Is there any secret to playing drunk or doped up?
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Hoult plays Silas, a regular citizen of this doped-up society.
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I'm 8: My mother locks my screaming, doped-up father out.
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But many of your doped-up stars will slip through the net.
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For me, being doped up cuts the rapid patter malarkey off at the knees.
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And so we didn't know if he didn't speak because he had been doped up.
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Both of my parents died in hospice care, both doped up on opiates at the end.
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And like a doped-up olympian, the game was stripped of its bronze medal on the MIXX awards' website.
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John Cena and Nikki Bella started down the road to marriage when they were both doped up for surgeries.
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She added that she's convinced Clinton has Parkinson's disease, was doped up for the debates, and is probably incontinent.
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She had called him once when he was in the hospital, but he was too doped up to talk.
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The Iditarod dog sled race has a new controversy to deal with and it's a weird one: doped up dogs.
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The guy was wheeled into the operating room, doped up, and veiled entirely, except for the surgical site: his balls.
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Andy Samberg goes for guffaws by spoofing a narcissistic pop star and a doped-up cyclist in an HBO double bill.
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I was just so doped up it took me seventeen years and a few solid ass-rapings to figure that one out.
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Fortunately, there appear to be a lot of overlapping elements to the experience of having one's brain doped up on Earth's beauty.
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You're doped up on Vicodin and drinking meal replacement shakes because your nose is crammed full of gauze and you can't taste anything.
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Mary is the distracted, doped-up mother who presides over a two-bedroom apartment in Greenwich Village (convincingly evoked by the designer Derek McLane).
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" A month or two later, she was in Atlantic City and says she was given another glass of red wine and felt "completely doped up again.
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Nicole and I stayed in and watched Netflix and didn't drink, and she brought me food and more frozen peas, and I was moderately doped up.
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However, Red has spent this season fighting weathered adult men, including a sadistic jail captain (Link Baker), a doped-up boxer (Darcy Hinds), and, now, his ex-girlfriend's dad.
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I witnessed and distributed the enormous amount of drugs the whales were doped up on: antibiotics to treat chronic infections, medication to treat ulcers and fungal infections, drugs to treat epilepsy.
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You're no longer defined merely by your cheekbones or that inexplicably stupid picture you took with a forcibly doped-up tiger that one time you went to Southeast Asia before college.
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She allows her drunk, doped up (she takes a pill from Jackie's stash) brain to imagine the worst possible scenario: Her mother is the woman in white, luring young girls into the woods.
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Paul Wall and Baby Bash came face-to-face with a judge for their latest drug charges ... and it looks like excuses are already flying for why their systems might be doped up.
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The seven-track, 58-minute LP, which gathers unreleased material dating back to 2008, is like listening to a techno or house record that's been doped up on tabs of acid and having one revelatory experience after another.
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And over time, the creatives who worked on my team found a huge benefit to my transition: They'd present work to me three or four days after surgery, when they knew I'd be most doped-up on painkillers.
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It's best to dial it down, Sag, as the only people who actually care about these tidbits of knowledge are the degenerates in the club too doped up to even know what you're yapping in their ears about.
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For much of the 1980s and 1990s, the United States had a pervasive doping problem in Olympic sports that was enabled by the U.S.O.C. Test results disappeared, doped-up athletes ran and jumped and swam their way to medals, and complicit coaches prospered.
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"It acts quickly, so you're not waiting around for six hours to see how high you are," he says, adding that these products are primarily intended for the chronically ill and "little old ladies" who would otherwise get doped up on opioids and sleeping pills.
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We're told cops questioned Jones, who claimed he owned the $1.9 million home because Loretta signed it over to him, and turns out he was right -- but allegedly because he got her to sign the paperwork after she had hip surgery in 2016 while she was doped up on morphine.
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He told me later of the strangeness of sitting in the back of a helicopter, watching over his enemy lying peacefully unconscious, doped up on painkillers, while he kept checking the sniper's vitals, his blood pressure, his heartbeat, a heartbeat that was steady and strong thanks to the gift of blood from the Americans this insurgent would have liked to kill.
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Hari (Shashank) is a junkie with enough rage to cause heat waves on Pluto. He turned out this way because he's never seen his dad, who unceremoniously ditched his unmarried mother, who then died some years later. Now Hari's going around getting doped up with ganja etc. and beating up lecturers.
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In 2008, prosecution documents related to the trial of coach Trevor Graham listed Pettigrew as one of Graham's athletes to have used performance-enhancing drugs. Pettigrew then admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs and testified against Graham at his trial in May 2008.Doped-up Pettigrew denied GB gold. BBC Sport May 23, 2008.
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The man took him to a doctor who prescribed him painkillers. A neighbor, and the last man to see Nelson alive, speculated: "I guess it would be possible for someone to sneak up on him. Ordinarily it would be impossible... but if he were doped up, well that would be different." Some friends considered suicide a possibility, however.
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Sarah Rodman of The Boston Globe referred to the song as "slashing", in reference to its relation to the album's theme of "outward relationships". Dan Weiss of The Village Voice referred to the song as "the only other Lullaby tune where she fully savors her role as the estranged divorcee godmother of the Ke$haverse, and it over- whomps like it’s doped up on 250 cc’s of Federline".
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Tony immediately suspects Ralphie, and confronts him at his home over the suspicious timing of the fire: there will be a $200,000 insurance pay-out. Ralphie vehemently denies the accusation, but their argument escalates into a physical fight, ending with Tony killing Ralphie with his bare hands. He calls Christopher to help with the clean-up. A doped-up Chris arrives late and helps Tony dismember Ralphie's body, then dispose of his remains in separate locations.
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On 5 January 1976, Evans was so despondent that Hughes phoned Evans' cowriter for his biography, John Hoernie, and asked him to visit them. Hoernie saw Evans "really doped-up and groggy" but Evans told Hoernie to make sure he finished Living The Beatles' Legend. Hoernie helped Evans up to an upstairs bedroom, but during an incoherent conversation, Evans picked up an air rifle. Hoernie struggled with Evans, but Evans, being much stronger, held onto the weapon.
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Fluent In Stroll is the fifth studio album by the Boston ska punk band Big D and the Kids Table, released on July 7, 2009 by Side One Dummy Records. It was produced by Joe Gittleman of The Mighty Mighty Bosstones and features backing vocals by Sirae Richardson, Hayley Jane, and Nicole and Simone Olivia, who perform as the Doped Up Dollies. Its title refers to the band's new musical direction dubbed "stroll", a mix of double-Dutch, ska, reggae, and soul.
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Their live shows near Boston sometimes feature former touring and recording members such as trumpet player Dan Stoppelman, bassist Steve Foote, guitarist Sean P. Rogan, and most frequently, trombonist Paul Cuttler, among others. In 2017, drummer Derek Davis left the band to do guitar/drum tech for bands like Joan Jett and the Blackhearts and The Dropkick Murphys. Derek Davis was replaced by Alex Brander. Some of their live performances and occasionally their tours feature the "Doped Up Dollies" singers.
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They end up going on a date but Katie accidentally backs into Chris when she sees him and Alison about to kiss. While on medication and beer from his injury from the hit, Alison hears Chris admit his love and admiration for Katie, which he mistakes her to be in his drunken and doped up state. She confesses to Katie to quit trying to set her up with Chris because his interests is elsewhere and not with her. Casey sees Chris and Ali getting closer and starts a fling with Vienna Hyatt.
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While he is investigating the graveyard, Courcey spots a one-eyed VC soldier, who is presumably a scout. During a patrol, Courcey spots a group of nine Vietnamese women and children fishing along the small river that runs through the deserted village, despite intelligence that there are no civilians said to live in the area. Courcey befriends one of the teenage Vietnamese girls despite that she speaks no English and Courcey cannot speak or understand Vietnamese. That evening, the VC attack Muc Wa with a harassing attack in which the doped-up Lincoln is wounded.
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In April 2011, Cunningham sent a ten-page typewritten document pleading his case to USA Today, the Los Angeles Times, Talking Points Memo, and San Diego CityBeat. He titled the document "The Untold Story of Duke Cunningham". In the document, Cunningham says that because Judge Burns has declared his case closed, he was now offering to speak to the media, which had "inundated" him with inquiries since 2004. According to CityBeat, in the statement, Cunningham claimed that he was "doped up on sedatives" and made his plea knowing that it was "90 to 95% untrue".
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On April 13, 1955, Schmitz committed suicide with an overdose of sleeping pills; she was 45 years old. At the time of her death, she had been living in Munich with a woman named Ursula Moritz, a physician who allegedly sold her morphine at an inflated rate and kept Schmitz doped up while squandering the little funds she had available to her. Schmitz's family claimed that once the actress proved to be of no use to Moritz, the physician facilitated her suicide. One year after Schmitz's death, charges were filed against Dr. Moritz for improper medical treatment.
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Bull dying in a bullfight RSPCA assistant director for public affairs, David Bowles, said: "The RSPCA is strongly opposed to bullfighting. It is an inhumane and outdated practice that continues to lose support, including from those living in the countries where this takes place such as Spain, Portugal and France." Bullfighting guide The Bulletpoint Bullfight warns that bullfighting is "not for the squeamish", advising spectators to "Be prepared for blood." The guide details prolonged and profuse bleeding caused by horse-mounted lancers; the charging by the bull of a blindfolded, armored horse who is "sometimes doped up, and unaware of the proximity of the bull"; the placing of barbed darts by banderilleros; followed by the matador's fatal sword thrust.
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At the 1976 U.S. Olympic Trials, she won all the freestyle events, as well as the 400-meter individual medley, setting one world and six national records in the process. At the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal, Quebec, she won four silver medals and a gold medal in the 4×100-meter freestyle relay in world record time, despite the competition being dominated by the East German swimmers. The four silver medals came in the 200-meter, 400-meter and 800-meter freestyle, and the 4×100-meter medley relay. Although Babashoff never won an individual gold medal in Olympic competition, she is still regarded as one of the top swimmers in history, and is most vividly remembered for having swum the anchor leg on the gold-medal winning 4×100-meter freestyle relay team, in its victory over the doped up, steroid-plagued 1976 East German women, in what is widely acknowledged as having been the single greatest race in the entire history of women's swimming.
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