The Nationals are good, the Mets are also good except now they're all injured, the Phillies and Braves are baddy-bad and baddy-bad, respectively.
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Babadook is the baddy from a 113 eponymous movie, but, also, so much more.
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It is not just Haftar the baddy against the goodies in Tripoli and Misrata.
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A captivating character, 'The Baddy' has demanded the attention of anyone who will hear him out.
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"It is some non-defined baddy which does not have a set of criteria," Jackson says.
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Recently, YouTuber and self-described idiot Baddy 3shoez, real name Mitch challenged himself to take the flaming cactus challenge.
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Two months after that Conrad Hayes was forced to tap from a first round flying triangle from 'The Baddy.
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She's in heaven and looks up and is like, 'My god, Big Baddy is going to love it here.
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His leg over-hooking Grimshaw's head, just as we thought 'The Baddy' was looking to establish high guard he dived onto a kimura.
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Iain Glen, who plays Jorah Mormont, an advisor to Dany, told HuffPo that he's pretty sure fans don't have to worry about Dany becoming the ultimate baddy.
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So that got me thinking about evil people falling in love which led to me thinking about the archetypal movie "baddy" having to deal with human emotions.
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Paddy 'The Baddy' Pimblett has done most of his self promotion with a microphone pointed at his face after adding another win to his 10-1 professional record.
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Load up your mega-pilaf with some boom to send your family a clear message that you value maximum lipids and giga-bios over baddy acids and nega-bozos.
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VICE: It must be great to become the main baddy to the Daredevil again as Wilson Fisk, but I really want to know what it's like to be in those fresh suits again.
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The first idea was to have 'Paddy The Baddy Is Going to Get You' written on it, but in the end they went with 'McGregor You're Getting Smoked Lad', because I said that before in an interview.
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You can nearly hear Paddy 'The Baddy' Pimblett's frustration on the end of the phone line when I ask him the same question he's heard consistently for the past 18 months, 'have you heard anything from the UFC?
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Even though Jack Hermansson brought an emphatic conclusion to the night with his third round knockout of Alex Carlos to defend his middleweight title, Paddy 'The Baddy' Pimblett was the man most fans were desperate to see on the night.
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Unfortunately, the group isn't strong enough to take on the big baddy near the start, but you can still see what it's like to go into an Anthem stronghold in this trailer uploaded by IGN: It seems that co-operation will be key.
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"The person I was supposed to be going over with, he's a good friend of mine and he's one of my sponsors, he said that because I wasn't able to go to the game he would make a banner for me to put beside the pitch while the match was being played," explained 'The Baddy'.
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When Baddy dies, his heir, Waldo Badminton, a tenderfoot, leaves from England to take possession of his ranch. This newcomer is not to the liking of Jack Ready, who was waiting to buy Baddy's ranch, a good reason to try to bully the newcomer! This one, contrary to expectations, makes his way in the Far West, aided by Lucky Luke, his butler Jasper and Sam, the Indian who served Baddy. Jack Ready then fakes his death and has Waldo accused.
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Baddy, who was well-off financially, married Anne Salusbury of Galltfaenan, Denbighshire and they had a daughter who married a man with the surname Pugh and another who married Rev. James Jardine, who was also an Independent minister in Denbigh. He died in June 1729.
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Frank was nominated for Best Baddy at 2012 Virgin Media TV Awards. He received 1.39% of the vote. Lancel earned a nomination for Best Villain at the All About Soap Awards and he won Villain of the Year at the British Soap Awards. Jon Wise of The People called Frank an "evil bully".
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He added that Revhead "was actually a really nice guy, but he's made up this big facade".Desmond & Nicholls 1992, p.44. Harrison told John Kercher in the Home and Away Annual that he "loved playing a real baddy". Tom Etherington from TV Week said that Revhead was the serial's "biggest troublemaker" during 1991.
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Team USA and Victorian Roller Derby League veteran skater and coach Mick Swagger was selected as coaching manager; Justass For All from Swamp City Roller Derby and Bruiser from Dead End Derby were named assistant coaches; and Sugar Hit from Pirate City Rollers and Baddy from Dead End Derby were announced as team selectors.
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He was a minister in Denbigh of the Independent congregation from 1693 until his death. During that time, he also filled in as needed at the Bala and Wrexham churches. Baddy was an author, translator, and wrote hymns, considered "the earliest known attempts at hymnody among Welsh Dissenters." A series was published in 1703 and Caniad Salomon was published in 1725.
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Blues guitarist Albert King played in Brock's band before forming his own. In 1952, Brock opened his own nightclub, Club Caravan, near North Garrison and Franklin avenues. Brock worked as a bouncer and performed there with his band which at times featured King, Big Baddy Smitty, or Riley Coatie on lead guitar. The club hosted acts such as Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Ike & Tina Turner, and Jimmy Reed.
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" The character's appearance was tailored to suit this unlikable, "nasty" image, with EastEnders series consultant Simon Ashdown commenting; "When he comes on, you know this guy is bad. He's got the black hair and the scowl and the leather jacket. He is like that, he is a Dickensian baddy." Frankie Fitzgerald, who played Nick's son Ashley Cotton from 2000 to 2001, agreed: "The look of Nasty Nick, you know, he was a bad guy.
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ExR is a musical side project of Etta Bond and Raf Riley, signed to Labrinth's record label Odd Child. The duo released their first collaborative extended play Emergency Room for free download on 20 July 2012 following a series of unreleased ExR demos. They released two promotional singles from the EP in the form of music videos. Etta also performed "Baddy" in May 2013 for SB.TV as part of their String Sessions feature alongside a string quartet.
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Elissa's musical career began in 1992, when she won the silver medal in Studio El Fan, a Lebanese music competition. Her first studio album, Baddy Doub (I Want to Melt), was released by EMI Records in 1999. For the album’s hit single, she included a second language by teaming up with Spanish singer, Gerard Ferrer. In the same year, Elissa got her first big brand deal when shampoo brand Head & Shoulders took her on as the empowering and bold face of the company in the Middle East.
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Gatiss and Moffat had considered adapting the character of Charles Augustus Milverton for some time, considering him to be a "brilliantly realised" villain. Moffat viewed Magnussen as Sherlock's "intellectual mirror" and a "unique baddy", and stated that he fell in love with him. The character of Magnussen was originally conceived as an American retaining the name of Milverton, but Moffat changed both his nationality and name when Mikkelsen was cast. He found the name Magnussen on a website of Danish names, looking for one that resembled Milverton, the name of the original character from Doyle's short story.
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Blackburn was born in Bristol, United Kingdom, and completed his education in New Zealand. In an acting career dominated by New Zealand productions, he is best known internationally for his roles in Xena: Warrior Princess and Farscape. In New Zealand he is remembered as the boss in popular Roger Hall sitcom Gliding On. Blackburn's other screen roles include breakthrough kidult series Hunter's Gold, and 'baddy' roles on New Zealand's longest-running soap operas: Close to Home and Shortland Street. He also had a starring role in 1978 feature Skin Deep, playing a local identity who encourages the gym in his town to employ a city masseuse in a bid to improve the town's image.
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Today, Braeden is one of the show's leading men. The character has never lost his edge, but his knife-wielding days are long forgotten." In 1997, The Museum of Television and Radio wrote that with the arrival of the character, who was an "enigmatic stranger popular with women", "the show's revived tableau was complete", saying it was an "amazingly seamless transition" and praised William J. Bell for the character's introduction. Deanna Barnert of MSN Entertainment wrote of Braeden's tenure: "Eric Braeden first signed onto The Young and the Restless in 1980 for a mini-stint as a baddy, but stayed on to change the game in Genoa City forever, becoming one of daytime's most recognizable forces on and off screen.
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