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We continued our drive. My daughter had not seen anything and thought we were making it up to spook her.

Officials, nervous that Ms Lagarde's statement would further spook bank investors, said they planned to urge her to clarify her statement.

Spook had no idea that it was coming from his own mouth.

The clarification appeared to spook investors enough to trigger the sell-off.

Vernon zhong: i, vernon zhong, don't afraid of even heaven and earth, only afraid of height and spook. It is ok now. You know everything.

A downgrade could further spook already-nervous individual investors or foreign investors the U. S. government depends on to borrow.

So far, Mint has had an impeccable record when it comes to security and privacy, though this interview will surely spook some users.

Don't think you're going to spook me with these fairy tales!

If this fuzziness is not enough to spook investors, the other component of the test, the checking of asset values, may well be.

Researchers found that even a dead ant with its odor removed is enough to spook the bees.

This would likely force Zapatero to call advance elections and spook investors.

One of those surprises is the living witch buried in a pit covered by iron bars in the Spook's garden.

Tom also learns that many of the Spook's apprentices ran away over the years, but that the last one was killed by the witch.

He has powers beyond most men, and perhaps even beyond that of the Spook.

The father, Son, and Holy Ghost are not referred to as Daddy, Junior and the spook.

Spook and Aaron cupped their hands under his foot and heaved him up to the first branch.

No, I am not a spook like those who haunted Edgar Allan Poe; nor am I one of your Hollywood-movie ectoplasms.

First you have to die, maybe tragically, then leave part of your soul hanging around earth to spook relatives and haunt houses.

The mares are timid, and will only stand still for a familiar person -- even a change of clothes can spook them.

The cATtle are so nervous AT this time of year thAT they will spook AT a dog, and run wild for no reason.

The drop, say analysts, was enough to spook an already nervous market.

Aaron and Spook, to camp out in his backyard.

Beijing acted quickly to discourage these demonstrators so as not to spook foreign investors.

In the short term, weakness in Shanghai could spook those investors who view China as a global economic anchor.

Mr. Spook's gonna come through, baby, he's good for the money. . .

While that would probably be enough to spook overseas investors, it wouldn't represent a repeat of 2008.

One is the sheer size of Ireland's fiscal hole, which could worsen as austerity bites and spook investors further.

Russia refused to extradite the main suspect, another former spook.

It would also spook global credit markets, raising the costs of financing US public debt.

This spy story is an old-school spook.

running out the front door screaming is one option, but you can also get to know the spook in question.

Something furry grazed Spook 's calf as it shot between his legs.

Hearing about your failed marriage is no way to sell yourself, and you will totally spook the person with tales of nasty divorce.

and that might spook the buyers of bonds that finance all those deficits.

UBS said in a note that SGE's margin increase may spook some investors who are still bullish on the metal.

The costs would therefore be seen as an investment and not as an addition to our debt, which would spook the bond market.

Moreover, the generals have another new friend, of the sort to spook the West.

Are we expected to believe Asad Durrani, a clever professional spook?

Even a partial surrender, however, may spook wealthy clients.

Nathan and Aaron fell asleep long before Spook had finished his gloomy tale.

Meanwhile, Asia never really developed a huge phantom banking system to spook the real one.

A nervous, high strung spook dog makes a lousy companion.

The scent of one person can spook shy creatures for miles around, which is when camera traps come in handy.

The danger is that the severe housing slump, weaker home values and harder-to-get credit, and other problems could spook consumers.

A currency or banking collapse in the Baltic would spook markets elsewhere in the region, threatening wobbly economies such as Hungary's.

Bats that suck your blood, " said Spook. "

Xia zhi xing: i heard the spook here always scares girls especially. That's it. How scared i am!

The protesters can occupy world's financial markets physically, but they have not shown they can spook them.

Spook: Haha! ! I am spook!

Xia zhi xing: that is what it is. But you dare to fight with spook for me even if you are afraid of it, and this is deep moved me.

The downgrade of British sovereign debt by Moody's did not spook the markets. But investors were already worried

"plodded through the shadows fruitlessly like an ubiquitous spook" (Joseph Heller)

A bursting of the bubble in Shanghai, where the market has surged 130 per cent in the past 12 months, would spook Hong Kong.

Nuclear power remains far safer than coal. The awful events in Fukushima must not spook governments considering atomic energy

Likewise, some of the passages are seemingly intended to spook:

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Retail sales fell unexpectedly in June as global conditions continue to spook consumers,

Opinion: In the digital age, everyone is becoming a spook

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