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It shocked me.
But when I read the script, it shocked me.
It shocked everybody here.
When news broke about the divorce, it shocked the world.
It shocked and frightened me.
And some of the Indian Sahaj yogis havebeen misbehaving in a very funny manner. It shocked me!
It shocked me when I got there.
When the film was screened at Cannes in 1997 it shocked the audience badly enough that many viewers, including some film critics, walked out of the screening.
It shocked me and my readers.
At the party, dedicated to this event, it shocked the American public, appearing in a transparent dress, and then took off her panties and threw them into the crowd.
It shocked the European public.
Called Sputnik 1, it shocked the world- especially the United States of America, who had their own program of satellite launches underway, but had yet to launch.
It shocked everyone who knew him.
It shocked them as much as me.
It shocked you- Tell him that.
It shocked the whole Wolves community.
It shocked everyone that knew this family.
It shocked English Soccer to its core.
It shocked me because he has never said that.
It shocked me in a good sense of this word.
It shocked the public, and politicians are the clear tuning fork, reacting to public opinion.
It shocked the world, it shook up the American government, and it made people ask a lot of questions, because the sheer amount of information that was let out, and the potential impacts, were significant.
So it shocked scientists greatly when the seismic equipment on the Moon registered substantial reverberations on November 20, 1969, after the intentional jettisoning of the Apollo 12 lunar module's ascent stage back to the surface.
It shock the whole world.
After all, this is new, it shocks and attracts.
It shocks you slowly with the vision of the disaster capitalism system and its consequences by adding more and more ugly facts.
You might find it shocking that 50% of all disabled people have never participated in leisure or sport activities.
And so it shocks the imagination that eight years later, on December 31, 1999, a former lieutenant colonel of the KGB became the president of Russia.