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Operators bluff about closing their online businesses, saying price rises will scare buyers away.

All authors define it, explain it, and scare the hell out of those who have yet to discover it.

If you want maximum scare impact, find a spot that's dark, quiet, and secluded, and pick a time when you won't be interrupted.

He assures a frightened and dazed Veronica that the phone call they received on the street corner in Washington was nothing more than a scare-tactic.

For instance, a sky driver once reported that jumping out of a small airplane did not scare her as much as riding in a small plane that appeared to have lots of duct tape.

Germany stepped up efforts Tuesday to trace the source of a bacteria outbreak that has killed 25 amid warnings it might never be found, while the EU pledged aid for vegetable farmers hit by the scare.

Their notable finds included a deep-sea shark that swells its size by filling its stomach with water to scare off other predators, and a starfish that eats only driftwood.

Don't let the "temp" scare you, though.

Others say the scare tactics can sometimes backfire.

What a scare you gave me, disappearing like that!

Few, if any, European countries suffer from all of Greece's ills, but many scare investors.

Over the years, everything from gas canons, pyrotechnics, lasers, ultrasound, stuffed owls and radio-controlled model aircraft have been tried to scare birds away from runways.

They can't run fast or scare an enemy off with a loud roar or spray a predator with a noxious scent.

Analysts have remained positive on the stock owing to the potential of the pipeline and said the share price fall due to the Avandia scare will prove to be excessive.

But nor does he scare them.

Although that wasn't surprising, it did sadden and even scare me.

To scare off predators, this shark can balloon to twice its normal size by filling its stomach with air or water.

"We need to give them more time before we decide they do not work," said Oscar Pena, the Port District's general manager, who noted the owls, which cost about $40 apiece, only are supposed to scare 30 percent to 40 percent of the gulls that land nearby.

John fired over their heads to throw a scare into them.

“That will scare away the tiger, ” she said.

This is not a surprise, the whole idea of Zionist support for the slaughter of innocent Jews was to scare the survivors into believing that their only place of safety was Israel.