As founder of the Luke Batty Foundation, Australian Rosie Batty was named for her efforts combating domestic and sexual violence.
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But resist the temptation to dismiss all this as batty.
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Someone called out for the batty boys' ship to sink.
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That's with my dog Batty and she's riding a bike.
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It's actual mother and daughter, Fay and her daughter Batty.
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The sound of a leaky faucet drives most of us batty.
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One that drives us batty is the "Not Enough Storage" notification.
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Perhaps the mammal-poor islands once had a far more batty past.
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What settles the matter, ultimately, is Rutger Hauer's performance as Roy Batty.
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Is it me or is this whole idea just a bit batty?
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People will shout "batty boy" and get quite aggressive towards the queens.
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It's an England where everyone loves dogs and is slightly, delightfully batty.
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"Keeping in solitude, you can kind of go batty," Mr. Riddick said.
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Here I should acknowledge that "Synthetic Desert" is not "going batty" quiet.
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Listen to your isolationist instincts and your base, not to batty Bolton.
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But his final prey is Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer), a merciless killer android.
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But some of the people who have Cruz's ear are just as batty.
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Fatherhood (Physical Therapy & Michael Magnan) - Mural [forthcoming Batty Bass] Follow Alexander on Twitter.
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Losing London LONDON — The Ferraris were driving people batty in affluent South Kensington.
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If a driver fails to respond to the previous warnings, the alerts go batty.
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With each passing hour, more batty details emerge regarding the celebrity college cheating scandal.
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The chaos that ensues is batty and blasphemous, but also a blast to watch.
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Terrapin Brewing has, quite literally, gone batty in finding inspiration for its latest beer.
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The idea of getting Harrison Ford to once again play Rick Deckard seemed downright batty.
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Dancers wearing short shorts — known locally as batty-riders — ground their hips with mechanical precision.
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The director, Garrett Batty, also invited some very special guests: members of the Smith family.
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On one hand you have Roy Batty, Hauer's killer replicant, who just wants more life.
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EXACTLY THREE years after the referendum result, it's clear: Brexit has driven Britain a bit batty.
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Image: Fang Da, Christopher Batty, Chris Wojtan, Eitan Grinspun Batty tells me how a particular method for simulating bubbles he wrote with colleagues from Columbia is now being used to model how an embryo develops in the womb, based on the gravitational or chemical forces it experiences.
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" Mark Spence of Oklahoma City proposed Roy Batty, the cyborg played by Rutger Hauer in "Blade Runner.
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Modeled about those wonderful Tamagotchis, Batty is a little bat creature who lives inside of the device.
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Some of the president's most rabid supporters have picked up this batty baton and run with it.
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Poor Zelda (Vanessa Kirby) also has a moment, looking batty at the Perkinses' dinner table in Connecticut.
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"I'm coming up soon to drawing the introduction of Roy Batty, which I love," he told me.
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Written by the Spierigs and Tom Vaughan, the script is as batty and clichéd as its heroine.
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The example Batty gave is when he was tasked with building a character made entirely of tar.
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The film's antagonist, Roy Batty, is one of these replicants, famously played by a world-weary Rutger Hauer.
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That strain of just-this-side-of-batty chic ushered in by Alessandro Michele at Gucci hasn't waned.
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Batty was, ironically, a humanist, insisting that the memories of one person were a hologram for the universe.
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And it's the case in Blade Runner, where Roy Batty saves Deckard's life and forgives him for his murders.
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" So far in fact that he decided that "I had to stop or I was going to go batty.
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Likewise, it is Echo's distinctly batty way of talking that gives "Forest of Wonders" much of its considerable charm.
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Roy Batty battled Deckard in a rotting apartment while discussing the inevitability of death and the end of things.
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For a time in the 225s, though, Guardian journalist David Batty bent over backward trying to find transgender regretters.
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As Batty says in his final words, "All these moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain..."
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"It was a pretty tasty arrow with a proper metal end," Gareth Batty, a Surrey player, told The Guardian.
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In a world gone batty for food mash-ups, perhaps no dish has been more abused than the burrito.
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"Some of these younger kids have not seen 'Indiana Jones,' and it just drives me batty," Mr. Deutsch said.
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Batty said that safety "has to be the first priority" when it comes to regulating the ride-hailing market.
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It wasn't long ago that contouring was a YouTube obsession, followed soon after by strobing and assorted batty offshoots.
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Roy Batty in the novel doesn't die naturally when his built-in lifespan expires; Deckard shoots him and his wife.
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We asked our friends and co-workers to spill the beans about what their partner does that drives them batty.
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But, if you aren't totally familiar with any batty superheroes outside of Batman, the new show might raise some questions.
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This year, Trek Travel will introduce mountain-biking itineraries led by world-class cyclists including Emily Batty, in Peru, Oct.
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Sure, grime lyrics may largely be a mixture of sends, batty appreciation, and shouting "pow!" or "pop!" in a powerful manner.
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"My perception of her in the books is that she is batty, eccentric, hilarious and incredibly rude and vain," she says.
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"Via the cloud, IBM's researchers are able to share and access data from across Africa and around the world," said Batty.
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And now Topps has introduced nine brand new versions of their political cards, including Donald Dumpty, Batty Bernie, and "Texan" Ted.
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Some are donning batty rider pum pum shorts, clad in glitter-filled wigs, some sporting traditional sweats with matching high ponytails.
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She turns her batty charm into a self-lacerating weapon, revealing achingly painful subtexts in her stammers and clenched facial expression.
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It looks to be early in the morning, and the two A-listers (and real-life friends) are acting pretty batty.
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"Black cabs have been moving people in and around London for centuries," Andy Batty, Free Now's chief operating officer, told CNBC.
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In a supersilent anechoic chamber, the most that most people can endure is about 40 minutes before they start going batty.
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That drive to deflate batty conspiracy theories about Ukraine meddling in the 2016 election as the Putin-serving claptrap they are!
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The roosts are flourishing, thanks in part to volunteers who have cemented mesh to the smooth concrete ceilings, creating better batty toeholds.
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Take Luke Aikins, the man batty enough to jump his ass out of an airplane from 25,000 miles up without a parachute.
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In one of the issues, a Jamaican man uses the term "batty boy"—a Jamaican pejorative generally meant to target queer men.
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Cypberpunk icon Hauer is the man who played Roy Batty in Blade Runner and delivered everyone's favorite monologue about tears and rain.
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Learn the stories behind Australian of the Year winner and nominees Rosie Batty after being named 2007's Australian of the Year.
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In May 1930, a farmer named Wilf Batty shot the last wild Tasmanian tiger after he discovered it in his hen house.
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In Blade Runner, Hauer played the part of android Roy Batty, the adversary of "blade runner" Rick Deckard, played by Harrison Ford.
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Obst: Well, thanks, Ross, for explaining "Shape of Water," because really I had no clue why people were going batty for it.
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Roy Batty was the clear bad guy back in 1982, and the film's central questions swirled around the interplay between him and Deckard.
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Hauer was largely introduced to American audiences by "Blade Runner," which cast him as a murderous synthetic human, or replicant, named Roy Batty.
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I was well aware that The Smiths would be considered "batty man ting" so I saved Morrissey-related conversations for my white mates.
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Kopas calls on the cybernetic spectre of Roy Batty, anti-hero of Blade Runner, and pays knowing tribute to his celebrated death speech.
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The premise of making your home into a smart home used to be batty, but not only is it now practical, it's affordable.
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The new batty quarter singles out the National Park of American Samoa, the only U.S. park where the Samoan flying fox is found.
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Look, a lot of this is delightfully batty because of how extreme the piano is, but some of these ideas aren't far-fetched.
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Not the "Don't feed the trolls," but even like when your batty aunt sends you the hoax, you just kind of ignore it.
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PIRRO: And Maxine Waters, as crazy and batty as she sounds, I mean, she is creating this movement where people think it&aposs justified.
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Batty will be sent off-world and lead a rebellion of fellow replicants angered by the fact they are programmed to have short lives.
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The company will expand Lucy later this year, opening its South Africa based lab in Johannesburg, according to IBM External Relations Leader Jonathan Batty.
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Officially named the CyberTruck, the vehicle looks like an angular hunk of metal that would fit right in with Rick Deckard and Roy Batty.
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Scaramucci's star didn't fade when he gave that batty and profane interview in which he reimagined Steve Bannon as a kind of autoerotic yogi.
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Batty explains it's like your high school physics class, where you'd write an equation for the coordinates of a bullet flying through the air.
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You will drive yourself batty if you, like a friend of mine who will go unnamed, allow yourself to rack up 622 Tinder matches.
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Raiding SportsDirect for ankle-socks, batty riding velvet shorts, and a whistle for your 'supply P.E teacher' Halloween costume showed clarity of vision, no doubt.
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They came up with a percolating dance track called "This Bitch Is Alive," which led to a recording deal with Batty Bass, based in London.
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Anyway, Dr. Mike Shteyman is back, and he makes a point in his theme that nearly drove me batty, but it works and it's amusing.
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He could see things about the Bog Girl to which this batty docent would be totally blind—for example, the secret depths her smile concealed.
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There is still a lot of room for improvement, Batty says—particularly in getting the same level of detail in computer games as in movies.
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Her comment came in support of the kind of batty conspiracy theories in which some in the president's orbit – and sometimes the president himself – have trafficked.
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We were primed to do so by a strong debate around domestic violence that had been riding high since Rosie Batty was Australian of the Year.
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Sophisticated American political journalists, of course, are supposed to understand that Ryan and McConnell have kinda sorta signaled that they are aware these ideas are batty.
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I felt like my old friends had gone a bit batty, a bit shrill, they were trying too hard, talking too much and making no sense.
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Artists, musicians and thrill-seeking journalists are checking into anechoic chambers, or soundproof rooms, where it's so quiet that you go batty from hearing yourself breathe.
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" Batty, struggling to find the front of the dress she'd just pulled on, interjected: "If you're doing drag for the money, you're in the wrong business.
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But to many audiences, he was best known and loved as the voice of the batty cheese-loving inventor Wallace of the Wallace and Gromit films.
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Former "Australian of the Year" and domestic violence survivor, Rosie Batty has dedicated her life to raising funds to support the people affected by family violence.
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"As Rosie Batty so clearly articulates, this epidemic does not discriminate and we felt we should participate and help stop this tragic Australian statistic," she said.
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It would drive liberals batty, of course, and the ability to troll the Democratic base and prompt infighting is probably part of the appeal to Trump.
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With computational physics, "we can turn on or turn off different parts of reality to see if we get the same effects or not," says Batty.
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It started with some brief clips of the original, with an abbreviated version of the final monologue from Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer) laid in as voice-over.
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The diatribe, which occurred at Comic-Con during a panel discussion for Stone's new film Snowden, is vaguely reminiscent of conversations with an older, slightly batty uncle.
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And well done, whoever had the job of explaining to Donald Trump what a Gorsuch is and keeping the president's batty sister off the nation's highest court.
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How different would the audience feel about the towering Roy Batty if they'd seen him fall, naked and scared, out of a bag of robot baby juice?
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NYC DJ duo and queer party promoters The Carry Nation today shared the decadent video for "As If," their recent single for London imprint Batty Bass Records.
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Replay reviews can drive fans batty and fuel their own controversies — much as they do in, say, the N.F.L. — but coaches and athletes do little public complaining.
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It shouldn't be a shock when one of the worst offenders for idea-laundering turns out to be an equally fruitful platform for batty right-wing nonsense.
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That puts the Cyclones atop the conference, which is delightfully batty given that, prior to this year, ISU hadn't appeared in the AP Top 25 since 2005.
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In some lab somewhere in the world, the android Roy Batty will be coming to life today, at least if the movie Blade Runner is to be trusted.
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Roy Batty, that bad boy er, replicant, celebrated his in January 2016 and was closely followed by Pris in February of 2016 and Zhora in June of 2016.
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You'd have to be living in a cave, batty or otherwise, to completely dismiss those apprehensions, which have been expressed by, among others, families of the Aurora victims.
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It's enough to make you go broke, or go batty trying to figure out what precise combination of streaming services might spark the most joy for your dollar.
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Village elders go a bit batty occasionally, but we can't say that about the chief justice because it would amount to a serious crime called contempt of court.
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" Carter, always lovably forthright, replied that the person who wrote that "put her finger on my weakest spot, which is a tendency to a batty kind of whimsicality.
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Batty is a professor of computer science at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, and the animations he makes aren't to appease the ASMR contingents on YouTube.
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Batty playfully asks us about how much responsibility we have toward our digital pets, and the silly ending of the game suggests our own conscience might not be enough.
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Squeezing in enough zippy nonthematic fill for a Friday was a challenge, given the constraints of the grid art and theme entries, but fortunately, it didn't drive us batty.
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A new book, titled Being Human, collects a selection of Wegman's Polaroids, where we meet all the characters, including the serious Fay, the languid Batty, and the athletic Candy.
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One that would dish about the aftermath of the accident and whether it was true that her post-divorce friendship with Prince Charles was driving Camilla batty with jealousy.
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They called him hateful words such as "batty man" and "chi chi bwoy," thick with the venom of history and cultural weight, and Amin knew he had to speak up.
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Roy Batty saving him in the end and his decision to throw away his entire life for the love of Rachael mean much less to me if he's a replicant.
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Well, thankfully no one was injured today during the Alpine World Skiing Championships, but a kind of batty combination of those elements converged into an accident that nearly spelled disaster.
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Batty (a replicant) can be violent and cruel, but his humor, his rage, and finally his compassion make him seem more alive, more human than anyone else in the film.
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Batty being the operative word in a plot that features a lovelorn young woman (Rea Lest), her dimwitted crush (Jorgen Liik) and the ethereal baroness who has stolen his heart.
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One time I was singing and stomping my foot with such gusto that the boss looked at me in a very questioning manner, like he thought I was going batty.
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That innocence begins and ends with Chip (Matthew Gray Gubler), whose batty girlfriend, Liza (AnnaLynne McCord), plans to rob her sugar daddy (David Maldonado) of the cash in his safe.
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What about if Tony Leung from The Grandmaster, Jet Li from Lethal Weapon 4, T-Rex from Jurassic Park, and replicant Roy Batty from Blade Runner all make an appearance too?
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Hungary lacks a small-state conservative party; and many voters think the incessant campaign of Viktor Orban, the prime minister, against George Soros, a Hungarian-born philanthropist and financier, is batty.
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" He calls Trump batty but has also written that it's good to have "the edge," when "people think you're crazy and they are right, but you don't care what they think.
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There's an extended set piece in which Ethan and Max play tennis, grunting so showily that it drives their neighbors on the court batty, which is often the experience of watching.
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Hauer's most famous role was as villain Roy Batty in Blade Runner, where he starred alongside Harrison Ford's Rick Deckard in the film that became a cult hit long after its release.
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That perfect bad guy we can't help but love is Roy Batty (played by Rutger Hauer), a 'more human than human' replicant from Ridley Scott's 1982 iconic science-fiction film, Blade Runner.
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Those in the progressive peloton will drive themselves batty trying to explain Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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This is sort of disturbing, since he's supposed to be one of the not-insane people in the administration who will keep a lid on things if the president goes totally batty.
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In case we missed a point that has been sharply present from the beginning, we are treated to one other sermonizing time-travel excursion, which is so batty it's kind of fun.
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That was a big part of his appeal, one of the things that made him interesting, and also one of the things that drove people who value ideological consistency a bit batty.
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And it's possible that Puig's reputation as highly conservative investors in its fashion brands, an approach that has driven many of their designers batty, may actually work in Mr. Van Noten's favor.
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Paralleling pest control and racial oppression, this first documentary feature from Theo Anthony presents a collage of ideas that rock gently between the real and the surreal, the benign and the batty.
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Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer) kissing Pris (Daryl Hannah) after Deckard kills her is one of the film's iconic scenes, suggesting that Roy is a more reflective, loving, and sensitive soul than the film's protagonist.
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Matthew Batty, Trapping the In Between, 2015 Resurrection is hard, but a century-old former power plant has been brought back to life, and all it took was an 11-artist residency last summer.
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But the holidays are also a time for guests and visitors - both welcome and unwelcome - you never know what might come down the chimney... Fingers crossed for a demonic Santa à la Batty Bat.
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Carole, who I find endearingly old-school, glam-batty in a Jane-Fonda-meets-Jackie-Stallone kind of a way, goes on to tell me that we'll be doing each of the exercises twice.
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"This is a favorite of Alessandro's," Ms. Frisa said of an image depicting a fox hunter wearing a scarlet swallowtail coat and riding boots and with a slightly batty-looking child perched on his saddle.
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One Democratic senator told me he was determined not to smile in a session with the president in case Trump suddenly said something offensive or batty while the senator was politely grinning for the cameras.
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But where the debut Ventura film peters out with its sports-bro affectations and a transphobic finale that's more mean than funny, When Nature Calls succeeds by doing what the pet detective does best: going batty.
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If your idea of home is an 217th-century townhouse with period furnishings in London's Spitalifields neighborhood, consider Batty Langley's, a 218-room newcomer from the owners of the city's similarly historic Hazlitt's and the Rookery.
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Eisenberg adds unexpected shades of humanity to his lizard persona from "The Social Network," while a bald, unrecognizable Skarsgard pulls off the difficult feat of being sympathetically antisocial as a coder driven batty by his work.
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Check out the 11 works from Matthew Batty, Liam Cawley, Hunter Foster, Leah Gallant, Margaret Halquist, So Hee Kim, Allison Polgar, Bryce Robinson, Nalani Stolz, Andrew Strong, and Nayeon Yang in the images and Fry's documentary below.
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Batty and Supey themselves, meanwhile, perpetually mistake their narcissism for high-minded public service, and are encouraged to do so by the cynical and sanctimonious institutions that are nominally in charge of things in Gotham and Metropolis.
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So when junior Bonnie Matt Mobley was dished the ball with 3.2 seconds on the clock and hit a super off-kilter three to go up a point on Virginia Commonwealth University, people understandably went butt-batty.
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This excellent Facebook post from Benjamin Blaine underscores just how batty the whole situation is: On the off chance that doesn't clear things up, here's the plain-text explanation (be sure to also check out Zack Beauchamp's explainer).
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By 18310, when a farmer named Wilf Batty shot what was later recognized as the last Tasmanian tiger killed in the wild, it was such a curiosity that people came from all over to look at the body.
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The plane came down on Scarlet St, Mordialloc, a narrow tree-lined street with single-floor houses about 25 km (15 miles) from the centre of Australia's second city, police officer Belinda Batty said in an emailed statement.
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The same can be said about the people around him, and there comes a point when Butler's own therapist admits this fact to Butler, and we're given the choice to force a batty set of circumstances on our guy.
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I'm glad Sedaris has an Instagram account in part because the prankster photographers Pierpaolo Ferrari and Maurizio Cattelan of Toiletpaper magazine don't: She shares their winking, gleefully gross vintage spirit, the midcentury housewife who has gone totally, merrily batty.
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Superficially, this is a great occasion to wear your most batty weird aunt/uncle/elder outfit; emotionally, this is a time to break free from old chains and to claim your independence from any situation that's holding you back.
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Jim Nantz, the longtime host of the CBS broadcast and of the Butler Cabin sacrament, has perfected an air of unctuous self-satisfaction that signals even to the casual viewer that there is something batty about the whole enterprise.
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Image: Egor Larionov, Christopher Batty, Robert Bridson Those mathematical equations are then written into computer code, which is incorporated into animation software such as Houdini or AutoDesk's Maya—the programs behind the blockbusters Moana and Lord of the Rings.
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"London has some great green spaces already but most of these were established in the 19th century and what is now needed is a massive effort to create new urban parks," said Michael Batty, a professor at University College London.
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Before the general public goes batty (pun intended) about this potential health issue, know that the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Rabies Management Program has examined more than 95,000 cattle for vampire bat wounds in Texas, Arizona and Florida in 2017.
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"For a while, one of the social norms on the internet was that you didn't pick fights — not 'Don't feed the trolls,' but even like, when your batty aunt sends you the hoax, you just kind of ignore it," she said.
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How many of the people now demanding your firing read your unforgettable description of Steve Mnuchin's "Scrooge McDuck-style sphincter-clenching," or of Anthony Scaramucci's "batty and profane interview in which he reimagined Steve Bannon as a kind of autoerotic yogi"?
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We see Phyllis (Celia Imrie), whose entitlement runs from charmingly batty to totally exasperating, pestering Sam to buy her a lavender suit at the hardware store—even though both women know that the hardware store will carry no such thing.
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"Through this new partnership we hope to not only champion a more circular future but encourage consumers to consider all the options available to them when they're looking to refresh their wardrobes," said Pam Batty, vice president of corporate responsibility at Burberry.
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If Labour combined them with an approach to Brexit that was less self-harming than that of the Tories—some of whom are still gunning for the kamikaze "no deal" outcome—its prospectus could even be the less batty of the two.
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It is a triumph of nepotistic delusions of grandeur over batty white supremacist ones, which is an improvement of a kind, but at the end of the day, the same man pitted these two delusions against one another, and he's still the president.
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I'm always on-board for a sad, beautiful science fiction movie, but I don't think the new Blade Runner has a character quite as memorable as Batty (or Pris, or J.F. Sebastian), or a scene as perfect as Batty's final conversation with Deckard.
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Named for the architect and landscape designer Batty Langley, who wrote books on house and garden planning, the boutique hotel evokes a stay with the gentry via cozy, firelit public rooms filled with overstuffed couches, book-lined shelves and an honor bar.
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There are plenty of batty premises in reality television, but perhaps none more so than "Naked and Afraid," which is exactly what it sounds like: The show leaves two naked strangers in the wilderness to scavenge for food and survive for 21 days.
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A batty composer, a fusty French chateau, missing children — and that old faithful, the Antichrist — add up to a whole lot of silliness in "The Sonata," a leaden Gothic ghost story whose high-gloss imagery fails to disguise its low-energy plot.
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It's not too batty to attempt to draw a line from Deckard's primitive Blade Runner VidPhone to our own FaceTime; from man-made snakes and owls to the critters being modified in labs; from combat-model replicants to the military robots deployed around the world.
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Adi: I'm curious why you think the filmmakers gave Luv arguably the two most obvious callbacks to the original film: that sequence that repeats Deckard's panning-and-zooming over a photograph, but with missile strikes, and an equivalent to the kiss between Tyrell and Batty.
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This is a real skill, and as long as objective conditions in the world remain roughly the opposite of how Trump described them — unemployment and crime low, incomes rising, ISIS on the defensive — it'a going to serve Trump very well and drive liberals batty.
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I arrived in this idyllic, rational and not completely batty world capital (a strange sight to these American eyes) the week before last to find the country's political world on tenterhooks, waiting for disruptive leaks but not knowing when or whether they might come.
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Zito explained that when Trump uses wildly wrong "facts" over and over again, it drives the media batty (because they take it "literally" and fact-check it), but it resonates with his supporters, who feel Trump is talking about "serious" problems they too see in American life.
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Basically, we're definitely screwed on slang (batty fang means a beating, pigarlik is bald), totally screwed on pronunciation in certain eras (tea is pronounced tay), and absolutely have no chance at Old English (where this is the beginning of the Lord's Prayer: Fæder ure þu þe eart on heofonum).
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Players had already been evaluated during practice drills and their past performance taken into account, in contrast to previous tournaments, such as in 1998 when David Batty, who had never taken a penalty in a match, missed the decisive fifth kick in a round of 16 loss to Argentina.
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Here is a full list of winners, and here are the evening's highs and lows as we saw them: The 88 voting members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association have worked hard in recent years to overcome their batty reputation, but they can still be their own worst enemies.
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And if the engineers at Boston Dynamics ever stop attacking their quadruped robots—which are capable of running at speed, opening doors, and leaping over obstacles—maybe we'll one day end up with more machines like Roy Batty, who learns to value life, instead of machines like, well, the Terminator.
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Both are in short supply on the Surface Go (the LTE model has the same Pentium Gold processor as the Wi-Fi-only version and is only available with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage), and you can drive yourself batty trying to min-max your apps to get things to go faster.
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When last we entered the dysfunction junction that is "Casual," with its mash-up of divorce, death and sexual abandon, the therapist Valerie (Michaela Watkins) had finally bridged the divide with her brother Alex (Tommy Dewey), now confronting fatherhood, while her daughter, Laura (Tara Lynne Barr), had moved in with batty Grandma Dawn (Frances Conroy).
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" Earlier this year, Blunt discussed what makes her take on the famous babysitter different, telling PEOPLE's editor-in-chief Jess Cagle, "My perception of her in the books is that she is batty, eccentric, hilarious and incredibly rude and vain… I like that idea that she sweeps in and takes it all over and makes everything great.
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" Earlier this year, Blunt discussed what makes her take on the famous nanny different, telling PEOPLE's editor-in-chief Jess Cagle, "My perception of her in the books is that she is batty, eccentric, hilarious and incredibly rude and vain… I like that idea that she sweeps in and takes it all over and makes everything great.
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The first year of Donald Trump's presidency has, in many ways, been exactly what you would expect: Trump has continued to drive his opponents — and sometimes his allies — batty with his predictable unpredictability, distracting the media and dominating the national conversation, all the while implementing many of the major policy initiatives he promised in his sweep into office.
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Tony meets a succession of people who deserve to be told off, and then he tells them: slovenly and batty co-workers; sanctimonious charity solicitors; unhelpful servers; a schoolyard bully; a parade of overweight characters (a favorite target of Gervais' standup); his oafish therapist; the dim townspeople he profiles for the paper; a lazy postman; and lazy store clerks.
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In the final seconds of the show, the audience watched as he was shot, but didn't know who did it — a plot point that hung over viewers' heads all summer while they waited for the show to return and persisted into the fourth episode of the next season, driving viewers batty while they tried to figure out who did it.
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Over the years her batty claims have included that a woman's brain can allow her to become pregnant if she so desires, even if she is using birth control; that women's intellects and creativity are dependent on their sexual fulfillment and, specifically, the skillful ministrations of a "virile man"; and that writing a letter to a breech baby will induce it to turn right side up.
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Dion is not someone who thinks she is too good for her hits, so she did most of them, including "Beauty and the Beast" with the backup singer Barnev Valsaint, "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" and, of course, an encore of "My Heart Will Go On," during which a battery of drones circled her as if she were a sorcerer in a batty science-fiction film.
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The language deployed in these forms synthesizes business policy jargon, art-speak, batty instructions, dream descriptions, and over-exuberant promo copy, delivered largely in the mode of direct address, as well as a conversational diction that might best be described as the observations of the lost, as in "Table 20," which consists of a Bather interviewing an Aspiring Lifeguard: Bather: If you avert your eyes from something your/eyes can't help but see, are you seeing it or/not?
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Blade Runner, though complex, had a relatively lean concept at its core: Its villain (or is he?), the replicant Roy Batty (played by Rutger Hauer), is a pretty clear cipher for the Miltonian conception of Lucifer: created to be an angel in God's service, then banished from his creator to serve humans in an off-world colony, only to rebel, "fall" back to earth, and wreak his rebellious vengeance against his creator — who also, in this formulation, happens to be man.
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My friend, a nice kid on the lam from middle-class, suburban Jewish parents, had transformed himself into a Philly street character whose intimidating range of knowledge, arcane reading, provocative ideas, and batty eloquence, despite my reservations about his lack of personal hygiene, drew me to him as he was drawn to me, despite or because of our obvious differences, me growing up poor, therefore street tough, streetwise, he assumed, a jock who played college ball, physically attractive, smart enough, though intellectually underdeveloped, politically unsophisticated, naïve, poorly read, innocently gregarious, but my new buddy soon perceived that I was ambitious, ruthless and predatory in my dealings with other people as he was, my insightful, observant, preternaturally selfish, shamelessly inquisitive, greedy new acquaintance.
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