Llamas, chickens, goats, and other farm animals stampeded in all directions while their owners scuttled to catch their spooked livestock. |
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That spooked the horse because his head and ears picked up and he let out a shrill whinny. |
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Pressure for something effective to be done has led to a maelstrom of conflicting reports that has spooked the international markets. |
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The novice wreck diver will not be spooked, as no torch is required inside much of this wreckage. |
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Kathryn jumped and the gelding spooked as well, shying a few paces to the left and dragging Kathryn with him. |
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Visiting time on the ward is from midday but I think they make exceptions for spooked gaijin with a wild look in their eyes. |
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Eventually, a female Wood Duck swam along and spooked the heron, so we moved along. |
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There were a couple of half-smoked reefers just left lying in the gutter by some kids who probably got spooked by some headlights. |
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Nevertheless, he acknowledges that the company struggled with execution issues and that his departure spooked investors. |
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The tale spooked the executives enough to make them reexamine their assumptions about oil price and supply. |
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Very spooked, the horse reared on its hind legs and flew out of the stables. |
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Today business buyers are spooked by luxury deals, since it's tough to predict how far this downturn will go. |
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There was a considerable amount of equine rebellion as horses spooked, bolted and whirled. |
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The stallion, already spooked and restless, did not require much encouragement. |
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No accident in the history of aviation has so spooked people around the world. |
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Great champions are often ruffled, sometimes shaken, but never spooked. |
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Perhaps she, too, is spooked by the shadiness that clings to her profession. |
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Houdini himself would have been amused, spooked, titillated and entertained! |
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A camouflaged little Goby fish got spooked by a bottom feeder, and a dozen bigger fish gave chase as he got away. |
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Merkel gets spooked by the radical – and that's why this referendum idea is an abomination. |
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Perhaps he was trying to reassure those English voters spooked by the prospect of a Labour-SNP alliance. |
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This week a Liberal MP in the House of Commons said that the Liberals in the House of Commons were spooked into supporting the bill. |
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He said that his party supported the legislation because they were spooked by Conservative attacks that they were not tough on crime. |
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We know that for some Canadians that confidence is not as certain, and they are being spooked by global phobia. |
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Most recent data from the US has been fairly robust, but market participants were spooked by May's worse-than-expected employment data. |
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With the markets spooked by the turmoil of the sub-prime fallout, even sound borrowers found it difficult to obtain finance. |
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Consequently, a flock witnessing a coyote kill will not normally appear as spooked, stressed or noisy as those suffering a dog attack. |
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Announcement of the restructuring of state-owned giant Dubai World, which temporarily spooked the financial markets. |
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Later that year the same blacksmith died beneath the forelegs of a spooked horse. |
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Republican Party leaders will go from spooked to something approaching outright panic. |
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Gingrich's rise in the polls has Romney spooked, and it showed at tonight's debate. |
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Seriously, yesterday's events really spooked, depressed and upset me. |
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A minute later, her horse spooked and Kaz spooked along with her. |
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Luckily the lights changed and we moved on before I got really spooked. |
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Max and the black Doberman made eye contact, but the dog did not give him away rather it was spooked by the eyes it looked into and dragged at its lead away from Max. |
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In Britain the stock market is now spooked by worries over the financial strength of UK life assurers amid fears that they may have to close to new business. |
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Takeovers of foreign companies and government intervention in the markets have spooked investors, hollowing out key industries. |
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The backwash from the affair has spooked investors, concerned that more US corporations may have used flattering accounting methods to overstate their historic profitability. |
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So spooked were they that rather than offer a viable alternative, they meekly fell in line with a hideous policy prescription, a decision that continues to haunt them. |
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I hope they weren't spooked off from buying property a few years ago, what with all these doom and gloom losers pontificating about inflation, bubbles, and unicorns. |
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Chinese couples had stampeded to get hitched before the Year of the Horse started last week, spooked by a cosmological sign that the coming lunar year bodes ill for newlyweds. |
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People really didn't want their Party Motivators in their photos, anonymous dancers, happying up the place. It spooked them. |
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It is rather interesting that the caribou now are spooked by helicopters. |
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The key for the SNP will be to emerge victorious in Scotland while making sure voters in the rest of the UK are not sufficiently spooked by this prospect to opt for the Conservatives over Labour. |
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I had to read it in two sittings because I was so utterly spooked. |
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More pictures are left this week, with a spooked Phil finding one in the fuel tank of Alfie's Capri. |
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Although the May 6 crash spooked the authorities, their belief in technology and innovation remains too strong for them to recognize that a real problem exists. |
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The strange man with the large head spooked me out so much until I realized it was only a picture. |
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Why be spooked by social democrat squawking? |
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No wonder the financial markets were spooked. In the 13 months since the clownish Mr Berlusconi was ousted, Mr Monti has brought calm, some significant reform and a lot more dignity to his country. |
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Davies has foxy eyes and a dark silky beard, and, as one of the spooked crewmen in a spaceship that has been put under a spell, he speaks in tiny fragments propelled by the darting, angular movements of his hands. |
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No accident in history of flying has ever spooked as many people. |
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He described how the socio-political problem of inflation, coupled with food shortages and drought, has spooked the Saudi government and led to changes in their agricultural policies. |
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I don't know what spooked them or where they were headed, but I felt awed to be there at that particular moment in time, witnessing a spectacle as old as the hills. |
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Naqi: If you are easily spooked, you have to make your hand into the shape of a polar bear so the things that are spooking you will think you are a bear. |
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Don't let yourself be spooked by fluctuations in the market. |
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This has so spooked banks that they now ask for more security to back up loans, and want to see strong business plans, sketching out best and worst case scenarios. |
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Police believe one of their horses died in October after bolting when it was spooked by one. |
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The market was spooked by the debt problem in Greece and other European countries as well as the borrowing requirements in the U. S. to fund the record deficits. |
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Elsewhere, Ronnie's seriously spooked when she gets a call from 'Carl White', the man she murdered. |
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If you weren't spooked by James Wan's 2011 supernatural horror Insidious, you stand little chance of making sense of this self-referential sequel. |
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The spectres of decommissioning, policing, demilitarisation and the operation of the institutions have continually spooked the peace process since last May. |
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