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In spite of the rigors of the winter, the settlers made merry.
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During her second day of plasma exchange, she developed dyspnoea and rigors.
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They also meet the rigors of Web-straddling media art, especially file size.
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Steppe horses were hardy animals, adapted to the rigors of harsh winters.
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Joe downplayed the rigors by saying, Well, it's not exactly rocket science.
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Something in the way he said it sent chills down my spine.
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A raging infection, the chills, water fever -the list was endless.
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The heart finds itself in a void which alarms and chills it.
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Among the reported side effects were fatigue, chills, headache and muscle pain.
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There was just something about the main figure that gave him chills.
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Many even commented that it's impossible to watch her without getting chills.
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Fever, chills and fatigue with or without headache were the side effects.
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That voice just chills you right to the bone, and then some.
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Avoid sitting in a draught of air, or wherever it chills you.
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I sat down with one individual, and she said she had chills.
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One severs all relation of friendship, the other chills the existing friendship.
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Humanity's best defence against the chills and the horrors of the night.
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If this doesn't give the killers the chills, it certainly does us.
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Pleasant chills are rife this month for readers of five to eight.
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The lot fell upon Jonah, and I have had chills ever since.
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At my age chills are the tremors from other wings hovering near.
