He was probably entitled to at least some of the crankiness.
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Crankiness is a tip-off that your baby needs more rest, says Harbhajan.
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They have stopped speaking to the worries, crankiness and anger of the middle class.
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It found the most common symptoms of teething were swollen gums, drooling and crankiness.
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"A Man Called Ove" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for raw crankiness.
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In Franzen's fiction, this crankiness is part of what makes his characters so compelling.
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This crankiness about the first day back to work is perfectly normal according to Dr. Angelos Halaris.
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I'd like to say that my recent sweet tooth and crankiness are PMS, but who am I kidding.
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Mr. Shandling had been generous and funny, but now, Mr. Apatow found himself yearning for his crankiness, too.
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So often it has turned genius into crankiness and caused clever men to waste their energy on silly causes.
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It's not because I experienced withdrawal symptoms like raging headaches or extreme crankiness (I allowed myself green tea and matcha).
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Then again, it also brings about sweltering heat and literal sticky situations, resulting in unavoidable sweat stains and occasional crankiness.
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When I look at the portraits I see this too: crankiness, yes, but also teasing jokes, affectionate digs, and love.
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Public opinion on the game seems to have shifted from rabid enthusiasm/bemused tolerance to rabid enthusiasm/crankiness and general scorn.
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Lack of sleep can contribute to crankiness, problems with attention and learning, behavior issues, and even health problems such as obesity.
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"Depending on how intense your addiction is, you can experience withdrawal symptoms, such as brain fog, crankiness and fatigue," Alpert said.
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I can feel the crankiness set in, but I have an hour-long meeting now and I have to perk up ASAP.
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As New Yorkers stumble, marionettelike, through the middle passage of life, many keep a lookout for indications of their own increasing crankiness.
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There was a method to this crankiness: Debussy was attacking the tendency to worship the past at the expense of the present.
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The rising temperature is enough to drive anyone to a perpetual state of crankiness and give us unattractive pit stains and sweat mustaches.
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"It is the latest twist in trans-Tasman crankiness," said Ian Hall, professor of international relations, Griffth University in the Australian state of Queensland.
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While this may sound like typical anti-social media crankiness from academia, this time they have some impressive research to back up their case.
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He collected his reflections in "Boredom," a piece whose haughty crankiness set the tone for generations of intellectual distaste for popular culture and cinema.
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There is so much dash and verve in Morris's sentences, so much personality, a generosity of spirit that is flavored by well-earned crankiness.
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I would never have thought that crankiness could have such a strain on my body, that I'd "fret up" to such a high pulse.
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And the next day, you could be dealing with two hangovers at once, as if the lethargy and crankiness of an MDMA hangover alone weren't enough.
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They may also be less likely to recognize signals that something is going wrong, whether it's a newly developed crankiness or a change in eating habits.
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The overall monstrousness of his behavior as described in this memoir might be, to an art historical apologist, chalked up to the crankiness of old age.
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But the most invested and indignant appearance comes from Jim Jones, rapping about the changes in the genre with the grim crankiness of a flustered dad.
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As stocks wobble and bonds sell off, there's an underlying crankiness that President Donald Trump won't deliver what financial markets want most when he speaks Tuesday night.
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Sophie is not impressed with Howl's histrionics, but Howl is deeply impressed by Sophie's crankiness, which is how you know that they are perfect for each other.
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There is a provisional, even whiny crankiness to the cyberpunk impulse on display here, crying out against the standardization of economic globalization typical of our connected era.
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This crankiness about the first day back to work is perfectly normal according to Dr. Angelos Halaris, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral neurosciences at Loyola University in Illinois.
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"At a time when there are some strange divisions and confusion and crankiness on Capitol Hill, what you see here is [an] outpouring of bipartisan interest and support," Blumenauer said.
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The collection offers a comprehensive view of his evolution as a critic — from the "erratic booklust" of his teens to the distinct intellectualism and genial crankiness of his current work.
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A lot has changed, of course, since the original series signed off, and the show has fun with Murphy's Luddite ways and general crankiness about the current state of TV news.
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"Work in Progress" takes the position that it might be something better: a tool that, in the right hands, could renovate an unwelcoming culture in Abby's image—crankiness, grief, and all.
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We all know the feeling: It's been a little too long since your last meal, you're getting hungry, the crankiness is starting to set in, and you're saying things you maybe shouldn't.
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Van the Man, who's front and center in the montage of characters on the book's cover, didn't talk to Walsh, but that's no matter; the singer's oppositional crankiness tends not to produce much.
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Despite some personal flaws (crankiness, a tin ear), policy fiascoes (the West Side Stadium project) and his antidemocratic procedural end run to secure himself a third term, Bloomberg ranks by any fair reckoning as one of Gotham's all-time greatest leaders.
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They swing from dark to light with liberating ease, constantly aware that our highs and lows are always leavened by an insistent reality, never completely surrendering to cloying contentedness or existential dread (or, in my little Sam's case, existential crankiness).
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It can be hard to read Postman today; much of his argument scans as crankiness, and some of the world he describes — writing, as he was, before the dawn of Facebook and Twitter and search engine optimization and autoplay videos — feels like a golden age.
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Despite being tormented by her past, she slowly allows her new cop-buddy, Jay Geils (played by straight-face ace Hayes MacArthur), into her life, and the two take on a series of investigations handed over by their irritable chief (a crank-up-the-crankiness Jere Burns).
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She'll be screaming her head off about something — tiredness, crankiness, being left alone for 10 minutes with a father who is incapable of breastfeeding her and is therefore of limited practical use — and at some point I'll remember that ''The Happy Song'' exists, and immediately put it on the stereo.
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During their appearance on The Tonight Show on Tuesday, Jimmy Fallon had the queer quintet play "Know Your Fab Five": Each took turns wearing a set of noise-cancelling headphones while the other four answered a question about them, to see if they'd all agree on Tan's dumbest moment or JVN's crankiness "tell".
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" While her writing about fox issues can occasionally verge on crankiness — misleading information in British tabloids regarding the behavior or habits of wild foxes annoys her — for this naturalist who grew up in England's Surrey Hills, the sight of foxes can lift her prose into poetry, as when she describes the "gentle amble" of a handsome fox hunting voles in frosty winter meadows and weaving through the "quiet tussocky grasses.
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Lauren Davis of io9 called Flint "the group's father figure whose crankiness serves as a bromantic foil to Tasslehoff's good cheer". The character of Flint Fireforge was listed in UGO Entertainment's list of "The Best Dwarves Ever".
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Teething Overview WebMD. Retrieved on 2010-01-25 Some babies are not even bothered by teething. Common symptoms include drooling or dribbling, increased chewing, mood changes, irritability or crankiness, and swollen gums. Crying, sleeplessness, restless sleep at night, and mild fever are also associated with teething.
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On the track, Crowell sings as a voice of conscience. ;Closer to Heaven The last track, "Closer to Heaven" starts with Crowell, in a "slightly curmudgeonly" way, listing his dislikes or what the Huffington Post calls "empty vessels", including hummus, noisy neighbors, golf, and "buzzwords like 'awesome' and 'dude'." He concludes that despite his crankiness, his soul is fine.
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The method, proposed semi-seriously by mathematical physicist John C. Baez in 1992, computes an index by responses to a list of 36 questions, each positive response contributing a point value ranging from 1 to 50. The computation is initialized with a value of −5. An earlier version only had 17 questions with point values for each ranging from 1 to 40. Presumably any positive value of the index indicates crankiness.
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Rachel Pasqua, Noah Elkin, Mobile Marketing: An Hour a Day (2012), p. 324. Digiday also has a podcast series covering client, agency, and media perspectives. In 2018, Digiday provoked controversy with an article titled "Why agencies are skipping SXSW this year", which was criticized by local business figures as underestimating the relevance of the SXSW festival.Omar L. Gallaga, "SXSW 2018: Crowds, Crankiness --and Maybe a Lesser Role for Music", Austin American-Statesman (March 4, 2018) p.
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" Cynthia Fuchs of PopMatters called Maximus "magnificent." Empire's Helen O'Hara wrote that Maximus is a "comic scene-stealer and police horse extraordinaire." While Ian Berriman of SFX dubbed Maximus the film's "breakout star," The Age's Jim Schembri hailed the character as "the funniest horse in film history." Sandra Hall of The Sydney Morning Herald labelled Maximus "The de facto star of ... Tangled" who "possesses the strength of Hercules, the nose of an airport sniffer dog and the crankiness of Harrison Ford.
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A person may repeat the same questions, be slow to respond to questions or directions, have a vacant stare, or have slurred or incoherent speech. Other mTBI symptoms include changes in sleeping patterns and difficulty with reasoning, concentrating, and performing everyday activities. A concussion can result in changes in mood including crankiness, loss of interest in favorite activities or items, tearfulness, and displays of emotion that are inappropriate to the situation. Common symptoms in concussed children include restlessness, lethargy, and irritability.
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When Chris pushes things too far by making a mess and refusing to get ready for a night out, Herbert kicks him out. Chris finds Meg looking for him. She apologizes and admits she missed him and Chris admits that they need each other to cope in the family. Herbert watches as they hug and he drives away to cry about their "break up" to some friends. Meanwhile, on the way home from a bad birthday party for a “friend” Lois met for Stewie, she puts on music to soothe his crankiness.
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Professor Farnsworth is chasing his escaped gargoyle, Pazuzu, but soon forgets the search and goes to Florida to have a discounted early dinner. Annoyed with the Professor's crankiness, the Planet Express employees take the 161-year-old to an age- reducing spa, where he is given a massage, then bathed in blistering hot tar. An accident causes the entire crew to fall into the tar pit, reverting the Professor to his mid-fifties and everyone else to teenagers. Leela departs to live with her parents in the sewers so that she can have a new chance at the normal teenage life she never had.
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In the Season 4 episode "Stop Team Go", Shego temporarily lost her crankiness to an enhanced version of Jack Hench's Attitudinator, wielded by an old enemy of Team Go, the techno-powered villainess Electronique. Electronique's plan had originally been to turn all of the members of Team Go evil, but since Shego was already evil, she was turned good instead. Assuming the alias Miss Go, Shego used her degree in child development to land a job as a substitute teacher at Middleton High School, taking over one of Kim's classes. As Miss Go, Shego is a genuinely kind, caring and even airheadedly girly person who is into shopping and romantic movies.
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In his article, Siegel reveals that Pynchon had a complex about his teeth and underwent extensive and painful reconstructive surgery, was nicknamed "Tom" at Cornell and attended Mass diligently, acted as best man at Siegel's wedding, and that he later also had an affair with Siegel's wife. Siegel recalls Pynchon saying he did attend some of Vladimir Nabokov's lectures at Cornell but that he could hardly make out what Nabokov was saying because of his thick Russian accent. Siegel also records Pynchon's commenting: "Every weirdo in the world is on my wavelength", an observation borne out by the crankiness and zealotry that has attached itself to his name and work in subsequent years.
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Jordanian suhoor table Sahūr or Sahoor (; ), also called Sahari or Sehri (Persian: سحری, Urdu: سحری) is the meal consumed early in the morning by Muslims before fasting (sawm), before dawn during or outside the Islamic month of Ramadan. The meal is eaten before fajr prayer. Sahur is matched to iftar as the evening meal, during Ramadan, replacing the traditional three meals a day (breakfast, lunch and dinner), although in some places dinner is also consumed after iftar later during the night. Being the last meal eaten by Muslims before fasting from dawn to sunset during the month of Ramadan, suhur is regarded by Islamic traditions as a benefit of the blessings in that it allows the person fasting to avoid the crankiness or the weakness caused by the fast.
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"Hot Heart" was taken from performance reel masters and was previously released on a promotional CD that was included with some copies of the RFTC album. "I Drink Blood" was recorded at Manville Studios in Sorrento Valley and originally appeared on a compilation entitled Halloween Hootenanny in 1998. "Slow", "Who Needs You", "Alergic Reaction", "You and I", "Transcendent Crankiness", and "Lose Your Clown" were recorded at Saturation Studios with Geoff Harrington, Mark Arnold, or Mike McHugh. "Slow" is an original song and was unreleased prior to its inclusion on All Systems Go 2, while for the rest each band member chose an existing song to cover and these appeared on a 3-CD single set for the song "On a Rope" released by Elemental Records in the UK in 1996.
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At some unknown point prior to the start of the series, a rainbow- colored comet smashed into Shego's childhood tree house, and endowed her and her four brothers with super powers. She then became a hero who, alongside her four brothers, defended Go City against a number of villains as the superhero group Team Go. Shego eventually left the team for reasons that were never fully specified, but anecdotal evidence suggests there were three primary reasons: a fascination with villainy, crankiness, and irritation with her brothers. At some point, she abandoned her family and their quest for justice for a life as a mercenary-for-hire. It is unknown what happened with Shego right after leaving her family, but from the beginning of the series Shego has been, for the most part, in the employ of Dr. Drakken as his sidekick and enforcer.
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