We've really effed things up for job seekers, haven't we?
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It's a little thrilling, but also...kind of effed-up, you know?
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But if it did happen, then this poor user really effed up.
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At least we finally understand why Lucious is so completely effed up. Damn.
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"I think Dean realized he really, really effed up," Harrison told PEOPLE at the finale taping.
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" However, Rachel warns that the show devolves into something "more effed up than you were expecting.
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They're often effed-up and far-fetched, but have also been proven to be oddly prescient.
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Season two promises returning fans a satisfying mess of love triangles, confused millennials, and effed-up priorities.
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Not just for non-men, but for anyone whose experience is de-prioritized in this effed society.
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I don't want to pigeonhole myself, talk about the wrong things, then before long realise I've effed myself.
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"Alex is a real American hero," explains Jordan, the impressively high-haired baby of this effed-up family.
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"I'll admit it's effed up, but I want to see where Satan lived," a St. Thomas visitor told Fox News.
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Do not threaten to dox people in your articles because, like, I'm a big believer in news media but that's effed.
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But there's narrative weight to at least one other person in the house knowing the extent to which Gilead effed up.
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Thanks to society's effed-up beauty standards, you're not alone if you've felt self-conscious over a less-than-flat stomach.
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But in his hand-wringing, Bridle sidestepped the inherent truth that these kinds of children's stories have always been kinda effed up.
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In doing so, she plants the idea in Adam's head that this world is almost irreparably effed, and in need of a reboot.
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"Yeah, they probably are and probably because of the effed up stuff you did in Boston last summer," Bradley said, according to prosecutors.
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Of course, in the effed up political landscape that 2017 has given us, the money moment is — to no great surprise — a Trump dig.
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In the snippet, the Black-ish star eloquently breaks down the effed-up (and unrealistic) beauty standards women are pressured to conform to regularly.
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The residue of her romance with the guard has evaporated, leaving behind what their relationship actually is: a skewed, effed up, totally inappropriate power play.
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Chambers should fit quite nicely amongst all of your Netflix binges — but don't be surprised if you're watching this apparently effed-up tale with your eyes closed.
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"Everyone likes it, but what if I don't because of how effed up my whole vagina is?" asks Jennings, who underwent gender confirmation surgery in June 2018.
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In anticipation of the season 21 contestants letting their freak flags fly, we present some of the most memorable, entertaining, and effed-up entrances in the show's history.
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In an Allure essay, Helpern tells this effed-up story and calls for an end to the shaming of pregnant women we've somehow come to consider socially acceptable.
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All the while, she flashes raised eyebrows and cringing faces at the camera, making viewers feel like they've landed the most hilarious, vicious, and slightly effed-up best friend imaginable.
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We have an innate need to bond, and there's nothing more conducive to instant friendship than physical challenge, totally effed up circumstances, annoying travel mates, or plain, old-fashioned loneliness.
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She rightly calls Owen a dumb-dumb for how royally he effed up his relationship with Teddy, but eventually, she really gets real with him about how much help he needs.
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"I'm certainly still hopeful we can avoid doing something silly like blowing ourselves up, or not listening to scientists when they're like, 'No seriously, shit's effed, and we need to stop this,'" Windsor said.
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Perhaps the most effed up—and drug-like—thing about sugar is that long-term consumption leads to a reduction of dopamine, meaning you need to eat more sugar to get the same high.
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Season 1 was designed as a kind of prequel to Garth Ennis' beloved comics, introducing viewers to the effed-up world of preacher Jesse Custer, his kick-ass paramour Tulip, and their boozy Irish vampire sidekick Cassidy.
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It pointed out that pudding has nothing to do with a Jell-O mix but is often a sausage made from pigs' blood, that messages means grocery shopping, and that if you mince something, you've pretty much effed it up.
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This year has been anything but glorious — politics have been, well, politics, the bachelorette got royally effed over by a "singer-songwriter," and Shiv did not end up head honcho — but one thing this year has gone very, very right.
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The good news is that some researchers believe that outwardly showing our embarrassment (through the aforementioned blushing and sweaty palms) signals to others that you know you effed up, you didn't mean any actual harm, and you would very much like to stick around.
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Read more: A look inside Jeffrey Epstein's real-estate portfolio, from the Florida and NYC mansions where sex trafficking reportedly took place to the private island in the Caribbean that was raided by the FBI"I'll admit it's effed up, but I want to see where Satan lived," one St. Thomas visitor told Fox News.
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To add insult to injury, Cersei is apparently feeling confident (read: arrogant) enough that she's now ignoring Jaime's desire to keep their effed up incestuous relationship on the DL by openly flaunting it in front of the hired help, all while promising Euron that she'll probably marry him someday maybe if he's good just ask again later okay?
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The success of the band led to other British hardcore acts of the time gain notability like The Ghost of a Thousand and Heights. Los Angeles band the Bronx briefly appeared on Island Def Jam Music Group for the release of their 2006 self-titled album, which was named one of the top 40 albums of the year by Spin magazine. They appeared in the Darby Crash biopic What We Do Is Secret, playing members of Black Flag. In 2007, Toronto's Fucked Up appeared on MTV Live Canada, where they were introduced as "Effed Up".
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Jessica Kiang of Variety called it a "desperately creepy, queasy, thought-provoking film", and concluded: "Wollner's lacerating intelligence and riveting craft make this extraordinarily effed-up riff on the 'Pinocchio' legend [...] much more than empty provocation". Chris Barsanti of Slant Magazine gave the film a rating of two out of four stars, and wrote that the film "suffers from the same issue as its moody androids: enervation borne out of repetition." The Melbourne International Film Festival decided to not screen the film at its 2020 festival, citing concerns raised by two forensic psychologists that it might "[normalise] sexual interest in children" and be "used as a source of arousal for men interested in child abuse material". The decision to remove the film from the festival line-up was denounced by film critics Peter Krausz, Tom Ryan and David Stratton.
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