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Climate change can create security risks, but to deal with them seriously, we need to stop projecting and recognise our own hand in the violence we're so terrified of out there.

I also learned that I had had no idea of my own limits: when I was exhausted after humping up and down jungle mountains in 100-degree heat with a 75-pound pack, terrified out of my mind, wanting only to quit, convinced I couldn't take another step, I found that in fact I could keep going for miles.

Stephen King, whose childhood was perhaps, like mine, enriched by such ongoing stories, published an online novella, "The Plant," bypassing his publishers and offering a chapter a month to his countless fans who would no doubt (he argued) be more than willing to pay a dollar per installment for the privilege of being terrified out of their wits.

It looked like he was terrified out of his mind for his life," he said.

And when you're in the hospital, sprawled out and in pain, terrified out of your mind, it's always nice to have a friendly face around.

Which is fine if you're staging a play, Murdy said, but not very useful if you're trying to scare hordes of visitors passing through a Horror Nights maze expecting to be terrified out of their wits.

So, I can still hear, [in rough voice] "Love me do-oo--o," because I'm standing right here, terrified out my wits, trying to pretend I'm not.

My wife, who, on September 11th drove home to this very apartment, terrified out of her mind because she believed -- the gout of smoke seen from her vantage on the Key Bridge doing not much to dissuade her! -- that she was FLEEING FOR HER LIFE, says, "That's ridiculous!

If you are terrified out of your wits, you are unlikely to fall asleep in the first place.

And she's terrified of losing out on motherhood herself.

Peter Mullan The whole crew were terrified of letting out the secret.