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It's a bizarre but frightenly common economic mistake-- the people of Iraq believe that since they have all this oil, then oil should be cheap for them, rather than be at the world price.

Was Jimmy Carter Elected President of Iraq?, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Hilariously funning, frightenly true, definately scary.

On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008

I was a sophomore in highschool (and frightenly unprepared) when I found out I was pregnant.

Readin', Ritin' & Rithmetic Jessica 2005

Growing up in Baltimore city, its frightenly scary the "methods" that some people employ to avoid pregnancies.

What's the Connection?: Real Common Ground Debra W. Haffner 2007

I was a sophomore in highschool (and frightenly unprepared) when I found out I was pregnant.

Archive 2005-01-01 Jessica 2005

This mentality is frightenly similar to what I call the “Tree falls in the woods…” approach to Network / PC security.

Think Progress » Card Blames New York Times For ‘Advertising’ Nuclear Secrets ‘To The World’ 2006

But he could not blot from his mind the picture of those lines, nor forget the terrible blankness which made their faces more unhuman, more frightenly alien than those of the Foanna.

Key Out of Time Andre Norton 1958

Apart from the Amon Goeth role (in which he was frightenly good), I think he was great in the 'Constant Gardener' and 'In Bruges' too.

The Guardian World News 2010

We will be volunteering our time our skills and matereals however postage may be frightenly high.

CTV News RSS Feed 2010

This is actually beyond sick, its frightenly delusional.

small dead animals 2009