So you end up not doing that well, because the other side is going — they're crazed, and, by the way, they're crazed anyway, these people.
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There's nothing like laughing your head off at a crazed tyrant of a boss as you roll into the weekend and try to forget about your own crazed tyrant of a boss.
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Every Spice's smile here looks just a little too crazed.
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Gone was the seemingly crazed, even creepy at times, campaigner.
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We knew going in that he was a little crazed.
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The second set soon became more crazed than the first.
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Mr. Hardwick's commitments add up to one seriously crazed schedule.
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All I could think about was that poor crazed sheep.
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The Mainstream Media is crazed that WE won the election!
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The crazed alacrity of the young audience was morbidly fascinating.
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"It will change your life," you whisper, with slightly crazed intensity.
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Kenny just walks off, looking somewhat crazed, and laughing in disbelief.
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Apple, meanwhile, is losing its grip on some tech-crazed consumers.
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But you should definitely look past the crazed, Rabbid-infused exterior.
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Carter made his impact felt in Toronto's hockey-crazed market immediately.
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That may be getting under the famously media-crazed president's skin.
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I'm not a crazed criminal, but I know I acted crazy.
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Our neighbors said that I sounded crazed, which was entirely possible.
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The putsch failed, amounting to little more than a crazed mob.
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The FCC is protecting your privacy from the profit-crazed telecoms.
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I had been hijacked by a crazed needy imposter of myself.
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" He specifically called the mayor of San Juan "crazed and incompetent.
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Mr. Pitt appeared as a slightly crazed weatherman predicting global warming.
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On the court, he looked not so much miserable as crazed.
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An iridescence—a crazed green—out the kitchen window, spreading forever .
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He recalled that he was unkempt and probably looked half-crazed.
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Baryshnikov's Nijinsky is crazed, confused, in pain, but forever and always brilliant.
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Giuliana Rancic is the recognizable TV face celebrity news-crazed fans know.
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As a sex-crazed neurotic, I think you know where I stand.
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How am I gonna get this crazed animal out of my house.
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They weren't as sex-crazed as the film portrays them, for one.
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Many have become crazed lunatics who have given up on the TRUTH!...
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"Say something!" one of them cries, half crazed by such implacable silence.
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Plus, Wiseau's crazed, sunglasses-free eyeballs look perfect in the Joker makeup.
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But some of the reaction has been, to put it mildly, crazed.
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The result is a jumping, roiling collage that's both crazed and encyclopedic.
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The theme of the book is that crusaders were not crazed dreamers.
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By this point, Wafa and his friends were half-crazed with hunger.
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Cristin Milioti, as Newton's love-crazed assistant, sings "Changes" quietly, then thrashingly.
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The famously crazed warriors known as Berserkers were just huge dudes on mushrooms.
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This was not some crazed killer acting on impulse; he had a plan.
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When she gets too crazed, Hayek has a method to calm herself down.
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" Trump has blasted Manigault Newman, calling her "wacky" and a "crazed, crying lowlife.
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She walks through the forest looking crazed, and starts to explore the caves.
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Crazed enthusiasts called into the local talk radio station to sing its praises.
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His head turned slightly, as he faces the viewer, looks crazed and inward.
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Rashida Tlaib as a "crazed lunatic," as he repeated false smears about Reps.
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"They were like crazed hungry vampires and I was their meal," she said.
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It's the wild and crazed through performance in which Andrew Hubatsek plays Zelda.
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Chalk it up to PTSD, or to a crazed appetite for self-reinvention.
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The Fake News Media is crazed because they wanted me to excoriate him.
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"Drink, food, sex — appetite," he explains, with a crazed glint in his eye.
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"Rupert was crazed that we bought Lucas," Mr. Iger says, with shy pride.
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He's the sort of sexist to whom all women are period-crazed loons.
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We must combat stereotypes: Lutherans are not all Motrin-crazed, cider-guzzling bicyclists.
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It's also the house where a crazed fan followed her up her driveway.
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And then it's a crazed toss-up, with all sorts of potential scenarios.
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"But there was widespread rage towards her from PC-crazed liberals across America, and it's the inconsistent and hypocritical LACK of widespread rage from PC-crazed liberals across America about last night's Met Gala that ironically makes me angry," he wrote.
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In the attempt to catch deal-crazed consumers, though, they offer some bogus discounts.
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What's more, it signals an evolution for the glitter and color-crazed among us.
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He's a mixture of a crazed gambler, a mathematical genius and a soccer fanatic.
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Those surrounding the President would not stand idle if Trump pursued a crazed act.
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He brought back the bucket hat; he had a crazed and dedicated young fanbase.
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Take high-powered talent agent Pitzi Pyle (played with crazed zeal by Kate Berlant).
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So if we enter into a global coffee shortage, blame the java-crazed millennials.
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The real fear is that, tomorrow, someone could decide the crazed clown is you.
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"We had so much going for those pictures," he told the website Crazed Fanboy.
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Even amidst all the crazed cacophony surrounding it, the vocal could be heard clearly.
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My girlfriends and I acting like crazed schoolgirls whenever Bieber made another TV appearance.
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Ms. Irgit was crazed trying to manage the commercial demand and the press attention.
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And I'm sure you guessed it: Dr. Jekyll also becomes the crazed Mr. Hyde.
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But I don't let myself because crazed obsessed in anticipation of what might happen.
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Will you stream something that features friendly ghosts, or crazed killers out for blood?
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That much is clear from the crazed events that unfolded in Britain last week.
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"The only ones 'goading' impeachment are the rabid, crazed 2020 Democrats," she told VICE News.
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I dashed off emails to my editor that read like the ravings of crazed person.
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On the flip side, Kiki's crazed in his mission to capture the uncatchable Felix Gallardo.
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Fans were so crazed at one point that they tried to stroke the stars' hair.
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This is what happens when car-crazed millionaires can't hit the brakes on their obsession.
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I am sick of being afraid of what some crazed Trump supporter will do next.
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"Home destroyed by Airbnb guest in 'drug-crazed' orgy," is a fairly typical cross-head.
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The comedian Conner O'Malley, in the crazed guise of Trump's No. 1 fan, Mark Seevers.
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And let's not allow one crazed individual further restrict freedom of movement of ordinary citizens.
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At the least, our country won't be in the undersize hands of a crazed narcissist.
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Crazed mourners circle the Scientology center when Tom Cruise joins a rash of celebrity suicides.
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Publicly Trump blamed the reversal on "crazed and irrational" hostility from Democrats and the media.
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"The Crazed, Do Nothing Democrats are turning Impeachment into a routine partisan weapon." he wrote.
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Those who manage to get out often have a haunted, crazed look in their eyes.
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Now tangled, even crazed, they are further agitated by more active uses of the ink.
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Or will they merely conclude that it was a random act by a crazed individual?
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Because despite all your training and all your so-called qualifications, you are still crazed.
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I've seen productions in which he seems crazed from the first scene to the last.
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Trump says 'Thank You' rally crowd is "laid back" compared to "crazed" pre-election audience.
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Finally, crazed bigots set out to restore what they perceive as justice, with tragic consequences.
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"The Fake News Media is crazed because they wanted me to excoriate him," Trump tweeted.
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They launch into an adventure brimming with crazed arch-villains, blood-soaked vigilantes, and superhuman freakery.
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In the crazed world of the 2016 presidential election circus, what could be weirder than that?
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Americans, we were told, were crazed and aggressive, the product of corrupt democracy and degenerate morals.
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And having to manage around Kanye's ice cream-crazed sweet tooth probably doesn't help costs either.
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What resulted was utter carnage: The crazed commoners attacked the four dragons chained within the Dragonpit.
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With its crazed beats and circular structure, the whole thing sounds like heartbeats, clocks, breaths, sweat.
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And today Apple gave crazed fans everywhere their first look at that precise moment of transformation.
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He gave a boring, gracious concession that was notable mostly for not being a crazed rant.
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Do you take a photo of the dog to share with your canine-crazed Facebook group?
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Well, we'll clearly be finding out who got killed by crazed Negan, a well-kept secret.
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Just a few days ago, a crazed redneck with a giant rifle was at this restaurant.
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Yeah, specifically I'll write something mean about Android and a crazed Android fan will kill me.
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But we've found that, on days after a lot of partying, we both become sex-crazed.
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She just hates men and runs around with a crazed look on her face attacking everything.
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He's incredibly self-assured and full of charisma, with a slightly crazed look in his eye.
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She was matched for comedic excellence by Haneefah Wood as the dance-crazed, bra-losing Blanche.
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Despite the letter's questionable content, you can't deny the beauty of that crazed man's handwriting skills.
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Australian actor Damon Herriman is set to play the crazed criminal in two projects this year.
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Perhaps he didn't rape her but mutilated her like the croupier in his crazed maze hunt?
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Well that turned out to be false," Trump said of Kavanaugh after calling the situation "crazed.
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" On Friday, Trump took aim at The Washington Post, calling the news outlet "Crazed and Dishonest.
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What doesn't is a foul-mouthed, sex-crazed, allergy-medication-snorting adult woman with ample cleavage.
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He said he's convinced that this is the same crazed squirrel that is terrorizing the neighborhood.
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"People became crazed by the idea that they didn't get it," he said of the slogan.
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You drank poison like a crazed java junkie, and now your blood is full of it.
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Five years later, crazed killer Andrew Cunanan gunned down the Italian designer on the mansion steps.
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"He's a gentle, civilized person who turns into a crazed monster about the Cubs," she explained.
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This made him seem the opposite of the money-crazed braggarts who soon populated the sport.
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" He referred to Democrats as "crazed," and said his opponents had "committed a lot of atrocities.
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In the sleeping-with-a-man rules, we had to work to not appear sex-crazed.
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I like the oddness of sexy legs coming out of the bottom of the crazed moon.
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The Danish quartet brought out both the brooding weightiness and near-crazed intensity of the music.
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Time-management expert Laura Vanderkam has a few strategies to help working parents feel less crazed.
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The Dials start to seem like crazed, dimensionalized quilts, the quilts like flattened, more orderly Dials.
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His lips poured lust on mine, And I rose from the sorrow of a crazed heart.
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Even the rare parents like Neil and Lorraine Shea -- a hockey-crazed family from Marshfield, Mass.
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He's been over this with you before, crazed fans — don't get up in his face for photos.
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Bitcoin's epic crash has done little to stop crazed investors looking to get in on the action.
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There's no doubt Los Angeles is emerging as a must-go destination for the world's coffee-crazed.
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He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon.
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Their freedom is a slightly crazed form of freedom where anything is allowed, anything should be free.
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Gotta put this crazed energy to use since I can't be on a dance floor right now.
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As time passes and the dynamic between the men grows increasingly uneasy, Pattinson is grimy, sweaty, crazed.
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The fall of communism ushered in a crazed phase of building everywhere, including over Tirana's central park.
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That number has grown to 52%, as millennials seem to be succumbing to our credit-crazed culture.
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This story about the engineering and logistics behind this crazed effort originally ran on Thursday, September 13.
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" Trump ripped into Steyer over his interview later Sunday, likening him to a "crazed and stumbling lunatic.
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After her first photo went viral, Duncan told PEOPLE that she was surprised by the crazed reaction.
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A tough call for the parents to let a soccer-crazed boy leave to a foreign land.
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They put profit first, trust in crazed markets and even rationalize dumping toxic waste on poor countries.
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When we last met with Salto the jumping robot it was bopping around like a crazed grasshopper.
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Mo pursues the fleeing kid like a crazed butcher chasing a chicken making a break for it.
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James Whale's elegant 1933 film focuses on a scientist whose experiments render him unseeable and murderously crazed.
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In 2011 the left wanted to blame millions of Americans for the acts of one crazed man.
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He also criticized the "almost crazed idea" of impeachment as well as how Democrats are conducting it.
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The things that would normally make him uninspiring seem reassuring in the Age of The Crazed Tweet.
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Move along to nearby Shell Beach, a favorite both for champagne-sipping adults and conch-crazed children.
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Their foundation and financial affairs are now a liability: a swirl of truth, innuendo and crazed conspiracy theories.
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But Mr. Lisiecki could swiftly shift stances and bring out strangely quizzical stretches and crazed bursts of intensity.
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It's got some common themes in terms of celebrity and crazed media, and did she or didn't she?
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In a food-crazed city, the West Village still manages to be the epicenter of all things culinary.
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She was a gorgeous Dominican Mutiny girl who was murdered by a very crazed cocaine cowboy/serial killer.
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Pettersen defended the "golf-crazed" Trump on a number of issues the controversial president has embroiled himself in.
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Before the games, organizers touted the venues as facilities that could easily be repurposed in sports-crazed Rio.
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Baseball is called America's pastime, but Japan has been cultivating the sport in soccer-crazed Africa for years.
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I was playing an intense pickup match of soccer, as we did most afternoons in soccer-crazed Haiti.
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He's a crazed crook who has been physically upgraded to be, as he describes himself, the Black Superman.
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The Twitter video's above, and here's an embed of "Young Crazed and Peeling" because why the hell not.
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Kevin Hart, who voices crazed rabbit Snowball, says he's even caught his two Doberman Pinschers in the act.
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MJ's estate remained unsold despite attempts to get creative, including marketing to wealthy people in basketball-crazed China.
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Her desire to bury herself in the past is as crazed as his urge to dig her up.
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Coffee-crazed New Zealand is a country where you can find a barista at a rural gas station.
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George, crazed, sets his sights on the fork and, after a brief pause, thrusts it into his stomach.
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There's an extremely popular vision of the average citizen drawing his concealed weapon and shooting a crazed gunman.
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As with a self-immolation, it can be hard to watch Trump's blathering at its current crazed pitch.
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I kept visualizing the ghosts and goblins and crazed killers I had seen in the Spook-a-Rama.
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Trump, the star-crazed personality, thrives on the endless tumult and confusion that is only one tweet away.
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"Presidential Harassment by 'crazed' Democrats at the highest level in the history of our Country," Trump wrote Sunday.
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Yet every Fourth of July, the city's skyline is lit up in a crazed spectacle of amateur pyrotechnics.
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On the other hand, yeah I'm down with a crazed-looking Cillian Murphy being added to the cast.
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When we saw Morgan two seasons later, he was a bit crazed after the death of his son.
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The accompanying political strategy with an eye on the 2020 election, is to portray Democrats as crazed by power.
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After all, he has already encouraged violence numerous times and told his followers that Democrats are a crazed mob.
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Arya will street urchin her way into Daenerys' chambers, assassinate the crazed queen, and rule Westeros using Daenerys' face.
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He did not defend State Department personnel against scurrilous attacks by Trump and his right wing, conspiratorial-crazed sycophants.
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As the drugs kick in, a crazed female fan sexually assault him while he is incapacitated by the drug.
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Wen was part of a government that saw China become both an economic powerhouse and a basketball-crazed nation.
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In the movie, she plays a fame-crazed celebrity who's wearing the necklace Sandra Bullock's character plans to burgle.
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If a crazed libertarian became president and somehow legalized murder, I assume that we wouldn't all start doing it?
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The crazed reaction to the game was "a material change versus [Best Buy's] original expectations," CFO Corie Barry said.
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Awake again, Ally is in her home with Detective Samuels who doesn't believe her theory about her crazed neighbors.
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The question for Republicans is how do they match this crazed anti-Trump Democratic intensity at the ballot box?
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First image of John Travolta as a crazed stalker in 'Moose', directed by Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst (seriously) pic.twitter.
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Indeed, Gaston's devolution from scorned prick to crazed murderer makes him scarier because of how realistic his evilness is.
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Props to Pacman Jones' attorney -- 'cause despite all the crazy stuff the NFL star did during a crazed Jan.
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" Last month, he accused members of the media of becoming "crazed lunatics who have given up on the TRUTH.
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The current generation of Los Angeles rappers have undergone a similar evolution from dance-crazed boys to roguish men.
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Scientists have finally found what it's doing: taking over cicadas' bodies and sending them on a sex-crazed rampage.
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"He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon," he wrote.
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Klytamnestra, after all, had reason to despise the power-crazed Agamemnon, whom she blames for sacrificing their daughter Iphigenia.
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Perhaps surprisingly for a soccer-crazed host country, around 800,000 of the unsold Games tickets are for soccer matches.
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I'm going to the city to do two shows so I want to be alone and relaxed, not crazed.
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It feels like everyday people, not just crazed or violent men, are allowing their anger to become deadly weapons.
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The crazed, immense, historical popularity of his singing had faded, the times were changing and Americans had moved on.
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Here&aposs how a spat between two fast-food chains devolved into a civil war among sandwich-crazed customers.
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In Mr. Twist's eyes, the pianist becomes a stand-in for the love-crazed composer in Berlioz's original concept.
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Unlike some of the other women in the book, they didn't operate out of any sort of crazed bloodlust.
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The practice brings us back to a state that Hafiz, the Muslim poet, described as the "divine crazed soul."
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There's also the moody French artist Melody, the sex-crazed and often offensive Sam, and the lovable, anxious Fred.
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I think particularly right now, people feel so aggrieved and crazed and powerless that they're picking the wrong battles.
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"Ricky Pinedo is not your typical person who has a love for technology or is computer crazed," it reads.
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It was winter 2003, and she was with friends strung out on drugs, her mind in a crazed disorientation.
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Based on the commercial ... the formerly spinning-crazed wife is now more interested in downing booze with her girls.
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What if I told you she plays a violent, sex-crazed nun who liberally throws around the F-word?
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Yet when the music turns crazed, with flinty chords and pummeling octaves, he could summon plenty of darkness and danger.
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The twist left many in the baseball-crazed Caribbean nation of 11 million people skeptical of the official government version.
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In The 'Burbs, Hanks plays a paranoid suburbanite who sets out to prove that his new neighbors are crazed killers.
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Once in Boston, outside The Rat, a crazed crackhead-looking dude started walking very fast and determined in my direction.
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After noticing Hill on the sidewalk, DiCaprio sprints towards his pal, cell phone at the ready, like a crazed fan.
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But "The Bells" focuses on their vulnerability and helplessness, turning Daenerys' attack into the behavior of a vengeance-crazed tyrant.
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One of them is Kathy Bates, who won Best Actress in 1991 for portraying a crazed literature fan in Misery.
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Along the way, there are demonic bikers, a crazed chemist, and Nicolas Cage full-on forging his own battle axe.
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It was a clash of a blood-crazed destroyer and a murderous gunslinger plucked straight out of the Wild West.
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In K-pop-crazed South Korea, it seems this is enough to persuade teens to come to a virtual show.
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In one of his crazed bids for discipline, my father spanked all of us with a thin piece of wood.
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Soon the products became the domain of sleazy, sex-crazed perverts; a reputation they retained until at least the 1970s.
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But in our pop culture-crazed, message-driven world, there's no denying celebrity voices can influence the lives of many.
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But when a crazed shooter shot Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, Democrats played psychologist and linked the gunman's motives to Sarah Palin.
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In politics-crazed Washington D.C., everyone was tuned into the hearings, with even the local news channels running the testimonies.
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It is luxury, this great wheel of shining meat, crazed with its own juices and tasting of smoke made flesh.
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Many furries took issue with writer George Gurley's depiction of the community as sex-crazed misfits with bizarre fur fetishes.
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This is not a crazed scenario we dreamed up, rather it's a new show coming to ABC called Big Fan.
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Miley Cyrus Groped & Choked By Crazed FanAbby Lee Miller's Shocking Prison StoriesJenelle Evans Receives Suspicious 'White Powder' in the Mail
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Leaping like a catnip-crazed kitten, Rowley hurled bombs full of nano-particulates that caused kibe joints to freeze solid.
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The forces out to kill us with their benevolence are more crazed now than they were when you were alive.
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Those still alive inside the cars, stifling hot and crazed with thirst, drank one another's urine, stripped off their clothes.
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He looked crazed, as if he were about to shoot, when a man came and knocked his gun arm down.
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President Donald Trump invests a lot of energy into portraying his Democratic opponents as a pack of incompetent, crazed cheaters.
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Each goes from rock climber to couch potato, from rebel to middle manager, and from sex crazed to sleep obsessed.
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In July, Jameson admitted to "losing control and eating like a crazed banshee" and then going back on the diet.
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Surrounded by piles of magazines, I think, the magazines must be recycled, or else we will look like crazed hoarders.
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Eric is trying to get Lee to stop shit-talking him, and Lee is just doing this crazed chuckle in response.
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Possibly. That would make this something like a serial killer's Amadeus, with Cunanan as an especially crazed Salieri to Versace's Mozart.
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"This is a crazed lunatic full of hate," Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman said at a news conference shortly before noon.
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Her concern about Danielle is purely about Freddie ... she believes Louis' GF may be a crazed fan, and it worries her.
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The Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl parade drew a MASSIVE crowd on Thursday -- with MILLIONS of crazed Bird fans estimated in attendance!!!
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The Confederados are crazed, and violent, but are they really doing anything worse than the Man in Black did last season?
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When you're as popular as Vice Principals stars Danny McBride and Walton Goggins, you'll probably attract a crazed fan or two.
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The sandwich inspired crazed fans, and police even confirmed that a deadly stabbing was connected to the relaunch of the sandwich.
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Within seconds, crazed Trump supporters and dissenters alike will weigh in on your tweet, all while it receives hundreds of likes.
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Some crazed stranger did it, a person so unhinged he didn't even bother taking the wads of cash in full view.
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She was raving like a crazed woman – she knew they would give her morphine and was afraid she'd never regain consciousness.
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"As a political magazine writer, my fascination has always been with very ambitious, driven, slightly crazed, interesting people," Green says now.
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And she should be — there's a crazed killer on the loose and she doesn't want her daughter walking the streets alone.
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Of course, pair that information with Kelly's vision, and well, it becomes messaging that works on a content crazed consumer base.
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So since we know how crazed the the holiday season can be, we're offering up our knowledge in the shoe department.
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Regardless, I'd rather have a pissed off revenge-crazed Tori back in the main house than any of the catty Lavenders.
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She bears absolutely no resemblance to Vox Lux's manic Celeste (Natalie Portman), nor Her Smell's drug-crazed Becky Something (Elisabeth Moss).
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That crazed gunman came out with a long gun, the semiautomatic and tried to kill as many Republicans as he could.
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Kimmel quizzed his guest to see if she'd ever been a "crazed" 1D fan, and it's clear that she was not.
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Despite the hubbub, UFC 206 remains a top-level show in the UFC's long-awaited return to the sports-crazed city.
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The fairly smart, put together person I was at the start of the project had become half crazed by the end.
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Cordeiro was leading the Olympic marathon in Athens in 2004 when a crazed fan tried to haul him to the ground.
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Why would I want to turn her into a stressed-out, dysfunctional, crazed young adult all in the pursuit of "prestige"?
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The crazed stalker, a 19-year-old, had paid a private investigator to obtain Schaeffer&aposs home address in West Hollywood.
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Such verbal attacks can move a crazed individual like Cesar Sayoc from rage to response in fighting the "fake news" enemy.
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If I watch the documentary about that final tour, I look at myself and I seem slightly crazed at that point.
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Fred entertains our crazed guy and stares in confusion as he hears the mystery man answer the phone from his residence.
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We, like Tyler, don't yet know that Holly is a crazed stalker who brutally attacked a girl at her last school.
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Rathbone slyly constructs a female protagonist who is a product of a sex-crazed culture but not a victim of it.
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Nearby a curled chip of paint detached from the crazed wall and landed with soft aplomb onto a growing pile below.
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Jay Z was on the verge of going into attack mode when a crazed fan went for the Beyonce money shot.
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That's hardly the adversity faced by Sunderland, but in the cricket-crazed city of Mumbai, the pressure to repeat is enormous.
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It was a stunning revelation in a case that has captivated many in the baseball-crazed nation and across the world.
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He has amassed more than 8 million signatories, even leading Trump to call him a "crazed and stumbling lunatic" on Twitter.
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MARK METCALF (the crazed cadet Neidermeyer) We walked into a coffee shop, and the Deltas were at a table with Landis.
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We have come to see ourselves less like discerning voters guided by policy and more like crazed, emotional fans, he said.
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Most of my colleagues thought I was a crazed liberal for supporting Medicare and the voting rights and civil rights bills.
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But this is a show about a crazed psychic with godlike powers, so of course the telekinesis hits the fan eventually.
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Her "Prince Charming" turned out to be a crazed hit man on the run Blanche Wright thought he was a lawyer.
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In particular she felt a reverence for old women, sometimes half-crazed, who nonetheless seemed to have a lock on wisdom.
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" In July, Jameson opened up about getting back on track with keto after "losing control and eating like a crazed banshee.
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Catch the extended passage full of crazed glissandos, for which the pianist repeatedly uses a cloth to literally sweep the keyboard.
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"The real criminals of the world are our inept power-crazed politicians, and the big businesses that rule them," he says.
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The only thing that could make this show more horrific would be a crazed axe murderer who already lives in the forest.
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Being a bimbo basically means transforming from a thinking woman into a sex-crazed, big-breasted, tiny-waisted, full-bootied fuck machine.
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He then set his sights on Aerys, stabbing him in the back as the crazed man attempted to escape the throne room.
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Under a state of siege by Soviet authorities, hunger-crazed peasants took to consuming, grass, animal hides, manure and occasionally each other.
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Once they open the presser, we charge up the stairs like crazed reporters hungry for access, which is exactly what we are.
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The way one source describes it, Kelly seems crazed about getting revenge, and will leave no stone unturned until he gets it.
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Is the internet turning previously vanilla couples into sex crazed kinksters IRL, like the plot of a porn parody of The Ring?
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Come on, there's a dessert-crazed maniac with an icing gun to your head and he's making you choose between the two.
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Durst is directing the upcoming film Moose, which chronicles a crazed fan's obsession with an action film star that eventually turns dangerous.
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"You're like one of those crazed cops who no one wants to ride with," he barks, shortly before falling into her arms.
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In footage shared on Twitter, the "X-Men" star is seen high fiving a crazed fan before screaming into their phone camera.
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No matter what information is given to the crazed Democrats from the No Collusion Mueller Report, it will never be good enough.
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Until that time, Declan Bennett's bearded, instantly commanding Jesus suggests a hipster embarking on a collision course with an increasingly crazed mob.
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His campaign included stories of urban black men who enticed young white women to become sex-crazed and instantly addicted to marijuana.
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Yet Ms. Healey, a basketball star at Harvard who played professionally in Europe, did not take any chances in sports-crazed Massachusetts.
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"I am a crazed, rabid baseball fan and Red Sox fan," Mr. de Blasio told The Daily News editorial board on Tuesday.
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She realized she probably couldn't strangle the crazed raccoon to death, but thought holding it under water might get the job done.
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Andrew Keh: For all the crazed Egyptian and Uruguayan fans here in Yekaterinburg, the atmosphere out here has been a bit subdued.
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Mr. Trump, who has long understood the political power of demonizing his opponents as crazed and irrational, has helped stoke those resentments.
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Grown-ups who believe that teenagers are drug-seeking, sex-crazed delinquents will find plenty in the list to reinforce that view.
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"Presidential Harassment by 'crazed' Democrats at the highest level in the history of our Country," Trump wrote in a series of tweets.
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Denny's customers got an off-the-menu breakfast special -- a crazed deer that crashed through a window ... and scrambled around the restaurant.
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Jeremy Goldberg and his wife Paola, both 35, were celebrating their anniversary when he was jumped by a crazed man in New York.
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Did someone, as Tasha Robinson suggested, spray LSD in the face of everyone that attended Kuso screenings, resulting in some crazed mass delusion?
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NBA China is trying to ensure basketball stars continue to cross over, fueling the crazed interest in the sport with its saturation coverage.
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Like your tech-crazed fairy godmother, we deliver the very best deals from across the internet right to your doorstep, every single day.
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Travolta is really pulling off that crazed stalker look, which you can also see in some behind-the-scenes footage from ET Canada.
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Last year, a Las Vegas country music festival was targeted by a crazed gunman who opened fire on the crowd killing 58 people.
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A news anchor in Florida was just trying to give the weather report when he was rudely interruped by his Poké-crazed coworkers.
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Graham Perrett is an Australian federal Labor MP and it turns out, a crazed Veep fan and an enjoy-er of many LOLs.
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In the summer of 2016, I was in a crazed state of trying to footnote my thesis about the Guantánamo Bay Detainee Library.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn's plan to nationalize BT's network was a "crazed Communist scheme".
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Nicholas Kristof A crazed gunman's attack on an Orlando club in June, killing 49 people, resulted in blanket news coverage and national trauma.
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Her mother, who was illiterate, was a "crazed creative figure," Ms. Applebroog recalled, who added fur accents to her daughter's hand-sewn clothes.
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" He spoke of Sweden's "very, very poor judicial system," weakened by external political meddling, careerism, and a culture of "crazed radical feminist ideology.
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The president continued lashing out at Manigault Newman Tuesday, calling her a "crazed, crying lowlife" and a "dog" in an early morning tweet. .
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It's a chance to see teams huge and alight with crazed self-belief, and who might even be right to believe so crazily.
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But when Zack Snyder performed a career-launching remake of George Romero's Dawn of the Dead, he made them fast, crazed, and young.
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In the car-crazed United States, adding vehicle checkpoints to old airports would create even greater traffic jams where congestion is already colossal.
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If you want to look smarter, you need to stop dawdling, but you also need to stop scurrying around like some crazed robot.
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If your mind went to IRA, then "You can't bring in a crazed antelope, Mr. Glass!" might have made sense right away. IRA!
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As with almost any reviled minority group in America, the fear traces back to sex — the men were either sexless or sex-crazed.
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Few on this car-crazed strip seemed to realize the white Porsche motoring silently between two Los Angeles County Sheriff cruisers last week.
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" He has exaggerated the amount of federal relief allocated to the island and denounced the mayor of San Juan as "crazed and incompetent.
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Back to the Ford Raptor pickup, it's remarkable how composed a big Baja-runner can be when pushed hard by crazed automotive journalists.
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Bringing us up to date, you may find yourself at a theatrical haunted house with a mental hospital vignette, crazed doctors, homicidal patients.
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That might not mean much to you, but if any jargon-crazed biologists are reading this, they'll be glad I'm making this distinction.
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The whole thing appears to have been designed by some crazed Oedipal wing of the N.R.A. And what are the aliens known as?
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Most rattled of all, it seems, is the president, who denounced her on Twitter as a "dog" and a "crazed, crying low-life".
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By the way, I am getting some breaking news here that we have a crazed bicyclist on the loose somewhere I believe in Asia.
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You know it because Close's Alex set forth a template of a crazed temptress that's been played in pop culture over and over again.
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Just ask the farmer in Germany who walked outside and realized that some Fragaria-crazed jackholes had stolen the majority of his own strawberries.
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The extraordinary twist in what police initially called a murder-for-hire plot has divided the baseball-crazed Caribbean nation of 11 million people.
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The twist in the investigation left many Dominicans in the baseball-crazed Caribbean nation of 11 million people skeptical of the official government version.
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We have seen in this city a horrendous tragedy of a crazed person praying with people in the coming up and shooting nine people.
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Brown seemingly shook of the cobwebs from such a punch and his opponent's ensuing crazed ground and pound and began pressuring Ellenberger in return.
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Despite her protests, her husband lets their child also become an object for adoration for the crazed fans that worship him as a god.
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All that a parent wants is for their children to grow up and be healthy, happy, and not eaten by some crazed, roaming cannibal.
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But I care about what David thinks, because if I'm associating with the rantings of a crazed drunk woman, it makes me look bad.
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Hong Kong needs a competent, charismatic leader to reassure a rattled finance industry, tame crazed property prices and make peace with a protest movement.
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On Tuesday, the brand offered the crazed and exhausted fashion crowd a breath of fresh air at its crisp and serene museum-style presentation.
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They shouldn&apost worry about the fact that they might not go home that night because some crazed person comes in with a firearm.
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Alan (Henry Czeny) is home the whole time, watching Adora experiment with a bowl of yellow pills like a crazed chemist in the kitchen.
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When he was down on the scorecards in his UFC title defenses, he transformed into a blood-crazed lunatic and stole the championship rounds.
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Crazed fans were not the only ones turning up at The Forum for Travis -- Kylie was there with Kris and her BF, Corey Gamble.
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On Fox News, Glenn Beck drew crazed diagrams on his blackboard linking White House aides who favored net neutrality to Marxist academics and Mao.
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The one upbeat exception sticks out awkwardly: "Hit Me Like That Snare," as crazed a sex-rocker as you're likely to hear this year.
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Our image of Khrushchev is of a slightly crazed dictator who once banged his shoe on a podium while railing against the United States.
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But in this crazed political setup, a few bad losses eliminates you from staying in the game and going to the convention and competing.
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Was this the work of some crazed ideologue, provoked to take action by the President's "enemies of the people" rants against the news media?
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He recut the 1997 classic Bean, and in it, Mr. Bean is morphed into a crazed villain for an imaginary film called Mean Bean.
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Sandwich-crazed fans went to extraordinary lengths to get a chance to taste the item that was poised to take down Chick-fil-A.
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But nothing was normal about this day, from the temperatures in the high 80s to a soccer-crazed country on high World Cup alert.
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The anarchists and blood-crazed mob are absent from the attractive biographical movie "Colette," which takes a light, enjoyably fizzy approach to its subject.
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Back home, he had some negatives enlarged into single images, and fashioned many tiny contact prints into photocollages that bespeak a slightly crazed obsession.
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A 1963 sculpture aptly titled "Tower of Babel" by León Ferrari is a crazed column of wire that seems to visibly speak in tongues.
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In 2018, Stone brought his shattering version of Federico García Lorca's "Yerma," about a woman crazed by infertility, to New York's Park Avenue Armory.
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A sweater depicting a crazed Claus gripping a straw, getting ready to dive into 3 lines of cocaine was being peddled on Walmart's website.
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His 1951 "shot heard 'round the world" put the Giants in the World Series and evoked the famous, crazed call from broadcaster Russ Hodges.
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Over time the music tries to find commonalities among the contrasts, building to an ecstatic, slightly crazed culmination that sounded like modern-day Messiaen.
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Though Ms. Mnouchkine is more of a blithe cultural appropriator than a purveyor of stereotypes, the sex-crazed sheikhs seem to go too far.
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Maybe his crazed, contradictory rantings are a canny plot to confuse the public about what's actually going on with the president's Russia-connection scandal.
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But once you see red and once you've just gone, and I knew with the honesty issue, she'd be gone and she was gone… crazed.
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When you give a crazed, crying lowlife a break, and give her a job at the White House, I guess it just didn't work out.
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And in this app-crazed world we live in giving students access to an app-builder is probably the best way to make this happen.
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I had a 1-year-old, a crazed dog with severe aggression issues, a disintegrating husband, and a full-time job at a daily newspaper.
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DiCaprio, 41, recently scared his close friend 'sh–less' when running up to Hill on the street pretending to be a crazed fan taking pictures.
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Most successful N.F.L. head coaches pay their dues as N.F.L. assistants, in the process learning to deal with the crazed stresses of the professional ranks.
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Citizenship comes with severe responsibilities, especially within a democratic system, and we must not let a few bad cops and a crazed sniper define us.
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"An inhaler doesn't fit the way we see a crazed killer trying to stab someone 22 times between hits off of his Ventolin," Chandra says.
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Sanchez, the skilled fighter-turned crazed brawler versus Miller, the crafty submission artist who isn't afraid to wade forward with striking attacks on the feet.
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He was injected with opium before the final footrace and ran with such crazed abandon that he could only stumble-walk over the finish line.
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Unfortunately for him, he's way more Nick Jonas than Patrick Bateman, who he also notes as an inspiration for his sex crazed, emotionally absent character.
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Remember the time you first saw some crazed person walking down the street talking to themselves only to realize they were wearing a Bluetooth headset?
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Fans will surely find figurines to represent their favorite scenes from the movie — from the risqué pool fantasy to a crazed Clark trimming the tree.
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Hernandez's clean-line, simple style eliminates all but the most important, throbbing details, and his writing is sparse and monosyllabic, spoken by lust-crazed creatures.
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LONDON, Nov 15 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn's plan to nationalise BT's network was a "crazed Communist scheme".
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I know I don't live up to that but I'm going to give it that kind of — it sounds cliched — but it's like crazed dedication.
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The president initially disavowed the chants, but later praised the supporters who made them and criticized what he called "crazed" media coverage of the incident.
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But Briana's real problem ... she believes Danielle may be nothing more than a crazed fan who now knows her home address and gate security code.
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The show's upcoming season features floral-frilled, bow-crazed getups similar to ones that were showcased on-model at Gucci, Ashish, and Erdem last year.
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As we've reported ... Eason also has a history of posting gun-crazed videos online flaunting his home arsenal, and has been accused of domestic violence.
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Just before this moment, Paul Sheldon, played by James Caan, is at the mercy of a crazed devotee of his work following a car accident.
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Those crazed and bloody minutes, and all that they represented, had now been subsumed into reliquary forms that promised the opposite: foresight, structure, harmony, balance.
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Perhaps the most famous babysitter in all of moviedom, Laurie Strode, the teen heroine of "Halloween," is stalked by a crazed predator and survives — repeatedly.
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For that, he's a target of crazed bombers and a victim of verbal poison from the likes of people such as the actor James Woods.
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Murals on the interior walls were flaking off, and the free-standing bell tower across the village's central plaza had acquired a crazed, Seussian cant.
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This is a moment in "The Price of Everything," a documentary which takes us inside the finance-crazed alternative reality of the international art world.
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This is what we too often get: the Seventh Congressional District of Pennsylvania, meandering in a crazed H-like pattern through five counties near Philadelphia.
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The actor, 65, currently stars as a crazed fan, Moose, who breaks into the home of his favorite horror movie actor, Hunter Dunbar (Devon Sawa).
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You can sleep to the sound of fireworks—because it's Tuesday in Oaxaca City—and wake up cheerful to unsynched church bells and crazed birds.
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As I learned from Harry, the Potter-crazed kid from my youth, there is a certain camaraderie in sharing a name with a movie character.
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In 2000, Eminem's mega hit "Stan" chronicled the actions of a crazed, obsessed fan who imitated the rapper's every waking move until his disastrous death.
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"The absolutely crazed lunatics, the Democrats, radical left and their media partners standing right back there are pushing the deranged impeachment witch hunt for doing nothing wrong," Trump said during the event in Bossier City, La. TRUMP: "The absolutely crazed lunatics, the Democrats, radical left, and their media partners standing right back there ... [Crowd booing] ... are pushing the deranged impeachment witch hunt for doing nothing wrong." pic.twitter.
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The slideshow breaks down an overwhelming amount of information into easy-to-understand chunks, communicating intrigue, clues and, ahem, melodrama in a comically crazed tone throughout.
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In a basketball-crazed state, losing events such as the NBA all-star game and big NCAA tournament games was also a blow to residents' pride.
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Both take place in New York City, feature Columbia University as a starting point, have a crazed madman obsessed with humanity's downfalls and, of course, ghosts.
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But when Prince received the track, he ignored the intructions and dismantled the entire thing like a crazed mechanic taking apart old cars on his backyard.
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It's filled with so many crazed looks, wild grunts, and turned-to-11 emotional breakdowns that his performance became its own kind of weird art form.
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The New California proposal, which paints the state government as a den of tax-crazed socialists, would carve out mainly rural counties into a 51st state.
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Still, some species are surely less sex-crazed than others—fonder, for instance, of doing adorable little tricks, or making a mess of their prey's intestines.
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The season 19 champion recalls debuting his crazed dance to Tom Jones' "It's Not Unusual" on ABC's DWTS, and as he expected, the fans loved it.
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If the NBA ever has a team here, you wonder if the energy level from all these hoops-crazed fans would taper off at some point.
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The friendly diplomats he had got to know over trade and agricultural negotiations were transformed overnight into crazed money-grubbing vampires with euro signs for eyes.
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Sheldon is held captive by Wilkes, a crazed fan of his, after a car accident, and is forced to submit to her physical and psychological torture.
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" Trump earlier Tuesday took to Twitter, calling her a "crazed, crying lowlife" and praising chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE for "quickly firing that dog!
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After drinking performance-enhancing "luck potion," Ron becomes a quidditch star, attracting a crazed groupie named Lavender (Jessie Cave), who promptly becomes his partner in PDA.
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And I actually managed to get a couple of hours of truly focused work done — no small feat in our bustling, email-and-Slack-crazed office.
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Trump's most Bannonesque executive orders were crafted with crazed delusions but in toothless, vague language, and then passed to Trump with no counsel from relevant agencies.
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Trump's depiction of undocumented migrants as crazed criminals, when many are desperate asylum seekers fleeing persecution and economic deprivation, was meanwhile deeply offensive to Trump's opponents.
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The protagonist, who sounds suspiciously like Berlioz, eventually smokes opium and lapses into a crazed dream, evoked by spooky bell-like sound effects and terrifying glissandi.
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Edin moved his team to Canada two years ago for a year to practice in the curling-crazed nation and compete against the top teams there.
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Media coverage backed up the image of Chambers as a handsome, unlikely murderer, and his lawyer did much to paint Levin as a sex-crazed teen.
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The ordinary people are now more confident when they walk the streets at night knowing that there are less drug-crazed criminals who'd prey on them.
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Kylie was in San Francisco where more than 2,000 crazed fans of the pouty reality star/makeup mogul took over ... as lines snaked around Union Square.
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I'm talking about the wake up at the crack of dawn, drive to the mall, and deal with crazed parking lots and stores kind of Black Friday.
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We had only four crazed weeks to give our notices at work, break our lease, and find a new apartment on the other side of the country.
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I was the one who never really felt like initiating, or at least not with anywhere near the regularity we'd had as a hormone-crazed new couple.
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Traveling with his wife, former MTV VJ Daisy Fuentes, Marx called the crew "completely ill-prepared and untrained" and helped tie the crazed passenger to his seat.
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"For the family, it makes no difference whether this was a terror attack or just another crazed murderer," the family's representative, Israeli lawyer Maurice Hirsch, told Reuters.
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Coach Roy Williams had opposed HB 2, which prompted the NCAA to move two rounds of the Division I men's tournament out of hoops-crazed North Carolina.
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But the enduring spookiness and undeniable influence of the almost 100-year-old movie about a crazed hypnotist makes it a worthwhile watch all on its own.
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On SNL last weekend, the comedian criticized the public's "crazed fascination" with his new relationship, and pointed to a double standard with older men dating younger women.
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Being sectioned and held against my will for four to five days in Homerton Hospital, crazed, withdrawing, suicidal and scared, was just the "rock bottom" I needed.
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"When you give a crazed, crying lowlife a break, and give her a job at the White House, I guess it just didn't work out," Trump tweeted.
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Sid* went out with his first girlfriend throughout middle school, meaning their relationship had that special kind of intensity that comes with the crazed hormones of adolescence.
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Seventeen years after Eminem first released "Stan," his hit single about a crazed superfan, that song's title has officially become an entry in the Oxford English Dictionary.
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The stunning images of nature provide a stark contrast to the bustling, hectic streets of Manhattan, and to the crazed advertisements and distracting lights of Times Square.
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This was not a gathering of scuzzy commies or crazed alt-righters, no, this was what passed for the Toronto elite: the beautiful, the educated, the privileged.
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In the footage shared by Marsha Emmot on Twitter, Jackman repeatedly high fives a crazed fan before spreading his arms and breaking into his iconic Wolverine roar.
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Big-game-crazed European nobility undertake lavish expeditions in the American West, hunting not just exotic animals but occasionally more idiosyncratic (emotional and sexual) goals as well.
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"I was very conscious of the world being this very crazed place that demanded explanation," she recalled in a 2011 interview with the Archive of American Television.
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The original game consisted of a single premise: Jumpman, who was a carpenter, needed to rescue his girlfriend, Pauline, from his "crazed" pet gorilla, who'd kidnapped her.
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"When you give a crazed, crying lowlife a break, and give her a job at the White House, I guess it just didn't work out," he tweeted.
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Four of the five bite victims have been identified, and authorities want the fifth person, bitten while jogging, to come forward to help catch this crazed creature.
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Somehow he sensed the potential for such madness in the war-crazed Europe of 1914 and 1915 — and in the life of his tyrannical, guilt-inducing father.
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Chloé is not a stereotypical French fashion house, she said, with crazed hysteria or egomania; people work hard but still live normal lives, and she does, too.
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Certain that Leo has changed his will (he has), the crazed woman rifles through her husband's papers in the middle of the night to look for it.
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When the sport debuted in the Olympics in Barcelona in 1992, Taiwan won the silver medal, losing the championship game to another small, baseball-crazed island, Cuba.
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In Act II, Norma, half-crazed with despair, approaches her sleeping boys with the intention of killing them, rather than letting Pollione scurry them off to Rome.
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When Virgil dawdles on showing Michonne the weapons, she goes out looking on her own, only to find herself locked in a room by a crazed Virgil.
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It was a joy to spend a weekend engaged with the plethora of documentary industry folk who are living happily outside the crazed pace of New York.
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She's moved relatively nimbly with the changing tides, from the airy confections of the "TRL" era to the harder crystalline beats that accompanied the EDM-crazed 2010s.
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Season 2 begins with a visit to the football-crazed Liberty City neighborhood of Miami, home turf of the running back Devonta Freeman of the Atlanta Falcons.
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Raised by a mother who's a street-corner Pentecostal minister, Tracey emerges into adulthood both sheltered and sex-crazed, in a constant state of controlled comic hysteria.
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In Illinois, a puck-crazed state fueled by a booming junior hockey scene and the Chicago Blackhawks' immense popularity, Robert Morris is the most successful college team.
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Is there anyone who hasn't had a crazed moment of frustration where they tore the living room in an attempt to find that tiny Apple TV remote?
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And yet the city seems too genteel, too well heeled, to feel as soccer-crazed as Marseille, for example, a couple of hours down the Côte d'Azur.
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This isn't going to be Jack Nicholson's zany Joker, or Heath Ledger's crazed version, or whatever the fuck Jared Leto was trying to do in Suicide Squad.
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Then, at UFC 199, Vick ran into a crazed Beneil Dariush, who was apparently eager to put a recent loss to Michael Chiesa in the rear-view.
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If you don't watch 'Sunny' (you're missing out, show's hilarious) Day plays Charlie Kelly -- a crazed Eagles fan whose love for the team often gets him into hijinks.
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It's ideal for people who don't want anything to do with hookup-crazed swiping apps, but who also don't want to feel like they're desperately looking for marriage.
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Drake will be celebrating the win with new music There will be big screens, open-air double decker buses for the players, and surely, thousands of crazed fans.
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In October 23, a month that took place approximately 900 million years ago, there was a rash of "killer clown" or "crazed clown" sightings across the United States.
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The plots were contrived — they always seemed to involve something about identify theft, a controlling boyfriend, a crazed neighbor, or a lurking ex — but the dullness didn't matter.
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Later this week he drops a new studio album called Bothic full of crazed bangers like "ISBD" and "Elevators," the first official release for Brown's Bruiser Brigade Records.
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Image: Josiah ZaynerUnfortunately for Zayner, the Food and Drug Administration also caught wind of his vision for a beer-crazed army of biohackers, and is none-too-pleased.
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And as crazed as her calendar might be, she somehow still has room to add one more thing to her list: serving up daily makeup and hair inspiration.
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A crazed gunman opened fire at the crowd of festivalgoers while Church&aposs fellow country star Jason Aldean was performing, taking the lives of at least 59 people.
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We're told Packer was so crazed he used his casino ties -- he owns several in Australia and Asia -- to get Tanaka banned from Caesar's Palace, where MC performs.
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New York's public transportation can be a complete and utter shitshow, with subway straphangers having to brave fitness-crazed rats, Biblical flooding, and honest-to-god ceiling collapses.
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In a series of Tweets, Trump said he was no longer planning the event at his resort because of "crazed and irrational hostility" by Democrats and the media.
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In 2011 she made her conducting debut in Paris, simultaneously leading and singing Ligeti's crazed "Mysteries of the Macabre," a daunting enough assignment purely as a soprano soloist.
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While much of the internet these days seems like a dysfunctional family split along social and political lines, the door-crazed Instagram users belong to a harmonious community.
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The story A hunky and status-obsessed investment banker who is (or at least appears to be) a sex-crazed serial killer in New York City in 1989.
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Fifth Harmony's Ally Brooke felt a different kinda girl power when a crazed fan almost brought her to the ground Wednesday as the group arrived in Monterrey, Mexico.
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Does the final violent standoff between the merpeople and the money-crazed, AK-wielding capitalists recall the documentary The Cove, or does it conjure images of mass executions?
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In "Head Shot," a Coke-bottle-green cast-glass fist grips a glass pistol whose barrel is thrust into a brown beaded head, its eyes crazed with fear.
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They see some pretty little white girl [having sex] with some big rough black guy, and it says, No, women are just as sex-crazed as they are.
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Despite reversing himself, Trump doubled down on defending the decision as appropriate on Twitter Saturday night, blaming "Media & Democrat Crazed and Irrational Hostility" for forcing him to reconsider.
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The fusion of slang, color, emotion and process that this erstwhile Conceptualist has pursued on canvas for the past two decades has become more intensely enmeshed and crazed.
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Sure, the little bands got everywhere, but there was something kind of wholesome about knowing that solidly analog fads still have a place in our tech-crazed world.
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In December 2014, a little more than two years ago, another person crazed over color came to New York, also from Baltimore, and made his way to Brooklyn.
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Amazon just purchased a three-year license to show 20 games a year from the U.K.'s Premier League — the top soccer league in a soccer-crazed nation.
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Each time a power-crazed fanatic group is finally beaten down, we view the remains and repeat the promise of "Never Again" articulated at the Nuremberg Tribunal of 1946.
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Shocking video shows a crazed driver nearly strike several NYPD cops as he spins in circles on a Manhattan street — before leading officers on a chase into the Bronx.
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Well, most of the Dragonpit's significance lies not in the present, but in its past — a past that involves fire, crazed Targaryen kings, and lots and lots of dragons.
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Coy, comical and completely crazed, she outshines everyone in the DC universe, and Margot Robbie, who plays her in 'Squad,' expertly occupies every naughty niche in her convoluted psyche.
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Mr. Bay likes to go bold and likes to go bonkers, fattening his often-outrageous material with crazed visual strokes and thunderous explosions, helter-skelter angles and scattershot editing.
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New York (CNN Business)"Joker," the gritty comic book film about the origins of the crazed Batman villain, has become the highest-grossing R-rated film of all time.
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Season 53's surprise April Fools premiere ended with Rick's crazed, psychopathic rant about how his "9 Season character arc" would revolve around getting McDonald's discontinued Szechuan sauce back.
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Much more important, there's little spark between this Romeo and Juliet, and the time-stopping, crazed certainty of a first love is, in them, more of an intellectualized affectation.
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It is easy to call LeBeouf's behavior erratic and attribute his performances to the same crazed celebrity mentality that saw him fighting outside strip clubs or checking into rehab.
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The signs of the mac were clear, and I lurked in the kitchen like a cheese-crazed stalker while I waited for it to come out of the oven.
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This year will make it ten years officially since the eclectic wave of the hyphy movement, a dance-crazed, energetic lifestyle that was birthed out of Bay Area music.
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Apple did some recruiting on Sesame Street for its latest celebrity-powered commercial, which features the sugar-crazed Muppet in the kitchen waiting impatiently for his cookies to bake.
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Omar, arguing for expanded coverage without co-pays and high health care premiums, didn't come across as the crazed American-hating Communist that Trump has been demonizing all week.
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An episode of crazed runs for both instruments leads to the concluding Allegretto, which sounds like a frenzied peasant wedding dance, meshed with stinging Modernist harmonies and fractured rhythms.
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With such a long history of carrying out gun massacres, crazed brutality and hate crimes, why is anyone shocked by the same still being carried out by today's perpetrators?
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Still, seeing a man grease up a light pole is an odd sight, especially when the purpose of said greasing is to stop crazed fans from climbing the thing.
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The sign has inculcated itself into the consciousness of this sports-crazed city because it is close to both Fenway Park and the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
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The hypnotized audience would call out encouragement during this, the noise of the shouts and my grandfather's amplified voice mixing with the jabbering made reality seem altered, hallucinogenic, crazed.
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A common misconception, perhaps fed by the kind of "drug-crazed schizophrenic" headlines you see in the Mail, is that people who hear voices have a form of psychosis.
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On the evil side, we have the germaphobic dictator King Koopa (Dennis Hopper), a power-crazed egotist who wants to use the same girl for his own personal gratification.
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In basketball-crazed North Carolina, the withdrawal of NCAA tournament games and the National Basketball Association All-Star game, which had been awarded to Charlotte, reverberated throughout the state.
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Any quick search of US homicide rates will tell you that gun-crazed American citizens -- not violent immigrants -- are doing a fine job killing one another all by themselves.
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"He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter after seeing Mr. Steyer interviewed on CNN.
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Recommended for theatergoers 9 and older, it opens with a young Arctic explorer's rescue of a crazed and obsessive old man who turns out to be, yes, Victor Frankenstein.
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When we do, I expect Mr. Trump will unravel further as he feels more cornered, more desperate, more enraged; his behavior will become ever more erratic, disordered and crazed.
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You may be put off by this show's equation of real investigations of wrongdoing — in Jenny Holzer's LED displays using declassified Iraq documents — with outlandish, often crazed conspiracy theories.
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And I didn't need to see even one crazed kinetic sculpture by the grindingly obvious Chinese artists Sun Yuan and Peng Yu; I certainly didn't need to see two.
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And also, since I began in comedy, I've been in this crazed desire for women to be something other than a disappointed girlfriend or a hot girl that's unattainable.
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Since we live in a free and open society, it is impossible to stop every attack, just as it's impossible to stop every mass shooting by a crazed gunman.
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In this movement, the hopeful, major-key passage that arrives unexpectedly near the end was hurried, if crazed, almost like a mad scene for plunging, again, to gloomy melodrama.
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"Dark Towers" suffers some unfortunate tropes of business journalism: Val is "fueled" by Ritalin, traders are "fueled" by testosterone and "crazed" by adrenaline; the bank is "fueled" by greed.
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But he dismissed those killed by police as "drug-crazed" maniacs who had resisted arrest, and claimed that murders attributed to the vigilantes were the result of gang wars.
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Janacek tells this barbaric tale through an impassioned, vibrantly orchestrated score, including organ, a continually shifting flow of strangely stirring themes, fractured rhythms, piercing harmonies and crazed dance bits.
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You go from a company that's a colossus to a company that's a colossally crazed company and maybe Jeff wants that challenge," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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Then he segued right into Schumann's "Presto Passionato," a near-crazed, six-minute whirlwind that the composer had written as the original finale to his Sonata in G minor.
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The clown panic, with its implied threats of pedophilia and kidnapping and its aesthetic of a crazed fringe terror in the form of renegade clowns, overlapped with these fears.
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The group's lush diversity, from the aptly named pocket shark to the colossal whale shark, was reduced to one stereotype: the crazed killer with a taste for human flesh.
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The movie was released in 1988, the tail-end of the Reagan era, and very clearly targeted at the capitalism-crazed boomer-bougies who'd eagerly exchanged their ideology for luxury.
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When online home goods mega-retailer Wayfair first launched Way Day last year, it didn't expect it to be the crazed deal-hunting frenzy it ultimately turned out to be.
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"Claims of paternity by jilted, crazed, or simply avaricious former sexual partners were in fact an ever-present danger in the world of big-time rock 'n' roll," he wrote.
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"There is a crazed, dark poetry here, but Mary Lambert's direction of Pet Sematary captures none of it, and the film falls into a flat, frequently laughable literalism," he wrote.
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In this new printing, a small harbor village of human survivors is attacked by a giant sea kraken, and the people reluctantly accept the help of crazed motorcycle-riding marauders.
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In the chaotic circus of Donald Trump's America, even seemingly harmless cultural gestures can spark a politics-crazed Tweetstorm (see the alt-right tumult currently embroiling Vogue's subversive September cover).
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But it turns out coffee purchases are already a solved problem, unless you're one of those crazed radicals who thinks that government-backed money is a scam about to collapse.
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FEMA & the Military worked emergency miracles, but politicians like..... ....the crazed and incompetent Mayor of San Juan have done such a poor job of bringing the Island back to health.
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Now Beattie's Slot Mods cranks out about six tracks a year to the tune of around $1 million in annual revenue, and it finds new customers beyond the car-crazed.
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It's a classic tale—alien space goop comes to Earth, schlubby journalist investigates goop, journalist and said goop merge together to create a crazed anti-hero named Venom, hijinks ensue.
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With the crazed eyes of a man blacked out on rage, Joel hopped past the overturned piano and stormed towards the front of the stage just feet from the crowd.
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Listen up, football crazed guys (and some girls) ... Erin Andrews is about to tell you how to teach your pigskin illiterate significant other all about the nuances of the gridiron.
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FEMA & the Military worked emergency miracles, but politicians like the crazed and incompetent Mayor of San Juan have done such a poor job of bringing the Island back to health.
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Noah became a volcanic, do-everything star with these teams, a point center who almost single-handedly made up for all the Bulls' roster deficiencies through exertion and crazed will.
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A project originally launched in 2017 this tiny robot thrusts itself up and down and back and forth like a crazed grasshopper, jumping with absolute precision and loads of speed.
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Investors aren't big winners when the soccer-crazed globe is tuned into every bicycle kick, 50-50 ball and red card during the big soccer tournament, historical performance data show.
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"Based on both Media & Democrat Crazed and Irrational Hostility, we will no longer consider Trump National Doral, Miami, as the Host Site for the G-7 in 2020," he tweeted.
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And then, a maniacally-smiling, three-breasted figure spills into a series of airport security bins on a conveyor belt—capturing exactly the crazed feeling of dealing with the TSA.
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To create it, Dagg photographs the models and action figures he collected as a Star Wars-crazed kid, combining them with photographs specially crafted to bring the toys to life.
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It's only when Selina recounts the day she knew she wanted to be president — attending Nixon's inaugural ball as a youngster — that her eyes catch something resembling a crazed glimmer.
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Riders twice went up the Mur de Bretagne, or Wall of Brittany, which the local cycling-crazed Bretons affectionately refer to as their smaller version of the famous Alpe d'Huez.
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In New York, we're still reeling from that horrific attack where a crazed driver mowed down tourists and bike riders armed only with a truck he rented from Home Depot.
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We were kind of sex-crazed at this point in our lives and we decided we wanted to get a little ~wild~ so we stocked up on chocolate and strawberries.
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Frightening moment at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Philadelphia last night ... when crazed Eagles fans climbed on top of the awning and it collapsed with tons of people on top.
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These type of rewards have fueled a crazed and dedicated faction of spenders, who carefully optimize their spending and sign up for multiple credit cards in order to accrue points.
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"Based on both Media & Democrat Crazed and Irrational Hostility, we will no longer consider Trump National Doral Miami as the Host Site for the G-7 in 2020," Trump tweeted.
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The engine of unpleasantness that drives "Rainbow Time" is a sex-crazed, 40-year-old virgin who answers to the nickname Shonzi (played by the writer and director, Linas Phillips).
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Mr. Strubel declined to say whether he regretted Axe's past marketing, which was aimed squarely at heterosexual, sex-crazed young men, but he admitted Axe was changing with the times.
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"Ten years from now, every Bears fan will still be talking about Thursday night and that jaw-dropping moment this football-crazed city will never forget, " The Chicago Tribune wrote.
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WWE security DOESN'T PLAY AROUND -- they sprung into action to take down a ring invader they believed was a crazed fan ... only to learn he was SUPPOSED to be there!
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Lumped together into one article, the moving parts — the frightened mugger, the red Bentley, the bartender, the thirsty hotel guest, the crazed dishwasher — are the stuff of a reporter's dreams.
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"Only in the minds of crazed liberals is it funny to drag a 13-year-old child into the impeachment nonsense," Trump campaign spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany added in a statement.
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It had been so heavily painted over that "it looked like a drug-crazed hippie," Professor Kemp said, and it was attributed at the time to one of Leonardo's followers.
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As we reported, he posted a series of gun-crazed videos after he said Secret Service drove up on his property to question him about some threatening social media posts.
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He characterizes her as some sort of crazed person who "felt scorned and attempted to blackmail" his wife and follows up any "regret" he feels by trying to further smear her.
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In the photographs of A.M. Ewings, a body lies still in a bathtub, crazed clowns smile on maniacally in a field of flowers, and buckets of blood cover an evil grin.
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On one end, you have sex-crazed Anita (Molly Shannon), and on the other, virgin spinster Josie, who's idea of a wild night out is finishing yet another needle-point cushion.
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Peyton's experience is tragic, but she chooses to channel her victimhood into villainy: She's now the crazed, barren woman who worms her way into Claire's home as the seemingly perfect nanny.
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Thus, the goal of Bioshock is to get through the city, fending off attacks from zombie-esque gene-mod addicts called splicers while encountering some of its crazed and colorful denizens.
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R. Kelly's had enough ... he's threatening to sue Lifetime if it doesn't pull the plug on airing its documentary that paints the singer as a sex-crazed and abusive cult leader.
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We were these extremely out-there, on-the-edge dykes, so to get some completely crazed sex ad from some dyke in Cincinnati, or wherever, just made us feel so uplifted.
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Still, she's best known as Molly, the neurotic but lovable lawyer she plays on Insecure (so much so that the occasional crazed fan will yell "broken pussy!" when they spot her).
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Molly Shannon and Chris Parnell played the unlucky parents opposite Ferrell's crazed doctor in the absurd 2000 sketch, during which the actress laughed like no mother would in such a situation.
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There's the flight attendant searching for a better job (Kim Matula), the ridiculously mustached pilot (Dylan McDermott, playing against type), a crazed gambler who will bet on anything (Peter Stormare), etc.
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" He added in another tweet, Tuesday, "When you give a crazed, crying lowlife a break, and give her a job at the White House, I guess it just didn't work out.
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The more important is William Hitchcock's "The Age of Eisenhower", which lays to rest the widespread notion that Eisenhower was a laissez-faire, golf-crazed president swept along by the times.
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Andy Dick never saw it coming -- an aggressive bodyguard treated him like some crazed Post Malone fan and ripped him off the rapper's Lamborghini ... and we got it all on video.
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Last Tuesday, when a crazed man began stabbing a waitress inside a Bertucci's Restaurant housed in a shopping mall Taunton, Massachusetts, 56-year-old George Heath didn't have time to think.
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There is the outrage of the week and it comes and goes ... I think particularly right now, people feel so aggrieved and crazed and powerless that they're picking the wrong battles.
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The crazed masses of the internet jumped into the latest round after Iceland president's boldly declared that if he could, he would ban people from adding pineapple as a pizza topping.
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"Let's talk jumping back on the wagon after losing control and eating like a crazed banshee," she wrote on Instagram Sunday, adding that these lapses happen to everyone at some point.
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And so in 1982 Stern and a handful of mostly young, inexperienced, basketball-crazed employees formed NBA Entertainment, a department that grew to include more than 200 people at its peak.
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Its terrorists are always fronts for domestic antagonists that no one could really root for: corrupt, power-crazed high-ups in America's military-industrial complex who may also be undercover Nazis.
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The small village of political-media Washington became crazed with speculation about "who's next?" and a prurient interest in what had gone on in the various cases of wandering body parts.
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" Trump called Manigault Newman a "crazed, crying lowlife" in a tweet earlier Tuesday morning to his 53.8 million followers and praised White House chief of staff for "quickly firing that dog!
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To this day, the Secret Service continues to cover presidential candidates, ensuring that a crazed individual or hostile nation cannot deny the American public the opportunity to elect its favored leaders.
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It's ultimately a movie — one of the most rigorous and thoughtful I've seen — about the ethical and existential traps our fame-crazed culture sets for the talented and the mediocre alike.
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You will still not even be close to approaching a shadowy semblance of what it was like to sleep beside these four drug-crazed, gin-soaked psychopaths for six full months.
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In H.P. Lovecraft's classic story "Beyond The Wall of Sleep", an orderly at a mental hospital becomes fascinated with a crazed backwoods redneck who seems to have an advanced inner life.
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Faizon Love was a sex-crazed boss who went so far as sending his personal assistant an XXX video ... so claims an assistant who quit after 17 days on the job.
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Far from being the ideas of some crazed supply-side economist, they help to move the United States' corporate tax system into closer alignment with the rest of the developed world.
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The most dramatic cases often appear in the media presenting fans as faceless offenders—"crazed" and "psychotic"—inherently pushing aside any context to their lives beyond their relationship to the celebrity.
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The competitiveness at physical stores has had a dark undercurrent, too, with pictures of crazed shoppers trampling over others to get to the best bargains an annual theme in the media.
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At the same time, we learn that the building is under quarantine because of an inhibition-erasing infection that turns eyeballs red and regular people into sex- and violence-crazed lunatics.
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In the panicked calls the family made on July 5, Ms. Washington said, the company's representatives were "being money crazed" and, in her view, showed no empathy or willingness to help.
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Kerstin Brätsch's "Fossil Psychics for Christa" punctuates the walls of the new sixth-floor Terrace Café with shiny bright glass-like pieces that resemble big brush strokes, masks and crazed intarsia.
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They ran pre-publication teaser ads in the Times and wrote what Bourne called "demented governess" letters—letters expressing crazed enthusiasm for the forthcoming book—to well-known critics and writers.
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There are miles of new and refurbished roads, a sumptuous national theater and clusters of gleaming exercise equipment that draw multitudes of fitness-crazed Senegalese to a seaside promenade at dusk.
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With so much about our politics uncertain, particularly pertaining to this region, the spectacle of a rash, sex-crazed despot; ignored prophecies; and their looming, mortal consequences elicited one thought: This?
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He may be a bull in a china shop, but a lot of people think the federal government is a china shop that could use having a crazed bull in it.
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" On Twitter on Tuesday, Trump wrote: "When you give a crazed, crying lowlife a break, and give her a job at the White House, I guess it just didn't work out.
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Packed eight to a basket, the dumplings are stuffed with beef crazed with juices and bright stitches of cilantro, or simply chives, startlingly green and tempered with nothing more than salt.
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When you face him in Dark Souls' "Artorias of the Abyss" DLC, he's corrupted and crazed, and a far cry from the noble, victorious warrior the core game's lore tells of.
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But, back to high school: The benefit of a busy schedule is that there's zero risk of being kidnapped by a crazed vet tech who just wants to party with the youths.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Popular British reality television dating show, "Love Island", comes to an end on Monday with the jury out on whether the sex-crazed show is sexist or feminist.
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Seriously, cue the voice of Stefon from SNL, since this movie has everything: Melissa McCarthy, sex-crazed puppets, and Stanley from The Office in a wig you have to see to believe.
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A critically overlooked queer African American photographer, Baltrop spent over ten years documenting cruising scenes in abandoned warehouses along Manhattan's West Side piers, during the sex-crazed post-Stonewall, pre-AIDS era.
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Phoenix looked more like Lord Farquaad or Finn Wolfhard's dad than the Dark Knight's crazed nemesis, dressed in a button-up and a green jacket and sporting a bad Prince Valiant haircut.
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I don't believe this is because I'm a closeted crazed killer, though parents and conservative family action groups are certainly going to have a heyday discussing the impact of violent VR games.
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Before they took New York Fashion Week by cleavage-baring, fur-lined, paparazzi-crazed storm, the Kardashians were just girls trying to find their sartorial footing in matching outfits styled by Mom.
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No one asked to see Big Narstie head out into the Lincolnshire wilderness to fight (but not fuck) with a bunch of history and sex-crazed fiends and encounter some local slang.
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Critics, however, saved most of their praise for Ranveer Singh's portrayal of Alauddin Khilji, the crazed Muslim invader who is the anti-thesis to the virtuous Rajput king played by Shahid Kapur.
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We live in a world of dictators who make the world's breath pause with their crazed ideas ... And we have the chance to make Europe a bit more social, peaceful and just.
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Left mostly unchecked, it has allowed your personal information to be mishandled by shady organizations without direct consent, and it has amplified election-morphing propaganda and crazed voices in your News Feed.
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Besides wanting to get the low-down on their new record I also needed to know what I—an intellectual and a novice—could expect once these sex-crazed aces began strumming.
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She also fantasizes about the sex lives of Aunt Viv and her friends, another example of Rathbone's artful critique of a youth-crazed culture in which middle-aged women are mostly invisible.
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Tommy Williams, a politician in the small town of Graceville near the Alabama border, was once asked if he rooted for the Gators or the Seminoles in this college-football-crazed state.
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He shot them both in the back as they tried to get back in, and my other daughter saw him with the gun staring at them, not crazed, just angry, she said.
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But he has of course repeatedly referred to the "Fake News Media" as "crazed lunatics" and "the enemy of the people," including as recently as Wednesday — the same day Hasson was arrested.
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I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the iPhone X to my tech-crazed friends in Silicon Valley, but the iPhone 8 is just as fast while being simpler and more familiar to use.
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After all, the occult revival of the 19th century revolved around absinthe and opium dens, and the second big occult revival happened during the drug-crazed days of the 1960s and 70s.
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When a raid on a gang-infested Manila slum goes wildly awry, Manigan and her fellow officers battle to extricate themselves from a constantly replenishing army of crazed opponents and maddened residents.
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It's a yes from gaysploitation, a subgenre, rooted in the sex-crazed work of Russ Meyer and Doris Wishman, that overflows with stereotypes behaving badly, like mincing villains and killer drag queens.
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" Mr. Trump added, "Therefore, based on both Media & Democrat Crazed and Irrational Hostility, we will no longer consider Trump National Doral, Miami, as the Host Site for the G-7 in 2020.
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" Mr. Trump added: "Therefore, based on both Media & Democrat Crazed and Irrational Hostility, we will no longer consider Trump National Doral, Miami, as the Host Site for the G-7 in 2020.
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"Based on both Media & Democrat Crazed and Irrational Hostility, we will no longer consider Trump National Doral Miami as the Host Site for the G-7 in 2020," Trump tweeted on Saturday.
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Regulators around the world — deeply suspicious of the sort of adrenaline-crazed, rule-bending tactics that had come to define Deutsche Bank — also pushed banks to lessen their reliance on borrowed funds.
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Verging on architecture, "By the Yard" (which has wonderful areas of coarse, crazed embroidery) and "Passengers" almost require wedging yourself between the panels to see the four-sided progressions of linked images.
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"What's going on in the government is so extreme, that people who have no history of overwhelming psychological trauma still feel crazed by this," said Stephanie Engel, a psychiatrist in Cambridge, Mass.
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With its bulging hood fashioned to look like it could barely contain the massive machinery underneath, the Viper looked like it had been cobbled together by power-crazed madmen in a garage.
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Mike Royko's classic "Boss": a sketch of Richard J. Daley and his Chicago that reads like a crazed postmodern novel and brought back all kinds of happy memories of my Chicago childhood.
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"Only in the minds of crazed liberals is it funny to drag a 13-year-old child into the impeachment nonsense," Trump campaign national press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said in a statement.
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LANDFALL By Thomas Mallon Our current presidency is more like fiction than ever seemed possible — a postmodern black comedy with a crazed protagonist hellbent on blurring all lines between fantasy and reality.
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Picking at the scab of respectability, she reveals a football-crazed culture of misogyny and entitlement that resulted in the brutal abuse of an unwary teenager too inebriated to recall her ordeal.
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The magazine "routinely depicted Clinton as crazed, diseased, near death, an ISIS-supporting traitor, a liar, a blackmailer, corrupt and a member of a crime family," Jack Shafer wrote for Politico Magazine.
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O'Donnell of Technalysis Research believes that with the next iPhone, Apple might even introduce a $1,000-plus "ultra-premium device for the real Apple-crazed folks out there who want to stand out."
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Rather than propping up the medium it increasingly strips for parts, the brand-crazed engine of megabudget filmmaking more often works to further sideline animation as a stopgap or supplement to live action.
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Round three, finally, saw the two blood-crazed light heavyweights meet in the center of the Octagon and bludgeon each other with looping hooks, rocket-fuelled uppercuts and even a few spinning attacks.
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The text on the wall describes the work, in its all crazed, over-brimming totality, as something akin to a circus spectacle, at which we might stand, marvel, wonder, and point a finger.
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But "Toni Erdmann" pulls it off by maintaining a balance between crazed, comical scenes and more subdued moments; the actors, too, manage these changes in mood with an impressive precision and comic timing.
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Four years after Margot Robbie brought the iconic DC Comics character Harley Quinn to the big screen with "Suicide Squad," the crazed flame of the Joker is back and things have certainly changed.
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When China's business and policy elite ponders the trade war, it is not uncommon to hear Mr Trump described as a pragmatic businessman under the control of a cabal of crazed economic nationalists.
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While Blue Bottle has certainly built up a strong brand around the coffee elite, it needs to convince the world outside of caffeine-crazed metropolitan areas that it's a better option that Starbucks.
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Barry joins other millennials who have foregone romance, bucking the stereotype that today's young people are sex-crazed monsters who stumble around in public, swiping left and right on sordid apps like Tinder.
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The fan pictured may not have known ... security in Taylor's Tribeca apartment building is at the ready after a crazed fan got inside the building and even on the roof on multiple occasions.
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From a self-taught actress and a military medic to a baseball-crazed statistician and plasma physics scholar, the backgrounds of people who have found their way to data science jobs is broad.
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Leicester Journal LEICESTER, England — Soccer-crazed, working-class Leicester is verging on one of those ridiculous seasons, an unimaginable championship that was given worse betting odds at the start than finding Elvis alive.
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Reportedly reluctant to take up the role, Melania stayed in New York for Barron's spring semester in prep school, avoiding the kind of spotlight that could deflect attention from her publicity-crazed husband.
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The site has now released data surrounding the World Cup and, surprise, traffic dropped the most in the finalist countries with a pretty sizable dip across the rest of the soccer-crazed world.
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A highlight of Obama's visit comes Tuesday when he joins Castro and a crowd of baseball-crazed Cubans for a game between the beloved national team and Major League Baseball's Tampa Bay Rays.
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Last year, she played a sex-crazed, serial killing vampire on the latest season of the popular horror anthology TV series, American Horror Story—a role that earned her a Golden Globe award.
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In basketball-crazed North Carolina, the withdrawal of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) tournament games and the National Basketball Association All-Star game, which had been awarded to Charlotte, reverberated throughout the state.
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Ms. Lewis, speaking by telephone, recalled the crazed "Don Knotts scream" she lets loose in an early campfire scene, like the opening bell of her escalating assault on Kathryn's overly well-laid plans.
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But she also had an aptitude for art and made proficient copies of illustrations in the books she was reading, whether of European royalty or of crazed Romantic lovers wandering through the forest.
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Surely there's a better way to do this — maybe Tokyo's new Kusama Museum is onto something — but in the Instagram-crazed culture we live in, Kusama fever isn't dying down anytime soon. 16.
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Twitter lit up with crazed sex-robot memes last month after images of a new sex doll styled as an Instagram model (swollen lips, thick thighs and an athleisure-lingerie uniform) went viral.
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Ms. Malone was 21969 and had been in Hollywood for 19743 years when she was cast as Marylee Hadley, a spoiled, sex-crazed young Texas oil heiress, in "Written on the Wind" (21974).
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Throughout the media storm that ensued, Guess was portrayed as a walking stereotype: a brassy, sex-crazed drama queen, a love-struck teen, a cougar, but never as fully cognizant of any wrongdoing.
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But, after a few months of typing up these slightly crazed non-stories, what did begin to bother me was the faux-concerned—even faux-feminist—slant that the publication was increasingly taking.
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What the terrified thousands who witnessed the stabbing, and the many thousands who turned out for Mayor Pawel Adamowicz's funeral on Saturday experienced, was not simply the act of a crazed lone wolf.
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Bin Laden sapped America's confidence, wove fear into the nation's fabric, and inspired a metastasizing form of jihadi fanaticism that continues to terrorize the West in the crazed pursuit of a restored caliphate.
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Devine is predictably funny; he braves the below-the-belt digs from Jexi and other characters in the film like his crazed boss, Kai (Michael Peña) and Denice with his signature underdog grin.
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He manages to be manically sex-crazed, entirely self-obsessed, and still the best that a Yelper can be, giving an informed review of an establishment from a refreshingly assertive place of narcissism.
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In a way this is a good thing, since Corbyn probably isn't a threat to the liberal order, and in this Trump-crazed moment we could use a little less hyperventilating about politics.
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It would be easy to chalk the ContraPoints affair up to an example of "cancel culture" gone too far — a symptom of the crazed radical left's deficit of empathy and appetite for blood.
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As for the turkey, it is so mild that it will probably be of surpassing interest only to those who don't eat beef or pork who've been dragged along by brisket-crazed friends.
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"When you mix jealousy, deceit and just an absolute crazed woman so worried about [Elvis] stealing her husband, that is when unnatural things happen," Senior Assistant Solicitor Nancy Livesay said, according to the outlet.
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After a quick, delicious tempura dinner I returned to my dwarf hotel room, only moderately worse for alcoholic wear, and asked myself the obvious question: Is Japan the most food-crazed nation on earth?
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The crazed cat seemed to go out of its way to maul some of the panicked villagers, and at one point an undersized dog gave chase, but the leopard was already on the move.
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But it was also the year of Reefer Madness, the infamous propaganda film that depicted pot as a precursor to lunacy and murder; its users were crazed buffoons to be laughed at or pitied.
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Her exasperated sighs, panicked energy, and crazed stares into her recreations when the end product doesn't meet her expectations make up the self-destructive passion that everyone's felt at least once in their lives.
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Some Life Lessons: Only one this week: When you feel the urge to buy a haunted house built by an art-crazed 18th century dandy on land inhabited by blood-thirsty demon colonists, don't.
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In his place was a crazed cartoon killer, lumpy with muscles like a real-life Small Soldiers figurine, gleefully laying waste to entire villages in a sea of blood and guns and overwhelming testosterone.
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President Donald Trump called shoppers threatening to boycott Home Depot "vicious and totally crazed" in a series of tweets on Tuesday, and he urged his followers to "fight" for the company cofounder Bernie Marcus.
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Imogen, her commitment to Posthumus total, wants nothing to do with the childish Cloten (brought to crazed life by Christopher Geary, who attacks the role with fervor and gives it a quirkily asexual style).
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Robbins, who grew up around firearms and keeps a loaded shotgun leaning on the wall next to his bed, said that, before Sunday, he had a lot more to worry about than crazed gunmen.
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They're not alone: National Socialists, Oath Keepers, the whole alphabet soup of testosterone-crazed haters are (within their own considerable limits) better organized and more genuinely threatening than the Kluxers could hope to be.
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The prosecution and tabloid media cast me as a femme fatale, a sex-crazed she-devil who murdered my roommate in a drug- and/or jealousy-fueled rage during a sex game gone wrong.
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But the beach-crazed country with a strong competitive swimming program invested heavily in coaching and talent, converting the squad into one capable of giving the Eastern European giants of the game a scare.
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Now children in this country go to school every day knowing that they are not safe, that a crazed predator could show up at any moment with an assault rifle and cut them down.
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In the aftermath of the shooting at the Republican congressional baseball practice, there have been some pretty blatant expressions by Republicans of blaming the left for the crazed actions of a gun-toting lunatic.
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Mr. Paul, a libertarian whose own father, former Representative Ron Paul, has called the Bush-Cheney approach a "crazed neocon foreign policy," is among the most vocal opponents in Congress of armed foreign intervention.
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"Desperate and defensive, Trump sends one crazed tweet after another — insinuating that the whistleblower should be executed, threatening to prosecute the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, warning direly of civil war," Biden said.
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It shouldn't be surprising that the last and most important games of a sport's season would be more crazed with need than the fifth game of the NBA season, but also baseball is baseball.
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But there are no such basketball bloodlines in China, now the NBA's biggest foreign market, and even fewer ties to India, the cricket-crazed subcontinent that the league has targeted for its next growth spurt.
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According to James Jude Courtney, the guy who plays Myers in the upcoming Halloween film, he learned how to get into character as a crazed murderer from a professional—as in, an actual, professional hitman.
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Soleri's idea that the city is best conceived as a new type of biological organism may sound like the ravings of a crazed artist who spent a bit too much time alone in the desert.
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The Verdict: Honestly, Dunham seems to have been through an awful lot lately, so I will pretend to be a good person instead of an internet-crazed hobgoblin and give this one to her. Sorry?
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To honor the late host of Paradise Garage's "Saturday Mass" parties, Alba fabricated a series of masks of Levan's face and distributed them among partygoers, who were then photographed at clubs in dance-crazed euphoria.
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Soccer-crazed fans are reportedly drinking some restaurants and bars around the Kremlin and Red Square dry, with some establishments having to wait up to a day before getting a delivery to restock, Reuters reported.
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Aside from straight adaptations, like Universal Studios' 229 epic Frankenstein, the story of the crazed scientist and his lab-created, love-hungry monster has been played with since the book was first published in 21826.
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Unusually for a Westerner who has been living long-term in Japan, he's lost none of his youthful enthusiasm and manifests the same manic glee he once did as a jazz-mad, art-crazed undergraduate.
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As time passed, the collective would see members scornfully leave, face bullying and discrimination accusations, and receive complaints from neighbors about crazed fans and dangerous pranks wreaking havoc on the West Hollywood community they inhabited.
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But a recent tweet from the President — in which he referred to former White House aide Omarosa Manigault-Newman as a "crazed, crying lowlife" and a "dog" — has angered the horror master more than usual.
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The killers all seem to suffer from the same zombie-like symptoms — they appear crazed and inhuman and are trying to eat the flesh of the living — as well as a skin rash and boils.
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It isn't about ads or marketing or bad jokes on morning TV. No, the true meaning of Star Wars is fighting like crazed battle droids over which of the movies are better than the others.
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Seattle, by various measures — not least that fans of the Seahawks can trigger with their roars and stomping feet actual small earthquakes in the area around that team's football stadium — is a sports-crazed town.
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This work is a stage-set-like installation of two sides of an old mansard-roofed Victorian mansion and behind it, the dense, somewhat crazed passel of scaffolding and weights that hold it in place.
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This one may not make much sense, but — like a demented old film noir or a Shonda Rhimes show at its crazed best — "Girl" doesn't falter in its absurdity or commitment to its own seriousness.
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The stakes, moreover, couldn't be higher, with a crazed anarchist, part of a group known as The Apostles, seeking the means to make nuclear bombs, leaving it to Hunt and company to track them down.
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While the shop is already popular with sugar-crazed foodies for its traditional handcrafted churros accompanied by sauces like Nutella and dulce de leche, these new creations are bringing the tiny shop even more attention.
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When I watched my reaction to a missing detail, I just saw myself as going into boss/wedding planner mode...but others saw a crazed lunatic panicked over picture frames that they'd assumed meant nothing.
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Like in a classic video game, there are traps, pitfalls, and other obstacles, but just like in life, there is an inner drive to keep moving through a crazed maze designed by an unknown architect.
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Other than its ability to confer bragging rights, which seems a dubious distinction among already status-crazed students and parents, U.S. News seems in danger of becoming an anachronism as long as it ignores outcomes.
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The résumé, which was leaked and shared widely online this week, has provoked a mix of fascination, indignation and debate about whether children in China's test-crazed education system are being raised as soulless strivers.
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Living up to the degenerate tag in his own crazed way (see the self-portraits in which he reminds one of a drunk troll in his underwear), Kippenberger was equal parts Picabia and Andy Kaufman.
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The lines are thick with rapid-fire leaps to high and low extremes; sustained tones delivered in wobbling vibrato; explosions of skittish notes that sound like crazed bird calls; cackling that morphs into manic laughter.
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But it's Cumberbatch, solving every crime with a crazed twinkle in the eye (and often a literal skip in his step), who really dances through the role many British actors before him have taken on.
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Adam Scott, the Adelaide native and former world No. 1, recently challenged Australia's sports-crazed public to refrain from rooting for Woods and to instead support the underdog Internationals, which counts three Australian team members.
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Critics make it seem like the program's $2 billion budget goes to a handful of climate-crazed computer modelers, and that moving earth science from NASA would just be an exercise in pushing desks around.
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Jeff Buhler's script reveals too much too soon in a moodily photographed prologue showing a crazed killer mowed down by police while his latest victim escapes with one hand fewer than when she was snatched.
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It was there on August of 2017 we saw Klansmen and white supremacists and neo-Nazis come out in the open, their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging, and bearing the fangs of racism.
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For most people, bitcoin and other digital currencies looks like a solution in need of a problem—a technological end-run around big banks and big government that interests only geeks, drug dealers, and crazed libertarians.
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The scene — which involved a newborn baby and a mob of crazed fans — may have been dubbed the most intense cinematic moment of 2017, but it sounds like the 2018 remake of Suspiria may give Mother!
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Normally it is the NHL that rules supreme in hockey crazed Toronto but with the sad sack Maple Leafs languishing at the bottom of the NHL standings the All-Star extravaganza has been a welcome distraction.
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Enter: journalist and proto-explorer Aurora Lane (no relation to Lois Lane), who must learn to live with the profound injustice of being woken up by a half-crazed man convinced he's in love with her.
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Variety's report refers to Robbie's Harley as a "crazed supervillain," which is accurate, but also means this news of a movie based on an all-female superhero team is leading with the reveal of the villain.
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He was almost murdered as a baby and then lives out much of his life as an unpaid socially isolated bell ringer in a cathedral with a crazed religious dude as his boss, befriending personified gargoyles.
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The video, above, shows the cube in an unsolved position and then the actuators jump into action, slamming squares into place like some kind of crazed version of Will Smith's character in The Pursuit of Happyness.
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Meanwhile, on an improbable billion-dollar secret space station, a gene-splicing experiment goes wrong for the hilariously unethical corporation Energyne, and a crazed, car-sized rat rips its way out of the company's space-lab.
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The generous 9 minutes and 11 seconds that Crayola managed to livestream on Facebook consisted of several crayon-crazed employees talking to America's youth using those cutesy voices one uses to chat with an incoherent baby.
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At the time, and often since, I have experienced internal horror at the thought of finding out that a crazed person with easy access to a gun had ended their lives while I was at work.
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With over a combined 282,000 National Hockey League career wins the thought of Brodeur or Burke manning the crease would inspire confidence among hockey crazed Canadians that a third consecutive gold medal was an almost certainty.
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When her husband was shot by a crazed assassin in 1981 she fiercely guarded the President from top aides so that he could rest and so that the severity of his wounds would be kept private.
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Like many shows in this genre, its appeal lies in inviting its listeners along on its slightly crazed amateur detective journey, and it knows that to keep them going it has to muster some dramatic tension.
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While all of this is happening, an anarchic group known as the Children of Arkham is plotting ways to terrorize the city with an experimental drug that has the power to turn people into crazed killers.
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"I tend to eat similar meals every day, especially when I'm on set, as my work schedule is so crazed that I've tried eliminate as many nonessential decisions as I can from my day," she says.
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But I think if we all start with a few things that we agree on and then work from there, then there may be some hope of keeping guns out of the hands of crazed loners.
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President Trump kept up his attacks on his former White House aide, Omarosa Manigault Newman, calling her "that dog" and a "crazed, crying lowlife" in response to her allegations against him of mental deterioration and racism.
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The NBA in particular has seen success in China since it opened its first office outside of North America in 1992 in Hong Kong, with internet companies in the basketball-crazed nation competing for media content.
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As performed here, the shifts in "Jumalattaret" seemed just right, as the music segued from mellow moments of jazzy piano chords, wistful folk song and strands of filigreed passagework to crazed blasts that suggested hardcore rock.
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Heretical as it may sound, I skipped the poems and went straight to the stories — about the people, crazed cows, hooch-making, and more — which so vividly and viscerally bring home what's been lost to modernity.
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The fact that N.B.A.-crazed China is oft-cited as a fertile market for players interested in brand-building clearly hasn't changed that sentiment — not with less than two weeks of recovery time from the Sept.
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There was little wrestling with engine components in the garage, scant duct-taping of body panels out in the pits, and a dearth of crazed gesticulating from crew members trying to troubleshoot this or that problem.
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Art Review Before I paid much attention to photographers' credits in fashion magazines, I remember the wonderful shock of the slightly crazed, insuperably elegant photographs of foods or fading flowers that I often encountered in Vogue.
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"Only in the minds of crazed liberals is it funny to drag a 13-year-old child into the impeachment nonsense," Kayleigh McEnany, the press secretary for Mr. Trump's re-election campaign, said in a statement.
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" In an interview at the time of the book's publication, Mr. Powell told The Bennington Banner in Vermont, "I don't see myself as crazed or bomb-throwing, though I could be if driven into a corner.
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The fact that N.B.A.-crazed China is oft-cited as a fertile market for players interested in brand-building clearly hasn't changed that sentiment — not with less than two weeks of recovery time from the Sept.
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East Baton Rouge Parish Prison is where Louis Jonathan Fano, afflicted with bipolar disorder and haunted by demons, found himself on Halloween Eve 2016 after fleeing a Greyhound Bus and wandering city streets naked and crazed.
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Related: Inside Adult Swim's New Rotoscoped Sci-Fi Comedy 'Dream Corp LLC' Inside the Crazed World of Brad Neely's Harg Nallin' Sclopio Peepio What We Learned From the Animators of Dan Deacon's "When I Was Done Dying"
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He is one of the biggest stars ever to come out of Dominican Republic, a baseball-crazed nation that has sent hundreds of players to the major leagues, including stars Pedro Martinez, Vladimir Guerrero and Sammy Sosa.
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As a sort of baptism by fire, one of our first stops was an interracial cuckold porn shoot, where I saw the age-old stereotypes of black men as savage, sex-crazed beasts turned into XXX entertainment.
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More From Tonic: Health Crazed: Sound Baths That makes it comfortable, and it's actually done on purpose to absorb motion so that you don't wake up your partner when going to get a sandwich after you finish.
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Foy's character is clearly caught in a dark and unpleasant place, which may be reflective of her state of mind, or of the lax standards of a mental health ward that takes its direction from crazed stalkers.
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The author wrote a book about the murder, The Girl in Hitchcock's Shower, and asserted that the murderer was a crazed Pyscho fan who had actually plotted to kill Leigh's double and mixed the two women up.
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I still remember now, the tender underscore of his slow ballads fusing with this decrepit imagery of melting Mars Bars, shit stained toilets in run-down diners and the crazed, bulging, dying figure of the man himself.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said on Tuesday he would defeat a "crazed minority" determined to destabilize the country in his first public comments since opposition leader Juan Guaido defied him by returning home on Monday.
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Meanwhile, his counterpart, Like Mike, jumped around in this théâtre de l'absurde, snapping selfies with crazed fans, clapping his hands, and pouring vodka down their rabid gullets in a manner more commonly associated with VIP club antics.
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We broke the story ... Kelly's lawyer threatened to sue the network if it airs "Surviving R. Kelly" Thursday night, claiming the TV doc is packed with lies about him being a sex-crazed and abusive cult leader.
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Its ministers are always on the wrong side of votes, the euro zone can gang up on everyone else and the EU is turning into a federal superstate with a power-crazed Germany bossing everyone else around.
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The Haitians, whose soccer-crazed population has always fawned over Brazil and its South American rival Argentina, injected a sense of excitement into this match, even if they saw little of the ball in the opening stages.
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And even if Blister is the only crazed fan turned abductor with a shot at having his own role on a hit reality show, the book makes it clear that he is not alone in his delusions.
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Watch it nowAn all-star comedy cast brings laughs from start to finish when a casino tycoon gives six money-crazed contestants the chance to win $2 million in a race from Las Vegas to New Mexico.
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The reports contradict the explanation for the decision given in tweets by the president Saturday, in which he said he abandoned the plan because of what he called "crazed and irrational" hostility from Democrats and the media.
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The ultimate modernist diet is not insects, or even soylent, as certain crazed technocrats might like us to believe; the ingredients still come from somewhere, and that somewhere, sooner or later, will be destroyed as a result.
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It is a seasonal item that is only available from October 1 to December 31, and its short stint has inspired a cult following not unlike the crazed fans who follow the ribwich sandwich on The Simpsons.
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Now is surely not the time for Trump and his top cabinet officials (such as acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney) and proxies (Donald Trump Jr.) to claim that the coronavirus is being hyped by crazed Democrats.
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Every now and again, along comes somebody, or some new technology, or both, capable of taking this raw human material and shaping it into a crazed, baying, hypnotized mob that is convinced the Great Leader has come.
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CreditCreditPHOTOGRAPHS BY TAMIR KALIFA FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES MONTERREY, Mexico — Like many football-crazed boys, Luis Carranza grew up with a poster of Emmitt Smith, his hero, on his bedroom wall and vowed to emulate him.
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The latest entrant into the Instagram-crazed brunch scene is The Rolling Stone: Volume 2 (yes, that's a lot of name), a poached egg wrapped in prosciutto that's tucked into an avocado with shaved black truffle, Foodbeast reports.
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However, "it would be a terrible mistake to draw negative conclusions on Uzbekistan because of this one crazed individual," Frederick Starr, a Central Asia expert at Johns Hopkins University, told the radio program 143A in an interview today.
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There was a moment of silence in newsrooms across the country to remember the five people who were killed at the Annapolis Capital Gazette by a crazed gunman who hated the paper for writing about his past conviction.
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HOWARD KURTZ, HOST: Less than 72 hours ago, five people were killed in the newsroom of the Annapolis&apos Capital Gazette, victims of a crazed gunman who held a grudge against the paper since losing a defamation suit.
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Before I booted up Half-Life again last week, I hadn't realized how much I've come to take grinding, scavenging, and aimless wandering for granted, even when I'm supposedly chasing a crazed cultist or a league of supervillains.
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John Boyega will play Bigwig the bunny The first animated adaptation of the book came in 1978, and scarred countless younger viewers at the time with its brutal depictions of crazed rabbits, terrifying dogs, and cruel, callous humans.
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As she carried on (for Umm Abdou, played by his 11-year-old schoolfriend Rasha, was wilful, beautiful, full of half-crazed ideas, and never stopped talking), he would keep a lordly silence, occasionally stroking an imaginary beard.
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But she was distracted by the thrill of being on a plane, peering through the clouds at her receding home town and then landing in a new place—the city of Bosaso—less crazed and tense than Mogadishu.
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"The smaller independent brokers are fairly opportunistic and good at jumping on trends, so crazed market activity in anything to do with cryptocurrency and marijuana plays right into that ability," said Matt Skipp, president of SW8 Asset Management.
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During the Tuesday hearing, the Florida Republican had highlighted content posted on a page titled "Milkshakes against the Republican Party" that called for "crazed shooters" to target the GOP's congressional baseball team and attack the National Rifle Association.
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Now, as they prepare to settle their differences and reunite for a headlining gig at Coachella this year, you can't help but wonder: How ready is Guns N' Roses for the social media-crazed music scene of 113?
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Puerto Rico is a boxing-crazed country, has been a conveyor belt of talent in recent decades, and New York City — with its latino communities — has proven to be a winning city to host fights featuring Puerto Ricans.
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White Famous successfully makes a spectacle of the people running Hollywood behind the scenes — episode three goes to particular lengths to portray executives as sex-crazed — but in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal, even that feels weird.
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Brian was also suspected of involvement in the slaying, which he denied, claiming that Reali acted alone out of a crazed desire to get even because he had decided to break up with her the morning of Dianne's death.
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President Donald Trump derided billionaire Tom Steyer as a "wacky" and "crazed & stumbling lunatic" in a tweet Sunday, just days after the Democratic activist was one of the prominent liberals and Trump critics to be sent a suspicious package.
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The plot involves a pathogen intended to decimate half of the human race, the brainchild of a crazed billionaire (is there any other kind such movies?) who's convinced that to save the planet, Earth must significantly thin the herd.
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And a lot of people are naturally focusing on the everyday, what happens today, what happens tomorrow; the news cycle is so rushed and so crazed that it's almost like people are reacting in the moment, in a frenzy.
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We're at Jason's house in Nottingham and he's boiling himself a couple of morning eggs as we talk about the potential of a Jed Maxwell and Alan Partridge-like situation of being lured to a crazed super fan's house.
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The little guy with the mustache, omnipresent tuxedo, and horseshoe hair who conducted backstage interviews with crazed pro wrestlers in a sonorous voice which was equal parts radio announcer cool and barely restrained mock exasperation with everything around him.
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The president called her "that dog" and a "crazed, crying lowlife," while Ms. Manigault Newman stood by her claims and released a recording that she said proved that a member of the Trump family tried to buy her silence.
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The omnidirectional swirl of music, which also included percussion and distended keyboard tones, was the best live Stockhausen performance I've heard; it had all the crazed complexity of a work like "Gruppen," but with a clear dramatic through line.
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Despite his Sydney upbringing and former career in advertising, Mr. Morrison, 51, won in part by presenting himself as an Australian everyman — a rugby-crazed beer drinker who was the first prime minister to campaign in a baseball hat.
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And then there was the horrific shooting in El Paso where the crazed killer allegedly used the same word -- "invasion"-- as the President to describe immigrants in a manifesto before he prepared to murder innocent Mexicans in a Walmart.
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Viewership hit a record in snow-sport-crazed Sweden where 73 percent of the market tuned into Discovery's Kanal 5 channel to see Charlotte Kalla win the first gold medal of the Games, in the women's 7.5km + 7.5km skiathlon.
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Abroad, ethno-nationalism has already turned formerly democratic nations against liberal democracy entirely, and the overwhelmingly white American right-wing, crazed by America's rapid evolution toward a multiethnic society, seems intent on accomplishing the same feat here at home.
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And as I said before to you Laura, it&aposs not just Democrats, it&aposs not just some crazed Liberal pundits, they&aposre Republicans, your fellow Republicans that are raising these very legitimate questions based on his words and his actions.
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To the president and his supporters, the arguments from critics amount to sour grapes, an effort by an impeachment-crazed opposition to play down the success of a focused, successful clandestine operation that echoed the killing of Osama bin Laden.
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The move announced Wednesday comes as a major blow to station wagons, a body style that was ubiquitous in the years when baby boomers were still in knee pants, but which has all but vanished in today's SUV-crazed market.
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But the demand for avocados elsewhere has grown massively in recent years, particularly in the States, following the end of an import ban in 1997 and, more recently, a stampede of health-crazed clean eaters looking for a healthy-fat fix.
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In another crazed flurry, Bermudez—who often fights low with his head down and centre—threw a left jab which was handily slipped by Zombie to be met by perfectly-timed right uppercut to send Bermudez crumpled on the Octagon canvas.
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There's a pervasive hush and sense of stillness that lingers over the region of Gokseong, and scenes of brazen, crazed madness are often preceded by shots of tranquil mountain vistas whose lush, thickly forested landscapes increasingly feel smothering and secretive.
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Sure, a doughnut tastes great no matter what time of day it is, but the chain is luring in caffeine-crazed customers with a brand-new creation that's giving a whole new twist to its classic Coolattas: the Dunkin' Energy Punch.
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Their trek from Texas to Australia is complicated by the explosion from last week, one that gets slightly more context this episode — the opening scene shows a crazed Frenchman blow up a submarine in the South Pacific — but remains a curiosity.
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Last year's launch of Lensa came despite an earlier focus shift for the startup to b2b, after the style transfer craze that had powered its namesake app's 2016 virality appeared on the cusp of being crazed (and, well, cloned) to death.
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If it was a Conservative that said what "crazed" Mika Brzezinski stated on her show yesterday, using a certain horrible term, that person would be banned permanently from television.... ....She will probably be given a pass, despite their terrible ratings.
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You thought that a man without a crazed look in his eyes would be the right husband, but perhaps a marriage should be more like an illness that the couple agrees to submit to so that they can recover together.
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He's a master at dressing up cries for help with mind-twisting production and crazed vocal inflections that can distract from the point, a musical expression of the lived impulse to deal with his problem by further submerging himself in it.
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You follow the damning trail of clothes, cans, and greasy pizza boxes from your bed to the kitchen, and raid the cupboards for anything, anything carb-based in a crazed attempt to banish your hangover before that 9 o'clock staff meeting.
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Galt MacDermot, who composed the score for "Hair," the tribal rock musical that shocked mainstream theatergoers as it celebrated the drug-crazed, free-love, antiwar rebellious energy of hippies in the 1960s, died on Monday at his home in Staten Island.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Opposition leader Juan Guaido held talks with Venezuela's public sector unions on Tuesday about staging strikes to help bring down the government, as President Nicolas Maduro said a "crazed minority" bent on destabilizing the country would be defeated.
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"If we do go down that road, we have to protect our players from — my words — a crazed attorney general who says he will prosecute violations of the law involving marijuana and he doesn't care what individual states say," Roberts added.
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It was his first competitive start as a pro in this sports-crazed region, and the fans could not have been more exuberant if the ninth threesome off the 10th tee had been Bob Gibson, Kurt Warner and Brett Hull.
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And days ago, Mr. Trump called a former White House official, Omarosa Manigault Newman, "that dog" and a "crazed, crying lowlife" on Twitter after she alleged in a publicity campaign for her new book that his mental state had deteriorated.
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We got Post Sunday outside of NYC's Greenwich Hotel, where our camera guy broke it to him that a crazed gunman shot up a mall and a Walmart in El Paso this weekend -- which claimed 20 lives and injured numerous others.
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Just watch: From the look of it, the movie is a CG-crazed version of The African Queen, with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson playing Bogart and Emily Blunt doing some kind of Buster Keaton-level slapstick gags with a ladder.
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" In response to a tweet by the President referring to her as "crazed and incompetent," San Juan mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz told CNN's Erin Burnett "the President lives in an alternate world where he tries to pin people against one another.
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In remembering Marie, his Paul was visibly tormented, with a voice occasionally made ugly by melancholy; and in chasing Marietta he was foolish and crazed, throwing himself over furniture in what amounted to a cardio workout atop heldentenor high notes.
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I knew we were a gun-crazed, violent culture, but realizing some disturbed man could just walk into a store, buy a handgun and gun down one of the greatest artistic forces in history, well, it filled me with anger.
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No revelations, however damning, are likely to shake Trump's hold on his political base glued together by his claim, last made in Kentucky Monday night, that the Democratic tactics are the "crazed" actions of a party seeking to overturn an election.
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One of the best baseball players to come out of the soccer-crazed nation of the Netherlands, van der Meer played shortstop at Lamar University in Division I and was drafted last year by the Houston Astros in the 34th round.
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For Americans used to sharing the sports firmament with a constellation of compatriots, it can be hard to grasp the intensity of the spotlight that the No. 21986 ranking attracts in sport-crazed countries where worldbeaters are farther and fewer between.
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Would they have inspired, for example, a gunman to "self-investigate" a theorized child-sex-trafficking operation based in a Washington pizza parlor, driven by a belief in a food-based code of communication invented in a frenzy of crazed epiphany?
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"Based on both Media & Democrat Crazed and Irrational Hostility, we will no longer consider Trump National Doral, Miami, as the Host Site for the G-22018 in 2020," Trump tweeted just 30 minutes after he defended the decision on Twitter.
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In his most extensive remarks since an official impeachment inquiry opened against Donald Trump, Joe Biden accused the president of "crazed" behavior and abuse power for pressuring the leader of Ukraine to investigate the former vice president and his son.
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Mahesh Agarwal, Berwick Academy, Exeter, N.H.: "Oryx and Crake" by Margaret Atwood and "Chinese Scientist Claims to Use Crispr to Make First Genetically Edited Babies" A mass-distributed drug has eradicated Homo Sapiens—an inefficient, violent and sex-crazed people.
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Other's weren't so psyched on the collaboration—whether they were liberal Rick and Morty fans who can't stand the rapper's ties to Trump, or Kanye stans who are afraid of running into Szechuan Sauce–crazed Redditors on the next tour.
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The actor pulled off the ultimate prank on Monday when he played the part of a crazed fan while meeting up with Hill in New York City's West Village – and luckily for all of us, the hilarious moment was caught on camera.
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This idolization obviously bodes well for Ivanka, who just got a bevy of lucrative trademarks approved by the Chinese government, and with them the ability to sell a whole slew of products bearing her name to crazed fangirls sometime in the future.
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Another specter hangs over "The Theoretical Foot" — the fevered, crazed suffering of a man we read of in short, very occasional italicized passages, whose unnamed malady will lead to the amputation of his leg and tormenting phantom pain, hence the novel's odd title.
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American Satan is mostly preoccupied with Johnny's descent into the classic pitfalls of rock n roll stardom, including sex, drugs, and accidentally killing a crazed racist in a "Stand Your Ground" state, thereby becoming an unwilling hero to gun-toting conservatives across America.
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"We saw Klansmen and white supremacists and neo-Nazis come out in the open, their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging, and bearing the fangs of racism, chanting the same anti-Semitic bile heard across Europe in the 30s," Biden said.
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Before I went to the Gathering, long before I even listened to ICP's music, I had read stories about gruesome murders, crazed Juggalos wielding hatchets and demanding to hear their songs on pop radio stations, and of course the Waffle House brawl.
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Sometimes the battles that took place at the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop were not so visible as a threat scribbled on a piece of paper and mailed to the store or a crazed stranger lurking outside the store and holding a rock.
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Everyone knows you have nuclear weapons for the sole purpose of not using them and Trump not knowing that—and acting like a crazed Facebook uncle in a meeting with a foreign policy expert—suggests he's even less knowledgeable than many assume.
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If people know one track of Weezy's, it's this one, and their impression of him is as it should be: He is an otherworldly, mischief-making, sex-crazed sprite, popping bottles and careening through hip-hop as he remakes it in his image.
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First, there's this brilliant photoshopped cover of the 1992 thriller classic starring Whitney Houston as a pop star with a crazed stalker (that would be Bey in this image) and Kevin Costner as secret service agent Frank Farmer, assigned to look after her.
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In 1983, he made a career comeback in the Martin Scorsese-directed The King of Comedy, in which he played a Johnny Carson-like TV host who is kidnapped and held ransom by two crazed fans, played by Robert DeNiro and Sandra Bernhard.
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There's nothing here concerning flat, saturated color and crazed composition that Sarah Charlesworth and Sandy Skoglund didn't already do in the mid '80s, and TOILETPAPER's supposedly outrageous compositional pop shock was more exuberantly communicated by Tom Wesselmann and James Rosenquist in the '60s.
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The trailer shows as the player decides to stop popping pills and starts to see the world as it really is, watching as the "pinata" he smashes open reveals itself as a rat, smashed to bits and eaten up by crazed co-workers.
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There's no need to be elbow to jowl in big-box stores on Black Friday in this great day in age, especially not Kohl's, where all their great deals are available away from the crazed shoppers and within the safety of your home.
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Similar questions arise about almost everyone else Mokhtar encounters during this escape, from various members of militias resisting Houthi rebels—men in tank tops and tracksuits who wave guns with abandon—to crazed prisoners who have soiled themselves in crammed, makeshift cells.
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"While people, unarmed, innocent were inside a club getting absolutely massacred by a crazed gunman there were a bunch of people ... with guns, with the training and capability to take that shooter out," Solomon Radner, attorney for the plaintiffs, told the outlet.
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Just as Ken Starr and impeachment-crazed conservatives in the House pushed it way too far and made laughingstocks of themselves, succumbing to Clinton Derangement Syndrome, so the alt-right allows Hillary to have an easy target that occludes the Clintons' own transgressions.
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Australia is a sports-crazed nation, and because it has turned out so many celebrated players (Rod Laver, Roy Emerson, Ken Rosewall, Margaret Smith Court, Evonne Goolagong Cawley, Pat Cash, Patrick Rafter, the list goes on), tennis is central to its sporting identity.
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On this late-but-great edition of Waypoint 101, Austin and Rob are joined by regular Waypoint freelancers Cameron Kunzelman and Dante Douglas for a deep dive on Mad Max, Avalanche's 2015 open world game based on the post-apocalyptic, car-crazed world.
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It's installed between a drawing by the same artist of fleshy, red-tinged tourists squeezed behind a fence, and a painting by Mathis Gasser called Nobuo Takahashi, a depiction of a crazed character from a manga by Minetaro Mochizuki called Dragon Head.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A "crazed woman" who threw live crickets and worms all over a crowded subway car in New York claimed the bug-throwing was a performance art stunt gone horribly wrong and was subsequently arrested by the NYPD.
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"When you give a crazed, crying lowlife a break, and give her a job at the White House, I guess it just didn't work out," he wrote on Tuesday morning, one of nine tweets or retweets from his account on the subject.
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Naples Journal NAPLES — Above the throng shoving its way along Via dei Tribunali, this pizza-crazed city's historic pizza thoroughfare, Antonio Borrelli leaned over the fake lemons hanging from the "Balcony of Song" above Antica Pizzeria Gino Sorbillo and dared sing something else.
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Meanwhile, anyone who imagines that amateurs packing heat can be counted on to save everyone from a crazed killer with a semiautomatic weapon — as opposed to shooting one another or third parties in the confusion — has seen too many bad action movies.
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Some of the nation's most influential corporations openly attacked the law; the N.C.A.A. said it would stop hosting championship events in this sports-crazed state; and the Justice Department, under President Barack Obama, brought what could have become a momentous civil rights lawsuit.
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We may reject the version of Lenin and the Bolsheviks as crazed demons and choose to see them as well-intentioned people trying to build a better world out of a crisis, but we must work out how to avoid their failures.
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The tales of Rick, a crazed scientific genius, his grandson Morty, and their travels through space and time move so quickly and are such a mishmash of physics, pseudoscientific jargon and pop-culture references that merely keeping up is heavy mental exercise.
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Each of the eight episodes focuses on a different individual's journey (based on true stories) — a conventional immigrant journey with just a dash of the absurd: the pre-teen motel manager, the raffle-crazed single mom, Zachary Quinto in a highly disturbing wig.
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He backed a British exit from the European Union on a whim — in the expectation it would be rejected — and has since become a pawn of the Brexit ultras, the crazed little-England monomaniacs who have now delivered him to 10 Downing Street.
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He followed the roar of the crowd to dark, violent places, becoming ever more crazed and isolated and self-destructive, egged on by the egotist and erstwhile White House strategist Steve Bannon but really led by his own puerile and insatiable ego.
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The video begins with Biden speaking straight to the camera about Charlottesville, Virginia, where white supremacists rallied two years ago — "their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging, and bearing the fangs of racism," Biden says as footage of the riots appears on screen.
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So it's noteworthy that, on Saturday evening, two days after making the announcement, Trump backed down: ....Therefore, based on both Media & Democrat Crazed and Irrational Hostility, we will no longer consider Trump National Doral, Miami, as the Host Site for the G-7 in 2020.
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Whether it's the epithets tossed her way with sudden abandon ("cunt" and "bitch" from well-heeled visitors) or the crazed mob that corrupts her Crate + Barrel crusade, a liminal space emerges wherein the verity of victimhood and the hilarity of martyrdom compete for our attention.
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In a particularly crazed text exchange, I told him that if I didn't find an apartment, I'd have to move home to New Jersey, and that freaked me the hell out because I really liked him and I didn't know where that would leave us.
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President Trump blasted Omarosa Manigault-Newman as a "crazed, crying lowlife" on Tuesday morning and went so far as to call her a "dog," rapidly escalating the already heated battle between the president and the reality TV star who made her name on his show.
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Whatever he decides to do, it sounds like we'll continue to be graced with his increasingly crazed Larry-style curls and beautiful, bowling ball physique until his glorious spirit finally flees his corporeal form and goes on to feast on rum ham in the afterlife.
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Wheatley's past films —" the dark comedy Sightseers, the genre-defying slasher Kill List, the weird black-and-white micro-project A Field In England —" come together in this film, which is crazed and violent, image-driven and a moral lesson, and just plain strange.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry arrived in Wellington, New Zealand, after a three-hour flight from Sydney, Australia, to kick off the final leg of their 16-day tour, and the crowds were just as crazed as they were in Melbourne to meet them.
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For his historic trip to Cuba, President Obama took two guests sure to make a strong connection with baseball-crazed fans on the island: Rachel Robinson, the widow of Jackie Robinson, who broke the color barrier in the major leagues, and the Robinsons' daughter, Sharon.
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" The previous day, he had fought back more vociferously, complaining on Twitter about what he termed "Presidential Harassment by 'crazed' Democrats," as well as unfair treatment at the hands of "the most vicious and corrupt Mainstream Media that any president has ever had to endure.
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However, rather antithetically to their drink and drug-crazed reputation, before the world of the Butthole Surfers existed, Haynes was on a fast-track route to being a successful accountant, and guitarist Paul Leary was inches away from a masters degree in business administration.
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Just waking up in the middle of the night and seeing these crazed dudes, the only light being from the window from the door, the fluorescent lights outside, and seeing these dudes holding a burning crack rock, fingers burning—where the fuck am I?
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Thursday's "30 for 30" rerun examines another natural disaster that hit a baseball-crazed city: the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, which struck the Bay Area as its teams — the San Francisco Giants and the Oakland Athletics — warmed up for Game 3 of the World Series.
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They join an earlier defector, the flailing, floppy-haired Boris Johnson, a man who is half-crazed by his repeated failure to become the Conservative Party's leader and who is desperate to grasp at his last chance, even if it means undermining the country.
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In "Multiple Maniacs" (1970) and "Female Trouble" (1974), Mr. Waters enlisted his clown-alien drag muse Divine to shock audiences with subversive story lines that — to the outrage of the growing gay rights movement — helped gaysploitation emerge in the post-Stonewall, sleaze-crazed '70s.
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Outside, a new drug has turned the city into a battleground where crazed addicts and punk dealers viciously collide; and when a vulnerable teenager (Sierra McCormick) seeks sanctuary from the enraged owners of the drugs she has stolen, the vets prepare for one last stand.
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The carousing at a seedy tavern, where the crazed Wozzeck shows up after stabbing Marie, was all the more eerie for the multilayered setting and the ominous costumes (by Greta Goiris), with the crowd in gas masks, a bitter premonition of the war to come.
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Since the stamp's first two owners are average-enough men, this short book could have been even more compact: It is only once the stamp travels to Europe that the truly crazed and crazy collectors appear and Barron's detailed attention to each one pays off.
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In a city as pizza-crazed as New York, pizza wars erupt with some regularity, from dollar slice joints battling for customers in Manhattan to a Mafia-tinted dispute over a stolen sauce recipe between a pizza shop in Brooklyn and another on Staten Island.
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A man in a doctor's office is reading an eye chart that says, in letters of diminishing size, "I am an insane eye doctor and I am going to kill you now"; behind him a crazed doctor prepares to attack him with a knife.
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One of the first onstage uses of an electric spotlight brought to life a sunrise in "Le Prophète"; for its scandalous ballet for the sex-crazed ghosts of nuns, "Robert le Diable" featured perhaps the first realistically moonlit — that is, lit from above — night.
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Bill Paxton's directorial debut is a slow-building, flashback-filled gothic thriller about a crazed widower (Paxton) who's gripped with the belief that he's been instructed by angels to kill "sinful" strangers—and who recruits his two young sons to help him with his murder spree.
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One inevitably wonders what happens now in Casspi's basketball-crazed homeland, which had been eagerly awaiting the sight of Casspi, who turns 30 in June, stepping onto the biggest stage in the sport as a member of the team that two championships in the last three seasons.
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On Twitter, Trump cited the "Crazed and Irrational Hostility" from the media and the Democrats -- two of his favorite targets -- for forcing him to consider other locations, such as the US government-owned Camp David, which is the very location President Obama held the G7 in 0003.
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Here are a few meals that might kill me: Although there's always the real threat of contracting a norovirus or being hunted by a crazed chef I gave a bad review, I'm not exactly parachuting into forest fires or ice-road trucking on the work clock.
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In this sense, the movie riffs on the opening of "Lady Sings the Blues," in which a dazed and crazed Holiday, charged with possession of heroin, goes through a tormenting withdrawal, only to be saved by her soon-to-be-husband, Louis McKay (Billy Dee Williams).
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And Mr. Laurie, a brilliant comedian — from "Blackadder" to "A Bit of Fry and Laurie" to the half-crazed egotist House — can't find the humor here, though he starts to perk up in the fourth and fifth episodes as he spends more time with Mr. Suplee.
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Much of this art is awful, but not all: In the past year and a half, Laszlo Nemes's film "Son of Saul," about a half-crazed member of the Sonderkommando in Auschwitz, won the Grand Prix at Cannes and the Oscar for best foreign-language film.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump added his former White House aide, Omarosa Manigault Newman, on Tuesday to the growing list of African-Americans he has publicly denigrated on Twitter, calling her "that dog" and a "crazed, crying lowlife" after her allegations against him of mental deterioration and racism.
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Located in puck-crazed Western New York, which is proximate to Canada and a day's drive from major hockey hotbeds in New England and the Upper Midwest (OK, a long day, but still doable), Buffalo is perfectly positioned to become the place in the U.S. for hockey.
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But while that tragedy has managed to rekindle a national discussion on gun control, it has also pulled that conversation hard towards debates on how to stop a repeat of specific circumstances—or at best the circumstances of other crazed, terrorist shootings involving AR-15-style rifles.
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But with his wife, Hannah, and their two young sons in tow, it has also been a chance for him to reset his relationship with Mexico, a soccer-crazed country where he may be more widely known than in the United States — though also widely loathed.
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"The idea that magic has to be all love and light, and we should be trying to enlighten these people who are clearly damaged and crazed individuals who are breaking everything they touch—that seems kind of silly to me," he told Broadly in a phone interview.
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In all, we have been given a window into the crazed desperation of Republicans as they try to protect a presidency that is, at best, messy, and at worst, wreaking long-term havoc on America's principles and policies -- not to mention the political prospects of the GOP.
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Matarese and Luciano, Brooklyn transplants, are the co-creators of "Animals," a weirdly tender animated series about New York City's fauna—sex-crazed rats, feral felines with catnip bongs, lice—featuring the voices of comedians including Jon Lovitz, Molly Shannon, Wanda Sykes, Aziz Ansari, and Nathan Fielder.
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The topic of the day, and one that will probably linger like a noxious cloud over football-crazed New Orleans for years, was a noncall that had helped the Los Angeles Rams secure their Super Bowl berth with a 26-23 overtime victory over the Saints.
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Toronto is perhaps the world's most hockey-crazed city, but not only do the Furies draw a tiny fraction of the Leafs' audience (about 19,200 fans a game), their attendance also falls well short of the numbers for the city's minor league men's team, the Marlies.
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Despite that price, this is one of those toys that is almost guaranteed to sell well, and I bet that at least one of your Star Wars-crazed friends will be posting a ton of pictures of it to Facebook... before they break it trying it out for themselves.
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Back in July 2017, authors Chuck Wendig and Sam Sykes riffed out an entire narrative on Twitter where Sykes claimed he was a camp counselor dealing with a "crazed serial killer," Wendig suggested that Sykes might be the killer himself, and the two writers walked through the story together.
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There are really three DAUs, conflated into one: the current installation in Paris, originally scheduled to premiere in Berlin; the Ukrainian social experiment that was the Institute, where, in 2011, GQ writer Michael Idov found a crazed director questing for "adulation and control"; and an immense archive of footage.
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Amanda Knox, which was released Friday, also explores how the international tabloid media and its fascination with Knox's looks, sex life and drug habits fueled worldwide speculation about whether the then-20-year-old study abroad student was either railroaded or a sex-crazed femme fatale with a knife.
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The explanation for this crazed behavior may be rather simple — rumor has it Smith was freely alternating between uppers and downers while making this magnum opus — but I've always imagined that his frantic instinct to make so many pictures was born from a fear of every picture's individual inefficacy.
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Sure, they're small and cute, but that's how they lure you into a false sense of security—a single squirrel might be adorable and unassuming, but a swarm of them, crazed with rabies or rage, could tear someone to shreds with their sharp claws and acorn-shattering teeth.
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But most important for our purposes is the hack at the center of the show, a simple answer to a classic Mr. Robot problem: how do you find the source of all the anonymous calls you keep getting from a crazed banking executive who's supposed to be dead?
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This was roughly the situation on July 2, 1881, when word reached the two men just before they got off a steamboat in New York—no doubt arm in arm—that Garfield had been shot by Charles Guiteau, a man crazed with the desire for a patronage job.
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It illustrates the dog-whistle effects of bigotry that take the form of entertainment, with a plot that revolves around a "Duck Dynasty"-type reality show, the sermons delivered by one of its stars and a crazed fan who decides to follow what he thinks are the star's teachings.
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C.) and former Speaker Newt Gingrich (Ga.) (These days, Republican leaders resemble exhausted, bruised cowboys trying to coax a crazed bull into a holding pen.) Trump then issued a not-so-contrite statement explaining that he was only complaining about the "unfair and mistaken" rulings against him by Curiel.
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The only downside to paradise was the influx of 375,000 crazed spring breakers from December to Easter, and the occasional hurricane from June to November, which frightened us less than did those drunken college kids diving off the balconies of motels into swimming pools, which, on occasion, they missed.
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Pop culture has given us plenty of stories about how zany sex-crazed teenagers can be, but Sex Education is one of the rare works that go beyond that trope to give depth and validation to teenage insecurities and emotions that coexist with raging hormones and mythic sex drives.
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Biden also said that heads of state during a recent trip to Europe wanted to talk with him about what happened at a white nationalist rally earlier this year in Charlottesville, Va. "The whole world saw the crazed, angry faces illuminated by torches," he said, the news outlet reported.
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With her paint surfaces sometimes verging on low relief, it is unsurprising that, for the first time, Ms. Schutz is also exhibiting sculpture, a frequent subject in her paintings: five bronzes of her characteristically gnarly figures whose crazed textures amaze and will surely feed back into her painting.
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While it doesn't encourage me to give Apple $159 for a pair of electric toothbrush head-like ear accessories I would definitely lose in the snow if I were to attempt to dance like that, the video might make others fall under the spell of the spending-crazed holiday magic:
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In the subsequent decade and a half, Heemeyer's destructive drive has become the stuff of legend, with a few even heralding the guy as a folk hero who took on city hall or something, regardless of the fact that he was, as AV Club points out, a crazed, domestic terrorist.
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Tonight on VICELAND, Hailey Gates, the host of our fashion and travel showSTATES OF UNDRESS, hits the style-crazed streets in the African country of Congo to investigate the bizarre DIY body modification trends that women are participating in and how fashion is being used as a means for social progress.
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"It is amazing how the Fake News Media became 'crazed' over the chant 'send her back' by a packed Arena (a record) crowd in the Great State of North Carolina, but is totally calm & accepting of the most vile and disgusting statements made by the three Radical Left Congresswomen," Trump tweeted.
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"It is amazing how the Fake News Media became 'crazed' over the chant 'send her back' by a packed Arena (a record) crowd in the Great State of North Carolina, but is totally calm & accepting of the most vile and disgusting statements made by the three Radical Left Congresswomen," Trump tweeted.
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Three decades later came Tone Lōc's 1989 popular single "Funky Cold Medina," in which he tests out the titular substance (seen as a steaming potion in the music video) "better than any alcohol or aphrodisiac" on his dog, which becomes amorous, and later has to fend off marriage-crazed ladies.
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In 813, Trump paid for a full-page ad in the Daily News calling to "BRING BACK THE DEATH PENALTY!" against a "roving gang" and "crazed misfits" in response to New York City's high-profile Central Park Five case, in which five black and Latino teens were wrongfully convicted of rape.
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The 63-year-old actor, who found worldwide fame opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger in James Cameron's Terminator franchise, had spent more than three decades trying to outrun associations with Sarah, a spunky twentysomething turned half-crazed supersoldier who thought she bore the weight of humanity's future on her (extraordinarily muscled) shoulders.
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Blumenthal worked to spin Monica Lewinsky as a crazed stalker of an innocent president, and his hundreds of gossipy emails urged Clinton to do all she could to topple Moammar Gadhafi when she was secretary of State without realizing that it would open the door and let the terrorists waltz in.
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