The world is absurd, full of absurd things and absurd people.
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Chris Keller is an absurd man in an absurd world.
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The absurd nature of Vatican intrigue is matched by Sorrentino's absurd style.
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The economic contradictions — the absurd levels of wealth, absurd levels of poverty.
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Over 16 years and seven (going on eight) films, the franchise appears to have gone from absurd to more absurd, and then heartfelt and absurd.
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KS: And they know they're absurd, that you know they know they're absurd.
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Get ready for some extreme and absurd (and extremely absurd) art-tastic experiences.
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He seemed to find this question absurd, so he gave an absurd reply.
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But an absurd, unpredictable election season sometimes merits an equally absurd, unpredictable response.
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The more rewarding discovery is to dive deep into the absurd, to take the absurd seriously, to see what the absurd means to the people perpetuating it.
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"That is absolutely absurd, it's absurd, it's outrageous," he said in a phone call.
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Each little community of people...with its own rules, gets more absurd and more absurd.
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"One of the mantras is 'an absurd show to match an absurd crisis,'" he said.
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She found the idea absurd; she found it absurd that they were even considering it.
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It seems a Leather HomePod Coaster is the absurd response that Apple's absurd controversy truly deserves.
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" CNN host Alisyn Camerota: "That's absurd, Maggie..." Haberman shot back: "It's not absurd, I don't agree.
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"This idea that you obstruct Congress by exercising ... constitutional privileges is absurd, absolutely absurd," Sekulow said.
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From this absurd vision of humanity's "ideal" future, Denny crafted an equally absurd fantasy in board games.
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It was an absurd argument when Clinton made it in 2008, and it's no less absurd today.
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It was arguably the most absurd moment of one of the most absurd nights in American political history.
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"This is absurd, truly absurd," said a UKIP spokesman in reaction to The Guardian's story, according to Reuters.
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"One of the mantras is 'an absurd show to match an absurd crisis,' " Torpey told The Washington Post.
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He figured out how to make artifice seem authentic, the authentic seem absurd, the absurd seem oddly real.
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Absurd and cruel policies demand absurd responses, and public humiliation can be an effective method of political resistance.
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"One of the mantras is 'an absurd show to match an absurd crisis,' " Torpey, who also hosts the program, said.
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The government is currently shut down because Trump refuses to admit that his absurd lie was, in fact, an absurd lie.
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The idea that his character would support the gay agenda is absurd," he argued, employing a creative definition of the word "absurd.
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Sessions's argument is absurd, and the reason it's absurd is that it turns the president's executive privilege into any executive officer's silence.
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As absurd as this is—and my god, is it absurd—this tells you everything you need to know about Trump's leadership.
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It is absurd—so absurd as to risk deflecting attention from the dreadful significance of what is about to happen in Cleveland.
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Honigmann asks questions both earnest and absurd yet doesn't cut them, presumably because she knows, at this point, how to ask the right absurd question.
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It wasn't an absurd thing to try, and it's certainly a good deal less absurd than Trump's previous policy of berating the North Koreans with inflammatory tweets.
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It felt so absurd to do a lot of pomp and circumstance about announcing an album, so part of that was being absurd and self-effacing too.
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" Mr. Weiss said he wrestled with how to make an ad that was at least a little more visible, but also "equally as absurd or more absurd.
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It was absurd in the colloquial LOLWUT sense, but it was also more broadly absurd, in the way that the word has been used to apply to Sisyphus.
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The newspaper issued a absurd correction Wednesday night to an absurd story: That Spicer stood behind a hedge to hide from reporters after the Comey bombshell dropped on Tuesday.
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Because, despite what regular readers might conclude from the various absurd college stories I've shared, I've actually forgotten much of what went on there — certainly most non-absurd things.
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Making art is often seen as an absurd activity, and it often is, but I would argue the flow of this endless stream of stuff is no less absurd.
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When you have absurd activities, Desiigner's your man, and going for the fastest time to eat a bowl of Jell-O with chopsticks is as absurd as it gets.
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"Eva liked when the work was more absurd because it was her view on life being absolutely absurd," Marcie Begleiter, the documentary's director, told me in a 2015 interview.
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It may sound faintly absurd to think that the US could see widespread political violence or openly rigged elections, but lots of things that are currently happening sound faintly absurd too.
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" Cox slammed Sanders' response, calling it "an absurd justification.
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" Ms. Haley said: "It is completely and totally absurd.
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" The Department of Defense said Zhao's statements were "absurd.
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Look at all this — it's absurd it still exists.
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This ending, absurd to 21st-century audiences, would have made sense to Jackie Kennedy and Eleanor Roosevelt because to them, the concept of a female president was absurd in and of itself.
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"I'm quoted as saying it's absurd and it is absurd, for a number of reasons," Drapeau told VICE News of the new cards, which were first reported on by the Ottawa Citizen.
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There were so many absurd "fact checks" during this election I couldn't even list them, but one of the most absurd had to do with Trump's claim that President Obama founded ISIS.
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But Young Frankenstein — also starring Teri Garr, Madeline Kahn, and Cloris Leachman — is one of Brooks's best movies, thanks to everyone's commitment to making the absurd as absurd as they possibly can.
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"I looked forward to going, but I thought that the prime minister's statement that it was 'absurd' — that it was an 'absurd' idea — was nasty," Trump told reporters Wednesday at the White House.
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Actually, there is no distinction between absurd and adsurd when the exponent a = 2, so I would propose to call a number "strictly absurd" (or "strictly adsurd") if a is at least 3.
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" Users on social media were stunned, calling it "beyond absurd.
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Find out more in this week's episode of Absurd Creatures!
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Find out more on this week's episode of Absurd Creatures!
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Watch this week's episode of Absurd Creatures to learn more!
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HANNITY: Andy, he still has a job which is absurd.
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Armed with this technology, we immediately lurched towards the absurd.
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Like how do I exist in an absurd, godless universe?
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Find our more in this week's episode of Absurd Creatures!
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Some are fun, even absurd, while others explain machine learning.
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In fact, it would be an absurd way to go.
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But some of the displays are just absurd and hilarious.
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And it can cause us to rationalize the logically absurd.
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That's shocking, to say the least, if not completely absurd.
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Labour dismissed the comparison with Powell as "absurd and offensive".
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That thought turns this absurd farce into something deeply meaningful.
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"The internet itself is such an absurd landscape," Fitzgerald says.
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Meanwhile, Hillary's attempt to blame Donald Trump is utterly absurd.
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No words can do justice to this scene's absurd greatness.
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This lack of oversight has led to some absurd results.
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A spokesman has called claims of a double standard "absurd".
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"That is completely absurd," Ohlin, the law professor, told Illing.
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We even laugh about it sometimes because it's so absurd.
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Denmark's prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, dismissed the idea as "absurd".
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More frequently, one comes upon absurd stories like the following.
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Garth Ennis' Preacher is about an absurd and godless world.
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Valentine's Day can be a painful, absurd and awful day.
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The mere thought of it all is absurd, I know.
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The way the law treats cannabis has become increasingly absurd.
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It's absurd what people feel they have license to say.
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She's dramatic yet poised, lovable yet absurd, and impossibly perfect.
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It's weirdly touching and heartfelt, in SNL's typically absurd way.
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The result of these dynamics can often be absurd. Rep.
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It is absurd, the sheer enormity of all of this.
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It's an absurd film that gives horror a feminist spin.
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Before he died, Mr Bogle dismissed such charges as "absurd".
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We saw an absurd, chaotic, creature, and it just clicked.
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Details are sparse, but what we do know sounds absurd.
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From the beginning, the case against the journalists was absurd.
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The idea that this makes Trump trustworthy, however, is absurd.
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Moscow has repeatedly dismissed accusations about their role as absurd.
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It's absurd, disgraceful and shows some humans to be animals.
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The family has a history of rather absurd seasonal greetings.
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It's here to stay, and it's absurd to think otherwise.
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Saying the meeting was hidden is "false, malicious and absurd."
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The idea that he wants to be impeached is absurd.
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Even for the Killers, Wonderful Wonderful is brash and absurd.
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On the face of it, this is an absurd argument.
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Check out this week's episode of Absurd Creatures for more!
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It would be absurd and unacceptable if it closed now.
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And Stone... the facts of that guy's life are absurd.
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She's being cyber bullied for her position, which is absurd.
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Well, your short is still absurd, in the best way.
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The game's premise itself also becomes wonderfully absurd while high.
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So this is kind of an absurd blame game here.
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If this sounds like absurd hyberbole, that's because it is.
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Absurd someone can't even donate blood to their own husband?
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It's absurd, no one needs to urinate in the street.
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"This really is an exercise in the absurd," Booker said.
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The line sums up the absurd, paradoxical world of witchcraft.
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Perhaps the retirement scare boosted his absurd social media popularity.
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Indeed, it is the conventional that becomes absurd, even grotesque.
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Their savings are absurd; they don't where to put it.
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"It's an absurd situation," says Dr Fischer, the Canadian professor.
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This is absurd, given that they have negative interest rates.
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Schutz's other work tends toward the absurd and the grotesque.
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It's a catalyst for absurd things to blossom into reality.
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The idea that we are really hopelessly gridlocked is absurd.
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Think of Poison Ivy, from the Cramps: absurd but hot.
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M.H. Your worries illustrate the consequences of this absurd law.
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It's an absolutely absurd animated program that my kids like.
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" Hohl called the way the airline handled the situation "absurd.
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" He feels like the whole concept is "absurd" and "insane.
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Just minutes later, this initial flurry of photography seems absurd.
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Depending on who you are, the question may seem absurd.
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" But the State Department calls the whole thing "absolutely absurd.
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But to sell this as a stimulus package is absurd.
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I apologize for breathing life into such an absurd assumption.
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It's absolutely absurd and another one of his demonstrable lies.
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Mr. Nisman's original criminal complaint had been "absurd," she wrote.
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It's absurd to suggest that he's inciting harassment or violence.
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"It's patently absurd, it's a lot of nonsense," Blackwell said.
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Ultimately, the show's most compelling moments are the absurd ones.
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The futility of the entire endeavor borders on the absurd.
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Rick Scott, a Trump ally, for his "absurd" climate policies.
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To be alone among friends in 2016 would be absurd.
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"Pretty absurd that this march is necessary," another sign read.
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"This resolution is absurd, harmful, incomplete and countereffective," he said.
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Does the WWE operate as a theater of the absurd?
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Opposing big companies and small companies is an absurd idea.
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It's absurd, and it's just a mirror of the world.
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My pursuit of good food could sometimes reach absurd extremes.
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Its spectacles are absurd, but it doesn't telegraph the jokes.
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As a result, they are now ranked an absurd 22014th.
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But this strikes me as both absurd and overly simplistic.
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And to dismiss something just because it's fictional is absurd.
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Yang's hallmark plan falls shortFrankly, Yang's plan is mostly absurd.
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Such a proposal, he seemed to suggest, would be absurd.
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Each day, new lines -- angry, absurd, lying -- are put out.
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And they deal with it, of course, in absurd ways.
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"It's nonsense when you have such absurd valuations," Smith added.
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Their approaches range from celebratory to absurd, political to intimate.
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It would be absurd to tell you we did not.
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There is no punchline too silly or gag too absurd.
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Even the most absurd tools are used to do that.
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It's salacious and absurd, but we should take it seriously.
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If that doesn't sound absurd, I don't know what is.
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The company's justifications were both entirely accurate and utterly absurd.
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All of this seems impossible to imagine now, almost absurd.
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Everything about this set from beginning to end is absurd.
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His absurd physical comedy worked like a charm on me.
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Ukraine's absurd election may turn out well for its people.
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That's the absurd logical extension of such a legal standard.
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There's no juice left in satirizing an already absurd situation.
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"The hypocrisy is absurd," Mr. Tabberer wrote of Ms. Jackson.
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My two gin and tonics ring up to $20. Absurd.
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Perhaps Trump's most absurd broken promise: to drain the swamp.
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Only Beasley had a higher PER than Collins' absurd 35.9.
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These fears may seem absurd, but they are not irrational.
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When I first heard of it, it sounded annoyingly absurd.
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But her pleas took an abrupt turn for the absurd.
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"The very first word I said was 'absurd,'" he recalled.
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" Jill McCabe called the claims "just false and utterly absurd.
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Floyd Gumble Carmel, N.Y. To the Editor: It's beyond absurd.
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We are voyeurs watching cutely absurd interactions among ridiculous characters.
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But even on its own feudal terms, this is absurd.
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This formerly absurd premise will go on sale this spring.
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Senate rules have been abused or stretched to the absurd.
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"Those statements are just absurd," Pompeo said at the time.
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To them, the notion of data caps was patently absurd.
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Jason: The whole connection to the Clinton campaign is absurd.
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At least one allegation against Mr. Ipek is demonstrably absurd.
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The absurd and absurdly charming "Brigsby Bear" sounds, well, unbearable.
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They'll just have to take this absurd literacy test first.
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" Jill McCabe called the claims "just false and utterly absurd.
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Even as life becomes absurd and unendurable, it is endured.
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That seems to me like the theatre of the absurd.
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"If you play it effortlessly, this is absurd," he said.
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"This decision is absurd mush," he said in a statement.
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This makes for an "absurd superabundance" of indexes, says Bernstein.
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Unfortunately for the Venezuelan president, the results are patently absurd.
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"I think it's absurd that it's so late," he said.
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It's an absurd interactive short story disguised as a game.
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From the beginning, the project struck many locals as absurd.
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For an investor, any reaction besides panic might seem absurd.
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His statement underlined the absurd results of the CON regulations.
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"The offer is absurd," union president Patricio Tapia told Reuters.
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The result is often absurd and hilarious, but ideally affecting.
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He wouldn't have sounded so dumb, but it's still absurd.
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In the face of the universe, human arrogance is absurd.
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In the face of the universe, human arrogance is absurd.
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They're kind, cruel, sadistic, needy, vulnerable, Machiavellian, ridiculous and absurd.
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This is how absurd, gaslighting "crisis actor" theories go viral.
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So threatening to withdraw from it is sort of absurd.
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James' basic and advanced numbers in this series are absurd.
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These Trump quirks are sometimes informative, sometimes absurd, always entertaining.
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Here are the seven most absurd soundbites from the speech.
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Dingell is right: The Senate's malapportionment is absurd and bad.
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It is prone to question the premise and rethink the concept; to ask why (or why not?) as often as how; to see the absurd in the mundane and the sublime in the absurd.
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"I looked forward to going, but I thought that the Prime Minister's statement that it was absurd — that it was an absurd idea — was nasty," he told reporters Wednesday on the White House South Lawn.
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"Attributing it to Pakistan even before investigations is absurd," Qureshi said.
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Check out this week's episode of Absurd Creatures to find out!
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The tone, in particular, is miles away from Adams' absurd wit.
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SECRETARY OF STATE MIKE POMPEO: I think those allegations are absurd.
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This is patently absurd and I think they know it is.
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Frye's litigiousness is why we have the absurd 1950 Frye v.
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CEST Tim Cook responded to WSJ's report, calling the story "absurd".
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"The debt brake is absurd and is harming Germany," Fratzscher said.
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"This was an absurd attack on free expression," Chamorro told Reuters.
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It seems absurd to me that I need to state this.
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Watch this week's episode of Absurd Creatures to find out more!
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Thank God because male corsets without cowboy boots would be absurd.
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We're actually a little uncomfortable that this absurd product even exists.
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More fundamentally, this all feels like an absurd kind of deflection.
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" Schaffner labeled the administration's claims as "absurd" and "not even plausible.
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But aviation police officers told CNN the new rule was absurd.
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It becomes even more absurd as Notaro herself grows more famous.
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I thought that cooler heads would prevail because this is absurd.
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Their absurd new solution to stop President Trump, right after this.
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Absurd Tinder conversations are immediately screenshot and sent to your friends.
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"It's absurd when you think about it," Cohen said by phone.
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There are two absurd things about this game of diplomatic telephone.
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DC and Maryland's interpretation would lead to absurd results, Shumate said.
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The Kremlin dismissed the allegations that it was involved as absurd.
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For this band, nothing seems too absurd or out of reach.
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And despite the rather absurd premise, it's well worth a watch.
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And simply put, to charge $40 for a reissue is absurd.
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Jesse is angry because the world is arbitrary, cruel, and absurd.
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"The crawl is an absurd journey to an uncertain goal," Pope.
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Events seem to just happen to him; he frequently seems absurd.
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It's more absurd Verizon would blindly accept routes without basic filters.
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Indifference and inaction toward data collection become a lot more absurd.
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To any pet-free folks out there, this probably sounds absurd.
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"Turning the power of the purse over to monopolists is absurd."
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Where is the emergency exit for this theater of the absurd?
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I once did an IQ test and the questions seemed absurd.
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Now that she has a daughter, this sexism feels more absurd.
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It's a problem that faces any gesture absurd or excessive enough.
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Yet this talking point is, on a more fundamental level, absurd.
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The U.S. government dismissed the claims as absurd at the time.
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FOWLER: No, people are making this argument I think is absurd.
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Viscerally absurd and raw in the way only wrestling can be?
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When Barr began taking questions, the situation became even more absurd.
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This war, Ms Shore writes, was a "theatre of the absurd".
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"I don't think either of those things are absurd," he said.
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Then we could end this absurd debate once and for all.
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Connecticut, as if doing so self-evidently renders the opinion absurd.
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It's cute as a button, clever as hell and utterly absurd.
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" Lugovoi shrugged off the inquiry on Thursday, calling its findings "absurd.
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True, people can and often do say absurd and horrible things.
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For those who don't follow the series, it can get absurd.
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Watch this week's episode of Absurd Creatures above to learn more!
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But the more details you got, the more absurd it looked.
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Dive into this week's episode of Absurd Creatures to learn more!
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There'll surely be something even more absurd breaking at any moment.
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But it was very hard this time -- absurd on its face.
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It just seems absurd, this is my life we're talking about.
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See the whole absurd exchange below — and retweet if you can.
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It just kinda underpins how absolutely absurd this whole situation is.
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And yet this is not too absurd for the Trump administration.
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As a result, the plot is both absurd and comfortingly familiar.
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Outside of the coast, though, people may find the trend absurd.
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QAnon, an alarming and deeply absurd conspiracy theory, blew up there.
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This concept that Michelle Obama invented the English language is absurd.
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A lot of the movie is funny, because it is absurd.
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If the government could make absurd claims, then they could, too.
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This blend of authentic and absurd is where the show thrives.
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And so many of the accusations against me are so absurd.
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Why would be feel compelled to tell such an absurd lie?
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Some of the inadequacies are absurd — and fixable with tighter laws.
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Looking to the wild for exotic traits—that would be absurd.
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Given these absurd terms, what would escape or revolt look like?
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Russia's ambassador in Geneva, Alexei Borodavkin, has called such demands absurd.
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"It seems unbelievable, almost too absurd to be true," she said.
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Once again embarking upon an absurd adventure in Lebanon, which in
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He is an absurd man who longs to be taken seriously.
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"These accusations are absolutely baseless and even absurd," Kirk's spokesman said.
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A lottery for a high demand show like 'Hamilton' is absurd.
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The deleted tweets reportedly included one that called the president "absurd."
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"This notion that I control this company is absurd," he said.
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The thought that President Trump hates his own family is absurd.
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The more Robert called, the more absurd he appeared to himself.
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I said, 'sure' and had the associate search some out. Absurd!
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His comedy was dry, self-deprecating and sometimes a bit absurd.
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It's another spectacularly absurd moment in a game full of them.
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That insight is, like this book, truly absurd and absurdly true.
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TC: Was there anything that was particularly absurd about the experience?
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"The amount of money in Magic is absurd," Rudy told me.
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Long Live Bam Adebayo Good lord this rookie class is absurd.
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What's the most absurd felony you can recall in the state?
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Absurd on/off excellence is a general trend throughout his career.
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I see this situation as no less absurd than that artwork.
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"The whole thing is absurd," he told the Los Angeles Times.
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The bottom line: The suggestion is absurd, and Schumer knows it.
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How far can you push this programme before it becomes absurd?
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I'm not suggesting they abandon Windows or anything absurd like that.
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The speakers worked fine, but the price point was frankly absurd.
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"Danish officials responded to Trump's statements and described it as "absurd.
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Pompeo also called allegations that Putin has dirt on Trump "absurd."
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This argument would be absurd and counterproductive in any legislative negotiation.
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Impossible to say — but let's not pretend the notion is absurd.
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When the fight finally arrives it's by turns absurd and horrifying.
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What may appear absurd today will assume a serious aspect tomorrow.
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Wind Gap's absurd double consciousness comes straight out of American history.
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That idea is not only completely absurd, it is pretty sexist.
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And to kill that number of animals, it just seemed absurd.
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But many of these were patently absurd, like one accusing Mrs.
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Mr. Trump's assertion that the Islamic State is defeated is absurd.
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This idea was once "considered absurd and even insane," Wu writes.
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The idea that Gantz and Lapid are leftist squishes is absurd.
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If this sounds absurd to you, bear with me a bit.
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I watched the game online and it was bizarre and absurd.
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Russia dismissed the report as "absurd" inventions spread by its opponents.
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The purchase proves regrettable as the plot moves toward the absurd.
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At times, he offers offhand remarks that support the absurd narrative.
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His campaign released a statement calling the accusation "absurd," Mahoney wrote.
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Motoya wins over her audience by pushing the absurd to extremes.
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That's an absurd, that's not how a modern democratic country works.
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This is absurd in its breadth and wrong in its particulars.
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Often in China, the mundane contains a bit of the absurd.
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It also marked a full year of absurd regular-season dominance.
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And as a figure, he is joyous, absurd, leonine but tender.
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Her arguments are pure poppycock, either totally absurd or completely useless.
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"To think that you can avoid politics is absurd," she says.
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"It's absurd," she told CNN from her home in Oakland, California.
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The president-elect ostensibly believes our intelligence community's conclusions are absurd.
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Yet none needed to; indeed, we found the very idea absurd.
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"The idea that such opinions are disqualifying is absurd," he said.
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McCartney, as Norman reminds us, had the gift in absurd abundance.
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It features lots of erections, absurd couplings and R-rated language.
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But the new policy around this hormone is absurd and cruel.
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He has a deep appreciation for the amusing and the absurd.
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But even though it's absurd, it's also too serious to ignore.
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The amount of controversy surrounding Todd Phillips's Joker is getting absurd.
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This is not just logically absurd, it is also demonstrably false.
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So scared that the fear has funneled me into the absurd.
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" And yawns and yawns again — "it is both absurd and luxurious.
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The jokes Sun tweets are sometimes absurd, sometimes clever, often both.
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And yet, the one I had after that was more absurd.
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J&J dismissed the Reuters report as an absurd conspiracy theory.
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Russian officials have dismissed the allegations of Moscow's involvement as absurd.
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Unfortunately for all of us, absurd has become the new normal.
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"Mixed Nuts" (1994) was slammed by critics for being absolutely absurd.
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The rituals of the law, at close range, often look absurd.
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The President's comments were absurd & inappropriate and he should apologize. pic.twitter.
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Finally, it is absurd to equate conventional weapons with nuclear warheads.
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The outrage manifested itself in both absurd and particularly ghoulish ways.
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Zabihullah Mujahid, the Taliban's official spokesman, described Ghani's announcement as "absurd".
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Sure, this absurd ensemble movie was a bit of a dud.
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But the show benefits mightily from Katie Stegeman's evocatively absurd costumes.
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Everything seems absurd until we die and then it makes sense.
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They see it as being weaker in their absurd folk belief.
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A sense of the absurd was always welcome, but not required.
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Normally, these would be absurd questions to raise about a president.
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The "pee tape" allegation surrounding President Donald Trump may sound absurd.
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It's excess and artificiality to the point of joyful, absurd parody.
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Deripaska has called the sanctions on him "groundless, ridiculous and absurd".
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Buddy Hield's hot start can be explained by absurd shooting numbers.
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They are not exposed to it, and I think it's absurd.
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The normal cannot be normal without the absurd and vice versa.
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One state might seem more absurd than the other to you.
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The context he creates for viewing is playful, funny, and absurd.
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"We can see the problem right in front of our eyes — it is absurd, completely absurd, that they are growing rice here," said François Brikké of the Global Water Partnership, a water management organization in Stockholm.
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Mandy combines the most absurd aesthetic excesses of '70s and '80s horror films with the most absurd thespian excesses of Nicolas Cage, and the movie works best if you're already fond — or at least tolerant — of both.
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But such evasions can come off as coy or phony, the same way that made-up celebrity names in fiction typically sound overdetermined and absurd — although no more overdetermined and absurd than Tom Cruise or Ke$ha.
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Absurd America: Lockdown drills are an American quirk, out of control Absurd America: The Trump impeachment inquiry, told with maps and dancing Rudys The Post's View: The case for impeachment James Comey: The truth is finally out.
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But there were those who felt that the entire controversy was absurd.
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To do that is not absurd it&aposs what a parent does.
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So check out this week's episode of Absurd Creatures to learn more!
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Many of them have left because they consider OTS to be absurd.
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To travel for pictures seemed absurd and a waste of her time.
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Al Franken, D-Minnesota, lambasted Gorsuch for his decision, calling it absurd.
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Per usual, we can blame the internet for snowballing absurd, ghastly theories.
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It's not about those crappy NSBM bands like Absurd or Satanic Warmaster.
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Until recently, the prospect of exploring an interstellar object would've seemed absurd.
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Just saying that shows how absurd the situation we find ourselves in.
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You can read a full timeline of this absurd tale right here.
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To connect President Trump with something that Roseanne Barr said is absurd.
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"I've always been interested in perfume because it seems absurd," says Maclean.
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Absurd. Your mindset and desires determine how big you're willing to play.
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"Bathroom bills are vindictive on the surface, and absurd underneath," she said.
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Can you tell me a little bit about Fran's absurd robe collection?
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Padilla was critical of the President's comments then, calling his allegations absurd.
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People who embrace the absurd and aren't too precious about their image.
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Deripaska has described the sanctions against him as "groundless, ridiculous and absurd".
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" He rejected Crawford's federal approach as "an absurd waste of government resources.
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Well, Trout has been absurd through 20163 MLB seasons so far ... batting .
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Even at its most absurd, the film is still funny and endearing.
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It's long, dragging, and increasingly absurd, but it's still a single unit.
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The experts say that figure is absurd, but what do they know?
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Constantly responding to the constant inflow of the political/cultural/social absurd.
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All these tangled, absurd narrative arcs are meant to serve two functions.
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SO THE WHOLE THING IS ABSURD WHAT HE WAS SAYING TO JIM.
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"It is absurd to treat this as a normal situation," he said.
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KC: I have a perfectly absurd number of people blocked on Twitter.
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Ten years ago, when I first came to China, it was absurd.
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The prosecution's theory of the case would have led to absurd results.
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Plot-wise, what ties the games together is a fairly absurd timeline.
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"To create a false equivalency there is absurd and dangerous," she added.
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She added that the changes at AfterEllen have been "absurd" to watch.
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Malfoy's absurd ponytail (A PONYTAIL!) along with his Homer Simpson-like beard.
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Mr. Rubio stumbled because he took the practice to an absurd extreme.
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The Post report revealed: So, he's a somewhat ridiculous and absurd figure.
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Here are some absurd pizza facts to fuel your month of munching.
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Why go and spend million of dollars to acquire something so absurd?
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Both Moscow and the Trump campaign have said those claims were "absurd".
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The line about the DDoS attack's sophistication is particularly "absurd," he says.
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Lanthimos punctuates this deft satire with a dash of the truly absurd.
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Obsessive thoughts and strange compulsions feel shameful, unavoidable, and indisputably absurd. Embarrassing.
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"Everyone tells us it's getting absurd," says Philippe Masset, a wine scholar.
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Whatever this absurd, hilarious shitpost was, it at least made us laugh.
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In all seriousness, it's absurd that Frisco living has come to this.
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But to the Department of Justice, this whole rigamarole is simply absurd.
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"It's an absurd distribution system which leads to failure," says Mr Dardel.
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To outsiders, such a decision may appear absurd, if not deeply illiberal.
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Some of it's absurd: Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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It's a bit absurd that anyone's judging this from a minute trailer.
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" In Tesla's earnings call this week, Musk also called the suit "absurd.
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Throughout the year, the antagonistic briefings have ranged from absurd to infuriating.
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They're even rolling out an absurd #hashtag to go along with it.
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But the Paris agreement has rendered this argument finally and completely absurd.
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These actions are absurd and cannot be allowed to stand as policy.
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Increasingly, bans were issued for reasons that appear arbitrary, if not absurd.
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Ms Waters labels any comparison between her platform and the BNP "absurd".
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It then alternates between dramatic and absurd scenes, each further escalating things.
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The video is completely absurd but the CG is actually really impressive.NSFW!
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This story is so absurd, so mind-boggling, and so, so real.
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An Absurd member was also interviewed for the book Lords of Chaos.
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Nick Lee of Tendigi Insights is behind this absurd and hilarious endeavor.
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Here's an absurd hypothesis: maybe Apple is actually listening to its customers.
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Many presidential sex scandals were even more absurd than the current moment.
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BOLDEN: -- because it is directed at people -- (CROSSTALK) INGRAHAM: It&aposs absurd.
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Khazaradze had called the charges against him and his fellow banker "absurd".
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Provided without context, the dance veers into the land of the absurd.
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I'm doing my best to fix what is currently an absurd situation.
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"About what are you talking?" strikes real speakers of English as absurd.
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Can anything be more absurd than linking Leo Strauss with Donald Trump?
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Once Twitter users caught wind of Trump's absurd words, the trolling began.
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No more absurd than all that attention on two people marrying, though.
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A sugar-addled child's absurd, imaginary idea of a great basketball play!
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So pizza and also french fries — with an absurd amount of ketchup.
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To suggest it was anything more than that is, quite simply, absurd.
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Keane's abrupt move to dictatorship is absurd, her political housecleaning, even crazier.
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It's pretentious, and obnoxious, and absurd and uneven and probably totally nonsensical.
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The pillows in question retail for around $150, which may seem absurd.
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They exaggerate their rocket capability an absurd amount; it's a foolish claim.
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This is how Facebook imagines the future of news, and it's absurd.
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Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the leader of PiS, dismissed the draft as "legally absurd".
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Wow, it sounds absolutely absurd when spelled out that way, doesn't it?
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Trump is less a twenty-first century Nixon than his absurd doppelgänger.
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It's the trump card, somehow, some way in this absurd alternate universe.
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As a question of funding charity or welfare, that figure sounds absurd.
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Alan Jeffers, a spokesman for Exxon Mobil, called the new allegations absurd.
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It's an absurd, over-the-top catfight, but it lights a spark.
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It's absurd to think she was coaching the focus group in anyway.
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China responded with borderline absurd promises of retaliation, carefully avoiding anything damaging.
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"Right now, thinking of the environment is absurd for me," Valle confesses.
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The plot jumps from one quasi-absurd set piece to the next.
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To me, that was absurd, and I was just baffled by it.
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The claims by police in the Corley case are just as absurd.
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Here's Tynan DeLong, a master of storytelling both heartfelt and completely absurd.
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I think this is crazy and it's absurd, but it's also funny.
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The logic, or lack thereof, here can be taken to absurd levels.
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Those absurd and cruel words were published in 2012 by the Spectator.
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The idea of adding on more duty to this is beyond absurd.
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Yes, I'm realizing just how absurd that sounds as I'm writing this.
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And of course it's absurd to deny the changes that have happened.
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Notes • Stone's efforts to minimize his cat allergy have gotten adorably absurd.
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Bergdahl's gung-ho attitude from basic training didn't seem so absurd now.
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Their childhoods, like the Merahs', were an almost absurd cumulation of horrors.
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But the Texas lawsuit was so absurd that it garnered little attention.
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It's absurd for anyone to suggest he was engaged in political tricks.
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"Seed of Chucky" (2004) has been dubbed absurd but entirely worth watching.
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Some have come to the realization that this was mistaken, even absurd.
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"It is, of course, such an absurd thing to say," he said.
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Even a five-year-old could see that the question was absurd.
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The reply also cites an "absurd level of interest" in the case.
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Mr. Cunha called the ruling "absurd" and said he would appeal it.
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"It is absurd; women have the right to decide what to do."
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These stories are so absurd that Donald Trump will tweet them someday.
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It fits an LP that's secluded, thorny, and a little bit absurd.
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But take a step back, and this whole story is totally absurd.
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Let's talk about this video of caterpillars walking in absurd single-file.
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Let's start with the most absurd of all: Obama Guantánamo Escape (22009).
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By now, everyone's life there was so absurd that anything seemed possible.
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It would be absurd to draw a parallel between such different figures.
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I feel like the slut-shaming that went down was so absurd.
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The notion that we can win elections with the base is absurd.
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Driverless-car technology is not an absurd road for BlackBerry to follow.
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Critics of the rule say felony murder can lead to absurd results.
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Critics called it an eyesore, a slapdash solution bordering on the absurd.
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As a dodge to agreeing with a ruling like Brown, it's absurd.
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It's an absurd and melodramatic declaration, but you know what she means.
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However, the author displays a knack for uncovering the absurd and delightful.
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My objection is not that incumbents never fail — that would be absurd.
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The characters are caught somewhere between well-observed types and absurd caricatures.
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" Graham said, adding that he thought the obstruction of justice question "absurd.
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Limiting controlled burns because the smoke violates air-quality standards is absurd.
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It's a male problem, one of absurd expectations and learned emotional helplessness.
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Fancy another film featuring an A-list actor in an absurd costume?
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But this case is so absurd that it's worth reviewing the specifics.
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The idea that we should instead prioritize fancy equipment instead is absurd.
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This democratization can feel absurd, but it strikes at a deep truth.
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It's absurd to feel grateful to men just for exercising basic decency.
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The situations that grow out of that fib become progressively more absurd.
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When I first came across this idea, I thought it was absurd.
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It's when he's outrageous or absurd that the "breaking" banners light up.
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Algerians found his desire to hold on to power absurd and insulting.
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"Patently absurd" is what Liam Fox, the British trade minister, called them.
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The idea that imported cars pose a national security threat is absurd.
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A role-playing game starring N.B.A. players fighting with swords sounds absurd.
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I still feel that way today, as absurd as it might sound.
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"It's absurd," said Syed Shujaat Bukhari, one of Kashmir's most senior journalists.
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That proposition was quickly shot down as "absurd" by the Danish government.
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USSR matchups and still tally medal counts by nation, is borderline absurd.
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" Frederiksen said Trump's request to buy the autonomous Danish territory was "absurd.
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Q is just one particularly absurd manifestation of this mode of thinking.
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We use his phrase as an absurd excuse for our simple failures.
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As authors, my girls find the absurd in both sorrow and joy.
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" Santelli apologized on Friday for the remarks, calling them "stupid" and "absurd.
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Planters even killed Mr. Peanut, an absurd premise only tolerable in cyberspace.
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And then there's the absurd method the caucus uses to count votes.
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"What an absurd proposal," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.).
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A charade is an absurd pretense intended to create a respectable appearance.
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James Holzhauer is known for winning absurd sums of money on Jeopardy!
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The goal was to make absurd, experimental work, often with found material.
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It's an absurd thing to say, and it cracks them both up.
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The Louisville newspaper denies the "untruthful and absurd" claim from Bevin's office.
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" Palestinian officials organizing the strike called the videos, filmed from above, "absurd.
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It's absurd that we haven't paid this the attention we should have.
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A beautiful imported Japanese watermelon was an absurd 350 dollars — nearly $50.
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The simple solution is to abolish such an absurd and anachronistic system.
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" Cornyn on Friday also called the idea of a dayslong resolution "absurd.
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To Bagehot, Mill's idea of broadly extending suffrage to women seemed absurd.
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Barbara Boxer, Feinstein's longtime Democratic colleague, dismissed De León's attacks as absurd.
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Darren Star's "Younger," on TV Land, has an even more absurd premise.
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James Harden (HOU): He's averaging 38.7 points per game, which is absurd.
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Even more absurd was what I found when I looked him up.
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"It's just absurd that he doesn't think this kills anybody," she said.
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That's when this indie rom-com spoof shifts from charming to absurd.
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It's the kind of thing I really enjoy, because it's so absurd.
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Notoriously difficult to navigate, Penn Station's absurd layout only compounds its woes.
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These projections may be absurd, but they serve a serious political purpose.
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A moment's thought, of course, reveals that such a proposal's completely absurd.
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The boy was widely praised, but many said the situation was absurd.
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The boy was widely praised, but many said the situation was absurd.
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Maltby attributed it in part to the "absurd and anachronistic" royal system.
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Ms. Conway denied Ms. Brzezinski's account, calling it "absurd" and "not true."
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Squeezing the citizens of a country to affect regime change is absurd.
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Comparing the leader of the free world to murderous dictators is absurd.
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It was just the most absurd version of being a female filmmaker.
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First, the expedited vote by the end of December is simply absurd.
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It has a sense of absurdism but absurd isn't its only mode.
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"This line that somehow I have no experience is absurd," he said.
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And as the drama has unfolded, ithas gone from shameful to absurd.
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Eventually, the demands became so absurd that the staff resigned en masse.
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Mr. Gursel is paradoxically accused of both — an absurd charge, she says.
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First, his blustering threat of "fire and fury" was ridiculous and absurd.
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"The notion that I invented anything is just absurd," he told me.
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It also gives prosecutors a face-saving way to avoid absurd outcomes.
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Defendants pay no fee — in fact, the notion strikes prosecutors as absurd.
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But it definitely won't be the game described in this absurd petition.
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"The scoring is absurd," Nuggets Coach Michael Malone said before Thursday's game.
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Republicans' absurd excuse for a healthcare reform plan is in trouble. Again.
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No, it doesn't look any less absurd in context and on video.
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"We both realized how absurd and insecure we were being," he said.
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The plots of most operas are absurd, and the audiences know it.
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It is absurd that any city would agree to such a deal.
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For a better sense of how absurd this is, consider Kaleb Joseph.
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That kind of masculinity is both aspirational and also absurd to me.
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Which is categorically absurd and in fact the very definition of patriotism.
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Hope we're about to tread lightly and not say anything totally absurd!
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Daniels's animation matches the absurd mess of a film that is Freaked.
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No. But to refer to the US as a patriarchy is absurd.
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These sorts of everyday exchanges are absurd and revealing on two levels.
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Redfoo thinks MTV's move to make its awards gender neutral is absurd.
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Lundgren thought the charges were absurd and he spent years fighting them.
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It's an absurd, arbitrary marker, and Trump himself has even said so.
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The whole success of CAH feels very random and absurd to me.
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Melia said that the charges were "absurd" as the protest was peaceful.
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You don't have to study, you don't have assignments with absurd deadlines.
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With a distinct cartoon appeal, the artwork is rambunctious and purposely absurd.
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The hotter peppers look absurd compared to the habanero, because they are absurd Those peppers look like a joke compared to the so-called "ghost pepper" (formally called the bhut jolokia), which can reach over 1 million SHU.
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An invisible car stampeding through a parade of people in a parking lot ("The Club") is par for the course, an example of how quickly life can veer into the horrific or the absurd or the horrifically absurd.
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"We're aiming to be the absurd gag gift you get for a friend when you've run out of all other absurd gifts," Caldwell, a New York City resident who works in film and television, wrote to MUNCHIES on Wednesday.
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The possibility that markets might be surprised by good news may seem absurd.
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"It was an absurd valuation for something that's effectively field stage," said Bogart.
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" But, he said, "excluding Russian aerial attacks from a cease-fire is absurd.
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They were performing in a way that exposed the grotesque and the absurd.
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It's absurd that you can't even search DMs by person, let alone keyword.
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" In a statement released on Sunday, the production company called such claims "absurd.
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These, ladies and gentlemen, are my three favorite Absurd Creatures of the year.
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I mean, how absurd can you be to say, suggest something like that.
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How do you balance comedy, "unsettling" psychological horror, and surreal or absurd happenings?
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Absolutely. The idea that we have Liberals calling for open warfare is absurd.
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Find out more about the bearcat in this week's episode of Absurd Creatures!
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The interview eventually devolved into joyous giggling and absurd exchanges between the two.
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As I noted during the campaign, some of his proposals were singularly absurd.
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In this era of rapid-fire "fake news" posts, it seemed almost absurd.
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Meyler being tasked with fixing girls' education in Liberia was no less absurd.
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Simple posts with minimal thought put into them, the more absurd the better.
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INGRAHAM: Time for the Friday Follies, and the absurd headlines of the week.
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These are just a sample of some of this year's most absurd offenders.
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The amount of money in the system has been increasing to absurd levels.
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Since then he has been embroiled in a string of similarly absurd cases.
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"Martin and his lawyers intend to ignore this childish, absurd project, " Brafman said.
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"What Sung is doing now is absurd given what we faced," he said.
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Asus has an absurd seven different X299 motherboards right out of the gate.
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It's hard to capture what an absurd and somewhat unbelievable situation this is.
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He didn't pronounce his R's, making the word "shirt" sound dirty and absurd.
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Luckily NASA has mapped the path of the totality to an absurd detail.
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"The insinuation that federal response has been lacking is absurd," the spokesperson said.
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But as we all know, the brands can't resist an absurd, silly stunt.
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It's absurd and it's senseless and yet, it's all that makes sense anymore.
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She was momentarily confused, and then let rip a massive, absurd, demonstrative laugh.
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The claim is absurd because the bill doesn't create any new criminal penalties.
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Twins and other multiples, like triplets and quadruplets, have an uncanny, absurd closeness.
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Two years on, and the laundry list of Kindle omissions grows increasingly absurd.
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In this surreal world, brutality is always one step away from the absurd.
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On the first level, that sounds absurd, because those are funny ghost words.
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The claim of conspiracy is absurd, but the threat of recession is not.
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On social media Saudi commentators promote the absurd theory that Qatar killed him.
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And Preacher the show also sees the world as arbitrary, cruel, and absurd.
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With this terminology, 93 is (I believe) the only doubly strictly absurd number.
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Sartre, with that riveting certainty of his, thought death was an absurd conundrum.
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On Itch, something this specific and absurd is a tantalizing challenge for Corcoran.
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"With all due respect", they wrote, "your pronouncements are absurd...Quit being coy".
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The extreme environment and the absurd origins of the conflict got my attention.
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His insistence that capitalism drives workers' living standards to subsistence level is absurd.
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Which is absurd considering I don't have much of it — money, that is.
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This is a question that has long been purely rhetorical - and almost absurd.
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The Republican National Committee is at it again with the absurd Trump polls.
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But we are well organized… and the law is completely absurd, and stupid.
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First, they have 50/50 joint custody so the monthly paying is absurd.
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I believe, or at least hope, that this absurd fight is behind us.
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Prince inserts absurd, winking details to demonstrate to the audience that it knows.
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If this sounds somewhere between fanciful and absurd to you, you're not alone.
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I'll let "Marmot Man" Preston J. Byrne explain exactly why: This is absurd.
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It also opens up the door to some absurd and self-entitled claims.
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With trade equivalent to 64% of GDP, it would strike voters as absurd.
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It's effortlessly stable at absurd speeds and feels built for high-speed cruising.
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As a nation, we're now making the most absurd versions of ourselves true.
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They're absurd and it's just laughable when you get that context and distance.
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"It was an absurd situation," Linnyk says after a deep breath of exasperation.
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Soon after, #SaintLouisStyle usurped #BagelGate as the absurd food Twitter hashtag du jour.
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To claim there were millions of ballots illegally cast is careless and absurd.
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And he made absurd, unfounded claims that millions voted illegally in the election.
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" Donald's campaign chairman Paul Manafort called claims that Trump plagiarized the speech "absurd.
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It was the fall of 1, and Sarlo knew his quest seemed absurd.
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"That wasn't a fight," he says, as if the very notion is absurd.
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That would be disastrous, but to attempt to eliminate those references is absurd.
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However, Grimaldi's concerns aren't that absurd — nor they shouldn't be treated as such.
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It's absurd that California and Delaware should have the same number of senators.
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They're just two mature adults trying to make a rather absurd situation work.
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"He would take an absurd focus on what everyone was eating," she said.
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Trump as anti-Semite is not implausible, but it is absurd and libelous.
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That account has been described as absurd by Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko.
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Jordan was, in no uncertain terms, addicted the astringent juice of absurd stakes.
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The electoral law has been disfigured by frequent amendments and absurd regulatory detail.
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I think the song is brilliant, a hilarious idea delivered with absurd confidence.
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Riggleman called Cockburn's tweets "absurd" while speaking with The Daily Progress on Sunday.
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" The State Department also strongly denounced Putin's proposal, calling the allegations "absolutely absurd.
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The set design was very cheap to build, yet very brilliant and absurd.
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KIND removed "healthy" from its packaging, then argued the FDA's definition was absurd.
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For decades, the idea of a comprehensive Malick series would have sounded absurd.
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The Second Chance Act specifically mandated that the BOP reverse this absurd policy.
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It's not his fault and the policy to bench his starters is absurd.
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Attempts at legally defining and protecting "German culture" often verge on the absurd.
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What we've been through, no matter how absurd and incomprehensible, it's all history.
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Trump and family will win big, despite Trump's absurd claims to the contrary.
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In other countries, however, this practice would be considered absurd — or even cruel.
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The absurd unfairness of this outcome lights a spark of indignation in Greer.
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"Danish officials have since rejected the notion and described the idea as "absurd.
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"This is becoming the theater of the absurd," said one prominent Democratic strategist.
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This photograph, though quite absurd, was thought to be real by many people.
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Apportionment is absurd whenever the tax base per capita is unequal across states.
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The play, an absurd farce, was one way he grappled with this problem.
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Many Americans think the length of the presidential election cycle is absurd, too.
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Comparisons between Israeli treatment of Palestinians and Nazi treatment of Jews are absurd.
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It was his mother who added the absurd "De" to the family surname.
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We cannot recall a more absurd misstatement of history by an American President.
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At a glance there's something absurd about the respectability laundering at work here.
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"We think it's absurd," Delta's CEO Edward Bastian told CNBC of the ruling.
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"This is yet another absurd partisan attack from House Democrats," the spokesperson said.
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" "Obstruction of justice by tweet is absurd," Sekulow said on ABC's "This Week.
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"It's absurd how close they get to basically hitting their target," he said.
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One moment was silent and gray, Technicolor and garish and absurd the next.
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That's not uncommon for us, to just get that absurd around one another.
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It's absurd and over-the-top but Baby's personality on-screen is inimitable.
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But these claims that we are killing our way to victory are absurd.
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Lots of events offer talks like this, but the sheer volume is absurd.
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Please join the 37,000 who've already signed our petition against this absurd 'movement.
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The "concept that Michelle Obama invented the English language is absurd," she said.
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What was the most absurd thing you learned about sex in your job?
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"This is a totally absurd proposal," said Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont.
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Trump's various claims about Clinton's use of a private mail server were absurd.
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The theater of the absurd continued like this both on and off camera.
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Never mind that the accusations of anti-Americanism are absurd on their face.
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J.B. Pritzker underscored the absurd push-and-pull between government officials and manufacturers.
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"It's a little absurd," Vibrations and sounds also reverberate elsewhere in the exhibition.
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Claims of observing the school through security cameras were absurd, the colleges said.
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Where once she was edgy and provocative, she is now absurd and offensive.
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When they take a plane or blimp to Coachella, the math becomes absurd.
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A brilliant Twitter account compiles outrageous, absurd, sad, and confoundingly real stock photos.
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In 2019, it sometimes feels like the absurd can be the serious policy.
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And in the end, whale-hunting itself gets tedious and ever-more absurd.
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It was amazing, yet also absurd; strangely captivating, yet also campy and ridiculous.
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Republicans recently seized on the Green New Deal, portraying the resolution as absurd.
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" He called it an "absurd situation" and one he "would no longer accept.
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Firedamp), even more preposterous place names (Galloping Fronds, Crumbling Outset) and absurd deaths.
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That move was also — to use Messenger's phrase — an absurd insult to voters.
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Last week the Senate grilled pharmaceutical officials about the absurd costs of medicines.
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Spiraling upward, the sound grew almost absurd, but the feeling was totally real.
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"It features lots of erections, absurd couplings and R-rated language," he wrote.
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But sometimes, the more absurd the concept, the more animated Ms. Minaj becomes.
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"These changes are absurd," Culture Minister Sérgio Sá Leitão said in an interview.
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How can it be sexy but totally absurd and self-aware and menacing?
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When I wrote it, people seemed to find the characters' global concerns absurd.
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Still, it took me a while to regard Celsius as anything but absurd.
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This leaves us with two options, both of which nuclear annihilation renders absurd.
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Sports of The Times For aficionados of the absurd, August arrives like balm.
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Schiff denounced the Harvard University law professor emeritus' analysis as dangerous and absurd.
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The most absurd anecdote I heard was from a friend with identical twins.
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"To think she is on the Kremlin's radar is not absurd," she continues.
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The White House ripped the Democratic argument, calling it an absurd political stunt.
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By this absurd decision, UNESCO has lost what little legitimacy it has left.
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Gaetz: Look, I was making a point that this is an absurd coincidence.
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All three claims were absurd, yet tens of millions embraced them as true.
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You don't need to be a doctor to see that this is absurd.
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The bright-voiced tenor Gerhard Siegel was a sneering yet aptly absurd Captain.
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Credit Suisse said the characterisation of a "bank within a bank" was "absurd".
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Comparing the treatment received by the President to what Jesus suffered is absurd.
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In my experience, this cocktail often leads to angry denials and absurd rationalization.
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People who bang on about their dogs are absurd, he has always thought.
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It's still decently sized and won't take up an absurd amount of space.
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He still follows the rule even when it leads him in absurd directions.
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The premise sounds absurd on its face, but it's really only phrased inelegantly.
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There are an absurd number of links between your health, happiness, and success.
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With absurd 39 points per game through nearly a third of the season.
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"This is so absurd it's almost comical," wrote Republican party spokeswoman Kami Mueller.
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Trump burst onto the scene as a leader of the absurd "birther" movement.
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Nunes also offers an absurd reading of what it meant to "create" content.
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Sometimes things could be so absurd and surreal that you have to laugh.
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The second most absurd, just narrowly behind it, was last year's Trump budget.
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Of course, BoJack isn't without its classic absurd send-ups of Hollywoo(d).
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The potential of the human form unlocked into esoteric positions and absurd funk.
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" He added that his inclusion on the list was "groundless, ridiculous and absurd.
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Regardless, it's an outrageous and absurd thing for a Senate candidate to say.
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First of all, people are bad at understanding probability so [laughs] ... When you've got a binary choice, when you've got an underdog, to think that there's no probability that the underdog will win is a pretty absurd, mathematically absurd, idea.
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Some took it very seriously, while others thought the whole thing was rather absurd.
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This warning might sound absurd, but Maxwell's anxiety reflects the fundamental importance of metrology.
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She insists she didn't know how serious Offset and Cardi were -- which seems absurd.
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Foxx says the claim is 'absurd' and he will challenge the woman in court.
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"It is absurd," Barrow's spokesman Halifa Sallah said in a press conference on Wednesday.
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It is a gratuitous, costly, deliciously absurd creation, whose intoxicating fragrance enraptures the audience.
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" Michael Lambert, another defense lawyer, called the Cogan's decision "a logically absurd catch 22.
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Disick can be refreshingly perceptive in a world where the glamour borders on absurd.
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Casual racism aside, Bennett is an entertainer who personifies MMA at its most absurd.
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Find out more about Kingfisher the Impaler in this week's episode of Absurd Creatures!
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Although all Juno pics are ethereally beautiful, these Great Red Spot snaps just absurd.
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Wayne, meanwhile, does all the absurd shit that makes him such a legendary guest.
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Filing thousands of individual lawsuits before thousands of courts would be an absurd exercise.
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It would be absurd to hold the vote before that has even been attempted.
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The official said any suggestion that the president was a spy was "absolutely absurd".
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The scenario seemed so absurd that it caused me to question the whole industry.
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Which is why a Chromebook with a 4K display would be even more absurd.
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"The objectification and scrutiny we put women through is absurd and disturbing," she wrote.
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"It is so absurd it borders on total stupidity," said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
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When she looked hot in a monkey outfit that we would look absurd wearing.
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So you think you had a good mix of the real and the absurd?
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The diamond-swapping allegations against Signet Jewelers are "absurd," according to CEO Mark Light.
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It is absurd that the death toll of 64 remained official for so long.
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Still, there is something intoxicating about just how absurd the Extreme Violence mod is.
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"The objectification and scrutiny we put women through is absurd and disturbing," she writes.
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Even outside of the absurd timing—why did we need Prison Break 2.0 now?
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A headline that you will go jail for using an incorrect pronoun is absurd.
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When people conclude that politics is disgusting or absurd they lose faith in it.
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And it wouldn't be a Marvel teaser without an absurd slow-motion aerial maneuver.
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But we will resist stating that fact plainly even when it requires absurd contortions.
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Everyone knows Eurovision is the most absurd, inspiring, confusing television event in the world.
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Some find the poses very disturbing, and then others find them absurd and amusing.
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But just a couple of centuries ago, that idea would've been dismissed as absurd.
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You really see how absurd it is to be a woman in this business.
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It was guarded by my shame at embracing something so patently absurd and overwrought.
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Or maybe even an absurd offer to the Oklahoma City Thunder for Russell Westbrook?
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And it would put educators in an absurd position when it comes to enforcement.
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THE fall of Khaled Ali has been as swift as it has been absurd.
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Republican state legislative leaders called Wolf's pronouncements "absurd" in a letter to the governor.
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For people in 22016, these rules sound antiquated to the point of being absurd.
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What are some hangover solutions that you came across that were absurd and ridiculous?
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Samsung Put Me In an Absurd Hell Chamber of Virtual Reality HeadsetsToday was weird.
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Danny L Harle: It seemed like a fun, absurd and relevant place to go.
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"I have an absurd kind of extravagance," Radziwill told PEOPLE in an old interview.
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A God who is "just dicking around" is a God who is philosophically absurd.
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She has called that charge "absurd" and said her father makes his own decisions.
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Although the music had its own thing, and there was nothing absurd about that.
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And that's only the latest in a seemingly endless list of absurd Trump falsehoods.
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Isn't it absurd for a human, with all our foibles, to strive for perfection?
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I'll get a work email, and I just laugh at how absurd it feels.
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It's an absurd study on habits of perception, a series of playful visual puns.
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That struck the then 2503-year-old from Colts Neck, New Jersey, as absurd.
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While these apps aren't new, they've become more absurd and widespread in recent years.
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I also spent an absurd amount of time petting every cat I came across.
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But it's absurd to insinuate that they have "no obligations" over the next decade.
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He says that the lawsuit is absurd and he thought it was a joke.
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More often, she puts herself in comically absurd situations, then connects with onlookers individually.
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As one of Europe's biggest industrial firms, though, Airbus is neither quaint nor absurd.
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Hilarity ensues as every absurd action cumulates in an amalgamation of intricately choreographed antics.
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FROM PEN: Andy Cohen's Pick For The Most Absurd 'Real Housewives' Business Ever 3.
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So we decided to poke some fun at the absurdity with an absurd game.
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This is an absurd statement, but Donald Trump actually said the president and Mrs.
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The fact that this is a repeated snub makes the situation even more absurd.
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Racism is absurd, and it's definitely not just based on what we actually perceive.
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There's a migraine medication they prescribed where each pill was individually $150—something absurd.
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And the idea that someone would do it to himself or herself was absurd.
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It might sound absurd, but Sir John ditches brow gel for... a glue stick.
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Alright fine just check out this week's episode of Absurd Creatures to learn more!
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Ah, Thanksgiving, a time for family bonding and absurd screw-ups in the kitchen!
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As the New Day grew more popular, their gimmick became increasingly absurd and outlandish.
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But this is Britain, where the politics is unpredictable and the humour is absurd.
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Plus, voting on individual buildings would be taking direct democracy to truly absurd lengths.
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Even though Carpenter once called it a documentary, the film is patently, joyously absurd.
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I know the old man's $50 million in debt, Kim - but this is absurd.
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"It's, frankly, patently absurd," Cruz added of claims Russia or WikiLeaks helped Trump win.
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Part of his shtick was being ostentatious, flashing expensive jewelry and wearing absurd outfits.
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"It's just absurd," Dezoteux, who took over the company in 2011 with two partners.
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Probably for the best, given that the guidelines for Futurist cooking are truly absurd.
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The bullying, the greed, the showing off, the misogyny, the absurd third-grade theatrics.
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Things are no less offensive and absurd on this side of the water's edge.
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Shari Redstone called the allegation "absurd" and said her father made his own decisions.
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Normally, having a fish spit in someone's face would sound both absurd and disturbing.
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A summer-months World Cup is absurd on this peninsula on the Arabian Peninsula.
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The final hours of the Senate's shameful attempt at repealing Obamacare were fittingly absurd.
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While the claims of the researchers are something of a reach, they aren't absurd.
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The most absurd part of this story is that it happened at a pool.
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"Issues are being put on the table that are practically absurd," he told Reuters.
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That's absurd offense, and they've done it while tossing up bricks above the break.
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"At ICBA, we believe that's absurd and a perversion of the statute," said Fine.
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This is absurd: in both economies the assaults have come from their own governments.
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To win the Olympic gold medal in the 100 metres is an absurd feat.
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Louie Swisher: You don't pay attention to the somewhat absurd things she says sometimes.
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Thus, what was considered insane and absurd in 1998 is now accepted Disney policy.
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We believe that this situation is absurd, worthy of a Hollywood script, a Comedy.
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She really believed it, and there's nothing more absurd or more dramatic than that.
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"Honestly, the idea that tax cuts have done nothing is patently absurd," Cramer said.
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She has called that allegation "absurd" and said her father made his own decisions.
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The idea that the information Snowden exposed was any less sensitive is simply absurd.
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Only when a truly absurd headline appeared did he keep it as a reminder.
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DeSantis's campaign has defended the comments, calling it "absurd" to characterize them as racist.
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The FCC continuously comes up with absurd ways to spend our cable tax dollars.
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The comments section underneath his letter largely scorned his view as absurd and offensive.
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Strategically, the idea to put the two businesses back together is far from absurd.
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The Chinese police state can be at once harsh and accommodating, insidious and absurd.
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While the photos may look absurd, they're intended to have a very serious message.
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She's absurd, like Sardanapalus or even, in Delacroix's spectacular but jejune religious paintings, Jesus.
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It feels almost absurdist, but from the outset there's really nothing absurd about it.
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"Danish officials rejected the idea of purchasing Greenland and described the idea as "absurd.
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"So adding bitcoin to the country's multi-currency basket might not be so absurd."
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"To suggest that Marco supported cap-and-trade in Florida is absurd," Inhofe said.
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The men and women here are absurd, silly, often adorable, but not really impressive.
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The idea that the U.S. is behind the crackdown is absurd on its face.
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Some critics called it absurd, trying to squeeze young and old into similar clothes.
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One tends to forget just how absurd Greek finances were when he took over.
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In Jane's view, the promise would be impossible to keep, making the request absurd.
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Many of his films were hokey, with absurd plots and over-the-top acting.
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This was patently absurd; Trump had spent the fall quoting and embracing Comey's criticisms.
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In Korean, a dog dream is one that is absurd and makes little sense.
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But there is also something openly absurd about the concept of a Trump pivot.
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The problem is that Perry's absurd attempts to manipulate FERC were easy to explain.
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It also eventually lets them drop the absurd claim that they aren't gambling platforms.
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Opposing big companies and small companies is an absurd idea François Fillon FF: Neither.
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To find that kind of fire in yourself, even if it's absurd, is inspiring.
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"It's an absurd comparison," Nathan Ballard, spokesperson for the Host Committee, told VICE Sports.
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It didn't work, because it's absurd to think that the fans aren't behind her.
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They seem to get the mirroring of the crazy absurd world we live in.
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Until we recognize just how absurd this is, we won't have sane drug policy.
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One of my favorite internet pastimes is watching hours of absurd mosh pit videos.
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Places where they exist tend to have absurd zoning restrictions that prevent growing them.
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Could Barnett navigate Lesnar's absurd power to find success with his fantastic submission game?
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"It's absurd," said Peder Hvelplund, a socialist and green lawmaker, said in an interview.
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Mr. Trump has taken America's human-rights-free foreign policy to absurd new heights.
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But beneath the violence lies a deep humanity — and a love of the absurd.
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It will be impossible — indeed, anti-scientific, foolish and absurd — to deny those differences.
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Is the political structure in which they play absurd and not-so-faintly immoral?
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So every year, Congress goes through increasingly absurd shenanigans to find "temporary" transportation money.
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He didn't collude with the Russians, obstruction of justice in this situation is absurd.
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It's meant to emphasize the "strange, ugly, personal, beautiful, absurd" of YouTube, they said.
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Einstein himself thought this was absurd when the possibility was pointed out to him.
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I don't want to look absurd, but I do want to try different identities.
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On its face, this feels absurd: The same service should cost the same price.
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In any case, extrapolating from the Kleck-Gertz survey leads to manifestly absurd results.
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With this issue we wanted to celebrate the absurd, the lighthearted, and the humorous.
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Each word of hope or faith I read seemed absurd, like a fairy tale.
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PRI leader César Camacho called the story "absurd" and dismissed it as a distraction.
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It's absurd to think that you can do this with any degree of accuracy.
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Thrifty to an absurd degree, cigar dangling or left perched somewhere catching you unawares.
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Sometimes politicians will go to absurd lengths to show their support for gun rights.
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The idea of holding an important meeting there would have been rejected as absurd.
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To assume that our 60,000 C.B.P. employees have a monolithic political leaning is absurd.
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The medical debt market is a particularly absurd outgrowth of the U.S. healthcare system.
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But the question of whether the novelist is another Dickens or Proust is absurd.
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After all, the world is just absurd enough that maybe she could do it.
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The obscenity is absurd, each hook sincere, and every bang well worth the buck.
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"Our society has come to an absurd point," he told People magazine in 1976.
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Saudi Arabia called the FTI allegation "absurd," and NSO said it was not involved.
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The hat provides the element of the absurd that Mr. Currin is known for.
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"This is an absurd decision," one person said in a comment on the post.
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" North Carolina's Republican Party slammed the decision, calling it "so absurd, it's almost comical.
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The Saudi Embassy to the U.S. called the accusations "absurd" on Twitter last night.
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But why don't we think the same story is absurd when it's about women?
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Bolton&aposs revelation "directly contradicts Trump&aposs absurd defense on the facts," he said.
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The Saudi government has denied the allegations, calling them "absurd" and demanding further investigation.
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Now, I know we've been through a lot already — three hours is absurd, Bachelor.
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The call with Zelensky was not the first time Trump mongered this absurd theory.
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Absurd results (ESP is real!) were passing peer review at well-respected academic journals.
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Though the stories are "patently absurd," she said, she plays it straight on air.
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And even if that "so" happens to be absurd, how could anyone possibly refuse?
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Seeing that list, it sounds absurd that all of that could happen to me.
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Yet it has consistently transcended mere parody and created its own sublimely absurd universe.
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Olivier Messiaen's "Catalogue d'Oiseaux" ("Catalog of Birds") is an absurd undertaking for a pianist.
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Valfaris is always pushing forward to the next gross monster, the next absurd weapon.
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" The Danish prime minister stood behind Greenland's rejection of the deal, calling it "absurd.
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This clever illustration takes that idea of the new 'normal' to an absurd extreme.
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Perhaps the absurd tweet by Crenshaw reveals the depths Trump will go to try.
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This playwright doesn't need to exaggerate to elicit what's absurd in the human condition.
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Or, you know, read it regardless, because these are absurd times to live in.
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" Ms. Conway responded to their comments on Tuesday, calling them "absurd" and "not true.
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But the story of Yo's birth is almost as absurd as the app itself.
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He would scrap the 50 percent nuclear target, which he has described as absurd.
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The scramble for dollars resulted in the funding of absurd projects of dubious use.
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It sounds absurd, but young professionals — and even some neuroscientists — are standing behind it.
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The point of my answer was that the current allegations were even more absurd.
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"We consider any accusations of the notorious Russian trace to be absurd," he said.
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Good achievements can also be odd, funny, and even absurd; So can bad achievements.
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Indeed, American history has demonstrated that the notion of a "white" America is absurd.
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" Liberals can take the name "The Dinner Theater of the Politically Correct and Absurd.
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On the face of it, the very idea of a nuclear subsidy is absurd.
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At its best, "Apex Legends" combines tactical team gameplay with absurd, high-action moments.
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"Britain exiting Europe is absurd," said Artan, an Albanian public relations specialist and anglophile.
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We laugh, not meaning to be rude, but the question strikes us as absurd.
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The highlight of "Too Funny" is the various talking-heads acknowledging this absurd contrast.
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In the years since, similarly absurd incidents have become a feature of school life.
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It's too absurd and unlikely of a thing to happen to take credit for.
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Contrary to Republicans' absurd accusations, she did not advocate physical assault of Trump supporters.
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More absurd — and more frightening — are the movements for underage marriage and against vaccines.
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" Jimmie Akesson of the Sweden Democrats called the new government "strange, absurd and bizarre.
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Growth will slow significantly this year, demolishing Trump's absurd predictions of "220006 percent" growth.
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That's impossible to explain, that's even absurd, but you have to deal with it.
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What could be more absurd than two artists fighting over the personification of temperance?
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It's absurd to ask them to forget everything they've seen that others have ignored.
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The economic forecast underlying the Trump budget is the most absurd I've ever seen.
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As absurd as all of that may seem, it isn't even my best story.
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It's self-evidently absurd, and of course Mexico isn't going to pay for it.
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So looked at in that light it's absurd and nonsensical to call Viva sexploitation.
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Aside from its misguided content, the proposal is also absurd on a formal level.
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"And this concept that Michelle Obama invented the English language is absurd," Pierson said.
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I want to [expand] my universe [but] keep the absurd to tell personal stories.
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