised, to scare himself out of his scanty wits withal!

The energy-trading fraternity has never let the facts get in the way of a good supply scare.

The thunder claps really scare the children.

Initially, we only waved our hands to scare the flies away, but they soon returned again. . . and I could not stand it!

And even if I wanted to, I don't know how. I don't want to have him think I'm fickle and scare him away.

But even after budget cuts have halved their ranks, an uncertain future doesn't scare men who drop from the sky to do battle with fire.

The main effect may be "social distancing" : masks scare people away from one another.

Because of scare, John babe resolutely opened suddenly the door for his Chinese employees and their family shelter.

Looking out of the window, she saw a rank of vehicles came to her house. Then she moved to the gate slowly, with great scare.

When we imagine the worst possible outcome, we scare ourselves into believing the possibility of that outcome actually occurring.

It's actually my favorite movie by Tim Burton. Funny story, with lovable characters. Good Christmas film, if it doesn't scare the kids!

the two together, are dependent on tooth it touched the tongue, tomorrow, tongue touch theteeth, strong man, sooner or later a woman scare.

mari says : they are both musical geniuses . i ' m not kidding ! they kind of scare me with their talent.

Take the latest scare: the greenhouse effect. We are presented with the horrifying specter of a world that incinerates itself.

In order not to scare or irritate the animals, please do not shout or make faces at them.

The health scare has spread to a range of Chinese dairy products sold at home and abroad since emerging early this month.

But some students have taken possession of it at school or at home and caused a health scare.

eg. But a credible threat of bankruptcy could scare creditors into negotiation, to avoid bigger losses.

moreover , food scare stories are often reported out of context.

Because you're just a bunch of stupid little girls, and you don't scare me.

That'll scare the men away for her.

Financial and regional analysts say that Vietnam's recent problems, including the Vinashin default, may scare off some foreign investors.

Any country that fails to raise rates enough to keep inflation under control will scare away investors.

The officer claimed he had fired warning shots to scare the boy and his friends to stop them from throwing rocks and bottles at police.

As you gain more natural confidence, you can eventually bite off the social tasks that scare you the most.

Creatively minded marketers shouldn't let all this science and investment talk scare them.

Today, throughout Europe, people have Halloween as enjoy slapstick, ghost story and a good opportunity to scare each other.

If authorities like Spitzer aren't enough to scare credit-card companies, Cynthia Haines's story is.

She was undeterred by several people yelling and by a hunter shooting a rifle to scare her away.

A parent said, "In the middle of the night you'll see them and they will seem likely to scare you out of your wits. "

The bank even provided special funding to combat the Sars health scare in early 2003.

After a while, the old man slowly said, what a good boy, he scared to ask me didn't scare.

Yet none of these scare stories reflect anything that is actually happening, or is likely to happen.

If anything good has come of the SARS scare, it is a renewed commitment to those ideals. How far they'll take us is still anyone's guess.

It was entitled "Why an Italian Debt Crisis Should Scare the Crap out of Everyone" .

The police action will scare off members of the public and other students from joining any demonstrations. ? ? ?

'I'm worried that we'll scare off the donor, ' says Bishop Marcelo Sanchez Sorondo, the chancellor of the academy of sciences.

Handler Wayne Davis carries Rufus the Hawk onto Centre Court at Wimbledon June 29 as he patrols the grounds to scare away pigeons.

Food safety is an increasing concern throughout the world, and any problem involving food safety often creates a worldwide scare.

Keeping them behind bars does little more than take up scare prison space and incur significant health care costs as they grow older.

Guy you just cut me to go on the windows to scare you?

But a new study just published in the Journal of Research in Personality shows that for some people scare tactics can backfire.

The banks have balked at taking a larger haircut, but the threat of a hard default may scare them into accepting a greater loss.

Alistair: I don't know if I should take you seriously. . . but you scare me sometimes.

Also known as the fight-or-flight response, acute stress is your body's immediate reaction to a significant threat, challenge or scare.

Synutra recalled some of its products during the melamine scare.

Keep both hands on your pants, because Nicholson is about to scare them off.

And I think large dogs should not be raised as pets, for they really scare some people.

All this uncertainty may simply scare bidders off.

If the Songjiang, scare Oulu, remember the word slope.

The custom of putting up red paper and firing firecrackers to scare away Nian should it have a chance to run loose is still around.

In all movements of the saber from one side to the other raise the saber slightly when passing over the horse's head so as not to scare him.

If it's a black bear you can usually scare him off, Kyla says, but grizzlies are different.

The horses were big enough to scare Marie (not her real name) and her eight-year-old daughter, she says.

The talks let me understand the causes of the diseases &illnesses and why people will feel like scare, worry, depression and so on.

Crowds scare me and I have never been back to the Leopold.

The hanging lamps swinging a chain of sound to scare away the former Gurkha this student, causing him a series of thinking.

Trying to scare me again?

In the old times, the sound of burning bamboo tubes was used to scare away wild animals and evil spirits.

I don't want to scare you unnecessarily, but you might as well face facts and look at a few numbers.

You're just trying to scare me.

You scare the soul out of me.

Given that entrepreneurs tend to be tireless optimists, even experienced hands need a scare.

Before the vote, Mrs Bachmann dismissed Mr Obama's warnings of dire consequences if the ceiling was not raised as a "scare tactic" .

Or, it in the corner, prepare crossroads in unexpected jumped out when you scare you jump, give you a surprise.

it is like the wild insects, I was scare when I first saw it, when I was walking along the road.

In 2010 after a flirtation with the idea of tighter monetary policy, the mid-year growth scare led to a sharp reversal.

For the record I personally don't believe that what these people say are scare tactics, embellishments or over exaggerations.

In ancient China, the sound of burning bamboo tubes was used to scare away wild animals and evil spirits.

Nothing will scare the pants off pesky neighborhood brats like a giant remote-controlled insect.

Choose to act in a way that may scare you, may not make you feel good, but will leave you feeling fulfilled.

While retailers may be tightening up on hiring seasonal help, don't let this scare you away from your holiday job hunt.

Local media are covering every aspect of the scare with a voracious appetite.

There is nothing to be scare of. We are all in this together. To the end.

Michael Ballack scored a late winner as Chelsea overcame an early scare against Porto to reach the quarter-finals of the Champions League.

But surely, I thought, such stipulations are meant to scare off people shopping for coverage after they discover they need surgery.

I thought it would be hilarious to scare them, so I stuck my head out the window and screamed.

As swelling numbers of birds feed on fields, growers try to scare them away using balloons with "menacing eyes" painted on them.

Genies don't scare; they wait. Just ask the spooked boys scurrying toward the solace of tents beyond the cooking fires.

This was followed by a (fake) pregnancy scare, even though it came long after we'd last been together.

But this time the scare is about more than bad mortgage loans and their baleful effect on the credit markets.

The sound of "go now" is exactly the same which had been in Michael's head. Michael gets scare and wakes up.

They were convinced that the loud noise created by firecrackers would scare off evil spirits and bad luck.

Some day I'd scare hell out of Tom and Lise by going home and showing them what their daddy looked like.

Relax! I'm just giving him a little scare. . . I'll help him out, don't worry.

Tread lightly, or you could inadvertently scare others away.

In this way, monsters are good for more than just a good scare.

Some have suggested that new scare images be substituted as the old ones grow familiar and lose their power to shock.

Occasionally you'll scare the wits out of you.