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• Not that Boris Mikhailov is intimidated by Germany's reputation.
• And her intelligence and forthrightness are more than a little intimidating.
• He recommended waiting for another elevator if someone aboard looked intimidating.
• The Raiders traditionally are fierce and nasty and diabolical and intimidating.
• But some lawyers said the solicitations for contributions were inherently intimidating.
• But they couldn't kill his idea or intimidate him.
• He intimidates anybody, and everybody loudly, longly and repeatedly.
• People feel very intimidated by these black males in hooded sweatshirts.
• "We sure won't be intimidated ."
• Consumers . . . find gravy making a very intimidating task.
• Don't be intimidated by " Hapgood ."
• The Mavericks were obviously intimidated by Olajuwon's defensive presence.
• You could take him out of his game, intimidate him.
• We had guns but he certainly was not intimidated by that,
• However, he wasn't intimidated enough to back off.
• She was intimidated working with us ( in the beginning ),
• The other riders here won't intimidate him ."
• "It could intimidate me, " he said.
• Today I think he tried in every way to intimidate me.
• Dogs use eye contact as a way of intimidating each other.