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Guilt creeps up in this play disguised as your inner Latina critic every time you do something that feels selfish in light of your mom’s situation.

Four years later, it still creeps into my mind every March and April when I’m planning meals.

From Salon

Describing drought as a "silent killer" which "creeps in, drains resources, and devastates lives in slow motion" the report said it had exacerbated issues like poverty and ecosystem collapse.

From BBC

If an out-of-control clown gives you the creeps, check out the crowd in cartoon masks meant to disguise evil.

“I’m looking at this from a prosecutor’s standpoint — this bill strengthens California law and gives us the felony hammer to prosecute the creeps that are preying on teenagers,” she said in a statement.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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