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shiver

verb as in shake, tremble

verb as in shatter; break into small pieces

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But this June a victory for climate campaigners in the UK Supreme Court sent a shiver through all three firms and the wider industry.

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The shivering Robb, a 40-year-old software engineer from Bristol who decided not to bring a jacket despite a weather warning on the forecast, shuffles forward trying to protect his lead.

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“I think we’re trying to paint a picture that women and children and people with babies are shivering outside in the cold and that’s our homeless population, I know that exists somewhere,” Negrete said.

The former diplomat, who was working in Cuba when he fled with his family to South Korea last November, admits to "shivering with nerves" the first time he met Kim Jong Un.

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It sent a shiver right up my spine – and the horror of the potential consequences of this act started to sink in.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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