spooky

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• It’s always interesting and well-directed, even when we’re fed horror cliches galore, from spooky dollhouses to things lurking in the basement.

• Thanks to campfire tales and multimillion-dollar horror flicks, spooky notions can infiltrate our subconscious even without any real-life supernatural encounters.

• In fact, “investors may be convinced that Halloween was purposely placed in October because the market’s actions can be so spooky,” CFRA’s Sam Stovall wrote in a recent note.

• So much so that CFRA’s Stovall quips, “Investors may be convinced that Halloween was purposely placed in October because the market’s actions can be so spooky.”

• For example, key to the quantum internet is entanglement — that “spooky action at a distance” in which particles are linked across time and space, and measuring the properties of one particle instantly reveals the other’s properties.

• Warne looked—in the words of the Daily Mail—“like a spooky waxwork.”

• Spooky Tooth had reformed quite a while before I received the call and were touring quite often.

• When we all saw this, both my brothers turned to look at me in the car and pulled ‘spooky’ faces at me.

• “As much as I love sunny meadows and bunnies, I also love spooky forests with owls,” she says.

• Formerly a playground for Sunday school kids, it has a spooky, cloistered feel to it.