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scare

noun as in frightened state

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verb as in frighten someone

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I would be actually scared of AI making increasing inroads into an investor’s life.

What has been your experience with recovery after a pulmonary embolism or other health scare?

“It’s created a version of virtual cancel culture, so a lot of people are scared to enter the fray,” he said in an interview.

“She was alone, she was scared, and she was far from home. And when she could have hurt someone or herself, she didn’t.”

We pushed each other to try things that scared us both, things that left us breathless, bruised and invigorated.

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