Anxiety-ridden Harit is living contentedly as an openly gay man.
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She is at turns exuberantly spiritual, tenderly reassured and anxiety-ridden.
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The insights I'm able to tap into, definitely less anxiety-ridden.
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Okay, maybe Halloween costumes aren't that anxiety-ridden, but it's pretty bad.
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The wait for the giraffe became an anxiety-ridden experience for some.
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In our already anxiety-ridden texting culture, that's a recipe for chaos.
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I was in the most depressed, anxiety ridden place of my life.
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It is very likely that earring-stealing, anxiety-ridden brunette is Annette Shepherd.
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I was anxiety-ridden because I was thinking, 'Now what do I do?
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So, Kathryn's usual anxiety-ridden obsessiveness somehow finds an even higher plane of intensity.
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My mother still can't get a work permit, or relief from anxiety-ridden nights.
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For once, this anxiety-ridden season all of a sudden seems much more manageable.
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But, this wasn't the tiny, anxiety-ridden quirk everyone, including Joel, believed it to be.
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Yet, Kendra barely mentions she wishes Donna could be there during the anxiety-ridden day.
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"It has been the most anxiety-ridden, terrifying experience that anyone could ever imagine," Emily says.
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Noninvasive prenatal testing was supposed to make the modern pregnancy easier, safer, and less anxiety-ridden.
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The calm I'd read about in dozens of reviews took over my previously anxiety-ridden body.
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The lonely, anxiety-ridden months I avoided others, attempting to hide from interrogations about my social life.
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In these anxiety-ridden times, ASMR's healing and relaxing properties have the potential to sooth the viewer.
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"Taking a pregnancy test is extremely anxiety ridden," said Wendy Bishop, group brand manager for First Response.
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As an anxiety-ridden Joel was already doing before his public embarrassment, he projects his frustrations onto Midge.
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Instead, it's a moment of dread that signals the beginning of an uncomfortable, and potentially anxiety-ridden exchange.
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" Ms. Sarnak said, to yank Ms. Kaczmarek from her anxiety-ridden reverie, "What are we going to make?
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"If I don't write, I get anxiety-ridden," he once said in an interview with U.S.C. College Magazine.
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Pursuing academic research is already an arduous, anxiety-ridden task that's bound to take a toll on mental health.
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Follow Mr. Burnett's and Mr. Evans's teachings, and the anxiety-ridden process of decision making suddenly seems more playful.
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Mothers are being asked to minimize anxiety during their pregnancy, lest they taint their descendants with anxiety-ridden genes.
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Riggleman, sparking sharp response MORE (R) — says she was anxiety-ridden in anticipation of a phone interview with Pelosi.
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If we must live in the anxiety-ridden moment right after the jump, shouldn't we at least smell like it?
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But the teen girls I meet at Beautycon don't consider themselves to be exploited consumers or anxiety-ridden selfie addicts.
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After graduating from U.C.L.A., she created a comic book called "Extra Egg Room" about He-Horse, an anxiety-ridden horse.
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Poor quiet, anxiety-ridden Vanya constantly felt the sting of her alienation, which her stern taskmaster of a dad only enforced.
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And, the trailers for 13RW season 2 promise the new batch of episodes is going to be an intense, anxiety-ridden time.
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The truth is, the thing that really helped me get over those early, anxiety-ridden days was time and our baby himself.
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But for foreign women, the sponsorship system can make daily life anxiety-ridden because of the country's conservative view of gender relations.
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But high school guidance counselors and admissions experts say the heightened competition has turned the process into a anxiety-ridden numbers game.
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So if you ever questioned whether or not we're living in a very long, anxiety-ridden episode of Black Mirror, wonder no more.
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The show explores her life as an "anxiety ridden New Yorker" dealing with travel, mental health issues, and coming to terms with adulthood.
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The switch was designed to stagger the volume of submissions as well as give anxiety-ridden applicants more concrete insight into the process.
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This romantic horror begins with the anxiety-ridden Eli (Michael Patrick Nicholson) losing his girlfriend, job and home all in the same day.
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Jack is allowed to be sad, to be anxiety-ridden, and to be regretful in a world that is banally similar to our own.
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And I do enjoy doing it," says Macklowe, adding with a laugh, "It takes a certain fortitude and you can't get too anxiety ridden.
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Playfulness aside, the blissful and churning of one thickly textured paint into the next is a salve for an overworked or anxiety-ridden mind.
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I needed something to change because it was too long of a life to live in that sort of constant anxiety-ridden, anxious space.
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I think that was really anxiety-ridden on its own, so it was something that definitely hindered the writing process for a long time.
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New to the gang is Forky, an anxiety-ridden spork voiced by Tony Hale, who helps teach them what it means to be a toy.
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Blink is a surreal short film that finds an anxiety ridden cello player in the middle of an intensely brutal car accident frozen in time.
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That's why, even if you are an anxiety-ridden parent, you can rapidly determine whether you want to send your child to a particular preschool.
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Both novels feature anxiety-ridden, middle-aged female narrators who are afraid to leave their homes, and they witness something suspicious while spying on neighbors.
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I wanted to know if there was a genetic factor at play, making lovely, unbitten nails harder to attain for anxiety-ridden people like myself.
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The panic surrounding what streaming numbers feels alarmist and anxiety-ridden when you consider every artist's goal isn't to create the soundtrack to a viral dance.
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"I do feel like this is such an anxiety-ridden time for everyone that there is a thirst for all kinds of comedy," she told the outlet.
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In south London alone, they're joined by the dark, anxiety-ridden pop of Sorry, the sarcasm-laced fury of Goat Girl and the glam ambition of HMLTD.
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The Sweetener track is a declaration against being anxiety-ridden, and Ariana's switch is a nice reminder that sometimes you have to remember to take a seat.
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While the breach in privacy unquestionably further traumatized an already anxiety-ridden Kim, it at least gave her a chance to respond to her legion of unnecessary critics.
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In a funny, yet anxiety-ridden, new KFC commercial airing in Ireland and the U.K., Kristian Nairn (aka Hodor) puts on one of his best performances to date.
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The primary character, an anti-social, anxiety-ridden hacker named Elliot, volunteers to be the man inside on a small infiltration job, armed with a mere raspberry pi.
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"When you wake up that day and you know you're going to have an awful hangover—it's like the most anxiety-ridden day ever," he'd tell me later.
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Even though the risk is small, you can also limit what you order online; fewer packages coming in means fewer anxiety-ridden moments about how to handle them.
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When we think of overwhelming food scenarios that we generally like to avoid, a few anxiety-ridden situations come to mind: Trader Joe's grocery shopping at 6:00 p.m.
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Prayer really helped me get into the here and now and be less anxiety ridden, especially around the time of the election with the amount of panic I felt.
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He said he bought the mask just six months ago and describes his alter ego as "wild and crazy and random" in opposition to his "anxiety-ridden" everyday self.
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Ali Wong portrays Bertie, the anxiety-ridden songbird who possesses stereotypical markers of success—stable job, cute apartment, doting boyfriend Speckle (voiced by Steven Yeun)—but is nonetheless constantly worried.
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Drugs, sex, love and social media fuel this modern, anxiety-ridden teenage drama centered around Rue Bennet (Zendaya), a 17-year-old who is searching for connection after leaving rehab.
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Such oblique portraiture parallels his songwriting, in which he adopts the perspective of the outcast in songs about faith healers and indigenous exiles, cross-dressing cat burglars and anxiety-ridden assassins.
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Most leave you totally anxiety-ridden, for not having the right kind of dinner party, setting the table in the right kind of way or meeting the right kind of people.
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Shelley Berman, whose brittle persona and anxiety-ridden observations helped redefine stand-up comedy in the late 1950s and early '60s, died early Friday morning at his home in Bell Canyon, Calif.
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With late or missing RSVPs, endless unexpected costs, and the inevitable personal drama always brewing, weddings — while at their core joyful and cathartic — can also turn into anxiety-ridden, logistical nightmares. So...surprise!
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Sure enough, anxiety-ridden misogyny is quick to counterattack, and resorts to the usual tactics, namely, to try to disempower women by turning them into sex objects, and cyclists and typists into whores.
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Volunteers have even offered to step in to help to counsel anxiety-ridden citizens, but mental health professionals worry they may do more harm than good without the proper training, according to Reuters.
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As a parent and a faculty member at a highly competitive institution of higher education, I worry deeply about how our anxiety-ridden admission process undermines faith in our democratic commitment to all.
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He's anxiety-ridden, callow, and too clever for his own good; Lerner is himself a poet, and the book reads as a not exactly flattering portrait of the artist as a young man.
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I mean, I think for anyone that breaks into venture, years two, three and four, unless you're as lucky as, say, [Matt] Cohler with Instagram or Roelof [Botha] with YouTube, are just anxiety-ridden.
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Over the course of a life that involved a whirlwind of highs and lows, Charlamagne has ample reasons to be anxiety-ridden, and I took the opportunity to talk to him about it all.
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The administration's guidance came at the end of an anxiety-ridden week for elementary and secondary school leaders who have argued over whether to follow their counterparts in higher education in sending students home.
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It was an anxiety-ridden first 45 minutes, to say the least, from the time I picked up my rental car outside Melbourne Airport to when I settled in and relaxed, at least slightly.
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"Since last year, our politics have become very anxiety-ridden, and President Xi is facing passive resistance across the country," Jin Canrong, a political scientist at Renmin University in Beijing, said in a recent speech.
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Sennheiser says the headphones feature a "cooler feeling suede-like material used around the ear that won't stick to the skin," which is a bonus for all those sweaty, anxiety-ridden skirmishes you might play through.
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If you've suffered from anxiety, panic attacks, or even if you've just always been a worrier, you know that having some sort of helping hand to get through your most anxiety-ridden moments can be key.
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I've gotta say, I woke up VERY appreciative that I've never told lies to get me in trouble like that and THRILLED to have felt what an anxiety ridden nightmare Trump's life must be like now.
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As this trying year mercifully comes to an end, shockingly, you'll find the salve for your likely anxiety-ridden soul in the network best known for violent, dark epics and comedies that are really dramedies, HBO.
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There, Brooks not only shares her own story but also tries to analyze the role of fear in parenting and how raising children has become a stressful, anxiety-ridden and, most of all, shame-inducing undertaking.
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And southern colonies gravitated toward forms of worship well outside the covenantal, anxiety-ridden brand of Calvinist faith — either via the deference-minded high-church Anglicanism favored by the slaveholding squirerarchy, or more universalist brands of evangelism.
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From his beloved portrayal of a misfit magician in the Pitch Perfect movies to an anxiety-ridden teen in Broadway's Dear Evan Hansen musical, Platt, 25, routinely pulls out all the stops to connect with his audience.
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In "Welcome to the New World," textless or "silent" panels underscore a family's shock in discovering that its home has been destroyed; a mother's sleepless, anxiety-ridden night; a child's wonder at seeing snow from his window.
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One of the early employees CNBC spoke to says that they have already received several anxiety-ridden phone calls from people who are still at Nest who are worried about how their roles will change post-merger.
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I went into a file cabinet to dig out what I had written about De Chirico's anxiety-ridden visions of vacant Italian cityscapes populated by ancient sculptures and distant railroad trains, all of it slashed by raking shadows.
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" She'd then read The Daily News and possibly head to the gym for an anxiety-ridden run on the treadmill, always in corduroy cutoffs (Mullin doesn't "do workout clothes," she says) and "gym shoes, in the elementary-school way.
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Still, to this day, the thought of lounging in a beach chair or hopping on a jet ski takes me immediately back to being that anxiety-ridden 10-year-old begging her mother not to make her go to the party.
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Certain psychologists and academics may want to assign a "disorder" to the those responding to the hysteria coming from Democratic party leadership and media, as though their anxiety-ridden reaction is beyond their control, and perhaps even Mr. Trump 's fault.
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Swifties are claiming that that scene, paired with a few key lyrics from the song, is a clear reference to the paper-airplane necklace Swift wore while dating Styles, as well as to how fragile and anxiety-ridden the relationship was.
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Ms. Chastain, now in John Madden's "Miss Sloane" as a Washington lobbyist taking on the National Rifle Association-like group, speaks with James Lipton about her anxiety-ridden adolescence, her Juilliard training and why Al Pacino tops her list of influencers.
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But even if one were to qualify for insurance, structural barriers—such as a lack of transportation, poverty, and border checkpoints that make travel to distant clinics anxiety-ridden and difficult—cause even more difficulties when accessing the basic care every woman needs.
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Another tactic is to consider what feels good now — bingeing Netflix and pizza after an anxiety-ridden week, for example — versus what will make you feel good in the long-term — developing a habit around something that genuinely enriches your mental well-being.
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Instead, the show demonstrated that if you can accurately evoke the dryly hilarious but anxiety-ridden mentality of an insecure high schooler, audiences will still feel the kind of stomach-churning suspense that young people really have as they face everyday social struggles.
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While escapism and hedonism are vital during these anxiety-ridden times, that old hippie adage that using drugs is a form of political resistance in itself—to the tune of Timothy Leary's "turn on, tune in, drop out"—started to sound outdated.
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In ways both big and small, a new concern for the health and wellness of workers is seeping into the anxiety-ridden, run-till-you-drop world of restaurants, where for years nobody blinked if a day at work included screaming chefs and substance abuse.
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Though fans readily adopt her as their unofficial emotional guardian, projecting their own experiences onto millennial- anxiety-ridden songs like "My Body's Made of Crushed Little Stars," Mitski is quick to brush off the idea that her work always speaks to her lived experience.
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"I feel like right now I might be just as anxiety-ridden over certain things as I was as an angsty teenager, but now I have this understanding of it's gonna be okay and this calm and peace that people don't have if they don't have faith," she said.
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Chast is a master of capturing the annoyances of daily life, unmasking any pretension of anyone who acts like they have their shit together; but as much as her work is famous for her anxiety-ridden New Yorkers, it can be as moving as it can be scathing.
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Mr. Rubio seemed to relish his new role as a mischievous and combative saboteur, theatrically reading Mr. Trump's misspelled online postings in front of an audience in Dallas and describing what he said was Mr. Trump's descent into anxiety-ridden sweatiness backstage in between commercial breaks at their debate Thursday night.
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Take it from Fadel Zeidan, PhD, a postdoctoral research fellow in neurobiology and anatomy at Wake Forest Baptist: In 2013, Dr. Zeidan recruited 15 anxiety-ridden volunteers with no prior meditation experience to undergo a study where he would measure their anxiety levels via MRI, before and after they studied mindfulness meditation.
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" Love continued ... "We see people in the community, we see people working in our arena work at least 41 nights out of the year, us playing home games, so it was way for me to try and help navigate this incredibly stressful and anxiety-ridden time to just pay it for and really help them.
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I think there needs to be systemic change to support queer and trans people in the arts and to make cities vibrant and livable: rent caps, affordable studio space, health services, support for queer and trans immigrants; all of these things make life less anxiety ridden and make more time and space for artistic production, depth, and involvement.
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The leading candidates for best new musical — the most coveted prize with the biggest box-office impact — remain two emotional musicals: "Dear Evan Hansen," about an anxiety-ridden adolescent who insinuates himself into the life of a grieving family, and "Come From Away," about a Canadian town that sheltered stranded travelers after the terrorist attacks of 2840.
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The objective of the game is to gently extract pull-able gummy pimples from Pete's face, but what makes it an anxiety-ridden, Operation-esque challenge is that, when the aspiring derm rocks Pete's face forward or back in the midst of an extraction, the "mega-zit" on his nose explodes, spraying the losing player with a sharp shot of pus water.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — In their ongoing struggle for the recognition of their union and reinstatement of their jobs, members of the Marciano Art Foundation (MAF) Union, along with supporters around the country, demonstrated in front of Guess stores on the busiest shopping day of the year, the annual anxiety-ridden consumption-based frenzy known as Black Friday.
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The Safdie Brothers, Hollywood's burgeoning masters of gut-churning tension and frenetic pacing, have cranked out some of the most anxiety-ridden movies of the past few years, from 2017's disconcerting Good Time to 2019's relentlessly stressful Uncut Gems, which turned family man Adam Sandler into a jewelry-slinging guy who gets muscled by angry bookies and locked naked in the truck of a car.
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THREE: While the anxiety-ridden perfectionism of Rick Pitino or Bobby Knight or Jim Boeheim caused them to live and die from play to play—obsessing over conditioning and image and hard work and all that horse shit everyone venerates in the abstract, but actually fucking hates in their own lives—Don just seemed like he rolled out of bed, took a look at his personnel, decided to try the most extreme shit possible, and put it into practice.
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