One disturbed student seeing what another disturbed student did, and following in that deranged path.
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It disturbed me back then, and watching it again now it disturbed me again, 40 years later.
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I can't decide if he's a deeply disturbed person pretending to be ordinary, or a deeply ordinary person pretending to be disturbed.
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The problem isn't exactly that kids are disturbed, the problem is that disturbed people of all ages can too easily become killers.
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"Disturbed relations between Moscow and Podgorica are a reflection of disturbed relations on the international stage ... we hope these relations will recover," he said.
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While the mom of three is disturbed in this moment, her would-be son could be disturbed by the hateful slur for the rest of his life.
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"If people were very disturbed by children being separated from their families, they're going to be especially disturbed when they see 20,000 families crowded into tents together," Rep.
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"It seems to me that Whitman, as disturbed as he was, gave a template of action to other disturbed minds," Fox told Reuters this week, nearly 50 years after the event.
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"And I understand, Mr. Trump and other candidates in the race being disturbed that candidates are coming together and when they're disturbed they try to raise whatever attacks that can," Cruz said.
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Every band at coachella is a joke compared to disturbed.
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The ACLU, and many members of the public, were disturbed.
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I'm disturbed by an epidemic of nicotine use among teenagers.
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Hippos aren't the only animals disturbed by total solar eclipses.
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But officers have found no evidence of any disturbed graves.
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He didn't seem to be disturbed or angry with her.
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And yet, I am so deeply disturbed by this election.
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It was the actions of a very disturbed, sad man.
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Why tapirs would gravitate towards disturbed zones is a mystery.
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"No intact burials were encountered or disturbed," Mr. Pappalardo said.
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I knew I should've felt more disturbed than I did.
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Another spoke about how viewing child porn disturbed her forever.
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"I feel disturbed by it," Skye, a senior, told CNN.
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"I'm very disturbed at the way this happened," Gettleman said.
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"I'm very disturbed at the way this happened," he said.
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Now people in Mayilattumpara are no longer disturbed by elephants.
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An emotionally disturbed person falsely claimed responsibility for the bombings.
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We moved downstream because our noise had disturbed the fish.
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Yet this order, disturbed by Evan's death, made Jiayu uneasy.
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So go ahead, be angry about what happened Monday. Disturbed.
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I think they are disturbed and fearful for the country.
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Cristothine became disturbed by this odd happening and ran away.
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The stigma surrounding the way J.T. died disturbed Jeremiah deeply.
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Are you disturbed by what Trump said in those tapes?
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Place eggs in a place where they won't be disturbed.
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If he was psychologically disturbed but not mentally incapacitated, ditto.
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Animals had disturbed her remains after her death, Staff Sgt.
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She became so disturbed she complained to management about Moore.
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We are in shock & deeply disturbed by this devastating news.
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"I was disturbed by some of the comments," she said.
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"I'm disturbed there are no black people here," she said.
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The possible source of the money, she explained, disturbed her.
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"My peace of mind has been severely disturbed," he said.
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At the time, Murkowski declared herself "disturbed" by McConnell's remarks.
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Was she disturbed that her mother was marrying her uncle?
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Gravity could even help pull any disturbed fragments back together.
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Police were disturbed by Devlin's demeanor and alerted the FBI.
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He said he was "deeply disturbed" by the government's actions.
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Protesters said the singers caused noise pollution and disturbed residents.
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As for the missing soil that so disturbed Ms. Moran?
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I was disturbed by the president's remarks on North Korea.
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I'm just very disturbed by the situation around this iPhone.
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"How come so many evil people?" my mother said, disturbed.
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Everything associated with the election disturbed me as an American.
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They can't be disturbed until they are well and truly golden.
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J.D. Mesnard, R-Chandler, said he was "disturbed" by the video.
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So no, he did not seem especially disturbed by the reaction.
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Councilor Mary Fragedakis also said she heard the gunman was disturbed.
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Councillor Mary Fragedakis also said she heard the gunman was disturbed.
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Beneath it lies an artillery shell, wired to explode if disturbed.
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Somewhere unlikely to go disturbed is ideal for burying your capsule.
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Maureen McCormick, who played Marcia, says she is disturbed by this.
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I will make sure that your morning sleep won't be disturbed.
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The AP reported that authorities have described Liverpool as emotionally disturbed.
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Once the croc has left or been disturbed, we depart together.
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But my sister and I don't like being disturbed at shows.
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It's just a disturbed rhythm you can get used to it.
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And she said his actions on the trail have disturbed her.
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The thought of ticks masquerading as poppyseeds unsurprisingly disturbed Twitter users.
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I am both sincerely giddy and honestly disturbed by this news.
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Or move in small enough jumps that the material isn't disturbed?
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Disturbed by such social media posts, the girl's family contacted police.
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"I'm disturbed," Marco Rubio told CNN's Sara Murray on Monday night.
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He knew the spirits could be selfish and were easily disturbed.
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I think he's become the disturbed, inconsolable freak that he is.
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Republican caucus, many of whom were already disturbed by Gingrich's practices,
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Once disturbed, quicksand becomes much more viscous, trapping whatever it envelops.
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I think it's more than worth it if anybody feels disturbed.
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That we should be disturbed is only half the story, however.
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The booth is soundproofed so colleagues around you won't be disturbed.
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She did text, and she was deeply, deeply disturbed and upset.
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The developers were disturbed, but perhaps it shouldn't have been so
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NPCs' faces contort and twist in disturbed fashion as they speak.
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Contemplating this, my line of thought has surprised and disturbed me.
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She finds herself disturbed by the disaffectedness of the average American.
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He recalls a particularly adept interpreter at a recent Disturbed show.
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I'm still disturbed by how normal it felt at the time.
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"I am appalled, shocked and disturbed by the officer's behavior," Gov.
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We might label this the disturbed ecosystem theory of meat allergy.
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People are disturbed by images if it doesn't suit their psychology.
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Mr. Trippi said he was nonetheless disturbed by the stealth operation.
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Nor is it clear how the disturbed brain remakes the heart.
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Mr. Trump's campaign rhetoric disturbed him; his victory left him disgusted.
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The lack of respect for his own marriage disturbed me, too.
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We are in shock and deeply disturbed by this devastating news.
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But how do creatures adapt when their habitats are so disturbed?
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And I'm disturbed that others (regardless of gender) would think differently.
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Neighbors have described him as mentally disturbed, the Associated Press reported.
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Still, the disturbed faces of the three girls are poignantly convincing.
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Even before, some forests were regularly disturbed by storms or fires.
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Ms. Helm returned home to California, deeply disturbed by the experience.
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Westerners seem more disturbed by Mindar, likening it to Frankenstein's monster.
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It's clear about how deeply disturbed he is by gun violence.
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The quiet was disturbed by the sound of chisels striking stone.
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At the very least, he seems to be a disturbed individual.
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"This was not an EDP [Emotionally Disturbed Person] call," said Monahan.
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I would go to quiet rooms so that I wasn't disturbed.
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At URAF, Hodgson is investigating whether animals are disturbed by unmanned aircraft.
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Something about the videos stuck with you; something about them disturbed you.
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This is why he's disturbed when people call out his insulting statements.
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We will not be divided by mentally disturbed people with bad intentions.
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In the documentary's deleted scenes, we saw an even more disturbed Britney.
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And remember: Whoever said orange was the new pink was seriously disturbed.
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The polar vortex has become regularly disturbed over the last couple decades.
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And for most of my childhood, Southern fetish objects left me disturbed.
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We have to be pushed or disturbed into freedom by a master.
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Phil Murphy has also said he was "deeply disturbed" by the incident.
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Phil Murphy also tweeted that he was "deeply disturbed" by the story.
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Windows Phone disturbed our preconceptions about good user interfaces when it launched.
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" Baker told the site he is "very disturbed by these anonymous allegations.
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In case of trouble, or when they are disturbed, they play dead.
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Yet politicians remain disturbed by Mr Erdogan's success in harvesting diaspora votes.
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The tribe also alleges that ancient sites have been disturbed during construction.
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She doesn't seem particularly disturbed when her dead grandmother keeps turning up.
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When we finally do get to sleep, it's often fidgety and disturbed.
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The tribe also says ancient sacred sites have been disturbed during construction.
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Disturbed by what he heard, Colton immediately grabs Nicole, who denies everything.
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It's gorgeous, gut wrenching, and poignant to the point of being disturbed.
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Thus, any carcasses that sank to the bottom would not be disturbed.
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I debated saying something about this but I'm pretty disturbed over here.
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But other times people are simply mentally disturbed and looking for attention.
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The costs of a disturbed climate are becoming increasingly burdensome and apparent.
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Bandits recently entered the area, and they disturbed a group of hippos.
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Most notably, the CRISPR co-inventors are also disturbed by He's move.
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The bags are used to restrain people judged to be emotionally disturbed.
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There are plenty of reasons to be disturbed about the Trump administration.
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John Malkovich was disturbed to find upon a recent visit to johnmalkovich.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - Roll over Beethoven and prepare to be Disturbed.
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He is occasionally inconvenienced, he told me, but is not fundamentally disturbed.
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This morning, at the weigh-in, he had acted bizarre and disturbed.
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Many were still perplexed and disturbed and traumatized by the 2016 election.
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And you're disturbed by what you've seen over the last few years.
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Paying attention can mean knowing when people don't want to be disturbed.
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Especially after we encounter someone with a parent who is truly disturbed.
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Pompeo disturbed a norm that had held since the council's 1996 founding.
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If disturbed, they'll swarm, and can sting victims more than 1,000 times.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) said she was "highly disturbed" by Trump's performance.
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The film gave pleasure to one lonely, disturbed man Aw, poor Mitch.
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She complained that the visitors made too much noise and disturbed nature.
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I was both impressed and disturbed in my interviews with these women.
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"Normal, even mildly disturbed people, rarely get involved with feces," he explains.
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I am so disturbed to see fully-grown adults behaving this way.
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It turns out he was a deeply disturbed man with many demons.
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It also silences all notifications, so you're not disturbed by the phone.
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I could make generalizations, too—for example, that poets are disturbed creatures.
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" He added, "We're obviously disturbed by some of the things we read.
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He looks disturbed after rough innings, hands on his head, visibly frustrated.
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"I've never been more disturbed than I am right now," Graham continued.
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A dictum was soon issued: The actor was not to be disturbed.
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His assertion that capitalism was superior to socialism disturbed the Chinese greatly.
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The more I thought about all this, the more it disturbed me.
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This article read like 'influence peddling' and I am disturbed by that.
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When disturbed, the bluegill stretches out its spines into perfect piercing position.
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They might think that their own lives would not be seriously disturbed.
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And when users find out it's happening, they're often surprised — and disturbed.
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While moderates may be disturbed, his Hindu nationalist base could be invigorated.
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He appeared to be disturbed that day for a multitude of reasons.
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For his part, Mr. Kelly was deeply disturbed by Mr. Comey's ouster.
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" On Kashmir: "I was very disturbed by what India did in Kashmir.
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Carolina's failure to create many quality scoring chances disturbed the sellout crowd.
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The hushed reverence of the shrine is rudely disturbed by Miyasaka's phone.
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We're told it wasn't a chase ... and they never disturbed the animals.
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So the detector systems can be easily disturbed, leading to false signals.
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She has accepted that her marital contract will forever include disturbed nights.
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I'm deeply disturbed to hear about the shooting in Pelham this morning.
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In private, aides noticed he was increasingly disturbed by North Korea's progress.
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"In fairness, when I heard that I was disturbed," Ms. Murkowski said.
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The police report did not say whether anything was stolen or disturbed.
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Only 18 percent of the species in historically disturbed forests are affected.
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The German people coming out of the war were emotionally so disturbed.
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These aren't the ravings of some mentally disturbed person on the bus.
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"I've never been more disturbed than I am right now," said Sen.
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Employees were also disturbed by Mr. Kalanick's willingness to advise the president.
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"We are deeply disturbed at the end of this visit," Darusman said.
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Someone who is hodling is someone who is not disturbed by FUD.
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The United States Embassy said it was "deeply disturbed" by the arrest.
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All of them were disturbed by what they're seeing from the Russiasphere.
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The only time hornets will attack is when their nest is disturbed.
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"I'm disturbed a bit by her ties to the machine," she said.
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She said she was disturbed by the video footage published by Reuters.
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But yeah I'm disturbed by that," Rubio told NBC's "Meet the Press.
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"Rosella's Room" reads in its entirety: Your sense of peace is disturbed.
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The protest disturbed his studying, he said, so he decided to intervene.
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The young people listening to this speech seem seriously disturbed by that idea.
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But I was equally disturbed by a sentence ancillary to the topic, i.e.
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Witnesses said the alleged gunman was someone who appeared to be "very disturbed."
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Impact of Trump's tweets Trump's tweets have disturbed many in the legal community.
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I'm as disturbed by that as I am with the current political reality.
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You agree to be disturbed and annoyed by the frequent pop-up ads.
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The mayor also said he was disturbed by what he saw on video.
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"I expect the tech industry to be very disturbed by that," he said.
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A little disturbed maybe but honestly, in this day and age, who isn't?
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At first the president-elect's team didn't seem particularly disturbed by this news.
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Ipek said this issue is what disturbed her the most about the talk.
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The British actor has played his fair share of odd or disturbed characters.
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She told CBS Miami she was disturbed by the footage from the dance.
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And the alleged hijacker, who officials described as disturbed, was taken into custody.
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We are also disturbed by reports that some of those detained were mistreated.
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The man was described by law enforcement sources as emotionally disturbed, NBC reported.
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The only person who does not seem particularly disturbed is, ironically enough, Bryce.
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But she's also disturbed and disoriented by her insertion into an alien world.
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"We enjoyed the first movie but we were disturbed by it," she says.
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The curator told CNN that players disturbed other visitors by bumping into them.
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They also have better manoeuvrability, and are less disturbed by gusts of wind.
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"Everyone should be disturbed by the conditions of the girls," Aisha Yesufu said.
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"The internet has provided a dangerous avenue to radicalize disturbed minds," Trump said.
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YOU might expect to hear an angry buzzing when honeybees have been disturbed.
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But Britain's impending departure from the European Union has disturbed the rustic peace.
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Their fussiness disturbed the care of others in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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A tragedy perpetrated by white supremacists that disturbed, as it should, Americans everywhere.
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These elevations also corresponded with her dog becoming neurologically disturbed and suddenly dying.
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The designer looks disturbed by the sight of two men in adjacent beds.
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Some were disturbed by the imagery while others were inspired by Gongora's message.
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Cramer was disturbed by the lack of progress when he reviewed this checklist.
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Maybe because one's image of one's own body is disturbed by it. 2.
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Officials told NBC News that the gunman appears to have been mentally disturbed.
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Mostly I flipped through the photos, still disturbed by her perfect little face.
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It also predated a growing debate about police tactics involving emotionally disturbed people.
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But even though children's laughter echoed over the pool deck, nobody felt disturbed.
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He was disturbed to see that the hand holding her keys was trembling.
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She didn't think he was evil or anything, but he definitely disturbed her.
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Psychiatry, they argued, labelled people disturbed in order to deprive them of freedom.
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Like Ms. Danner, Mr. Galarza was also described as an emotionally disturbed person.
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If you like your thoughts disturbed, this could be the book for you.
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" The dueling emotions "interested and sort of disturbed me even at that age.
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Ms. Gillibrand said on Twitter that she was "deeply disturbed" by that move.
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Another lonely, ignored, mentally disturbed psychopath looking to make a name for himself.
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Many of the images he took and the things he saw disturbed him.
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Ms. Grupp, 66, said she wasn't rich, and was disturbed by the letter.
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Looking back, I was mentally disturbed probably for a lot of that time.
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In one timeline, Molly dies; in the other, she's broke and mentally disturbed.
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She was very disturbed by the U.S. atrocities in Vietnam and the war.
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Nothing else in their Encino home -- which they bought in October - was disturbed.
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Their solitude was disturbed by the arrival of the Wittmer family in 1932.
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The disturbed man with the hair should tune into the Bobby Fuller Four.
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We cannot let one disturbed and deranged individual take this away from us.
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The officers classified the call as for an emotionally disturbed person and left.
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The Escalade owner was equally disturbed: "That is so scary," she told reporters.
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But the usefulness of the evidence could be compromised if it is disturbed.
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Their part of the tomb was disturbed by grave robbers in ancient times.
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Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, said last month she was "disturbed" by McConnell's comment.
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"I'm deeply disturbed to hear about the shooting in Pelham this morning," Sen.
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Republicans don't seem to be the least bit disturbed by this dreaded situation.
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She added that the proposed legislation "betrays a naïve and disturbed world view."
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She was disturbed by what Secretary Ross told her at a recent meeting.
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Wicked and disturbed individuals often seek soft targets -- let's not give them any.
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The U.S. Embassy in Ankara said it was "deeply disturbed" by the arrest.
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Reaching for his glass of water, his hand quivered like disturbed Jell-O.
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Seagrass can also be disturbed by human activity, torn up by dropped anchors.
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Other students were also disturbed the lecture, and reported it to the principal.
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Ester, disturbed by her love of Hugo, wants to hold him similarly liable.
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Underneath the shock, other feelings began to flow, among them a disturbed pride.
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Several constituents at the gathering had said they were disturbed by the incident.
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The chief told The Times-Picayune that he was disturbed by the post.
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The chief told The Times-Picayune that he was disturbed by the post.
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"I'm not disturbed about it at all," Republican Senator Tim Scott told reporters.
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They added that they were "deeply disturbed" by the claims against Mr. Fairfax.
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"We can't label everyone who is disturbed by migration as racist," he said.
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"We've been monitoring an area of disturbed weather over the Bahamas for the past few days, and that area of disturbed weather is encroaching upon the Space Coast," said Air Force launch weather officer Will Ulrich in a NASA update.
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"As a programmer, I'm highly amused and disturbed at the incompetence here," they added.
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I had other questions, too, like whether munitions could've been disturbed by the hurricane.
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Toronto Councillor Paula Fletcher told CP24 she heard that the gunman was emotionally disturbed.
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Europe's green toad produces an "evil-smelling white secretion" from its skin when disturbed.
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This was not the creature of the night stalking disturbed criminals in the shadows.
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"This action disturbed the work being carried out by the embassy," the ambassador said.
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"I was deeply disturbed to hear the news about Harvey Weinstein's behavior," she said.
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"He's not lifting up the skirt ... it's not disturbed, it's perfectly aligned," McFarland said.
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Quitting Facebook is the obvious answer for users disturbed by the social network's practices.
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The war between the loud neighbors upstairs and the easily disturbed neighbors downstairs continues.
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Of course, it's possible that Tyrion's disturbed facial expression was the result of indigestion.
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Their primary defense is camouflage, but they will sting if stepped on or disturbed.
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Chloe is disturbed by the picture — she can't remember this — and agrees to testify.
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The folio also protects the pages from being disturbed when you're on the go.
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It just so happened that their explorations led them somewhere dark, disturbed, and unexpected.
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Fierce-looking and disturbed, Munroe's helpless, mythicized "evil black man" becomes the paradoxical antihero.
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"Whoever said orange was the new pink was seriously disturbed," Grande captioned the photo.
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I was even more disturbed by the thought of doctors operating on young people.
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"I am disturbed by the rhetoric I hear coming from the other side," Mrs.
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By Tuesday morning, disturbed rumblings from overseas allies had already emerged in the press.
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"Temples will not be disturbed, temples location will not be changed," Bunjamin told reporters.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed by the recent revelations attributed to him.
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Right now, there's a broad area of disturbed weather extending from Cuba to Hispaniola.
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" Young added angrily: "You may not know me young lady, but I'm really disturbed.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him.
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It's partly why people were not just disturbed by his behavior, they felt betrayed.
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According to the Times, officers had in the past classified Vassell as emotionally disturbed.
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Meteorologists are watching an area of "disturbed weather" in the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
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Several parents told the New York Daily News that the video disturbed their children.
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Look for anything in your surroundings that appears disturbed, out of place or odd.
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The public has been disturbed by this crisis, even people who support border control.
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Measuring disturbed sleep could be one way to detect the onset of neurodegenerative diseases.
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While she's surprised and disturbed, she's also irritated at this deeply lousy pillow talk.
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Annie sleeps that night, but it is a restless sleep, disturbed by anxious dreams.
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" Winer told me, "Chris was deeply disturbed that the Kremlin was infecting our country.
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Gail: The Bernie crowd was disturbed that Kaine seemed so enthusiastic about free trade.
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And some experts have been disturbed by a growing movement to relax legal restrictions.
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But others said they were disturbed by the overtly political tone of Pence's speech.
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This is her first time reading this particular article and she looks visibly disturbed.
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But Disturbed can't hang out with your uncle because he doesn't appreciate dude time.
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In-The-Know: An "emotionally disturbed" stalker was detained outside Taylor Swift's NYC home.
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And he shared the surname Beecham with the disturbed soldier with the facial tic.
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That thing really disturbed me, the behavior around the hacking, I have to say.
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It was her political education, and the imbalance of influence she saw disturbed her.
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Mr. Trump, however, was not disturbed by the absence of warning, General McMaster said.
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The police said the assailant was mentally disturbed and had no clear political motive.
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The police said the incident was not reported as involving an emotionally disturbed person.
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These disaffected, usually disturbed loners have always been with us and always will be.
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The requests also reveal three 2010 reports about him as an emotionally disturbed person.
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It has been associated with disturbed sleep and with depression, the study team notes.
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She got one in my bedroom once, I was a little disturbed by that.
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He temporarily upheld the city's right to hospitalize a mentally disturbed homeless woman involuntarily.
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He was stabbed by a mentally disturbed assailant at a campaign rally last month.
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His ex-wife has described him as "bipolar," emotionally disturbed, violent and physically abusive.
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Some universities with a large population of Muslim students were disturbed by the letter.
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Officials have described him as mentally disturbed, but no act occurs in a vacuum.
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In the wash, I noticed the fine gravel was disturbed by a large animal.
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"I felt really disturbed by what I saw," she recalled recently in New York.
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What so disturbed Mr. Kim about the show remains a subject of wild speculation.
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In Silicon Valley, at least, "People would be really disturbed by it," Thompson said.
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A bug falls into your chamomile and disturbed as you are, you drink it.
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I also remembered them more vividly and remained disturbed by them throughout the day.
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PERINO: And also, he was on his way to deal with an emotionally-disturbed individual.
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I was publishing and posting pictures of horrible things in San Francisco, it disturbed everybody.
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" Speaking to the Daily Southtown, the girls' paternal grandfather, Dennis Henning, described Celisa as "disturbed.
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If Trump was disturbed by the House bill, he should reject the Senate one now.
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Some cats may flick their tails a little bit when they're sleeping and are disturbed.
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He later said he was "disturbed" by the "nastiness" of the atmosphere in the stadium.
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Well, statistically someone must, but that person is deeply disturbed and probably needs a hug.
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Yet, there are "hints" that the polar vortex could become disturbed this February, said Lang.
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She said she was "greatly disturbed" by what Schmack said was in the investigator's report.
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"The mom was very disturbed," said the neighbor, who did not want to be named.
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Cornyn, though, said Thursday he is "deeply disturbed" by the allegations in the Washington Post.
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And many Christians believe if someone's body is disturbed or destroyed, they cannot be resurrected.
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"It was an unfortunate isolated incident which we're of course very disturbed about," he said.
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So you saw it, it impressed you and disturbed you at the same time. Yes.
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Germany suffered two Islamist attacks last month and a shooting onslaught by a disturbed teenager.
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Apotex released a statement Saturday saying that the Sherman family was disturbed by the reports.
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Jaime looks disturbed at her new James Bond villain decor as she lists her enemies.
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"He was mentally unstable and mentally ill and he was obviously disturbed, deeply," she said.
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"Once the vortex is disturbed, the areas of colder air can spill out," noted Weber.
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They didn't want to be bothered with an agitated, fulminating individual who was obviously disturbed.
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And the working-class kids, by 3 years old, they are disturbed by these violations.
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Nicholas responded to the scene and says he and fellow officers were disturbed by it.
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I have no problem telling you that Disturbed played an incredibly-energetic and fun festival.
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" Earlier in the day, he posted to Twitter calling alleged shooter Nikolas Cruz "mentally disturbed.
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Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro said he is "incredibly distressed and disturbed" by Trump's move.
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"We are deeply disturbed to learn of these allegations," the company said in a statement.
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Former President George W. Bush is "disturbed" by the "rhetoric" in the current immigration debate.
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What disturbed him most was just how invasive and "vicious" NSO's spyware proved to be.
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Obviously, I'm disturbed by the number of gun deaths and gun injuries in this country.
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He was disturbed by players who took the easiest possible route to win the game.
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"Guthrie added: "I think I speak for all of us — we're disturbed to our core.
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This was not a 'fight,' it was a blindside, violent attack by a disturbed person.
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If you follow car punditry, the transportation business is daily being roiled, disturbed, upended, remade.
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If she wanted to take an hour-long bath, he made sure she wasn't disturbed.
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But I added that Democrats are disturbed by the president's heavy-handed use of tariffs.
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"The goal of the law is to prevent people's sleep from being disturbed," he said.
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"Sometimes they'll say, 'We have an E.D.P. here' — an emotionally disturbed person," Ms. Herman said.
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And while Sansa was a little disturbed by Arya's prowess, Brienne seemed straight-up impressed.
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Even when I was doing the "right" thing, I was left disturbed at the cost.
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This is because an already deeply disturbed and terribly unjust world has basically gone batshit.
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The idea of a fat, bearded stranger entering my house through our chimney disturbed me.
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Police were disturbed by Devlin's demeanor when they questioned him, and they alerted the FBI.
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While the 2,000 upvotes said much, at least one commenter was disturbed by the implications.
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"I am very disturbed with one of the would you rather questions," wrote one user.
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"I, like you, am disturbed by the language and actions of our officers," Williams said.
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He is at least as disturbed by his duty as he is proud of it.
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Isabelle Adjani plays a woman who becomes increasingly disturbed after separating from her husband. video
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She was particularly disturbed by a bill passed last week by state lawmakers in Georgia.
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And he appeared disturbed to hear that some of his closest allies, like GOP Rep.
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Close enough to jump into their bed when I was disturbed by a bad dream.
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If the cabling is disturbed, its properties will be altered and the signal will change.
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He was emotionally disturbed, she warned, but added that he was not armed or violent.
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She's not easily disturbed, but she's not a true believer like some of the others.
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"It undoubtedly disturbed Credit Suisse and caused anxiety and hurt," he said in a statement.
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"I am very disturbed at the authorities question ... just the extent of the operations," Sen.
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TV's "Rising" on Friday that he was "deeply disturbed" by sexual misconduct allegations against Fairfax.
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I avoid looking at computers before bed, because they have been linked with disturbed sleep.
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I'm disturbed that he doesn't have a set amount of money that he's asking for.
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But the higher he rises the more disturbed he is by the chaos he's unleashed.
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" He mocked a disabled man who got under his skin as "a seriously disturbed guy.
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I was so startled and disturbed that I felt a choking sensation in my throat.
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"We can be disturbed by this, but we shouldn't be surprised by it," she said.
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"In fairness, when I heard that, I was disturbed," Murkowski told KTUU, a CNN affiliate.
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In the Twitter posting, Mr. Ghani said he was "deeply disturbed" by the rape allegations.
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Insana, a 27-year veteran of the financial news network, responded that this "disturbed" him.
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This ecosystem is terrific at storing carbon, but there's a dangerous flipside when it's disturbed.
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They asked him to sign a document that said he had disturbed the social order.
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Saroo adjusts well to his new life; Mantosh, who is more emotionally disturbed, does not.
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Susan Collins (R-ME), who told Politico that she was "disturbed" by what had taken place.
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She allegedly described him as 250 pounds, mentally disturbed and black, according to the press release.
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Unilever is particularly disturbed by its ads showing up in videos that sexualize and exploit children.
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After getting off the tractor, the worker observed an area of the ground that was "disturbed."
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"I've been disturbed by the rise in visible misogyny," Maclean says, when asked about this scene.
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I think it just really disturbed some of these women who felt he could do better.
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We at DICK'S Sporting Goods are deeply disturbed and saddened by the tragic events in Parkland.
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Harbor seal mothers can abandon their pups if they feel their young offspring has been disturbed.
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She swore off business and stayed home, painting and listening to the heavy-metal band Disturbed.
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The statement also said that police had described the woman who had been arrested as "disturbed".
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But maybe we should be disturbed by Darth Vader's status as such a powerful cultural artifact.
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But one of the serial killers who fascinated and disturbed him the most was Gary Heidnik.
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"I feel deeply disturbed that they would use a bot to do this," wrote one user.
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The police chief said she was disturbed by the language and the actions of our officer.
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"The peace needs to be disturbed in order for our voice to be heard," Evans says.
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Nora is rightly disturbed by Claire's sudden authoritarian leanings and shares those apprehensive feelings with Claire.
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Vince's second horn was partially cut, suggesting the poachers were either disturbed or their equipment malfunctioned.
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"He was always pleasant and smiling and happy and accommodating if someone disturbed him," she recalls.
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Way was especially disturbed by the lawyer's comment to Politico that "every man" should be worried.
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Bites usually occur when brown recluse spiders are disturbed, usually in an attic or dusty place.
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Who wouldn't be moved, disturbed even, by a child screaming and covered in her parents' blood?
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A disturbed man called Travis is forced to become an Uber driver after losing his job.
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A computer network installer, Mr. Shaddock said he was disturbed by Mr. Trump's comments about Muslims.
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For people who are really opposed, it the potential threat of generations of children being disturbed.
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The disparity disturbed the police commission, which vowed to continue looking into how to change it.
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Helge receives an unsettling pep talk, and he seems both flatter and vaguely disturbed by Noah.
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Kara Swisher: Yeah, I know, they just got hacked yesterday so I'm disturbed by that question.
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"He was acting disturbed and unstable, and was playing the guitar and singing," the affidavit said.
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Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him," it read. "Mr.
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You have ruined your life, and you've disturbed mine, but you took my child from me.
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She said the teenagers' parents were "very disturbed" and some of the teens did show remorse.
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Williams was not involved in the incident, and was reportedly disturbed by it — later telling Cleveland.
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In a statement, ex-wife Connie Jones said her former husband was an emotionally disturbed person.
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"I am disturbed that we have killings left and right as breakfast every morning," she said.
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Cantaloupe said the teenagers' parents were "very disturbed" and some of the teens did show remorse.
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Even if you crawl under a rock, you'd probably eventually be disturbed by the persistent ping!
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" French police said the 41-year-old woman arrested and accused of the attack was "disturbed.
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It is to be expected that efforts to de-radicalize such disturbed individuals would meet roadblocks.
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If the dust pattern has been disturbed, there's a good chance the piece was tampered with.
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He said the man seemed to be psychologically disturbed and contrary to earlier reports, was unarmed.
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All I've learned is that I'm worried and disturbed by the suggestibility of the human mind.
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Steve was there, hard at work when I disturbed his groove by knocking on the door.
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But he said he is becoming increasingly disturbed by the number of blazes he now witnesses.
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Mr. Berton said, however, that his client was disturbed by video surveillance in his prison cell.
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Tragically, his own child, Laurel, never a stable personality, grew increasingly disturbed as she got older.
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Tidjane Thiam: I hope that him and his family will not disturbed by all these events.
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You have ruined your life and you've disturbed mine, but you took my child from me.
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Deeply disturbed by the attack, Toby can't bear to be touched, or go back to work.
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My ghastly cries in that hospital disturbed the peace of half the residents of Rongtang Town.
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But she was most disturbed at research demonstrating that black pain was deprioritized over white pain.
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She did not seem disturbed by the proceedings; in fact, she seemed to like the attention.
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"That incident was only a small part of what disturbed me," Mr. Reid said on Monday.
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This guy had disturbed us, not so much with what he'd said but by his looks.
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She was disturbed by her own reaction -- or lack thereof -- to the February massacre in Florida.
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He's a transphobic, "emotionally disturbed" man (according to his ex-wife) who will probably live forever.
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I think they're disturbed, isolated, hurt, and are seeing the world from a completely different perspective.
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"Our students were possessed and disturbed [by these spirits]," a senior staff member told the BBC.
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And the guests are watching you closely and get deeply disturbed if you disrupt the ritual.
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Kasich said earlier he'd been "disturbed" by some of the things he'd seen during the campaign.
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A new report claims another disturbed prisoner, not Jared Lee Loughner, filed the lawsuit. http://bit.
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Did she fail to respond to him because she sensed, even then, that he was disturbed?
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China has said he is living a "normal life" and does not want to be disturbed.
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A disturbed man had rampaged through the station smashing every overhead fluorescent light on the mezzanine.
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But he said he resigned from the board because he was so disturbed by its decision.
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The killer was a disturbed individual but all sides used it for aggressive political point-scoring.
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Because I had to leave her in this locked place with people who were very disturbed.
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The department appeared to be disturbed at the news and shortly afterward the state got involved.
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I've been disturbed by the attacks on the press, the norms, the institutions of our country.
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Still, Joaquin looks great as Batman's archnemesis -- creepy, menacing, disturbed ... everything you'd want in a Joker.
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It was a locked safe, disturbed from its hibernation 20 feet from Mr. Emanuel's back door.
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"I was disturbed and shocked and very worried," Mr. Wigdor said in an interview on Friday.
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Pramila Jayapal of Washington tweeted earlier this month that she was "deeply disturbed" by the reports.
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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway says that Trump was "very disturbed" by the allegations against Porter.
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UNICEF, which works with centres that have rescued children, says they were often left severely disturbed.
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And … blasting and doing what we saw today totally disturbed and totally forever damaged our people.
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To the Editor: Reading the article about the PISA results, I was disturbed but not surprised.
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The sea of black around them was disturbed only by the occasional onward creep of headlights.
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When Liat returns to Tel Aviv, she is disturbed that she has no photograph with Hilmi.
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The high court heard arguments on whether the plywood screen "altered" or "otherwise disturbed" the monument.
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I understand that sentiment, but I think that men should be equally disturbed by those ideas.
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"And in fairness, when I heard that, I was disturbed," Murkowski told KTUU, a CNN affiliate.
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She is acting more cold-blooded than viewers have ever seen, and Sansa is visibly disturbed.
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"Kaneohe Bay is a great example of a highly disturbed setting where individuals persisted," Gates said.
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Newton's father, Cecil, said the family was "grossly disturbed" by the repeated shots to his son.
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Disturbed recorded "The Sound of Silence" for its album "Immortalized," which was released before the deadline.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James said she was "deeply disturbed" by the events in Monsey.
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"I guess because I'm very tall, I have disturbed a branch on the tree," she said.
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The reporters discovered a newly cut trail leading to soft, recently disturbed earth littered with bones.
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When the story from Elkhart came along in his daily roundup, I was intrigued and disturbed.
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But Welsh has also shown that a disturbed circadian system itself can cause depression-like symptoms.
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"They know who Joe Biden is, and they're not disturbed at all by any of this."
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Women's rights groups were disturbed by the news that the administration would still consider hiring Puzder.
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"There is a whole army of Muslims who are disturbed that we worship Satan," he claimed.
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"We're happy that she wasn't attacked but very disturbed that she launched this bogus complaint," Walid said.
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Following with what appeared to be a successful rhinoplasty, one patient was disturbed by the end results.
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I was deeply disturbed by your final comment on [ Bret Baier 's] show, 'Somebody has to quit.
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I didn't really know what to expect because the cover art was so mysterious, deranged, and disturbed.
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Survivors are not 'responsible' for the violence they experience, and I am disturbed by Rao's suggestion otherwise.
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Deputy U.S. Ambassador Michele Sison told the Security Council that Washington was "deeply disturbed" by the bill.
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In fact, they were even more closely correlated than when the measurements disturbed the particle the most.
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Over the course of two decades, we've witnessed the public's disturbed disposition morph into a macabre curiosity.
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If you haven't yet indulged in deeply disturbed utopian world, then I urge you to start now.
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According to the Captain, witnesses were disturbed by Stagno's nudity but said that he didn't approach anyone.
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"Why isnt DISTURBED playing at coachella," he wrote on a photo he posted on Bellisario's Instagram account.
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I have missed ballet every day since, and yet I am disturbed by what, exactly I'm missing.
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Smart home devices have made national headlines in recent months for account hacks, which greatly disturbed users.
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Law enforcement sources described him as "emotionally disturbed," and he was taken to a hospital for evaluation.
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"The peace needs to be disturbed in order for our voice to be heard," Evans tells VICE.
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Three girls might bathe undisturbed on a beach, but when Winslow Homer painted them, viewers were disturbed.
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"I was deeply disturbed to hear the news about Harvey Weinstein's behavior," Lawrence said in the statement.
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Justin Amash of Michigan — was sufficiently disturbed by the report to conclude Trump had committed impeachable offenses.
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One of the more disturbing characters in that, of many disturbing characters on that show. Disturbed. Yeah.
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What has long disturbed many of us is that the Clinton email investigation was anything, but regular.
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She has never disturbed your sense of belonging with warnings about those who might see you differently.
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Yet the dark woods rustled anew with unresolved mystery like a dreamer disturbed by a recurring nightmare.
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They were among the hordes of those feeling disillusioned, depressed, and disturbed by the American political system.
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Kala's mother, Bobbie Newsom, told Dateline she was particularly disturbed that her daughter left her Pomeranian behind.
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Ecosystems have been disturbed, diced up and in some cases badly damaged—but few have failed utterly.
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Many cops are also disturbed by this, but they don't speak out as much as they should.
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Some were inspired by Islamist militants, while others were carried out by loners or the mentally disturbed.
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That would mean decommissioning older telescopes and repurposing their foundations so that new soil is not disturbed.
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Not a mere bigot or blowhard but a fundamentally disturbed person who just might be evil incarnate.
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The DOJ has gone after inauguration protesters in a way that has disturbed many civil rights groups.
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I watched the hearing yesterday and I was quite disturbed by some of the questions by Democrats.
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I was so disturbed, [but] it caused me to want to redouble my efforts on his behalf.
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So disturbed by the behavior, she went to meet with a producer to report the crew member.
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"My parents are already being disturbed by people calling to ask has the money come," she added.
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In a statement on Tuesday he said he "deeply" apologized and was disturbed by what had happened.
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There are others that suggest a weakness in autobiographical memory retrieval, or a disturbed sense of chronology.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him," she said. "Mr.
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As a society, we should be disturbed that people like her actually have influence over our young.
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Creepy footage from a farmer in Australia shows an uncountable number of rodents swarming after being disturbed.
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The official described this person as emotionally disturbed and said they had no connection to the case.
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Another time he elbowed a mime in the stomach when he disturbed Red while he was reading.
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Decreases in progesterone levels can cause disturbed sleep as progesterone has both hypnotic and stress-relieving effects.
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Some investigators believe that whoever is behind the poisonings gets a disturbed thrill from taking a life.
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He appears to have been an "angry, disturbed, unstable young man who became radicalized," the president said.
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Despite the legal victory against Tencha, authorities are disturbed by the fact that Diaz-Juarez remains free.
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Doctors decided Cruz "did not display the signs of a mentally disturbed person," according to the lawsuit.
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Never wanting for love, Warhol was disturbed only in, and by, his inability to love anyone back.
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In Japan, people often issue public apologies when they think they have disturbed "wa" or societal harmony.
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The agency was so disturbed by the outcome that they took the device to the Oval Office.
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I haven't communicated with my best friend in a few months, because I'm disturbed by her behavior.
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Some say they are disturbed by the possibility that the human cells could affect an animal's brain.
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For moments when Branson himself does not wish to be disturbed, he purchased the neighboring Mosquito Island.
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They'd posthumously be described by critics as more morbid, more disturbed, more deranged than her earlier work.
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They returned for a visit last year and were disturbed by the disarray of their old home.
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How often would you say that you're called out to deal with an Emotionally Disturbed Person (EDP)?
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A taciturn Irish Catholic jock, Jim Murphy was disturbed by what he perceived as Ryan's alien quality.
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The Importance of Maintaining Respectful Communication I am disturbed by the lack of decorum in this election.
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The atmosphere around the carousel is sacred to Mr. Schiavone, and he felt it was being disturbed.
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"He didn't see it, but he was told about it afterward and was disturbed," Casca told CNN.
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The Sheriff is deeply disturbed at the thought deputies could allegedly engage in such an insensitive act.
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Trump doesn't seem particularly disturbed by corruption, when it's practiced by his friends or allies, at least.
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Coronavirus has disturbed most aspects of our everyday lives, and work is one of the biggest adjustments.
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Disturbed by the United Nations' dwindling effectiveness, he sought to revitalize the world body's faulty peacekeeping machinery.
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For instance, he left a shield and restraining straps for dealing with disturbed people in his car.
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"We were extremely disturbed by the behavior of our employees captured in the video," Ms. Wolak said.
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That the A.T.F. allowed some stores to stay in business, despite egregious violations, disturbed some gun dealers.
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The family had obviously asked to be seated in the nook so they would not be disturbed.
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These tawdry events have disturbed at least one of United's institutional shareholders: the City of Tamarac, Fla.
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This documentary narrated by Alicia Vikander captures alarming ways in which Earth's natural beauty has been disturbed.
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They know that their country is a tiny hedgehog, but it seems to have disturbed the tiger.
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They disturbed Mr. Khalsa's turban and cut up to 10 inches of his hair with a knife.
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"If my hairstyle is disturbed, I am conscious of correcting immediately," Guile said, according to a translation.
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But I am so disgusted, ashamed and disturbed that a commander in chief would use this word.
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"We're quite concerned and disturbed about the allegations raised recently," said the commission's president, James L. Cavallaro.
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Musk will also need to figure out how to make sure nearby structural foundations are not disturbed.
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And what disturbed me most was the sheer quantity of time I was pouring into the game.
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Serena tried to placate the crowd disturbed by her loss and to give due recognition to Osaka.
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Mr. Sandy's private testimony disclosed that some budget officials were disturbed by the aid freeze to Ukraine.
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Moore likes Stanley, but he is plainly disturbed by what he sees as deviations from Biblical orthodoxy.
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As he left Washington, Trump was disturbed by an editorial in Christianity Today calling for his ouster.
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"In fairness, when I heard that, I was disturbed," Murkowski, a moderate, told KTUU, a CNN affiliate.
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Flies alight into the air as we pass by, disturbed by our movement through the fetid atmosphere.
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When the agents asked whether, in retrospect, Mr. Awlaki's documented patronage of prostitutes disturbed him, he demurred.
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Amini was struck by the discrepancy, and disturbed that a young girl had been hanged at all.
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So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled for bad and erratic behavior.
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But the grist for emotionally disturbed or just plain violent people has never seemed so readily available.
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Yet when I finally picked it up, I found myself utterly fascinated, deeply disturbed, troubled, and provoked.
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No. But what I'm hearing, if even part of it is true, I'd be really deeply disturbed.
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I am disturbed by the increase in detentions and deportations of well-established and law-abiding immigrants.
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Feeling disturbed, he then visited another neighbor and asked to call his mother, but wasn't able to.
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The gunman appeared to be a "disturbed man," the interior minister of the state of Hesse said.
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Our policy is clear: women may breastfeed wherever they like, wherever they feel comfortable & shld not be disturbed.
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"All indications point to a criminal act by an apparently emotionally disturbed individual," Abella told a news conference.
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They have complete time to get to know one another because, physically, they aren't disturbed by other people.
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He was particularly disturbed by the common practice of throwing out produce that fails to meet aesthetic standards.
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"I, like you, am disturbed by the language and the actions of our officer," she said on video.
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Rojas also appeared "emotionally disturbed" in his statements to police officers, an New York Police Department source alleges.
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Many fans are also disturbed by the video, with some vowing to boycott the film along with PETA.
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Radicalised, often disturbed young men are enticed into acts of violence against the societies in which they live.
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The network got them from a source with access to the facility who was "disturbed" by the conditions.
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She woke up the next day naked, disturbed, and reliving disturbing flashbacks to scenes of the night before.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him," the statement read. "Mr.
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The Editors Guild of India said it remained deeply disturbed by the plans, even after they were dropped.
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However, Offline Mode will also let you listen to music without disturbing or being disturbed by anyone else.
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"We are deeply shocked and disturbed by this tragic event," the institute said in a statement last week.
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"Based on the investigative work, Scott Beierle was a disturbed individual who harbored hatred toward women," DeLeo said.
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They're disturbed when their long-dead friend returns to life (understandable, even in a city filled with superheroes).
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In "The Unknown Bridesmaid" (2013), a psychologist working with disturbed children finds herself confronting her own suppressed secrets.
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JOHN HARWOOD: I'm not hearing about the hallowed traditions of the Senate and how they can't be disturbed.
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Since June 2015, 14 emotionally disturbed people have died at the hands of police in New York City.
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I wrote about both these explosive cases and, like the rest of the country, was disturbed and mesmerized.
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"I think my client is profoundly disturbed and clearly has some really serious mental illness issues," Sturges says.
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This was a consequence of disturbed territories being settled by bold birds, and undisturbed territories by shy ones.
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Based on viewers' responses to the episode on Twitter, Ferrier was not the only one who was disturbed.
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Yanda met with reporters on Wednesday and said he was disturbed that his character was called into question.
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" Speaking about immigration in Sweden, Obama said, "We can't label everybody who is disturbed by immigration as racist.
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They are also disturbed by their perception of how quickly the media's focus shifted away from the victims.
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"All indications point to a criminal act by an apparently emotionally disturbed individual," Abella told a media conference.
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He would be able to judge, he thought, if she was OK, without being disturbed by eye contact.
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So you've got bands like Disturbed, Imagine Dragons, and Weezer blending with Sam Hunt, Sia, and The Weeknd.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him," the statement said. "Mr.
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Four friends told Kuyda separately that they were disturbed by the project and refused to interact with it.
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The inmates most vulnerable to "falling under the spell of jihadists", says Mr Khosrokhavar, are the psychologically disturbed.
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During that same period, the department said, it received more than 44,000 emergency calls about emotionally disturbed people.
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She said her protests were because she, like others, "were deeply disturbed" by the divisiveness of the flag.
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The questions returned last week, when Trump's remarks following the Orlando shooting disturbed many observers in both parties.
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It disturbed him that many Americans, guided by their partisan stripe, had already decided between the two witnesses.
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Disturbed by this practice, he did as he was instructed during training and called the company's ethics hotline.
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Writing on his campaign website, Jones says he is "disturbed" by the multiple attempts to repeal the law.
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Starring Joaquin Phoenix, it probes the journey of a disturbed man with a penetrating laugh into a killer.
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"Imagine if a bystander disturbed by a police stop tried to sue under the Fourth Amendment," he wrote.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) said he is still "deeply concerned" and "disturbed" on the effects on U.S. interests.
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Here, we should consider some of the words that Johns used in his statement: touching, upsetting, and disturbed.
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In New York City, the police respond to more than 100,000 calls about emotionally disturbed people a year.
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The top third is a straighter line and, having not been disturbed in years, paler than the rest.
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The study indicates Americans are quite disturbed over the presence of made-up news in the public dialogue.
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And it disturbed him to think that someone just like him might be entrusted with managing the country.
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American investigators were nevertheless disturbed because the attempt indicated that hackers could take control of computer-operated infrastructure.
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To be sure, you might be disturbed by the noise of other people taking and public-address announcements.
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But the hookup is disturbed by the revelation that DeLuca didn't know that Maggie is Webber's biological daughter.
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And even as White House staffers expressed concern about Tillerson's remarks, few believed Trump himself to be disturbed.
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But like him, I'm deeply disturbed that some countries are moving toward eliminating an entire group of people.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him," the statement reads. "Mr.
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Nor did they wait for one of the relief periods: the weeks, months even, when nothing was disturbed.
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The building is noted in Police Department records as having a history of calls for emotionally disturbed people.
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Those who were disturbed or disgusted — I spoke with some afterward — were quiet or drowned out or absent.
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But archaeologists can use the couple's records to infer what the site looked like before it was disturbed.
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After students complained, administrators said Mr. Uzuegbunam's "open-air speaking" had disturbed the peace, and they restricted it.
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In death, as in life, Anwar al-Awlaki's words inspired lonely, disturbed, or disaffected young men to kill.
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For example, women are more likely to experience disturbed sleep, anxiety and unusual fatigue before a heart attack.
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Her roles ranged from willful country girls and city career women to emotionally disturbed women and hopeless romantics.
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Exposed peatland can spew carbon into the atmosphere for decades, even centuries, after the land is first disturbed.
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The radio host said he was "disturbed" by the administration's policy of separating young children from their families.
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He's a close ally of Saudi Arabia and China, but India said it was "disturbed" by the developments.
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It prefers a fairly rich, well-drained soil, and it generally grows quickly where habitat has been disturbed.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska said in an interview that aired Tuesday that she was "disturbed" by McConnell's remarks.
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One study showed that if a cow elk was disturbed 10 times during calving, no calves would survive.
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The fact that classified documents are getting out suggests that some officials are deeply disturbed by Xinjiang's camps.
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The election of President Trump — despite the numerous allegations of sexual misconduct lodged against him — disturbed many women.
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The Bacons said they were disturbed by stories they heard about Mr. Nygard having sex with teenage girls.
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Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire wrote on Twitter that she was "deeply disturbed" to learn about the shooting.
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Authorities told him that his warning was illegal and had "severely disturbed the social order," the BBC reported.
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The Police Department responds to about 150,000 calls each year for what the agency calls emotionally disturbed people.
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Mary is an empathetic creature, and she feels for Kurt even as she is disturbed by his mission.
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Patients' wrist bands could be difficult to scan and the process disturbed them, especially if they were asleep.
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"As the heart of a young woman breaks, the balance of the universe is disturbed," Simogo's description reads.
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The centrist stressed that her "vote does not diminish how disturbed" she is by Republicans' treatment of Garland.
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Further investigation led detectives to find "some things that disturbed us and some other things," Chief Boyce said.
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Some prisoners had arrived disturbed — traumatized adolescents hauled in from the battlefield, unstable adults who disrupted the cellblocks.
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They were so disturbed that Trump would delay their Javelin Missile acquisition that they sparked an impeachment probe.
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A psychologically disturbed supporter of President Donald Trump sent pipe bombs to a number of his top critics.
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His last name matches that of Bruno Bettelheim, a psychologist known for his work treating emotionally disturbed children.
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Sure you could get disturbed, but one stern look should let everyone know you're not to be interrupted.
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On Thursday morning, Trump suggested the suspected gunman was "mentally disturbed" and should have been reported to police.
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"When I heard that, I was disturbed," Murkowski said of McConnell's comments, which he made to Fox News.
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Max Page, vice president of the Massachusetts Teachers Association, said students reported being deeply disturbed by the prompt.
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Making Americans anxious, disturbed and scared is secondary to Trump's goal of constantly and always putting himself first.
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" An NYPD spokesperson confirmed the incident in a statement to PEOPLE, and said the man appeared "emotionally disturbed.
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She also helped confirm that the sand had not been significantly disturbed for tens of thousands of years.
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Headlines of the disaster deeply disturbed Americans: How could this have happened so close to the war's end?
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The CEO said the company was "disturbed and upset" by the shooting earlier this month in Parkland, Florida.
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But the bigger takeaway is that Bannon was disturbed enough by this mistaken idea to bring it up.
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"Yes, I'm deeply disturbed by it, as well, and this entire mess has me frustrated, George," Tom Bossert said on ABC's "This Week With George Stephanopoulos," responding to the host's citing a whistleblower complaint that said White House officials were disturbed by a call between Trump and Ukraine's president in July.
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And I am disturbed by statements from senior members of Israel's government that the aim should be abandoned altogether.
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"Maybe it's easier now to do what I want because I am not disturbed by unfulfilled desires," he said.
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It was very much a programmer-centric company; like, close your door if you don't want to be disturbed.
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Any serious support for such an agenda -- much less a victory in the presidential race -- would have disturbed Kennedy.
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Goggin and his team reduced the disruption to the point where the original particle was hardly disturbed at all.
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McKinnon's friend was so disturbed by her responses that she suggested McKinnon get her memory checked by a professional.
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Bruck had characterized Roof as a lonely, disturbed young man who found solace in hateful writings on the internet.
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You do not need to be able to diagnose a narcissist to be disturbed by this type of behavior.
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"We&aposre really disturbed by how our former store is being used," Walmart said in a tweet on Wednesday.
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It houses some of the most dangerous people in Texas, as well as some of the most mentally-disturbed.
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"I am heartsick and deeply disturbed by the fatal officer-involved shooting that happened last night," Mayor Hodges said.
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Cruz, a former Supreme Court law clerk, said he became "deeply disturbed" to discover Thomas' omission from the museum.
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His ex-wife, Connie Jones, said in a statement Monday that her ex-husband was an emotionally disturbed person.
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He was really disturbed by the environmental devastation of his time, clearcutting the rainforests for cattle and factory farming.
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The fungus, which develops as long filaments, breaks apart into microscopic spores and becomes airborne when soil is disturbed.
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When I awoke it was night, the apartment was dark and cool, and the phone hadn't disturbed my rest.
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Authorities told him that his WeChat warning was illegal and had "severely disturbed the social order," the BBC reported.
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" The elected members of the Denver Board of Education have also condemned the footage, saying they were "deeply disturbed.
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They are also innately, pathologically disturbed, cocooned in fantasies that filter and warp the reality of coarse daily life.
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More than 500 people joined to talk about the goings-on in this disturbed little town by the sea.
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You could tell they were there because a bad smell hung around, or the ground was sunken or disturbed.
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We must recognize that the Internet has provided a dangerous avenue to radicalize disturbed minds and perform demented acts.
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Several AKL members were so disturbed by Grossheim's behavior that they reported their concerns to police, the lawsuit adds.
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Increasingly, multiple convicts have been put to death the same day, a new trend which has disturbed rights monitors.
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Richard Rojas, 26, also appeared "emotionally disturbed" in his statements to police officers, an N.Y.C. Police Department source alleges.
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"He appears to have been an angry, disturbed, unstable young man who became radicalized," President Barack Obama told reporters.
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I find it interesting, but my husband is disturbed by it and I can't help but laugh at him.
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Orange will never, ever be the new pink, and anyone who thinks otherwise is "seriously disturbed." via GIPHY 2.
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And that's why I was so disturbed when I discovered that some corn holders are not shaped like corn.
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As a fan of banks – I like the lollipops they give out – I'm slightly disturbed by services like TalkBank.
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The Kochs also seem especially disturbed by the anti-Muslim rhetoric that both Trump and Cruz have been spewing.
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The signals might show disturbed earth underground — areas where bodies could have been buried — or anything else, even garbage.
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"The remains were disarticulated and apparently randomly distributed in a layer of disturbed and redeposited soils," Mr. Pappalardo said.
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" The comments echoed those that Trump made Thursday morning (where else?) on Twitter, calling the alleged shooter "mentally disturbed.
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This stunning island is abruptly disturbed by German soldiers who enter into a fierce battle with the Amazon warriors.
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I met a trans guy for the first time and was disturbed, shocked, horrified, and totally obsessed with him.
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Viewers were in equal parts disturbed and amused, a winning — if unusual — formula when it comes to brand recall.
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One of Robert Godwin's sons said he was greatly disturbed by how the killer carried out his awful deed.
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Moran's mother is still so disturbed by what happened that she declined to speak to CNN for this story.
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But if she could, Ahmed says, she would consider supporting Trump, despite feeling disturbed by Trump's rhetoric about Muslims.
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Tim Kaine said he is "deeply disturbed" by the events in Charlottesville, where white supremacists have gathered to rally.
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Macbeth is momentarily disturbed by MacDuff's knocking at the gate, and he panics that his crime might be discovered.
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The justices seemed inclined to rule in favor of Flowers, with even conservative justices appearing disturbed by Evans' conduct.
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In addition, Belafonte denied showing Angel, Phoenix and Madison ISIS beheading videos while Brown claims left the girls disturbed.
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Yesterday, my day was disturbed by a photo going around on Twitter of Peeps stuck on a cheese pizza.
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To understand why the theorem made a splash, it helps to understand the pool of received wisdom it disturbed.
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This disturbed the status quo in a way that working class white musicians making it into the mainstream didn't.
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The murder must be solved and the unbreakable enigma broken, otherwise the harmony of the universe will be disturbed.
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And now I get why it lived in the archives, why we ought not to have disturbed its memory.
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Among other disenchantments, Sarawak's many Christians are disturbed by the Malay-Muslim chauvinist rhetoric which Malaysia's government increasingly tolerates.
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Its portrayal of adulterous sex and a woman's sexual awakening disturbed both evangelicals and some respected literary figures, too.
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Read more: You can now buy face masks that turn you into SpongeBob and Patrick, and people are disturbed
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"I am profoundly disturbed and disgusted by the continued threats against the Jewish community in New York," Cuomo said.
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This is the issue that led the disturbed individual, Nasim Najafi Aghdam, to attack YouTube's headquarters earlier this month.
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Meanwhile, at the hotel, the bride's disturbed mother stabs Strand as payback for his mercy killing of her daughter.
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President Obama is "deeply disturbed" by this week's police shootings in Louisiana and Minnesota, his top spokesman said Thursday.
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The lawmakers said they were "disturbed" the two-year-old intrusion was detected so long after the hack occurred.
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" They were taught that they might be the "only agent for change in the life of a disturbed child.
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But the ideology has also become a conveyer for individual discontent, and a magnet for disturbed and angry individuals.
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But the weaker trend could yet be disturbed, said Marwan Shurrab, director at Vision Investments and Holding in Dubai.
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Most ceased work after marriage, but for a time they enjoyed a level of independence that disturbed Victorian sensibilities.
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Because Esteban Santiago appears to have a history of psychological distress and hospitalization, we write him off as disturbed.
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Joaquin Phoenix plays a disturbed and mentally ill man named Arthur Fleck who isn't just having a bad day.
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She was told to negotiate with a man portraying an emotionally disturbed person who later pulls out a weapon.
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Nevertheless, the brutality of it clearly disturbed Tyrion and it's something she'll have to reckon with in later episodes.
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Radio waves indicated that his grave had been disturbed, and folkloric accounts pointed to a local 18th-century doctor.
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Williams said in a Facebook post that she was "disturbed by the language and the actions" of the officers.
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The U.S. Embassy in Ankara said it was deeply disturbed by the arrest of the locally employed staff member.
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"I am disturbed by China's presence there, it is annoying if they will claim the area," he told Reuters.
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As for sugar, studies show it's linked to restless, disturbed sleep and may possibly affect hormones that control cravings.
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Steve Carter, was so disturbed by Ms. Baranowski's accusations that he vomited backstage before Sunday services and immediately resigned.
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As a result, I am disturbed by the unequal distribution of wealth that has resulted from our capitalistic system.
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You can watch The Shining endlessly and come away deeply disturbed and confused and fascinated and shivering every time.
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So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior.
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"The calls that most disturbed Ms. Gersh consisted only of the sound of guns being fired," the lawsuit reads.
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Flora and fauna thrive in the region, also known as the DMZ, because it is rarely disturbed by humans.
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For a few days or weeks in August, the ocean, at night, when disturbed, lights up and glows green.
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"When we saw what happened in Parkland, we were so disturbed and upset," Mr. Stack said in an interview.
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"We are saddened and deeply disturbed that this occurred in our store and affected our customers," Ms. Gillespie said.
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In an email later circulated among employees and directors, Ting said he was deeply disturbed by what he saw.
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But yesterday I was very disturbed by the big celebration for him knowing the lives that have been destroyed.
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"Birds Beware: The Praying Mantis Wants Your Brain" I was shocked, disturbed, and interested all at the same time.
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WHEELDON You can't watch the documentary without being profoundly disturbed by it, but again, we're not judge and jury.
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Facebook, which handed over 3,000 Russia-linked ads to congressional panels today, says it's "deeply disturbed" about the ads.
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"I was pretty disturbed and angry," said Sallie Hodges, another former employee, recalling the accounts she heard from colleagues.
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But they were disturbed by some of the extracurricular requirements that put them in what they considered unsafe situations.
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" Hirola said on its website: "They were so close and extremely calm and seemed not disturbed by our presence.
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But George W. Bush's parents were clearly disturbed by the influence of Vice President Dick Cheney and neoconservative advisers.
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Traumatized by her mother's death, Vincent is disturbed by the "goddamn haunted inlet" of water her mother drowned in.
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To the Editor: I found myself saddened and disturbed by Sarah Lyall's piece concerning the death of her mother.
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Wild pigeons build their nests in places unlikely to be disturbed by other animals, such as on cliff faces.
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When we feel road rage, the feeling faithfully depicts the disturbed state of our physiology brought about by anger.
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She said that the comment indicated that Leo was "disturbed," according to the complaint, and that he needed therapy.
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Other shops reported receiving similar takedowns from Etsy, presumably via Disney, and had their production chains disturbed as well.
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There is no dispute, law enforcement officials said, that the suspect in the Florida case, Esteban Santiago, was disturbed.
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English ivy is extravagantly green even in the worst winters, and it grows — like a weed — in disturbed areas.
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Gail: I was disturbed that he hadn't come up with a quick, clean, you're-right-and-I-apologize response.
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Trump's own former homeland security advisor, Thomas Bossert, has described himself as "deeply disturbed" by the president's behavior, too.
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They would also be required to record housing patrols, the transportation of prisoners and interactions with emotionally disturbed people.
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Several parents whose children were enrolled in Faith&aposs care told local media they were disturbed by the allegations.
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A lot of the youth are disturbed by globalization, by the domination of a relatively few people and brands.
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The result can be a greater variety of species locally, as those that thrive on disturbed landscapes move in.
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" She added: "A lot of congressmen have seen it and a lot of congressmen have been disturbed by it.
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It reported time and time again that a disturbed individual was a clear and present danger to harm others.
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There, some people sitting on foldout chairs are filming heavy metal band Disturbed on their cellphones through the barriers.
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This latest research from the University of Oregon suggests a possible link in the form of severely disturbed tectonic systems.
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These include keeping the infants in dark, quiet rooms, as they are easily disturbed, which can exacerbate symptoms of withdrawal.
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We are accustomed to being generous toward outsiders ... but now the purity of our lives, sleep and rest is disturbed.
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The canvas was also attacked in 1913 by a mentally disturbed man who slashed it with a knife three times.
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Vince's second horn was partially cut, leading the zoo to believe that the intruders were disturbed or their equipment failed.
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Reports from the university blamed "150 masked agitators" who disturbed an otherwise peaceful demonstration from students angry at Yiannopoulous' messages.
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Evidence is mounting that that the world is no longer fascinated with Silicon Valley: It's disturbed by its callous behavior.
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Supreme Court Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy's not-so-shocking retirement announcement on Wednesday immediately disturbed the usual anti-Trump suspects.
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If fellow passengers feel disturbed, stewardesses simply offer a drink to the troublemakers to get them out of the lavatory.
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London Road, once awash with syringes and condoms, is now peaceful, with residents no longer disturbed outside their front doors.
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What's clear amid all this is that the problem of anti-Semitism runs far deeper than just one disturbed person.
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Some were disturbed that our nation's leaders would not have the moral courage to ask Cohen about the new singles.
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Chips need to be kept at freezing temperatures and can be disturbed by the tiniest electrical fluctuations or physical vibrations.
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Certainly, "American Dharma" offers no comfort to those disturbed by Bannon or harmed by the policies he has pressed for.
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Many White visitors spoke unprompted of the dangers of "erasing history," while also being disturbed by Roosevelt's racism to Indians.
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"Our best guess is that Saturn had a similar collection of moons before, but their orbits were disturbed," Cuk said.
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There was a certain part of me that was feeling very disturbed and angry at times and yet still empathetic.
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Still, he or she claims to have been disturbed enough by the interaction to have documented it at the time.
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That same year, he was taken to Brooklyn Hospital after the police got a call about an emotionally disturbed person.
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"When I learned that multiple children had died in detention from potentially preventable causes, it truly disturbed me," Winickoff said.
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As an evangelical Christian, I am deeply disturbed by the hypocrisy of the outrage at Trump's comments on sexual assault.
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Italian Premier Matteo Renzi said the nation's "soul is disturbed" by the series of quakes, starting with the deadly Aug.
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"The Rice family is disturbed by the city's behavior," Rice family attorney Subodh Chandra said in a statement to WKYC.
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Chief Acevedo said he was disturbed that King and other people are still hesitant to come forward about police misconduct.
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You can't ignore the negative aspects of non-consensual dick pics, and the disturbed psychology of individuals who do it.
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"I've found a place where people allow me to finally be who I am," Shawn tells a now-disturbed Cory.
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"Why should we waste our deaths ... Our graves will benefit the mentally disturbed, we shall stand guardian over them forever."
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The applicant checks out on paper, but she's disturbed to see his skin is littered with swastikas and prison tattoos.
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You won't be disturbed by pop-ups, but of course you'll need to log into all your regular sites again.
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Because his biggest problem is a psychologically disturbed son, he gradually realizes that "escape" could cost him someone he loves.
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Super disturbed by this report that Secretary DeVos is weighing opening up Title IV funds for the purchase of weapons.
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"The younger the child, typically, the more disturbed the child is," said Tishler, who did not participate in the research.
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"You are clearly disturbed and should seek help as soon as you've sent me your leftover frosting," wrote one user.
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An archaeologist was present in case any human remains were disturbed -- though in the end, no new remains were found.
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The commission said it was "profoundly disturbed" by "repeated systemic failures and pervasive culture of non-disclosure" at the company.
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Tripp, meanwhile, says he's a whistleblower disturbed by Tesla allegedly inflating manufacturing numbers and putting damaged batteries into Model 3.
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The superintendent said she was disturbed by what happened and felt that re-issuing the yearbooks was the best solution.
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We are not 'down with the sickness (Disturbed),' and we hope it stays that way since Obamacare is being repealed.
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Those gestures, though, have disturbed some conservatives, who say the Pope is trampling on Catholic traditions or flouting church laws.
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In addition, Belafonte denied showing Angel, Phoenix and Madison ISIS beheading videos, which Brown previously claimed left the girls disturbed.
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See above, but fair warning — young children, and even impressionable adults — might be disturbed by this large and feathery monster.
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A school board official, Anthony Stanberry told CNN affiliate KLFY is disturbed by the news and is promising swift action.
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It's the fault of non-transgender people who are so disturbed at another person's audacity to exist fully and unapologetically.
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Then, when Littlefinger left his room, Arya broke in and found the letter — and seemed quite disturbed by its contents.
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Erdoğan blasted those supporting Kurdish "terrorist organizations" as "deeply disturbed" and aimed at "harming our relations" with the United States.
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While efforts taken by the Nixon administration to undermine the Watergate investigation deeply disturbed some Americans, most citizens remained uninterested.
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Nor can the Islamic State acknowledge that its "soldiers" might sometimes be little more than disturbed individuals grasping for justification.
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It disturbed me because it could happen to anyone, and the people doing it couldn't be bothered to think twice.
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Cruz's attorney has described him as a "deeply disturbed, emotionally broken" young man, who suffers from mental illness and trauma.
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Alternatively, pick System then Sound to mute the audio on your system; that way you won't be disturbed by anything.
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Civilian casualties in Iraq reached staggering proportions; news of torture, waterboarding and CIA black sites disturbed our sense of righteousness.
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Countless political pundits speculate that the Democrat won in Alabama because Moore was a flawed candidate, a clearly disturbed individual.
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Visibly disturbed, Achtsioglou was silent as demonstrators shouted "shame on you" over legislation due to go to parliament this week.
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He was disturbed, she says, by the milk that had leaked onto her dress and asked her what it was.
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The threat has unsettled the business community and led to fears the U.S.-Mexico supply chain could be deeply disturbed.
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I was amused and slightly disturbed by the way the beef seemed to sort of ooze out of my bun.
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Barb Haag of West Chester, a retired teacher of the emotionally disturbed, said Mr. Trump's interruptions did not bother her.
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In one scenario, two students shot a mentally disturbed woman in an alley who was brandishing a pair of scissors.
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" She also said that her apartment had been broken into and that her files on the case had been "disturbed.
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"North Korea fired off some small weapons, which disturbed some of my people, and others, but not me," he tweeted.
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But Juan Luís was disturbed to see how many of the kids from school supported Trump's virulent anti-immigration rhetoric.
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HNT members on average respond to a call a day; anything from hostage situations to depressed or emotionally disturbed people.
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And rodents thrive in the fragmented, disturbed landscapes that, thanks to human activity, now characterize large sections of the Northeast.
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