Reason

1. System Shock 2 will scare the hell right out of you -- and you'll like it for that reason.

Media

1. Writing a press (or media) release is quite an art (and a science) but don't let that scare you.

Boogeyman

1. He can be seen on the DVD extra backstage talking to Theodore Long, when The Boogeyman tried to scare off McMahon, who made no deal about it.

Red Scare

1. Environmentalists are calling it the "green scare," in reference to the "red scare" that characterized the hunt for communists during the McCarthy era.

Product

1. Now put Patent Pending on your product and scare off would be copyists.

Version

1. During a recent virus scare, we realized that the version of our anti-virus software would not completely cure the virus, even with new definitions.

British

1. Elizabeth Simmonds, 17, gave the British and Commonwealth records a scare in the heats of the 200m backstroke at Olympic trials in Sheffield.
2. The scare campaign of the Turks and the promise of autonomy by the British were a tactical approach to the Kurdish question.

Opponent

1. Hence the name 'Operation Praying Mantis' was a reference to the fanning of the wings used to make the mantis seem larger and to scare the opponent.

Saying

1. Stoner explained: "It was a scare, it helped not to think about what people were saying.

Order

1. During the crossing the Galla tried to make as much noise as they could in order to scare away crocodiles.

Appeal

1. As a result, it's often called scare tactics or appeal to force because the threats of force are intended to scare us into agreement or action.

Working

1. Ever since the fuel price scare of the early 1970s, the industry has been working to improve the efficiency of furnaces and boilers.

Parents

1. Bau-bau stories are used by parents to scare children who misbehave.

Death

1. Joan Crawford plays a woman who stumbles upon a group of ESP enthusiasts who decide to use their abilities to scare her to death.
2. From a reader: "He was one of the foremost locked-room mystery writers and he can scare you to death.

Threat

1. If this does not scare the threat away, the hognose snakes will turn onto their backs and play dead.
2. Scare Tactics When an arguer threatens harm to a reader or listener and this threat is irrelevant to the truth of the arguer’s conclusion.

Birds

1. The 35-pound bundle of barely contained canine energy -- cleverly named Jet -- has been trained to scare away birds from the airport's 5.5 acres.

Fish

1. Dolphins will also follow seabirds, other whales and fishing boats to feed opportunistically on the fish they scare up or discard.
2. So if you move too quickly and scare the fish off, they will remember you and when you get close again they will retreat immediately," Dixon said.

Front

1. We found it very baffling to camouflage our scare at the sight of seven bottle-nosed dolphin dolphins languishing in front us in a small and shoal tide pool.
2. Teammate Greg Biffle did give the 46-year-old Martin a late scare, but the veteran racer remained out front for the 35th victory of his career.

Feet

1. Gatorade Rookie of the Year Damani Ralph gave San Jose a scare in the 33rd minute when he kept his feet after absorbing a hard challenge from Eddie Robinson.

Australia

1. Australia gave Denmark a scare of their lives.

Words

1. The words "dense" and "erudite," often used to describe The Gold Bug Variations, surely scare off a fair share of potential readers.

Bit

1. Maria Sharapova had a bit of a scare this morning at the French Open.

Father

1. I certainly know which one my father would prefer to work with, because I know the KDE approach would scare the heck out of him.

Voters

1. Right now she is using scare tactics to black-mail the voters in India.

Solos

1. There are some great moments on this CD. As always, the show stopper is I Scare Myself, with 5 violinists taking turns doing the solos.

Lienz

1. Lindsey had a bit of a scare in December, when she crashed during the Giant Slalom event at the World Cup in Lienz, Austria.

Giant Slalom

1. American Lindsey Vonn suffered a pre-Olympic scare after taking a crashing fall in the giant slalom in Lienz on Monday.

Bottles

1. Japanese gardeners put bottles of water in their gardens to scare off cats by their reflection, which may be magic.

Third Round

1. Second seed Serena Williams survived a scare to join older sister Venus and Jennifer Capriati in the third round of the French Open.

Spartans

1. He followed this up by crossing into Sparta and placed a shield in the temple of Athena in order to scare the Spartans.

Bad

1. Edwards has had some bad recent finishes at Atlanta but don't let that scare you off.

Wishing

1. During the years 1933 - 1934, Nazi policy was fairly moderate, not wishing to scare off voters or moderately-minded politicians.

Three Sets

1. Weeks later, in a tune-up for the U.S. Open, Maria put a scare into Kim Clijsters, extending her to three sets in a match in Los Angeles.

Foxes

1. In 1969, Australian farmer Dick Lanyon, who farmed near Melbourne, Australia, kept a billy-goat among his sheep to scare off foxes during the lambing season.

Yourself

1. These lawsuits are just scare tactics � and if you find yourself faced with such an issue, California based patent attorneys can help you.

Final Round

1. Ivanchuk gave Kramnik a scare in the final round, but Kramnik withstood a fierce attack and drew.

Night

1. The breaks & solos on "Night In Tunisia" and "Salt Peanuts" have lost none of their ability to scare the living s**t out of musicians to this very day.
2. Put a turret on top of this thing and it could be used to scare children to bed every night.

Tuesday Night

1. After the scare by Cernuto on Tuesday night, play will continue today in the tournament.

Ancient China

1. Fireworks were invented in ancient China in the 12th century to scare away evil spirits, as a natural extension of the Chinese invention of gunpowder.

Opening Act

1. Introducing his opening act, Michael Stipe said, "Radiohead are so good, they scare me".

Third Period

1. The Canadiens gave Philadelphia a scare when Tomas Plekanec and Saku Koviu tied the score at 2-all on goals 37 seconds apart late in the third period.

Second Round

1. Wayne Black and Cara Black gave them quite a scare in the second round, but the duo came through on a 6-3, 5-7, 7-6 (7-5) score.
2. She survived a scare against fellow American Lisa Raymond in the second round when Williams was two points from defeat.
3. He had another scare against yet another Aussie compatriot, Dick Crealy, in the second round of the French Open.

Third Set

1. He pummeled David Ferrer, survived Novak Djokovic, and gave Nadal his only (minor) scare of the tournament in the third set of their semifinal.

Wimbledon

1. World number one Rafael Nadal survives a huge scare before beating Robin Haase in five sets to reach the third round of Wimbledon.

Four Sets

1. Gulbis gave Nadal quite a scare in 2008 when they met at Wimbledon, losing in four sets.

Set

1. Johnson had a scare in March when a 34-year-old man allegedly tried to break onto the "Dancing With the Stars" set, apparently to meet her.
2. Her defection precipitated the decade's first "Red Scare" and set off a chain of events that eventually led to the execution of the Rosenbergs.
3. The first case listed was that of Kenneth Arnold, a Boise businessman, who had set off the saucer scare.

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4. Third Set
5. Second Round

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