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1
Unsanctioned donors were frequently harassed and
intimidated
by
police and the military.
2
However those other pesky sprinters aren't at all
intimidated
by
his presence.
3
Mr Morrison also urged Australians not to be
intimidated
by
Friday's attack.
4
That said, don't be
intimidated
by
people that climb harder than you.
5
Everything had been new then, and she had felt
intimidated
by
him.
6
At first I was
intimidated
by
the size and scale of London.
7
No one should be
intimidated
by
the council, they work for us.
8
And he wasn't going to let himself be
intimidated
by
Semer now.
9
Roz advised the other witnesses not to be
intimidated
by
the panel.
10
Rural juries were
intimidated
by
the old baronage and their armed retinues.
11
They are not
intimidated
by
him; there is no distance between them.
12
Jeremy saw through his tactics and refused to be
intimidated
by
him.
13
He seems to have been
intimidated
by
the prospect of accumulating difficulties.
14
Michael Kellywonders why men aren't more stylish Irishmen are
intimidated
by
fashion.
15
The bakers had been
intimidated
by
this threat, and had not baked.
16
Anna followed instructions, refusing to be impressed or
intimidated
by
the unexpected.
intimidate
by
intimidate