With Google and soon Apple adding frisson to the debate, many say yes.
That should add a further frisson when the Bill does return to the Commons.
Now, in her house, Hadley felt a frisson of power over her awkward visitor.
Montenegrins know full well they have sent a frisson down many spines with their latest declaration.
If a white person puts on a Pakistani accent, there will be a frisson in the audience.
This "chill" or "musical frisson" pinpointed when the volunteers were feeling maxim pleasure.
Still, Herrmann's music soars through the movie with such haunted majesty that Obsession does have a hint of Vertigo's frisson.
Another frisson ran through the country last year, when the junta and Miss Suu Kyi revealed that they had begun secret talks.
This display of financial clout caused a frisson in Washington, but most of those who gave money saw it as a one-off.
But it will lack the edge-of-the-seat frisson that was often added to the occasion by MPs piling into the chamber just after lunch.
There was a frisson of delicious suspense about every wrapped package you received, from Santa, from Aunt Mabel: that same feeling of possibilities opening out.
Henry, all shaken, not stirred, with a frisson of Ian Fleming.
If Gucci under Tom Ford was all sizzle and sexual tension, then Gucci under Giannini has all of the frisson but less of the ostentation.
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But what about that nice old thing the frisson, the suggestion?
When the singer's "Vogue" video came out in 1990, featuring Madonna's de Lempickas in the background, it sent a frisson through auction houses and art galleries.
In Act II, for example, when Father Flynn consoles Sister James and earns her support, the braiding of their lines creates romantic frisson between the two.
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But once upon a time train travel was a luxurious prospect that came with a frisson of glamour and adventure, not to mention fine dining, grand surroundings and impeccable service.
Some will insist that opera's singular thrills cannot be reproduced anywhere but in the opera house that neither audio nor video recordings can ever truly capture the frisson of live performance.
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They can also add a frisson of fun to otherwise mundane purchases especially when what emerges is a quirk of local culture, or something that...well, seems like it shouldn't have been left unattended.
The frisson came from a startling new book by Gunnar Wetterberg, a Swedish historian, proposing a pan-Nordic federation to unite Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden under a single monarch: Denmark's Queen Margrethe.
More than just a frisson of fear shivered through the crew of Deuce when this hulking, 1930s-vintage iceboat found itself caught by a sudden gust of wind on a Wisconsin lake a few years ago.
It is as if the very thought that something psychological is "in the brain" gives us a little explanatory frisson, even though we have known for at least a century that everything psychological is "in the brain" in some sense.
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While the frisson of the On-Off relationship can provide sexy drama for a TV series (think of Sam and Diane of Cheers or Carrie and Mr. Big in Sex and the City), in every day life, these relationships are either not taken seriously or are strictly frowned upon.
Even though, by any way we can calculate it, he would almost certainly have been a complete nightmare to be around paranoid, shaky, unreliable and, a good part of the time, so deeply unconscious that the primary method of moving from one location to another would have been being dragged by the ankles we still have a slight cultural frisson of "How cool!"
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