Nick's family is dysfunctionally obsessed with protecting their capital through their lineage.
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Part of our problem in the Congo has been our dysfunctionally weak institutions.
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We lived in our Chinatown sublet for three months, before (somewhat impulsively) deciding to move in together more permanently — to a dysfunctionally small SoHo apartment.
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"If they act as dysfunctionally this fall as they did last fall and throw the debt limit into the mix, it's very, very toxic," Bixby said.
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He separated from Paradis in 2012, started frequently appearing dysfunctionally drunk in public, and got engaged to Amber Heard, who was 28 years old at the time.
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Sarah is Anne's closest adviser — her manipulator, protector, bully, and secret lover, the latter an added complication in a relationship that could generously be described as dysfunctionally codependent.
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"It's just going to be as dysfunctionally chaotic as ever," Hale said of the new season, which was taped between October and March during a chaotic real-life presidential campaign cycle.
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For two generations, in what we can call the Yitzhak Rabin era, the leaders of Israel and of Palestinians tried, sometimes dysfunctionally and bloodily, to address this wrong and find two homelands around the pre-1967 borders.
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And where I was supposed to see it rise and fall with the sun and the temperature in my kitchen, with the cycle of feeding it more flour and water, it was simply a slack liquid that moved only when I accidentally hip-checked the butcher block while trying to maneuver around a kitchen so dysfunctionally laid out that suburban guests, with their islands and real storage space and ability to open the dishwasher and the oven at the same time, often ask me if it's even usable.
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The two commonly used categories of white blood cell disorders divide them quantitatively into those causing excessive numbers (proliferative disorders) and those causing insufficient numbers (leukopenias). Leukocytosis is usually healthy (e.g., fighting an infection), but it also may be dysfunctionally proliferative. WBC proliferative disorders can be classed as myeloproliferative and lymphoproliferative.
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Seven Invisible Men () is a 2005 Lithuanian drama film directed by Šarūnas Bartas. It tells the story of a group of Russian outcasts and criminals who travel in a stolen car and behave dysfunctionally and irresponsibly, eventually clashing with the surrounding world. The film was a co-production between companies in Lithuania, France and Portugal. It premiered in the Directors' Fortnight section of the 2005 Cannes Film Festival.
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Despite having only an outline design, the designers RMJM/EMBT (Scotland) Ltd stated without foundation that the building could be completed within a £50m budget. Nevertheless, these estimates were believed by officials. The two architectural practices in the RMJM and EMBT joint venture operated dysfunctionally and failed to communicate effectively with each other and the project manager. The death of Miralles also gave rise to a substantial period of disharmony.
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Bennet eventually tricks Lona into agreeing to debate together, and the two begin to study together, though dysfunctionally. Together, they qualify for the state championship, but they are both still worried about their college applications. Kathy makes them promise to have fun, no matter where they end up. The results come in later that night, and it is revealed that neither one of them got into their dream school.
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Regardless of which series, Nuku Nuku lives with Akiko, Kyusaku and their son, Ryuunosuke, who she considers her family. In the OVA, Nuku Nuku acts as the protector for Ryunosuke while he's in the middle of a custody battle between Kyusaku and his wife, Akiko, the granddaughter of the weapons-producing Mishima Industries. They parted when they argued about the usage of his NK-1124 android (who would become Nuku Nuku), and Kyusaku took their son with him. In the TV series, Nuku Nuku's role as protector changes, since Akiko and Kyusaku live together (albeit dysfunctionally and always arguing).
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Karen Finley has written various books that focus on controversial topics. She wrote Shock Treatment, Enough Is Enough: Weekly Meditations for Living Dysfunctionally, the Martha Stewart satire Living It Up: Humorous Adventures in Hyperdomesticity, Pooh Unplugged (detailing the eating and psychological disorders of Winnie the Pooh and his friends),Pooh also informed her decision to use large amounts of honey in Shut Up and Love Me. and A Different Kind of Intimacy - a latter collection of her works. Her poem "The Black Sheep" is among her best-known works; it was displayed as public art in New York City for one month. Finley's poetry is included in The Outlaw Bible of American Poetry.
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Syrtsov's tenure as head of the Russian government proved to be brief. The campaign for total collectivization of agriculture in the USSR proved to be dysfunctionally violent, marked by expropriations, forced deportations, and armed revolt. These excesses moved the decisive and independently minded Syrtsov into opposition, gathering like-minded individuals in the upper ranks of the Communist Party apparatus characterized by historian James Hughes as an "amateurish political plot to oust Stalin" for the violence and economic irrationality. In this effort Syrtsov was joined by fellow member of the VKP(b) Central Committee and Secretary of the Transcaucasian District Party Committee Vissarion "Beso" Lominadze and Central Control Commission member Lazar Shatskin, an important figure in the Communist International of Youth (KIM).
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