She takes a shower to wash off her drugged-up haze.
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Rodriguez accused "drugged-up protesters" of setting fire to the trucks.
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Both sides relied on ragtag bands of drugged up child soldiers.
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"He's too drugged up to talk," the nurse said to console me.
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"Everybody who knows Prince knows he wasn't walking around drugged up," McMillan said.
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We have murdered and systematically imprisoned and slaughtered and devalued and drugged up the majority.
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Just an excuse for parents to get some viral content out of their adorable, drugged up children.
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I am so drugged up at this point, that I don't even feel the needle going in.
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She sits down very close to Sam and the very drugged up director completely misreads her signals.
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They're too drugged up to realize what they're saying, doing, or how they're letting out their emotions.
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" McMillan added of the singer's healthy lifestyle: "Everybody who knows Prince knows he wasn't walking around drugged up.
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" Trump criticized her reporting as having "non-existent 'sources' and a drunk/drugged up loser who hates Michael.
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"I was so drugged up on ketamine, I just went 'he better come and see me in hospital then'," he added.
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It's totally out of bounds, but Jean goes to find Allison, the drugged-up patient who didn't show for her appointment.
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Somewhere not so far away, Rachel is still being held in the hospital, all drugged up, and Coleman goes to visit her.
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Keeping hedge fund managers and oil barons drugged up in a hazy glow of overflowing offshore accounts and champagne soaked private jets.
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" On "State of the Union," Conway said she didn't know who the President was referring to as a "drunk/drugged up loser.
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What I'm saying is: Rocket League lets you play like a non-drugged up or drunk Gazza, in a gravity-defying car.
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When you've got green hair, though, and you wear a dress with feathers all over it, people automatically think you're drugged up.
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Dennis Hopper would show up at her father's with a troupe and they were drugged up to the nth degree, but she wasn't.
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Four episodes later, the drugged-up killer finds Miriam and gets her to explain all the ways she's informed the police of his crime.
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Now consider the fact that during every line, every whisper, and every drugged-up slur, Scanlen was maintaining an accent that was totally foreign to her.
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CNN has reached out to the White House to ask who the President was referring to as a "drunk/drugged up loser who hates Michael" Cohen.
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"We can't make the maze any easier," a lab assistant says to the lead researcher as he watches the drugged-up Early flounder through a test.
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My careful birth plan was replaced with a hooked-up, drugged-up induction to welcome a baby boy who was bigger than any of us expected.
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On June 19513, 21951, a drugged-up rhesus monkey named Albert II was buckled into a Nazi-designed missile at an airfield in White Sands, New Mexico.
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Their latest effort—for the looping tune "Drugged Up on the Universe"—is their darkest and strangest yet (which is really saying something, if you know Hexvessel!).
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"The next morning they're basically still drugged up on it and getting behind the wheel of the car," said Kibbe, who is the editor of JAMA Surgery.
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Related: Police are freaking out over drugged-up flakka 'zombies' Unlike Harrouff, Eugene was shot almost immediately by the first Miami cop who stumbled upon the gruesome scene.
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In the case of "We Live Despite Their Schemes," McCabe shared vocal duties with Jennifer Layne Park, offering a drugged-up duet that was largely inspired by techno artists.
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Steve suggested we have the scene start in the hallway pre-drugs, then she's in the bathroom, then we see her in the drugged up state in the hallway.
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"To the world, I wasn't a suspect innocent until proven guilty, I was a cunning, psychopathic, dirty, drugged-up whore who was guilty until proven otherwise," she told the audience.
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But a common stumbling block past teams have encountered is preventing the drugged-up lenses from dumping medication into the patient's eyes all at once, after contact with the cornea.
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About getting drugged up like a racehorse so you can play with broken bones, or treating your body like a garbage disposal for your employer only to have them fire you.
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In the Dust-ending clips, we actually see her medically drugged up argument, which includes more pertinent acronyms than most people would probably be able to supply while stone cold sober.
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Down the hall, Dr. Cassidy is greeted by a drugged up Nurse Hoffel (Kirstie Alley) in the locker room and shares that he is having second thoughts about being a cold-blooded murderer.
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The most dangerous scenario for the Falcons, strategically speaking, might be an in-between possibility: What if a taped-up, drugged-up Mack insists on staying out there even if he's not effective?
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There's also not a single line of dialogue for the hazy, drugged-up Natives; they're simply there, floating around the frame, more inanimate objects than real human beings with beliefs that demand respect.
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But tonight it's the drugged-up Laurel, snarling that she loved Wes way more than she ever loved Frank, who really puts our wayward career criminal over the edge and into the police station.
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For instance, the film opens with a shaking, apparently drugged-up man describing the time he was sexually rejected and then reacted by driving to Mexico, abducting a child, and raping her in the desert.
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So when she became the caricature of a nervous breakdown, drugged up, her husband making out with Trish Stratus in front of her in some warped combination of sexual fantasy and revenge, it was perfect.
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" On April 21, he attacked The Times for an article on Michael D. Cohen, the president's personal lawyer, saying that the newspaper used "non-existent 'sources' and a drunk/drugged up loser who hates Michael.
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The family of Leticia "Letty" Serrano says the young girl just couldn't recover from the time she spent drugged up in captivity by the man who kidnapped her, her loved ones told local outlet ABC13.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... officials are investigating allegations that Masina and Don Hill had sex with a woman who claims she was drugged up and near unconscious at Hill's L.A. apartment back in July.
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He referred to a former ally as a "drunk/drugged up loser" and once again accused the former F.B.I. director James B. Comey of breaking the law by leaking memos of his interactions with the president.
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In what is likely the most terrifying prank to play on a drugged-up little sister, a pair of brothers convinced their sister Millicent of an impending zombie apocalypse during the drive home from her dental surgery.
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He called one of the report's authors, Maggie Haberman (whose name he initially misspelled), a "third-rate reporter," and said the sources in the story were "non-existent" and a "drunk/drugged up loser" who hates Cohen.
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In the penultimate episode, a drugged up BoJack nearly strangles his co-star and sometime love interest to death while shooting a scene, forcing him to recognize how much hurt and pain he has caused everyone around him.
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"It is not an exaggeration to say he was in a so-called 'drugged-up state,'" Teruichi Shimomitsu, a doctor and retired member of the watchdog body, wrote in a letter last May to then-Justice Minister Yoko Kamikawa.
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The episode began with a shot of her supposedly still alive but disembodied head, looking drugged up and despondent while jamming out to "Someday We'll All Be Free" by Donny Hathaway on an iPod, amidst a sea of blackness.
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It wasn't just the plot — a group of drugged up, sexually active teenagers getting into all kinds of mischief, the ying to my suburban, straight-A, in-bed-by-ten yang — but also the community that came with it.
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Kids showed drugged-up youths cutting their teeth on the streets of New York City like it was a modern-day Sodom or Gomorrah; they brutalized strangers, raped unconscious friends, and got HIV from serial acts of unprotected sex.
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Judy also has a crusty boss, Ray Hernandez (Alfred Molina), a soured one-time idealist unimpressed with Judy's enthusiasm for a particular subject: Asefa, an Afghan woman in a detention center, who is so drugged up by her keepers as to be practically catatonic.
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Over the course of the film, she drugs, abuses, and emotionally manipulates Lizzie, who is black, to convince a drugged-up, terrified Lizzie to chop off her own hand — obviously destroying her career and robbing her forever of the chance to play the instrument she loves.
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And that's before you begin to factor in the backseat drivers, the passengers who are drunk or drugged up, or on one occasion one who apparently decides to jump from the vehicle at 20 miles per hour, only to flag Case down again minutes later while being pursued by the police.
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Here are some of our favorite seasonal stand-outs: Though it opens with the happily rollicking riffs of "Jingle Bell Rock," the first Lethal entry is full of bad little girls and boys: This is a movie in which a drugged-up superfox takes a nosedive from a seasonally decorated high-rise apartment, and a film whose main hero, Martin Riggs (Mel Gibson), is introduced via a scene in which he kills a bunch of creepy coke-dealers who are doing business in a field of Christmas trees.
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But it was all worth it: Gheorghe Hagi's absurd lob against Colombia, Kennet Andersson doing the same to Brazil, Jack Charlton—who, you'd think, if you've ever seen him blast the head off a stag with a shotgun, would be ecstatic just to be in a country with such lax gun control laws—having a tantrum in the Orlando heat, the iridescent kits gleaming like brand-new colors in the sun, the world's saddest ponytail, the world's most obviously drugged-up genius—the whole world of soccer, basically, gloriously England-free, on parade before me for the first time in my furtive satellite town panopticon.
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Killer Drag Queens on Dope is a 2003 low budget comedy written, produced, and directed by Lazar Saric. The film stars Alexis Arquette (also known as Eva Destruction) and Omar Alexis as two drugged up drag queens who work as contract killers.
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Tony is taken to Josh's club, and calls Michelle to tell her where he is. In turn, she calls Sid to inform him of Tony's location. He decides to find Tony, but Cassie is hurt that he is leaving her again. Tony goes inside the club and finds Josh and a drugged up Effy.
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Silas finds Texas and takes her to the woods where India was murdered. Texas complies because she is too drugged up to notice anything strange. Silas prepares to murder Texas but she begins talking about India, revealing that she was Cameron's intended date. Silas realises that India did not behave how he had previously believed and feels guilty.
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In 2010, Cory Friedman published a young adult version of Against Medical Advice with Patterson, entitled Med Head: My Knock-Down Drag-Out Drugged-Up Battle with My Brain. The book was released on April 1, 2010, and received a positive review from TeenReads and Kirkus Reviews, who called it a "perfect prescription for misery-memoir maniacs".
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Texas blames herself for India's death because she encouraged her to internet date. Texas struggles to deal with India's death and gets drugs from Doug and sleeps with him, feeling regretful she takes more drugs. Texas does not attend India's funeral because she is drugged up. After being ejected from pubs and night clubs, she wonders around in a daze.
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Pilz-E's banter is often nonsensical, caused by medication-induced hallucinations. He is good hearted, but he tends to misunderstand words or take people (usually Germaine) too literally. Despite being considered Foamy's friend, Foamy seems to find it hard at times to deal with his drugged up behavior. Germaine brought Pilz-E with her to Connecticut because she feels he cannot be left alone.
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A report by Donna Ockenden claiming “institutionalised abuse” at the Tawel Fan psychiatric ward at the Ablett Unit was published in May 2015. Families described seeing patients "constantly crawling on dirty floors" and being "like a zombie...drugged up". As a result, seven employees were referred to the Nursing and Midwifery Council and three to the General Medical Council. Chief Executive Trevor Purt described the treatment of some patients as “shocking, inexcusable and unacceptable”.
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" Texas is a "complete wreck" and after she is thrown out of Chez Chez nightclub, Silas finds her and takes her to the woods. Hendrickse-Spendlove said that "It really looks like she's about to meet the same horrible fate as her sister". Silas eventually decides not to kill Texas. Commenting on Silas's decision, Hendrickse-Spendlove said "In her drugged-up state, Texas says it should have been her who died rather than sweet India.
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Eventually, though, the kids run out of energy having crashed just about all the parties they can stomach and Louise decides they should crash the Commodores' Ball at the yacht club next door. Around the same time, Tyler comes into Family Funtime looking for Darryl. In a panic, Darryl dresses up a drugged up Bob like a tough guy and commands him to "kick his ass". Bob, however, is in no condition to fight and he passes out.
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Prior to the founding of Ozzfest, Osbourne approached Lollapalooza, another rock/pop festival, to request that Ozzy play at that year's festival, only to be rejected and told that Ozzy was "uncool" and too drugged up. It was then that she decided to launch her own festival. Controversy ensued when she pulled the plug on Iron Maiden's set three times in one performance. She also harassed the singer Bruce Dickinson, and threw eggs at the band.
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Babe is intrigued by this new, softer side of JR, and JR mentions to Babe how they both want each other. They embrace, and the two make love. Richie is able to secretly abstract JR's bone marrow, while setting JR up to look as though he was out all night with a hooker the day he went missing. A drugged-up JR, unaware that his bone marrow has been stolen, insists to his family and Babe that he was drugged and he knows Richie did this to him.
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Meanwhile, Julia Houston (Debra Messing) and Peter (Daniel Sunjata) struggle to make improvements to Bombshell's script. Jimmy storms off and gets high, while Kyle looks for him and sings "Everybody Loves You Now", which is then continued by Veronica, who is changing her mind on doing things Derek's way. Tom has looked at Jimmy and Kyle's song and convinces Derek to use it in the concert. Karen finds a drugged up Jimmy and convinces him to come back to the stage and show everyone that he can handle rejection.
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Shaw was sentenced to 18 years' imprisonment for an armed robbery in 1963, one of England's largest armoured truck robberies. Shaw reportedly fought his way out of two different holding cells at HM Prison Maidstone, assaulting several prison guards. Shaw, who claimed he "simply hates the system", and that the "system could never beat him", was consistently moved onto different prisons and spent time at Broadmoor Hospital for Criminally Insane. According to Shaw's autobiography, Pretty Boy (1999), "uncontrollable prisoners, were deliberately drugged up with the aim of turning them into permanent 'cabbages'".
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To get back at Kurt, Rob managed to inject heroin into an already drugged- up Lucy. He took her to the roof of the car park where he was thrown off, and announced it was "payback time", leaving Lucy in a coma. Luckily, Kurt found her in just enough time and Lucy was taken to hospital. Kurt then followed Rob to France in a video special Hollyoaks: Off on one, where a scene between Rob and Kurt climaxes in Rob stealing a speedboat, and Kurt managing to climb on board just before he sped off.
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Ford Decker, played by Matthew Florida (2007), was a student at Salem University who was a serial date rapist. When his father Crawford, used his influence to protect Ford from being punished for drugging and raping numerous female students, the sisters of Alpha Chi Theta decided to take action. The women, who included three of Ford's victims or attempted victims, drugged him. When the partially incapacitated Ford then pursued Chelsea, whom he had also drugged, up the stairs of the sorority house, he lost consciousness and suffered a fatal fall down the stairs.
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Meanwhile, Peter introduces Jessup to their lab at Harvard, and upon performing an autopsy on the man found in the apartment, they find three holes in the roof of his mouth. Walter shows them archived footage of one of his 1970s experiments of a drugged up girl who says she sees shapechanging soldiers from a parallel universe that can "look like any of us". After being visited by her partner, Agent Charlie Francis (Kirk Acevedo) and given a gun, Olivia is unsuccessfully questioned by the shapeshifter, who has adopted the appearance of a female nurse. The nurse attempts to kill Olivia, but is shot and flees from Jessup.
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After spotting a recruitment poster for the police, the other three throw Neil into the police station next door, where he meets Alexei Sayle's character, a Mussolini-lookalike. While the others get lucky when a lorry full of food and expensive furnishings crashes through the front window, Neil takes to his new job - arresting a bunch of his drugged-up hippie friends, where the track Electrick Gypsies by Steve Hillage is playing on the record player until he pulls the plug on it and says - "Oh no, Steve Hillage!" Arriving home, Neil tries to arrest his flatmates, assuming they have stolen the luxury items. His harsh use of the baton forces Vyvyan into labour.
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Back at the Carissimi Group, Mona tearfully admits that she hit Bethany that night and mistook her for Alison, since they both had blonde hair and were wearing the same clothes. The medical staff at Radley took away Charlotte's privilege to occasionally leave Radley, but, once Mona was admitted to the sanitarium, Charlotte took advantage of her drugged up state and manipulated her into telling her everything she had done as "A". After Charlotte was released from Radley, she moved to Rosewood, where she purposely met the Liars, and began hating the girls due to their relief over Alison's disappearance. Charlotte kept seeing Alison in the Red Coat and thought she was going crazy at first.
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Magic Alex released one album, Dated and Sexist, before splitting in 2005. Simm made his professional acting debut in 1992 with the role of Joby Johnson in an episode of the TV series Rumpole of the Bailey (there had been an earlier part in the BBC drama Between the Lines where Simm was in one scene as PC Witty, but the scene was cut). There then followed a variety of roles during which time he honed his craft in front of the camera, including a psycho in The Bill, a lovestruck schoolboy in Heartbeat, and a drugged-up burglar in The Locksmith. He also made two series of the BBC sitcom Men of the World, playing the lead role of Kendle Bains.
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When Henry gets a flat tire driving to the airport, he discovers a piece of a glass slipper on the tire, giving him a sign that he might consider staying. Nick suddenly stops by and offers Henry a ride, and he asked Nick if he could stop by to see Jacinda, only to have Henry discover burn scars on Nick, who then drugs and kidnaps him, confirming Henry's suspicions of him being Hansel/The Candy Killer. As Lucy convinced Jacinda to take Henry's call, Nick, who took the phone and declined the message, refused to listen to a drugged up Henry as he prepares to send out more heart shaped candy boxes and vows to keep on killing his intended victims. Meanwhile, Lucy and Zelena are working on an antidote to reverse Henry's curse when Margot overheard the conversation about why her mother wanted her to return but Zelena wasn't ready to tell her yet.
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