And that's fine, but if the fanatical following leads to fanatical behavior, that's not fine.
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He says the daily pace of work borders on fanatical.
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Like Werdan, he is also fanatical about American Truck Simulator.
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It has nothing to do with fame or being fanatical.
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Fortunately, he's as fanatical about Arsenal so I forgive him.
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They are fanatical, they are dangerous and they are numerous.
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Iranian leaders may be fanatical, but they are basically rational.
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They're almost fanatical in their support of local arts programs.
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The resistance was fierce and fanatical, even by ISIS standards.
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A great party is in danger of becoming a fanatical sect.
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In late July fanatical Muslims murdered a Catholic priest in Normandy.
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Bothsidesism is, it turns out, a fanatical cult impervious to evidence.
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She later said she was referring only to "fanatical/extremist" Muslims.
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His passion for the Beatles, Ms. Marques said, bordered on fanatical.
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Customers are often fanatical about their Tesla vehicles and service experiences.
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Bloomberg is fanatical about recruiting top-notch talent and empowering it.
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Fanatical is also offering discounts on the entire Resident Evil back catalog.
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Ice cream is one of those foods that elicits a fanatical following.
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We are in the midst of a worldwide conflict with fanatical madmen.
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His successor, John King, is no less fanatical about hawking nationalized standards.
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That's a fanatical amount of sweetness -- a level only addicts would share.
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Too fanatical, too loose with the lips, just doesn't do it for me.
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That had dangerous side-effects: it also empowered fanatical and dangerous political outsiders.
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The clip might be satire; it might be a work of fanatical support.
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Denino is fanatical about making his live stream the best it can be.
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I've never been fanatical about paper stocks or puritanical about authentic zine layouts.
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When America abandoned racial segregation, a small, fanatical group of white supremacists remained.
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Bret: All parties have their extremists; every political persuasion has its fanatical tendency.
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The bullets fired by Yigal Amir, a fanatical religious-nationalist Jew, on Nov.
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I just knew how strong it was and how fanatical pet owners are.
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But the modern G.O.P. as a whole is overwhelmingly fanatical, corrupt, or both.
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Yet the gamers will return, part of their fanatical devotion to Eve Online.
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As humans, when something new comes, you tend to become fanatical about it.
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Instead of its usual $59.99 price, you can get it for $45 through Fanatical.
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Customers are fanatical about the company, whose Instagram counts 1.2 million followers and counting.
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Are you as fanatical about it as Kris or more laid back like Kendall?
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We're talking true fanatical tradition here, presided over by stern keepers of the faith.
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He now says that Mueller is too biased, too fanatical, to interview the President.
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Cuban lore has it that he was headstrong and fanatical even as a boy.
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These are the 500-pound gorillas of literature, with wide readership and fanatical followings.
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In particular, Republican governors are fanatical about cutting benefits for their lower-income residents.
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What's true of the Nazis is true of many other fanatical groups in history.
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Steelhead aficionados ratchet that optimism up to a near fanatical — if not masochistic — level.
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Her neediness may be fanatical and her assumptions psychotic, but her suffering is real.
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"The Model 3's dashboard is an exercise in fanatical minimalism," said Road & Track.
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But for all of her privilege, no one denied the executive's fanatical work ethic.
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And if you wanted to get really fanatical about it we could outlaw dunks.
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But Labunka says Atari Vault sets itself apart with its almost fanatical attention to detail.
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For a company with such a fanatical devotion to safety as Volvo, that's saying something.
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I wasn't in a cult, as I said, but I really did get pretty fanatical.
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After all, it's stuff like the raids that have helped Destiny develop its fanatical base.
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And if he has become fanatical about beating the guys across the street, so what?
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Israel's capital, he fulfilled a key campaign promise made to his often fanatical-religious fan
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Theodore Roosevelt was a well-known outdoorsman who was an almost fanatical believer in fitness.
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Trying to talk to people who are completely fanatical about a situation is really difficult.
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There are financial limits to his love for the Rams, fanatical as it may be.
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"His fanatical attention to detail paid off," said Alex McKenzie, one of the team members.
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As corporate monoliths amass more money and power, consumers become more feverish, fanatical, and paranoid.
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In contrast, Jeff Bezos has been fanatical about letting teams operate independently of one another.
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A BRITISH intelligence officer dismissed Vladimir Lenin and his fellow revolutionaries as "fanatical and narrow-minded".
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The grocery store has developed a fanatical following for its affordable prices and high-quality food.
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Cavoo's device has eight HDMI inputs, which should satisfy all but the most fanatical TV watchers.
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In Schapiro's pictures, we see what happens when such practices are taken to near-fanatical extremes.
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My mistake drives me crazy, and I'll be even more fanatical about detail in the future.
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He was never a fanatical soda drinker, but he couldn't resist the search for new things.
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McCallum said he's not fanatical when it comes to the recent wave of D.C.-themed shows.
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It is also fanatical about the contest in ways that run deep in the nation's culture.
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In all his scripts, his stage directions were minimal but his attention to pacing was fanatical.
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Mass confiscations occurred all across the U.S.S.R. In Ukraine they took on an almost fanatical intensity.
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For the next few weeks, the most influential force in British politics is a fanatical sect.
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Yellow Bird's fanatical but dignified search brought closure to Clarke's family and change to Fort Berthold.
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Like the president, Warren now seems to have great traction, at least amongst her fanatical following.
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Michael Cohen, Trump&aposs former fixer and attorney, also described a fanatical dedication to the president.
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All the fanatical finger-pointing does is stoke fear and place blame where it doesn't belong.
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If only Israel had confronted the fanatical scourge in its midst before it was too late.
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But fanatical relationships with a particular sound or scene can be just as engaged, just as rewarding.
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Their fanatical obsession in turning their dream into a reality gives them the Rich Habit of persistence.
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His fanatical fanbase was and remains as ecumenical as his great rival Michael Jackson's, and more discerning.
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He was so fanatical, he would have gone to jail to stop Trump from getting elected. How?
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Of course, once Matt says the word "fanatical," Luke says The Hand must be a terrorist group.
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On the other side of the spectrum, Antony Starr's Homelander is vibrating with menace and fanatical belief.
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"Today is not so fanatical as it was 20 years ago or 15 years ago," he says.
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It's already heartbreaking to see how this fanatical, criminal government has indoctrinated such an innocent young girl.
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The star of the classic film, "Enter the Dragon," was already known for his fanatical fitness regimen.
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He may not have had a lot of software experience, but he was fanatical about customer satisfaction.
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North Americans are fanatical about dogs—there are more pet pooches on this continent than any other.
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But in the somewhat fanatical world of Wikipedia supercontributors, he is best known by his alias, Epicgenius.
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The president has a strange, abnormal and fanatical obsession with attacking his opponent in the 2016 campaign.
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She has called for "fanatical moderates" to serve as an antidote to extremes of both parties in Washington.
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MUSIC FESTIVALS, once the domain of the eccentric, fanatical and unwashed, are now a multibillion-dollar global industry.
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Greg Glassman is the founder and CEO of a rapidly growing fitness company with millions of fanatical customers.
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The Democrat grows fanatical; the Republican grows resentful, even though McKinley defeats Bryan in the election of 1896.
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In 1966, Mao launched the "Cultural Revolution" and deployed fanatical "red guards" to purge "impure" elements of society.
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We need them both to keep the ship of state from foundering on the shoals of fanatical partisanship.
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Iraqi army commanders might decide to let the more fanatical militia units carry the burden of the battle.
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That said, the 'Hulkamaniacs' who followed him around the country were as committed and fanatical as fans come.
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It's important to note, however, that Gottlieb's initiatives represent the most fanatical wing of the anti-nicotine lobby.
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It is sobering to realize that the Scientific Revolution began in the most fanatical culture in the world.
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Following this drolly mordant prologue, "Thirst Street" becomes the story of Gina's fanatical rebound from her lover's suicide.
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My girlfriend is a fanatical Roger Federer fan who dies a little every time he loses a point.
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He lived in Paris; he wrote in French; and he was fanatical about the integrity of his art.
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Some compared him to Karla, the fanatical, but fictional, Soviet spymaster in John le Carré's Cold War novels.
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AirPod loyalists are fanatical about the earbuds, and the love for them is about to get even deeper.
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Candidate Trump promised to protect LGBT people against another terrorist attack fueled by fanatical, intolerant distortions of Islam.
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Bob Drbul, Guggenheim's senior managing director of equity research, has said he is "fanatical" about the retail giant.
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The new administration would spend more time defending its proposals than countering the threat posed by fanatical Islamic terror.
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In the mid-1970s, reports of a fanatical religious sect known as The Move began to reach the mainstream.
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Monza is renowned as Italy's 'Temple of Speed', venerated by Ferrari's fanatical 'tifosi' (fans) like nowhere else in motorsport.
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Fanatical customers lined up to give Tesla deposits in order to reserve cars that it had not yet built.
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"They are inspired with 500 million consumers, fanatical investors that fund this to declare war on brands," said Galloway.
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And there is no reason to think that he will be any less fanatical if he assumes the Presidency.
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Most academic historians today no longer think of the abolitionists as fanatical agitators, stirring up hostility between the sections.
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Instead, they went with a gleaming-eyed, fanatical Moore, a candidate so Trumpian that even Trump blanched at supporting.
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The Giants were impressed with McAdoo's organizational skills, work ethic, almost fanatical attention to detail and seasoned football acumen.
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Today the man on the run is not a terrorist but a celebrity executive known for fanatical cost-cutting.
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He delves into Jackson's Presbyterian faith, which bordered on fanatical, and how it informed his merciless approach to battle.
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A fanatical Nazi who planned and implemented Operation Reinhard, Globocnik had ordered the recruitment and training of Trawniki men.
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Personality cult By building a fanatical personality cult around him and his ideas, Mao planned to cling to power.
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He hit him for being insufficiently fanatical in his devotion to Israel and his opposition to universal health care.
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Welcome. Amazon Echo fans can be a fanatical bunch when it comes to the part-speaker, part-smart home device.
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There's Robert Pattinson as a stoic ascetic, Juliette Binoche as a fanatical doctor, and Mia Goth as an unstable inmate.
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In order to escape the terror of their own formlessness or insignificance, a few commit to some fanatical belief system.
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The Wrangler — and its fanatical owners — helped create the culture of adventure, personalization and durability that define the Jeep brand.
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"I was quite fanatical about work; I worked weekends, I didn't really believe in vacations," Gates said in the interview.
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Washing windows generally ranks as one of those chores no one likes to do—even the most fanatical of housekeepers.
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The Abbey of the Everyman, the fanatical religious order, and the patriarchal antithesis to the Brigmore Witches, has taken over.
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They have borne the brunt of the killings and the worst of the destruction in this wave of fanatical violence.
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If you live a comfortable American life, you might be fanatical only on Sundays, about the Patriots or the Jets.
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The "White Iverson" rapper is showing off some new bling to profess his fanatical admiration for his favorite NFL team.
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But the Northeast has the higher concentration of racers, the deeper ski-racing history, and the more fanatical fan base.
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Trump again used the phrase "crooked Hillary" in a tweet on Monday as he continues his fanatical attacks against her.
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She was brought up according to the "völkische" values of the Third Reich, which emphasize discipline, obedience, and fanatical patriotism.
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It helped him win the Republican nomination, and to retain an almost-fanatical base of support through the general election.
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After three years of fanatical opposition to Donald Trump, the activists are in the driver's seat of this primary process.
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"We are a fanatical, ideological band of comrades who do both activism and militant training," he wrote at the time.
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Our ilk is in a bad way, and not only because of the fanatical, desperate militarism represented by the Colonel.
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Today, some Pakistani officials argue that the Taliban is far different from the fanatical band once led during the Sept.
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"When I was in my 292's and early 22016's, I was fanatical about software," Gates writes on his blog.
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While Samsung has long mocked Apple's "iSheep" customer base, the Korean tech giant clearly has plenty of its own fanatical customers.
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Naomi Watts has never been "fanatical" about hitting the gym, but now, at age 50, she's had to up the intensity.
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Kim is like many of the self-made millionaires in my Rich Habits Study who were fanatical about seeking out mentors.
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For its part, the Alabama GOP, which is particularly far-right and particularly fanatical, has been emphatic that he should stay.
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However, following her death, many secular Israelis came to believe she had been a casualty of ultra-Orthodoxy's unbending, fanatical ways.
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Anonymity is a delightful novelty for him, after years of contending with fanatical supporters and near-constant police escorts in Europe.
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Still, while the Faith Militant have fun tattoos, until their leader starts barbequing children, he's second-rate for religiously fanatical villains.
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If God punishes in the form of a misfortune, fanatical believers of all religions assume they have not been religious enough.
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For me, the road ahead is pretty simple: We'll keep our fanatical commitment to saving customers money – it's who we are.
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A winning product is a result of the seller's rigid, inflexible, even fanatical belief in the consistent quality of his merchandise.
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He notes that as soon as World War II ended, ordinary Germans returned to using the word "fanatical" as a negative.
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The end of the drought has made die-hard fans delirious and more casual followers of the team pretty fanatical, too.
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Aslam's characters must struggle to survive in a society ruled by mob violence, sectarianism and intolerance, presided over by fanatical despots.
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"When I got there, they were so fanatical about security already, that half of the job was already done," she said.
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She has become an ardent, nearly fanatical Trump supporter, reacting to any criticism of him, no matter how benign, with vitriol.
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They may not be fanatical enough to show up in Charlottesville with automatic weapons, but they were certainly there in spirit.
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On the other hand, we have a real audience, of kind of a fanatical group of people who love the show.
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They are often more motivated, more fanatical, and are worth more to their own media machine as well as the foreign media.
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European sides that were once cheered on by a devoted local fan base are today followed by fanatical devotees across the globe.
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Edward and Nancy Kienholz's most harrowing pieces are also the ones that are the most fanatical and one-dimensional in their rage.
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Game of Thrones is a wildly popular show with a fanatical following — one that thirsts for every tiny morsel about upcoming episodes.
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"I used to be really crazy fanatical about Inbox Zero," she told The Cut's editor-in-chief Stella Bugbee on the podcast.
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Jake Buehler is a science writer based in the Seattle area with a fanatical obsession with biology's weirdest and under-acknowledged stories.
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English sides who were once cheered on by a devoted local fan base are now followed by fanatical devotees across the globe.
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Since the beginning of Trump's campaign, he's inspired a nearly fanatical amount of support from Americans who believe he speaks to them.
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Alex Schultz, a founding member of the Growth Team, said that he and his colleagues were fanatical in their pursuit of expansion.
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"Talulah-Eve said she thinks CGI influencers are probably more satisfying to the younger generation who are "fanatical over this new trend.
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Some of Washington's biggest mistakes have been when it has treated countries or governments as 10 feet tall and fanatical or lunatic.
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SEATTLE — Amazon paid about $1 billion two years ago to acquire Twitch, the streaming video service with a fanatical following among gamers.
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Throughout his life, Mr. Manson acquired a bizarre celebrity status, attracting fanatical followers, pen pals and collectors of his jail-cell creations.
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She admires his steely work ethic and believes, behind his facade of good cheer and mismatched socks, his discipline is nearly fanatical.
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Feature With the new show 'Maniac,' he continues bringing an auteur's sensibility — and a fanatical attention to detail — to the small screen.
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Join your friends online as you play high-octane quests, battle conniving bandits, and attempt to take down the fanatical Calypso Twins.
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In recent months, Democratic energy has been intensely focused on opposing the almost fanatical efforts to tear down the Affordable Care Act.
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Speaking of fanatical fans, those who love the Oxford comma are reveling in a court case that highlights the punctuation mark's importance.
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In this season finale, the professional skateboarder Rick McCrank meets fanatical skaters who take their love of the sport to new extremes.
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Many of them had been overlooked by traditional bra-makers for decades and are now fanatical about ThirdLove's highly engineered, precise-fitting undergarments.
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An intense and invigorating crash course in music appreciation, from a fanatical convert to the church of Byrd, Billie and Miles (1:20).
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The Republicans on the Hill who tried to crash the hearing — even though their fellow Republicans were taking part — looked like fanatical losers.
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Norman Bates's domineering mother is the inspiration for his crimes in "Psycho" (1960); Sissy Spacek's "Carrie" (1976) is tormented by her fanatical parent.
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Chinese consumers tend to be fanatical about the quality of their fruit, so there are numerous fruit-tasting stations in the produce section.
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Since then, the company has built out a line of affordable makeup and skincare products that have helped it create a fanatical following.
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Xiaomi is one of China's most popular brands precisely because of its fanatical commitment to having the most aggressive specs-to-price ratio.
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Sure, a couple might be fanatical about football, but that doesn't necessarily mean they have to reference the fact on their special day.
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Among the "Cats" lovers, I found that those who saw the show between the ages of 103 and 14 tended to become fanatical.
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Hence the energy expended on sustaining an image of Japan as a place of fanatical businessmen, of hara-kiri and sci-fi gadgetry.
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Military shooters have moved on, even if the more fanatical members of the Modern Warfare when it comes to speed, style and spectacle.
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"They ruined my son's life ... He was fanatical about computers, now he is asking to die," Parada said after leaving his hospital room.
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"But …" Mr. Klein added, as if self-aware of how other Jews will view his position, "I am a fanatical, pro-Israel Zionist."
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But across all these iterations of conservatism, the true lodestar of conservatism remained fanatical opposition to taxing the wealthy or regulating the economy.
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Before mixed martial arts broke into the mainstream, led by Ronda Rousey and Conor McGregor, it still had a core of fanatical followers.
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The deal highlights the continued hot streak of artisanal coffee, whose rapid growth and fanatical customer base have continued to draw big business.
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Each battle was an ordeal, a fight against a fanatical enemy that was dug in and determined to fight to the last man.
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Nimrud is not alone: The terrorists' commitment to stamping out history and creating a fanatical caliphate has destroyed dozens of other irreplaceable sites.
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But one factor stands out above all others: the fanatical opposition of America's Republicans, who are the world's only major climate-denialist party.
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I've been a user for exactly a decade, and though I've never been a fanatical tweeter, I have been active all these years.
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He worried about Benfica's "unlimited legal support" and about running afoul of the team's most fanatical supporters, he said in a recent interview.
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Williams doggedly pursued his dreams with near-fanatical resolve—he was unstoppable, no matter what kind of pain and turmoil life threw his way.
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Chick was a particularly divisive figure among his fellow cartoonists, whose arguments about the fanatical artist were concerned as much with aesthetics as morality.
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He has always attacked the right's arguments with near-fanatical detail and depth—meticulously, and sometimes hilariously, dissecting their factual inaccuracies and other flaws.
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But the defining feature of the Khawarij, shared with today's terrorists, was a fondness for denouncing as infidel any Muslim less fanatical than themselves.
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Instead, he's run a bluntly partisan presidency, where his rhetoric is geared toward pleasing fanatical Fox News viewers more than creating a broad coalition.
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But its services are not free, and it doesn't maintain a public database that is as near-fanatical in detail as The Green Papers.
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Trump's speech denounced Iran's government as a fanatical dictatorship that violently suppresses its own people, supports terrorism and causes conflict throughout the Middle East.
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Until one day I realized that I had become fanatical—that what I had taken for devotion had crossed the line into something else.
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But the F.B.I. quickly tracked down the apparent source of the explosive devices: A fanatical Trump supporter, whom many are already calling the MAGABomber.
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Where NUMMI was fanatical about quality, Tesla has had a tendency to let issues like dents and paint imperfections slide to boost production numbers.
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We stood by as Saudi Arabia seeded fanatical madrasas in places like West Africa, Pakistan and Indonesia, gravely destabilizing poor parts of the world.
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" He added that the government is "squandering the nation's wealth and future in a fanatical quest for nuclear weapons and means to deliver them.
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This was not done in service to the president or the country, but to Steve Bannon and his fanatical commitment to isolationism and protectionism.
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But they said he quickly made clear he was a fanatical supporter of Mr. Trump, and bombarded them with racist and misogynist conspiracy theories.
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Finally, the hallmark of fanatical centrism is the determination to see America's left and right as equally extreme, no matter what they actually propose.
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We commonly assume that anti-Semitism and related attitudes are a product of ignorance and fear, or fanatical beliefs, or some other irrational force.
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Although his customer base was mostly "whiny and fanatical kids" from the U.S., as he put it, Chan knew how to keep them happy.
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Shawbard's emissary Ra-Sharir (Necar Zadegan) is the draconian master manipulator who acts as his lieutenant (the fanatical similarity to Sheela is impossible to miss).
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Baquet said Stephens doesn't deny climate change is happening, but believes people have become too fanatical about climate change as if it were a religion.
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Sebald's attempt at decipherment must become, in part, ours: we are trying to puzzle this material out, just as Sebald, the fanatical author-researcher, is.
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The United States was fanatical about limiting the scope of this counter-ISIS campaign — in particular, making sure it never became a counter-Assad campaign.
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We are told that the fanatical fringe groups who do these terrible things are at odds with the essential Muslim commitment to peace and love.
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But in the end, the true failing may lie with L.S.U.'s fanatical fan base, a group guilty of loving not wisely but too well.
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" The character of Molotov, Mr. Iannucci said, has an inherently "Pythonesque element" in his "complete, unemotional, fanatical attachment to the party and to its logic.
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Republicans concede that Trump and the fanatical devotion he inspires among Republican primary voters will complicate their efforts to navigate tricky political waters next year.
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While it may look, at first, like another fanatical anti-Clinton conspiracy, Pizzagate has become a queerphobic witch hunt, targeting artists, musicians, and their supporters.
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The problem with their work is that the most harrowing pieces are also the ones that are the most fanatical and one-dimensional in their rage.
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But the Supreme Court could also endorse an even more fanatical stance by declaring an affirmative right to life for all fetuses past a certain point.
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But as you investigate, the haven is revealed to be a trap laid by a fanatical terrorist organization that indoctrinates the arriving refugees into its ranks.
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The more fanatical customers have posted up in a Midtown Chipotle to order Ando since they live or work outside the small delivery zone, Radfar said.
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He has amassed a fanatical fan base -- in fact, as the most recognized Indian both in the wider world and at home, he is hero worshipped.
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When I was younger, when I first began experiencing music in clubs, I was fanatical about jungle and completely blinkered from the rest of the world.
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His search for meaning in humanity was intertwined with his search for how he wanted to play music, two fanatical quests that never ended for him.
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If you grow up in a city of extreme political and religious and racial divisions, and violence, you're more likely to be fanatical about bigger things.
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This was teamwork done with a fanatical insistence on unifying to close down any space Belgium might covet and on replying with a lightning-fast counterattack.
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Parlato says Clare is among the most "ruthless" and "fanatical" Raniere devotees, who along with her sister has sunk more than $100 million into Nxivm ventures.
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Surely, his fanatical drive and deep knowledge of the sport would turn the Bobcats—a franchise that began playing in 2004—into a perennial contender. Right?
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As his career took off, XXXTentacion had alluded to the abuse claims in his music and repeatedly denied the charges in messages to his fanatical followers.
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Led by the fanatical Red Guards, the Cultural Revolution was a devastating 10-year period in Chinese history that didn't end until Mao died in 1976.
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No, I'm talking about fanatical centrists, who aren't a large slice of the electorate, but have played an outsize role in elite opinion and media coverage.
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Peruvians are fanatical about their pollo a la brasa — roasted chicken — and there are a number of pollerías where you can try the salty, greasy dish.
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Though he was never given a formal reason, Linfesty believes his "misconduct" that merited ejection was his lack of fanatical devotion to Trump, the beloved headliner.
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A self-described "nerd for maps," Mr. Wasserman represents just the kind of campaign super-junkie that only the most fanatical of politicos get aroused by.
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"I have always been a fanatical rock 'n' roller, and I've always been interested in the musical aspect of the films I've made," the director said.
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She applied herself to the study of stem cells with fanatical devotion, and still found time to attend Harvard seminars on a huge range of topics.
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But, if you're fanatical about hot cross buns — and, some of us really are — then this price tag might be small beer to you (pun definitely intended).
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Narrated with almost fanatical precision by Daniel, the 14-year-old son, the book draws readers into the family's "strange, sylvan otherworld" on the margins of society.
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After the fanatical Facebook groups were created, however, AL.com published a story covering the more salacious details of West's online presence and the existence of the groups.
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Carlos Vela put them ahead from the penalty spot in the 26th minute at Rostov Arena, which had been taken over by Mexico's sea of fanatical supporters.
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While this eclectic array of far-right groups might have faded into obscurity under a Clinton administration, Trump has given America's fanatical rightwing a much needed boost.
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To invade the homeland of an enemy that had sworn to fight to the last man, evidenced by its fanatical approach, would have resulted in incalculable losses.
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He criticizes its iconic leaders—Joel Klein, Michelle Rhee, and Arne Duncan—for their fanatical devotion to standardized tests without regard to how the scores were obtained.
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Even one of the most fanatical leaders of Trump's Coalition of the Willing, current OAS Secretary General Luis Almagro, rejected the results and called for new elections.
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It is a rare package of traits that suit some dogs to this kind of work, the most important being a fanatical toy obsession and high energy.
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Sigsby, the fanatical director; the security chief, Trevor Stackhouse; assorted doctors, assistants and janitors; and one cleaning lady who, in secret, becomes the children's only adult ally.
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"People are fanatical about it, to the point they don't want to drink anything else," said Sam Richardson, the brew master and a founder of Other Half.
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Relationships founder or stall; families fail; love is precarious or fanatical and unstable; children are largely horrid and parasitical; people drink too much, and then they die.
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If you are a fanatical lover of classic movies and are moving away from physical media, both sites offer cinematic stimulants and comforts in often complementary ways.
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Churchill, a fanatical imperialist, worked harder than any British politician to thwart Indian independence and, as prime minister from 1940 to 1945, did much to compromise it.
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Ms. Lafferentz was the daughter of Wagner's son Siegfried and his wife, the English-born Winifred, who was a fanatical admirer and a rumored paramour of Hitler's.
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"There was a time growing up when dad became religious, almost to a fanatical point, so we had to go to church quite a bit," says Heater.
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Soon after first visiting the teahouse as a child in the 1960s, such businesses were targeted when young, fanatical Red Guards roamed his city during the Cultural Revolution.
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Despite the sport's fanatical interest, it has not transferred itself into the valuable media and television coverage or global corporate sponsorship her organization needs to grow the game.
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GMO, a fund-management group with an almost fanatical devotion to value, has a heavy weighting of emerging-market shares in its discretionary portfolio (and no American equities).
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That tiny USB accessory was the first sign of AudioQuest exploring markets beyond the fanatical audiophile community, and 103's NightHawks are the company's arrival in the mainstream.
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Of course, IS makes a point of flouting all the accepted laws of war; that is one of its selling points in the eyes of its fanatical supporters.
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On one hand, Trump has a base of intense, even fanatical, support in much of rural and small town Pennsylvania where Toomey has to win by large margins.
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Barcelonians are fanatical for Barça, but they are not necessarily eager to live near Camp Nou, the team's stadium, said Joan Canela, of the Engel & Völkers Barcelona office.
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The report doesn't fault him for "partisanship" — but it should have criticized him for his incompetence, fueled by a fanatical adherence to his perception of his own righteousness.
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"The number of fanatical supporters who will take her word for anything and can be deployed almost at will is unique," Stipanovich, the strategist and lobbyist, told me.
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Richard Nixon's misfortune was to be surrounded by opportunists willing to sell out the president rather than go to jail (the fanatical G. Gordon Liddy being the exception).
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John StelzelIndianapolis To the Editor: It's no surprise to anyone who has followed politics even marginally closely these past few years that Mike Pence is mendacious and fanatical.
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It would be easy to regard the fate of legislative history in the Roberts court as so much inside baseball, of interest only to fanatical Supreme Court groupies.
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We are known for our obsessive devotion to dead divas and old recordings; it can sometimes seem like an element of necrophilia, even, drives the most fanatical buffs.
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"Age is catching up with a lot of us," said Mike Grebing, workshop and facilities manager at the Revs Institute, a museum with a fanatical devotion to authenticity.
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And yet her most dangerous enemy is not an obstinate European Union or even the opposition Labour Party but the fanatical right wing of her own Conservative Party.
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The group had ruled over a self-styled caliphate, governing large parts of northern Iraq and eastern Syria according to its fanatical interpretation of Islam and Islamic law.
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A fanatical cyclist, he always seemed to be bringing a dizzying procession of bike-related merchandise into the house, the price of which he was constantly playing down.
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"Koreans are fanatical when it comes to golf," said Panch Ratnavale, the director of Niseko Village, a ski and golf resort 30 minutes northwest of Rusutsu by car.
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Mr. Hu has published dozens of editorials and social media posts about the unrest, denouncing some of the protesters as "fanatical" and a threat to Hong Kong's future.
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What singled Lenin out from fellow Russian socialists was his fanatical opposition to the war and his support for Ukrainian independence, a key aim of the Central Powers.
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More than simply embarrassing themselves by spouting obvious falsehoods, though, Fox News' incendiary, fanatical rants serve to delegitimize to its viewers the very idea of a political opposition.
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Not even the most fanatical supporters have a lot of knowledge about this item, and the strange white space for advertising only helps to make the picture more uncertain.
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Apple is famously obsessive about producing the best possible user experience — with a "fanatical attention to detail" that extends to things like the door handles in its new headquarters.
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GOODSTEIN: But the point is if he was such a fanatic and all his critics are saying that he was so fanatical that he biased the thing so badly.
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In a statement on Facebook, Mashrou' Leila said the ban was symptomatic of "the fanatical conservatism that has contributed in making the region increasingly toxic over the last decade".
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Benjamin spent the weekend chatting to Dirty Dancing festival attendees, and while it drew a devoted crowd, it differed from the fanatical crowd that she's seen at other events.
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Was it the fanatical Jewish settlers determined to keep expanding their footprint in the West Bank and able to sabotage any Israeli politician or army officer who opposed them?
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But unlike Paul Ryan, I'm not a fanatical opponent of the welfare state who views American politics as an apocalyptic twilight struggle between the forces of individualism and collectivism.
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I understand why the series has a fanatical following of fans that get Gears tattoos, but I also understand why it's everything that people rightfully deride in video games.
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Volvo has long been known for its fanatical focus on safety and it's possible that Uber is hoping some of that will rub off on its autonomous vehicle project.
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"There's a near-fanatical attitude amongst the press over anything having to do with Hillary Clinton that most politicians get a pass on," one Clinton ally told The Hill.
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But, among them all are a handful of cult faves to which tights-wearers have sworn allegiance (and if you know a tights-wearer, you know that she's fanatical).
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The jihadist group has provided another set of shifting battle lines, introduced more warlords, compelled more foreign interventions and, most of all, put communities under its tyrannical, fanatical rule.
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And one of the country's most fanatical fan bases grew antsy as Alabama and Auburn, two division rivals, won a combined five national titles since L.S.U. last won one.
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And the GOP has worked itself into a similarly happy place on Medicare, abandoning Paul Ryan's fanatical vision of privatizing the program while eschewing liberal plans for expanding it.
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It turns out that the women of Hermannsburg, by their own admission, are fanatical fans of Australian rules football, a rough and tumble team sport played only in Australia.
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Avey Tare's vocals are phased out and layered, oscillating between fanatical joy and meditative chants; somewhere in the cut is Panda Bear, using a simple floor tom and samplers.
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The youthful St. Peter's XI had the advantage of being from fanatical cricketing countries like India, Bangladesh and Pakistan, where cricket is preferred to sports like soccer and rugby.
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It's the same kind of stuff that gives this tragic villain-to-be origin story about a fanatical collector the relevancy it needs to confront modern-day "toxic" fandom.
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Rich was born on the cusp of the Great Depression, to a former concert pianist and a doctor, who took a fanatical interest in her development as a poet.
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There is an important role for the TSA in our continuing war with fanatical, Islamic terrorists and the need to protect the American public and our infrastructure more broadly.
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In a gleaming white temple compound in Gorakhpur, people crowd Adityanath's offices to petition his band of fanatical followers in the Hindu Youth Force to settle their personal grievances.
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Ian Nisbet, a white convert to Islam who was jailed with Nawaz in Egypt, told a reporter from Alternet that Nawaz remained a fanatical Islamist after he was freed.
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When I visited him at his A.T.F. office, in Miami, I noticed that the pens and papers on his desk were arranged with a precision bordering on the fanatical.
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"The French consumer is mature and fanatical about food," said Mr. Farinetti, 64, last month at Eataly Paris Marais, which is to open to the public in mid-April.
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Throughout my time in and around Daytona, a squad of public relations execs and handlers associated with the car manufacturer Toyota demonstrated fanatical interest in my happiness and satisfaction.
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Yet I would imagine that even fanatical Janeites, as her most devoted admirers are known, will not take offense, once they get used to this production's audaciously high energy level.
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As the game's hero, you'll be taking on leadership of a resistance opposing a fanatical religious cult, which, based on the trailer above, takes considerable inspiration from fundamentalist Christian communities.
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Israel's Shin Bet security service was certain from the start that the murderers came from a group of fanatical young settlers living on austere "hilltop" outposts in the West Bank.
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It's why describing a group as "rabid" — literally "having fanatical support" — isn't wrong, even if it tends to be a bad idea to associate people with fatally ill, dangerous animals.
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The TV adaptation follows Offred (Moss) — whom I prefer to call by her non-prisoner name, June — a woman trapped as a "handmaid" in the religiously fanatical Republic of Gilead.
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Their pandering to that base, mixed with their fanatical commitment to tax cuts, has brought them to the cusp of passing a bill that is a political and substantive orphan.
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The Saudis especially favored religious extremists, including a wealthy Saudi citizen named Osama bin Laden, who led a group of fanatical Arab fighters in Afghanistan that later became al-Qaeda.
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For Armstrong, the brand space is about two things — the first "being a facilitator of getting fanatical fans on to different brands and representing what those brands are" across platforms.
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A fanatical follower of the Order, the shadowy doomsday cult defeated by Harry Mason in the first game, her ultimate goal is rebirthing God to cleanse the Earth with hellfire.
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The type of data-driven policing, with accountability imposed on police commanders and a fanatical attention to crime patterns breaking out before they really became entrenched, spread across the country.
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Democrats will not defeat Trump and his increasingly fanatical, revanchist party by promising the restoration of what came before him; the country is desperate for a vision of something better.
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Set to a juddering electronic score by Matthew Patton — punctuated by a preacher's voice and muffled shouts — "Speaking in Tongues" gives us nameless characters and an America of fanatical extremes.
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In an age of climate disruption beyond anything humanity has ever witnessed, the last thing wildlife of any kind needs is belligerent, fanatical humans as the only predator on earth.
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For anybody contemplating the divisions of the Democratic Party as compared with the Trump movement's fanatical singleness of purpose, now reinforced by the impeachment proceedings, this can only be worrying.
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The country's 83 million inhabitants are as fanatical as Brazilians when it comes to watching the sport, and more than one in three German men are registered with the national association.
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We've worked with Fanatical to offer readers of The Verge a $15 discount, bringing the standard edition of RE2 down to $45, and around $18 in savings for the deluxe edition.
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So you'd still have to care an awful lot about the quality of your music to buy one, but not quite to the fanatical levels that conventional over-ear electrostats require.
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But perhaps the most interesting nugget was how "fanatical" he was about the company — so much so that he secretly tracked employees to learn how many hours they were putting in.
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Disrupting the music, book and media industries, each known for their Corinthian spirit and long lunches, was child's play compared with taking on Walmart, with its fanatical commitment to low prices.
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For good reason: Fitbit users can be fanatical about the products, and it has sold more than 30 million devices worldwide to date, according to data from market research firm NPD.
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Soylent first began shipping to Canada in July 2015, announcing the move with a video of people reading fanatical complaints from Canucks requesting Soylent, with "O Canada" playing in the background.
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A 16th-century mosque had stood there until a fanatical mob demolished it in 1992, sparking a decade of sporadic nationwide violence that left several thousand dead, most of them Muslims.
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"Assuming the threat we face now comprises heavily armed, homegrown religious fanatics bent on inflicting massive casualties, the logical solution is to render them less armed and less fanatical," he said.
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I wasn't fanatical, but I'd get to one or two classes a week and loved that it could give me the workout my body needed and the peace my mind craved.
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He continues to feed his fanatical followers red meat about the election; that the election is rigged against him; that there are millions of people registered to vote that shouldn't be.
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She mentioned the paintings of Gustave Moreau and the new Yorgos Lanthimos movie, "The Favourite," both of which depict the brutality of power by paying fanatical attention to glitter and pageantry.
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Bush's fanatical insistence on punctuality and his ever more exacting physical-fitness routines seem less a matter of self-discipline than of self-control, which is something different and more desperate.
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Nestled among the many indistinguishable buildings of Microsoft's Redmond campus, a multi-disciplinary team sharing an attention to detail that borders on fanatical is designing a keyboard… again and again and again.
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Matt might not want them to know who he is, but he's happy to explain to Luke and Jess that The Hand operates according to a "fanatical ideology" they'd die to protect.
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Meanwhile, the zero-sum nature of the American attention span left no room for fears of white supremacy and its fanatical adherents, forcing them to the farthest fringes of worries and fears.
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Arnaud Beltrame, a police colonel, died of his injuries over the weekend after voluntarily taking the place of one of the hostages seized by a fanatical Islamist in a small French town.
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The hours are long and work grueling, but it is a community distinguished by passion, curiosity, camaraderie, and a fanatical dedication to the often overlooked beauty that emerges from service and flavor.
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Mr. Islam said a violent protest by the madrasa students in May 2013 convinced Ansar al-Islam leaders that they were a more promising source of fanatical recruits than their university counterparts.
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But first and foremost, Snyk CEO Peter McKay says he wants to make sure Snyk doesn't lose the "fanatical focus" it has on customers and that it continues to recruit top talent.
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But it can't be the whole story, since Republicans are fanatical about cutting off aid to the less fortunate even in places like Maine that are overwhelmingly populated by non-Hispanic whites.
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But with both parties controlled by fanatical factions and Britain's uncodified constitution depending on informal rules that extremists do not respect, it is difficult to see a way out of the mess.
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Basically I would argue what Amazon has done is Amazon is conspiring with 600 million consumers, infinitely cheap capital offered by fanatical groupie-like investors, an incredibly deft execution and understanding technology.
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We all had to do the whole routine, applying insecticide rinses to our children's heads and washing sheets and pillow cases in hot water, and becoming somewhat fanatical about not sharing hats.
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If you view the whole history of their respective records in context, the Sanders camp is going too far in trying to pitch Biden as some kind of fanatical Social Security slasher.
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Socialized medicine, much higher taxes on the wealthy, opposition to fracking, a fanatical fight against climate change, harsh anti-Wall Street measures and ever more radical social change will be its hallmarks.
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"I just find it absurd that some parents are allowed to impose their will on children in an almost fanatical, religious way, often without proper scientific knowledge or medical consultation," she said.
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The two-time Olivier Award-winning actor has also played the irritable Petunia Dursley in the Harry Potter films and the wickedly fanatical witch Marnie Stonebrook in the HBO series True Blood.
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Instead of a fanatical personality cult, Mandate portrays a popular communitarian movement whose aim is to tear down both the Han Dynasty and the deeply hierarchal economic structures it has codified for centuries.
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Although there are the more bellicose and fanatical elements in the equation — the general spirit is to move in a compromise that gives concessions to various parties and finds routes round various obstacles.
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The scheme had attracted both fanatical supporters, who believe unconditional transfers are a necessity as robots start to steal jobs, and detractors who fear handouts will cause inertia, budget blowouts and intellectual stagnation.
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Naim Audio is, like most of the best audiophile companies, a small outfit producing super high-end gear at dear prices and building up fan loyalty through a fanatical commitment to over-engineering.
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We invited Lucas Meyer, the president of the Young Democrats of New Hampshire, to attend the rally with VICE News and talk to Trump's fanatical supporters about why they love him so much.
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Photograph by Mark Peckmezian for The New Yorker Steidl, who is sixty-six, is known for fanatical attention to detail, for superlative craftsmanship, and for embracing the best that technology has to offer.
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"Iran is under the control of a fanatical regime that seized power in 210 and forced a proud people to submit to its extremist rule," Mr. Trump said, referring to the Islamic Revolution.
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Each of their narratives is told in the first person, interspersed with brief chapters about John Leal, a fanatical Christian cult leader whose grip over Phoebe grows in parallel with hers over Will.
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Peace and a Palestinian state will come when Palestinians aspire to create a Middle Eastern Costa Rica — pacifist, progressive, neighborly and democratic — rather than another Yemen: by turns autocratic, anarchic, fanatical and tragic.
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If there's an endpoint to the terrible logic of an occupation driven in part by a fanatical settler movement abetted by the state of Israel, that place is the historic center of Hebron.
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Hideo Kojima and his teams are known for their robust world-building and almost fanatical attention to detail, both of which are on full display in the post-apocalyptic realm of Death Stranding.
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"They're fanatical in a way where they're unwavering in their devotion to Kobe," said Tyler, the popular Twitter personality @DragonflyJonez who has more than 172,000 followers and hosts the Jenkins and Jonez podcast.
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The way they are taught to see fellow citizens who do not support them as traitors is similar to how a fanatical terrorist group deals with thoughts and ideas that challenge their own.
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By chasing the president from issue to issue, the press looks frantic and fanatical — at once begging the public to listen to it, while contemptuously instructing them about how and what to think.
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For many years she wrote under a pseudonym, and the little I can dig up (and translate in my halting French) suggests a fanatical love of literature and a life of purposeful deprivations.
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That might sound trivial but it isn't: one of the hallmarks of murderously extreme jihadists is that they are quick to describe Muslims less fanatical than themselves as apostates or deviants from the faith.
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Vox is set in a world very much like ours, with a president who appeals to the extreme right and to certain fanatical, fundamentalist Christian ideals, and where abortion has finally been made illegal.
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Honestly, I don't even question why people still focus on the late royal's life, romantic troubles, and macabre death with fanatical detail, almost 20 years to the day since her fatal Paris car crash.
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Sadr had called on the Saudis to "stop hostile speeches by fanatical hardline clerics who describe Shi'ites as infidels," and Crown Prince Mohammed had promised efforts toward this, the politician close to Sadr said.
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Not because we're all so fanatical about celebrating the violent European colonization of North America, but because it will take us that long to figure out what on earth to put on the table.
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A 16th century mosque had stood on the 2.77 acre site until a fanatical mob demolished it in 1992, sparking a decade of sporadic nationwide violence that left several thousand dead, mostly minority Muslims.
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Home-pitch advantage and the fanatical fans who have made cricket king on the subcontinent should be providing a big edge to a team that is ranked No. 1 in the world in Twenty20.
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Nearly all chefs these days rhapsodize about the quality of their carrots, but Mr. Rose is known for applying a fanatical focus to finding the best chicken, the best oyster, the most exquisite onion.
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" When asked once in a television interview why he had decided to devote his life to classical music, Mr. Marriner cited the influence of his parents, whom he described as "fanatical classical music enthusiasts.
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There are dozens of head coaches knocking around college football who have copied Saban's joyless exterior, C.E.O. mentality, fanatical devotion to detail and buttoned-down professionalism (all the more conspicuous in an "amateur" pastime).
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"Democrats' fanatical opposition to the tax bill reached such hysterical heights that Bernie Sanders proudly led the charge to deliberately harm Berea College, which offers free tuition to less fortunate families," Mr. McConnell said.
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The support for him that popularized that regal "melekh yisrael" epithet is fanatical, despite the accusations from the attorney general that the prime minister traded official favors for gifts and for flattering news coverage.
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S. foreign policy already suffers from far too much self-congratulation and excessive confidence in our own righteousness, so it was alarming to hear Trump speak in such stark, fanatical terms about international affairs.
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LONDON — The Democratic Unionist Party, the hard-line Northern Irish Protestant party that essentially has both Prime Minister Theresa May and the Brexit process in a death grip, is not merely stupid or fanatical.
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Collectors often have an almost fanatical devotion to their animals and are willing to pay handsomely, especially for rare specimens, said Sandra Altherr, co-founder of Pro Wildlife, a nonprofit conservation group in Munich.
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I'm sure that there are lefties who hold fanatical beliefs, but how many of them are responsible for the mass murders, hate crimes and other dangerous, antisocial behavior that is tearing this country apart?
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Modern Muslim extremism has deep sources in Saudi Arabia's promotion of its fanatical version of Islam through the many mosques and madrassas it funds and in Pakistan's direct sponsorship of militants across its region.
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Among these archconservatives, who in the past had been fanatical in their pursuit of ideological purity, the realization that they can no longer depend on unfailing support from their constituents has provoked deep anxiety.
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But they also know that Trump remains popular with his base, a group of voters that proved highly active in last year's primaries and caucuses and almost fanatical in their devotion to Trump's message.
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"I'm fanatical about sport and have looked at loads of books and websites on exercise during pregnancy but have been disappointed by the limited technical information on what you can and can't do," she wrote.
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Olivia's slightly fanatical sense of patriotism has her on a mission to kill her father, but Huck must convince her that Rowan isn't that bad and had completely valid reasons for assassinating the president-elect.
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Ancelotti has now moved on and reinvented himself at Napoli, a club with big potential and a fanatical following but still trying to make the step from challenging the top sides to actually winning titles.
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Unfortunately, it is apparent to rural voters that many in the environmental movement are fashionable or fanatical foodies who directly or indirectly support these bans and who are condescendingly ignorant of the underlying trade issues.
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As the Washington Post recently reported, some property owners along the border don't want private militias on their property increasing the threat that "fanatical" and "trigger-happy" people "with guns" will engage in indiscriminate shootings.
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Brian Reid, a computer scientist and Palo Alto resident, blames "an unbelievable, fanatical fear of cell towers" among Palo Alto residents for the somewhat spotty coverage, and he said heavy data usage compounded the problem.
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For every tax "deduction" or "loophole" in our geometrically expanding tax code and code of regulations, there exists a leviathan and fanatical public interest group fighting to preserve their advantaged tax deduction or favored status.
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A fanatical cook — an entire huge room back at the main house is dedicated to floor-to-ceiling shelves lined with cookbooks — he has planned a five-course meal, to be served by candelabra light.
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The Bay City Rollers, known for their tartan outfits and their upbeat, catchy tunes like "Bye Bye Baby" and "Shang-a-Lang," had a fanatical teenage following and sold more than 100 million records worldwide.
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When a fanatical recent convert to Islam hacks an off-duty soldier to death in the street (echoing the 2013 murder of Lee Rigby), the young men are startled by a prickly feeling of recognition.
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Older versions had a different burner design that didn't clog as easily, which I like better, but so long as you're fanatical about keeping the burners clean, this version will last a very long time.
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If you're as fanatical as I am, follow Mr. Cutler's suggestion and hover a white business card or a white sheet of paper near the screen — don't touch it — before showtime to compare the colors.
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Jonathan Mildenhall, the former CMO of Airbnb and now CEO of consultancy TwentyFirstCenturyBrand, said Peloton is a great brand and has "the most valuable asset of any brand in the 21st century": A fanatical community.
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He shows how an almost fanatical compulsion for secrecy among the Soviet Union's governing elite was part of what made the reactor meltdown at Chernobyl not just cataclysmic but so likely in the first place.
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Since 1973, the Saudi government and its semipublic "charitable" foundations have spent billions of dollars spreading fanatical Wahhabi ideology abroad, and further bolstering da'wah would be bad news for the international community's anti-radicalization efforts.
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"The depiction of him as fanatical, reactionary and the bearer of crude prejudices seems certainly and happily false," wrote Princeton's Richard Falk of the Ayatollah Khomeini in an op-ed for The Times on Feb.
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While national attention turns to the latest Twitter rant from the president-elect or the newest fanatical cabinet appointee, state legislatures will continue to erode safe and legal abortion access with new and increasingly absurd restrictions.
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Vast throngs of Beijingers filled Tiananmen Square in the spring of that year to mourn him, risking arrests and police beatings to remember a leader they credited with moderating the worst excesses of that fanatical era.
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This is the only thing that's ever bothered me about Conor McGregor, who is a master fighter, a master talker, and a master showman: his damned obsession with and fanatical belief in the meaning of money.
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They have borne the brunt of the killings and the worst of the destruction in this wave of fanatical violence ... Some estimates hold that more than 95 percent of the victims of terrorism are themselves Muslim.
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However, the movement birthed literally hundreds of other bands, and, four decades on, sustains a fanatical network of diehard crate diggers searching for that elusive Neat Records seven-inch or Tygers of Pan Tang picture disc.
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Hamas bills itself as a "resistance" movement, and such movements, from the Irish Republican Army to the Viet Cong to Zimbabwe's ZANU-PF, tend to behave in strikingly similar ways: fanatical, thuggish, militaristic, hypocritical and corrupt.
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The migration crisis has strengthened the rhetoric of right-wing groups in some countries and led to political parties that are "a little fanatical" taking power, she told me, amid a surge of anti-immigrant sentiment.
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But before you click away in proletarian disgust, there is something deeper worth studying about Peloton, its fanatical fan base and what its unusual path to success might portend for the future of the gadget business.
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Abe Shaw, an entrepreneur who turned his hobby into a Staten Island business, is fanatical about craftsmanship; he sells knives and other utensils from artisans around the world through his companies, Living Steel 626 and Eatingtools.
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Then as now, those urging him to reconsider were brushed aside, overruled by a man at once fanatical about data-driven decision-making and secure in the knowledge that statistical unlikelihood had never stopped him before.
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This was not an example of the perfect being the enemy of the good — a situation we see all too often — but rather a case of missing the target altogether in favor of near fanatical accommodation.
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Of course, that hasn't stopped the so-called new atheists like Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, and Sam Harris—and their annoyingly fanatical online acolytes—banging on about exactly what they don't believe in all the time.
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Ned Stark's noble honesty was shown to be too naive; the callous rule of the Lannisters meant their subjects showed them no loyalty; the messianic appeal of Daenerys led the character to morph into a fanatical dictator.
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It earned him the fanatical support of lower- and middle-class Filipinos who, throughout the election, would wait up to six hours to hear him give the same hour-long speech he's given all over the country.
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Since then, she has raised $86 million in venture capital to help fuel a breakout beauty brand built on original storytelling, customer feedback and affordable prices — helping it attract fanatical fans in their teens and 30s alike.
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I heard Black Sabbath after that, and went down the rabbit hole… It's so hard to say, though: I heard it, I loved it, I wanted to hear more of it and just became fanatical about it.
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What matters is not that del Toro is a fanatical scholar of his medium but that, as we sensed in the grave reveries of " Pan's Labyrinth " (2006), he understands how fantasy invades and invests our waking lives.
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"ISIS will want to show that they are still in the fight, and their followers remain as fanatical as ever," said Lewis-Sage Passant, a former British Army intelligence officer and founder of travel security company HowSafeIsMyTrip.
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On a visit to the old city of Mosul on Wednesday with General Saadi and his men, it was clear that the militants' resistance was still fierce and often fanatical, even by the Islamic State's macabre standards.
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He is one of the very few veterans of the bitterly contentious 2016 Democratic primary to switch sides, transitioning in the past year from one of Clinton's most fanatical surrogates to an equally fervent booster of Sanders.
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Trump's move also emboldens the most fanatical religious elements in Israeli society, who actively campaign to demolish Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem and replace them with a Jewish temple — a prospect sure to trigger outright religious warfare.
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Even if Nunes were a fanatical Trump-hating Democrat, though, it's hard to know what more he could have done to ensure that the Trump wiretapping scandal — which is enormously damaging to the president — stayed in the news.
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During the convention's publishing panel earlier today, Golden noted that her soldiers are "true believers" in the Empire, but that both sides are pretty fanatical: The Inferno Squadron folks are true believers in the Empire, Christie Golden says.
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A fanatical jihadist movement known as al-Shabab ("the Youth") still dominates much of the countryside and regularly murders bigwigs and blows up hotels and restaurants in Mogadishu, the seaside capital that was once an Italian colonial jewel.
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It is brought about by layers of government regulation, a central bank that tries to "run the economy" by counterfeiting money and manipulating interest rates, and the fanatical idea that the United States should run the world militarily.
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If the presidential candidates want to show Americans — and the world — that they are truly worthy of the office they seek, it's time to take control of their fanatical devotees and not revel, reward and encourage the bedlam.
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There's an obvious political dimension to Paula's fanatical, overblown crusade to flush Ricky and Uncle Hec out of the bush, but her mania is mostly just another clown car that Mr. Waititi enjoys taking out for a spin.
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The so-called Beto Road Warriors, who traveled around the country to hype O'Rourke, often on their own dime, had been among the most fanatical groups at high-profile events like the Polk County Steak Fry in Iowa.
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That's especially true of her three daughters: Agnès (Nedra McClyde), who longs to attach herself to a rich white man; Maude Lynn (Juliana Canfield), a young woman of fanatical piety; and Odette, the least assured of the three.
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If the whole thing is an elaborate prank, it's one with a fanatical following—Kek followers have their own fictional country, their own theme song, complete with several remixes, and several spiritual tomes available for purchase on Amazon.
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But the heat didn't fry the spirits of the fans who filled the plaza next to T-Mobile Arena to capacity before the puck dropped, continuing this gambling mecca's fanatical support of its first major pro sports team.
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Peter's near-fanatical devotion to his work has served him well as the movie begins: His many satisfied clients leave him voice mail messages of effusive praise for changing their lives; he's been profiled in The New Yorker.
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Mr. Larraín's protagonist is an unsmiling 50-ish madman (Alfredo Castro) who, having taken "Saturday Night Fever" as a sacred text, nurtures fanatical fantasies of disco glory — an obsession complemented by a near-total disinterest in human contact.
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Islamic State's effectiveness arises from its members' loyalty to its ultra-fanatical Islamist ideology, and this may not be much affected by the killing of its leader, said Fadhil Abu Ragheef, an Iraqi political analyst and security expert.
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The damage Koba had suffered at the hands of humans made him intolerant and fanatical, an embodiment of political extremism who needed to be checked, and ultimately destroyed, by Caesar, whose political temperament tended toward moderation and compromise.
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Through its casual-hip service and ad hoc vibe — and a fanatical interest in all things locally and sustainably sourced — it has created a new blueprint for restaurants and hospitality that has since been copied around the world.
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I've read some King, and seen quite a few movies and TV shows based on his stories, and while watching The Dark Tower something dawned on me: the less fanatical an adaptation of King's work, the better it fares.
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" Seven years later, John C. Calhoun famously claimed on the Senate floor that slavery was a "positive good," calling its opponents "this fanatical portion of society" who were dangerously influencing "the ignorant, the weak, the young, and the thoughtless.
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It led to the creation the Justice and Equality Fund in February, backed by high-profile actors including "Harry Potter" star Emma Watson and Keira Knightley, who played a fanatical footballer in her breakthrough movie "Bend It Like Beckham".
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"It's certainly not the way it was in the past, when there was fanatical devotion to the brand and the company," said Mr. Bridger, who is also chairman of the Canadian Brewery Council, an alliance of brewery-related unions.
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He inspired such fanatical devotion (and gratitude for his key policy decisions) that men and women were willing to lie for him, sacrifice their principles for him, and in one notorious case even go to jail to protect him.
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"Startups who are successful with security are those where the chief executive and the founders are fanatical from day one and understand what threats exist to the business and what they need to do to protect it," she said.
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The SDF faces a particular challenge now: As ISIS has shrunk from its once-vast realm stretching from the outskirts of Baghdad to western Syria, some of the group's most dedicated and fanatical followers have ended up concentrated here.
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Under Iraqi-born Baghdadi's rule, Islamic State — which at one point controlled swathes of Syria and Iraq — is responsible for gruesome attacks against religious minorities and attacks on five continents in the name of a form of ultra-fanatical Islam.
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This isn't a straightforward change of heart — while Quell wasn't a fanatical believer in the Imperial cause, she rationalized her service as an Imperial pilot by deciding that the Emperor was at least keeping the galaxy from dissolving into chaos.
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All but the most fanatical Brexiteers would fall in line if they thought that failing to do so might hand Britain over to a man who has spent his life protesting against "Western imperialism" and campaigning for more trade-union power.
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And that is that, ok, in the light, in light of the death, the destruction, the stated intent to kill innocent men, women, and children, in the name of this fanatical radical Islamic ideology, to me, is basic common sense.
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As Socialist Party Chairman Inejiro Asanuma began speaking, a fanatical right-wing student zealot named Otoya Yamaguchi, armed with a razor-sharp samurai sword, ran on stage with full force into Asanuma, plunging the weapon into the politician's stomach and heart.
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The first two matches, which took place at the home of one of my FIFA-nerd friends (they, it's worth mentioning, are evil), surrounded by other, just as fanatical friends, resulted in a double defeat: 22005-21999 and 22009-20053, respectively.
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Pressure is growing for the government to step in and support and monitor clubs in a country that is fanatical about the game and is led by Erdogan, who was a semi-professional player in his youth and follows soccer closely.
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With or without the ACA, the GOP is taking a scorched-earth approach to reproductive health, which is manifesting as an increasingly fanatical attack on abortion without concern for the maternity care or cancer screenings that will go down with it.
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You could binge-watch an entire season of Fargo in one lazy weekend day; you're not committing to 60 intricate Shakespearian hours of The Wire (though let me be the 4,910th fanatical David Simon disciple to insist you totally should).
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But even though fewer than 22019 million Teslas have been produced (General Motors sold over 23 million cars in 2018 alone) and electric vehicles only make up 5.1 million of all cars around the world, Tesla fans remain, well, fanatical.
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The correct response to Istanbul by U.S. leaders is to point out that such an attack is precisely why the United States and its allies are engaged in an effort to destroy ISIS, al Qaeda, and other like-minded fanatical groups.
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For three decades Mr. Knight passed along information in that vein — and in more fanatical veins than that — in a regular column, "Diamond Reflections," which appeared in The Brooklyn Eagle and other borough-centric publications in Brooklyn and on Staten Island.
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In fact, there are only two groups in the world who aspire to portray Islam as monolithic — ISIS and the Western far right, both of whom are invested in spreading the idea that the only true Islam is violent, fanatical Islam.
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For better or worse (well, okay, for worse) the elite ranks of the American conservative movement are inspired by a fanatical belief that low taxes on rich people constitute both cosmic justice and a surefire way to spark economic growth.
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And life in a society that's becoming more fanatical and militant by the day, a society in which women who have abortions are lambasted as selfish, heartless murderers who will be forever plagued by guilt and shame and divinely mandated diseases.
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On Monday, the performance obsessives at XDA — I use this term with kindness, for I am quite fanatical about speed myself — posted benchmarks and measurements showing the Galaxy Note 24 to be slower than the HTC 25 and OnePlus 73.
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Saudi Arabia remains a mass exporter of Wahhabism, the most fundamentalist, fanatical, patriarchal, extremist strain of Islam that continues to spill across the Middle East in the form of mass spending by the Saudis in religious outreach, teaching, textbooks and training.
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A separate row of metal storage lockers bisected the center of the room, adding to the jarring overall motif, a blend of fanatical organization and claustrophobia, as if a squatter had taken over a secluded wing of a research library.
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Cartoon by Liana Finck "The Lost City of Z," the story of a brilliant, fanatical explorer who invests his life and spirit in an effort to recover a vanished kingdom and then disappears, was for Gray a journey into the light.
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Or, more precisely, with the pernicious, pseudo-democratic, commercially craven idea of "fan service," the idea that the point of a creative endeavor is to pander in advance to constituencies whose allegiance is somehow both fanatical and always in doubt.
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They would launch 53-pointers and run the floor while cleansing themselves of their fanatical devotion to midrange jumpers, the low-percentage shots that pain the sport's growing collection of analytics acolytes as much as the bunt vexes their baseball cousins.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May could be forced to call another election in months if the "fanatical" pro-Brexit wing of her party do not compromise over how Britain leaves the EU, former prime minister John Major warned on Tuesday.
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The danger that guns pose, the laws in other countries, the dead kindergarteners: None of it matters to the average gun-owning conservative, or at least not as much as their fanatical commitment to the America the NRA says it protects.
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The group was known for its tight-knit membership, fanatical zeal and hit-and-run tactics, as exemplified by the bombings of four government buildings in Manhattan and Brooklyn on New Year's Eve in 1982 that seriously wounded three police officers.
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In his chilling book about Chernobyl, Higginbotham shows how an almost fanatical compulsion for secrecy among the Soviet Union's governing elite was part of what made the reactor explosion of 1986 not just cataclysmic but so likely in the first place.
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To the Sports Editor: My fanatical loyalty to the distant Brooklyn Dodgers led to many fights and much peer mockery (as the Dodgers lost too many World Series) when I was 6 in a 1950 Larchmont, N.Y., neighborhood of Yankees fans.
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The plot, cast, and fanatical attention to detail—the scripts are apparently color-coded to denote the gravity in the scene—has spawned a fanbase who went to great lengths to campaign for the show when it was initially canceled in May.
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Marketing directly to his fanatical fanbase via an internet he saw early was made for the job, he earned a far bigger return packaging some of the many unreleased masters he owned than he would have with the most generous label deal.
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He is a fanatical researcher who once read Cosmo Girl and Teen Vogue, magazines for teenage girls, on the premise that consumer technology that enters the popular culture is first adopted by young women, who might lead him to the next hot company.
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It's a blistering satirical novel about the fanatical arguments about gun ownership in the wake of just about every mass-casualty event that involves guns: it's a right of citizenship, people need to be responsible and prepared for their safety, and so forth.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Russia's World Cup dream ended within agonizing sight of the semi-finals as they went down 4-3 on penalties to Croatia on Saturday after another gallant performance in front of their fanatical fans which again belied their lowly ranking.
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When people sense crimes are being committed in their name, they can become even more fanatical in their devotion to the cause, so that an all-out drive for victory, or else martyrdom, seem the only ways these sins can be redeemed.
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The proliferation of media and 24-hour news has not only made it easier to cloak ourselves in dialogues that are frighteningly fanatical, our growing narcissism has corrupted our sensitivity — and perspective — for the individuals who suffered during slavery and the Holocaust.
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Salem looms over our conception of the moral panic to such an extent that it can be easy to assume that nearly all such panics are the product of irrational religious fanaticism (and anti-communism had quasi-religious fanatical aspects of its own).
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We cannot fail to note the relative amity with which the characters coexist, despite their stark religious differences and casually proclaimed prejudices, in comparison to the conflict that divides Jerusalem today, and of course the increasingly dangerous problem posed by fanatical Islamists.
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Cora and her friend Caesar are pursued by a fanatical, Javert-like slave catcher named Ridgeway, whose failure to find Mabel has made him all the more determined to hunt down her daughter and destroy the abolitionist network that has aided her.
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How many in the Middle East and within our borders will be seduced by the messages of the extremists, those who say that the West's preachings about law and human rights are a sham and that the only answer is fanatical violence?
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" Gamma rose to become one of the rulers of Poland because of his fanatical devotion to Communist doctrine: "This was the reward for those who knew how to think correctly, who understood the logic of History, who did not surrender to senseless sentimentality!
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As the mastermind behind it all, Bezos preached fanatical devotion to customer satisfaction, but also using the company's business model to amass, track and achieve a greater understanding of consumer behavior, in a way that -- especially with later initiatives -- increasingly raised privacy concerns.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Wimbledon has always been a haven for fanatical supporters, from the hordes of young women who chased Bjorn Borg around the grounds in the 1970s to the Australians who dress in yellow every year to support their countrymen and women.
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North Korea's saber rattling and over-the-top rhetoric is not new, but Kim Jong-un's fanatical focus on developing nuclear armed intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of ranging the United States and our allies should redouble our efforts to focus on missile defense.
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As life has gotten worse for the rest in the middle class, upper-middle-class parents have become fanatical about making sure their children never sink back to those levels, and of course there's nothing wrong in devoting yourself to your own progeny.
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Scotland, a leading Associate nation, and Nepal, which is the 18th-ranked ICC side but has a fanatical interest in the sport, are perhaps the two most likely entrants in the future, although there is no prospect of this happening until well into the 2020s.
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He has also warned about the revival of a militant neo-Maoist movement reminiscent of the political violence and extreme xenophobia of the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution, when fanatical Mao loyalists targeted ideological opponents and neighbors and relatives turned against each other to survive.
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" Since the Trump phenomenon began on that escalator all those months ago, news reporters have often focused on the most outrageous and fanatical members of Trump's base: the avowed white supremacists who endorsed his candidacy, the Pizzagate conspiracists, the alt-right fanatics at the "Deploraball.
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In 1497, the fanatical monk Savonarola sent his followers door to door to gather the city's nonreligious art, books, clothing, musical instruments, then piled it all 50 feet high in the central square and set it on fire: the infamous Bonfire of the Vanities.
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A fanatical collector of martial arts film posters (his collection resides in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences library) and an Ivy League graduate, Mr. Chin took a circuitous life path — with stops in Toronto, Washington and Hollywood — to get to that place.
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When Greenberg first wrote the play, he intended it to presage an event that he had long anticipated as both a gay man himself and as a fanatical fan of the sport: the announcement by an active Major League player that he was gay.
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Walley-Beckett, who has lived in Los Angeles for the last two decades but was born and raised in and around Vancouver, is meticulous in the way of many accomplished creative people, whose imaginations are matched only by a fanatical patience for detail work.
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After three years of preparation work, much of it spearheaded by the Democrats on this committee, using all the tools of Congress to accuse, investigate, indict, and smear the President, they stoked a frenzy among their most fanatical supporters that they can no longer control.
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After three years of preparation work, much of it spearheaded by the Democrats on this committee, using all the tools of Congress to accuse, investigate, indict, and smear the president, they stoked a frenzy among their most fanatical supporters that they can no longer control.
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To many sane, logical people paying $2110 ($34 if you live in New York City) for a class where you ride a stationary bike for 45 minutes is a sign of mental illness — or perhaps a signal that you may be susceptible to fanatical behavior.
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Since late August, Kanye has been traveling the country on his Saint Pablo tour, performing to fanatical crowds on a platform hanging from the ceiling of every venue, a solitary man on a mission to preach his own gospel through the power of pulsing electronic beats.
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Elaine Morgan inadvertently sent an email to colleagues blasting Muslims as murderous and recommending that Syrian refugees be housed in camps; she later stood by her anti-refugee comments but said she'd sent the email before editing it to make clear she was referring to "fanatical" Muslims.
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In June 2014, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the head of the group, announced the formation of his self-declared caliphate from the pulpit of Al Nuri Mosque, ushering in the group's fanatical reign which punished Muslims and non-Muslims alike for disobeying its rigid interpretation of Islam.
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As a general rule of thumb, it might be said that religion either makes people look inward, in search of a better understanding of their own weaknesses, or it makes them look outward, in a quest (which can easily become fanatical) for external sources of evil.
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At three, ravished by the movie "Mary Poppins," he fell into what he called "a total imaginative rapture": he didn't just want to rewatch the movie; he wanted to enter the story through "a fanatical, creative, obsessional response where I had to replicate the experience," he said.
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During his four-year trial, the prosecution portrayed Mr. Mladic, who led the Bosnian Serb army during the 1992-1995 war, as a merciless and fanatical commander, responsible for the destruction of Sarajevo and the massacre of thousands of captured Bosniak boys and men at Srebrenica.
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Attempting to assert control in the confines of celebrity culture can take the form of fanatical image monitoring (as is the case with celebrity Photoshop-obsessed communities like Pretty Ugly Little Liar); creepy body fixations (indexing and cataloging celebrity parts on sites like WikiFeet and CelebHeights.
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GARRY WINOGRAND: ALL THINGS ARE PHOTOGRAPHABLE The photographer (1928-84), who recorded middle-class life in New York City with "a fanatical vigor," as Holland Cotter once wrote in The New York Times, is remembered in a documentary that argues for his vitality as an artist.
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I got to meet the Wallabies squad before they left for Japan — where the home team will meet Russia before crowds that have solidly taken on the sport and are as fanatical as any of us — and talked to the players about the year they've had.
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His story involves naïve, chump-like leaders who foolishly toppled foreign autocrats—"foreign regimes that we know nothing about, that we shouldn't be involved with," as he puts it—instead of applying brutal, unsqueamish violence to the single task of eradicating Islamic State (IS) and other fanatical extremists.
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Taylor Kitsch stars as — and looks eerily similar to — cult leader David Koresh, alongside Michael Shannon as lead FBI negotiator Gary Noesner, in the six-part limited series, which follows the 51-day standoff between the fanatical leader, his followers the Branch Davidians and the FBI and ATF.
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Light, hot on the "fanatical existence" of furniture and the brightwork of kitchens, on country garage, hen run and mown hay, shines everything, even on the rainiest day, with the reflected or intrinsic glow of an intentional world we think we know— the inert, potential force of things material.
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If there is any future for the West Bank settlement enterprise — not the border adjustments, but the fanatical ideological settlements deep in the territory — it won't be because of an export of the Israeli model but rather because of an import of the West Bank model into Israel.
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Cercas is a man of a decidedly progressive persuasion, but this doesn't inhibit his capacity to understand why so many Spaniards, Mena included, regarded the government, with its ambitious plans for land reform and fanatical anticlericalism, as an existential threat to the country and Franco as a national savior.
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Young Jojo's fanatical devotion to the eternal glory of the Thousand Year Reich is undermined, firstly, by his total incompetence in all things military and, later, by the discovery of a beguiling Jewish girl (Thomasin McKenzie) who is being hidden by his mother (Scarlett Johansson) in an attic annex.
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A curious debate unfolded around 2010 about whether the color of the counters in a new wargame expansion ended up glorifying the Waffen-SS, the specially-picked and equipped German units that reported directly to the Nazi leadership and which were notorious both for their fanatical Nazism and their inhumane conduct.
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JON PARELES MURDER DOG 'Murder Dog: The Interviews, Volume 1' 'Murder Dog: The Covers, Volume 1' (Over the Edge) In its mid-1990s and early-century prime, Murder Dog — the utilitarian, stark, fanatical rap magazine from the Bay Area — offered a far less gentrified take on hip-hop than its competitors.
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Then, a few brews in, maintaining fanatical cleanliness as I worked, to keep the kombucha from fouling, to keep everyone healthy and safe, I started experimenting with other teas, other flavorings, leading to a house style that now includes a bag of Red Zinger tea as a nod to the 1970s.
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Ms. Benanti, a fizzy, dizzy and witty actress who recently wrapped the Broadway comedy "Meteor Shower" and plays an fanatical mail fraud investigator on the TV comedy "The Detour," had spent the previous evening on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert," on which she has a standing gig as Melania Trump.
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Having spent the past few years embedding as a reporter with the trolls and bigots and propagandists who are experts at converting fanatical memes into national policy, I no longer have any doubt that the brutality that germinates on the internet can leap into the world of flesh and blood.
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The outburst that ensued could only be described as fanatical, as the other passenger declared herself to be a devoted user of the site, which offers members unlimited rental access to a staggeringly long list of coveted brands from Ulla Johnson to Mansur Gavriel at a fraction of the retail cost.
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In a country whose majority Catholic population can be fanatical about keeping to the letter of Catholic law — it's now the only one on earth where divorce remains illegal — Duterte has championed the rights of the LGBT community, arguing in favor of gay marriage, and pushing through an anti-discrimination ordinance.
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Glossier, the fast-growing beauty brand with a fanatical customer base, recently secured $52 million in new investment money, on top of the $38 million it had already raised, in part to develop digital products that it believes will keep its customers engaged with the brand even when they're not in buying mode.
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This time joined by Anthony Kennedy, Roberts rejected the theory, cooked up by a few fanatical opponents of the ACA, that Congress had established a federal backstop in case state governments did not set up health care exchanges, but intended for it to fail by not making the necessary tax credits available.
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But this year people are seeing something quite different, namely, the degree to which the news media and the entertainment industry share a political mindset, and the fanatical (not to say self-defeating) way that both industries behave when they are challenged by a political phenomenon that is outside their comfort zone.
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Having won broad acclaim as a feature film director (and netting the Oscar for best picture for "28 Years a Slave"), Mr. McQueen has never abandoned his first career as a fine artist, and he presents his moving image works with a careful, sometimes even fanatical, attention to their conditions of display.
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At this point, you have to be a truly fanatical practitioner of bothsidesism not to see that Trump is every bit as terrible a human being, and every bit as much a menace to the republic, as some of us warned when all the cool kids were busy snarking about Clinton's emails.
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"Having spent the past few years embedding as a reporter with the trolls and bigots and propagandists who are experts at converting fanatical memes into national policy, I no longer have any doubt that the brutality that germinates on the internet can leap into the world of flesh and blood," he wrote.
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The ones who didn't even have skin in the game but who wanted representation for those who did were correct to be fanatical in their pursuit of a more perfect country—and, more important, they were right about the baleful and regressive consequences of moderation in the face of extremist and reactionary unreason.
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The limited series, set to air in January 2018 in six parts on the Paramount Network, will follow the 51-day standoff between the fanatical leader, his followers the Branch Davidians and the FBI and ATF — which ended in tragedy and the death of 75 Davidians, including Koresh and 25 children, on April 19, 1993.
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Stimulated by Apple's fanatical pursuit of wireless technology, which was expressed in the removal of the headphone jack from the iPhone 7 and the addition of a new W1 wireless chip, most headphone makers are now rethinking their portfolios and I anticipate many more high-end, high-priced models will embrace the switch to Bluetooth.
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That's partly because many of the top figures at Breitbart, including Andrew Breitbart, Larry Solov and the entire editorial team when the site relaunched in 2012 — Joel Pollak, Ben Shapiro and Alex — were all of Jewish descent, but also because a fundamental commitment on the site is to a borderline fanatical advocacy for Israel.
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The limited series, set to air in January 2018 in six parts on the Paramount Network, will follow the 51-day standoff between the fanatical leader, his followers the Branch Davidians and the FBI and ATF — which ended in tragedy and the death of 75 Branch Davidians, including Koresh and 25 children, on April 19, 1993.
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"As Rackspace focuses on delivering expertise and Fanatical Support for the world's leading clouds and serving more enterprise customers, we have been spinning off services that are not core to this strategy including our Exceptional, JungleDisk and Cloud Sites businesses," Rackspace's U.S. PR manager Brandon Brunson told us when we asked for a comment on this move.
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As astute observers like Michael Grunwald note, the fanatical partisanship of the GOP, already evident in the way Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell implemented a policy of absolute rejectionism during the Obama administration, has in fact turned out to be politically smart: The GOP thwarted Barack Obama on many fronts and can now roll back his presidency.
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Raz lives with his wife and children in a suburb just north of Tel Aviv, but he grew up mainly in Jerusalem and Ma'ale Adumim, one of the largest Jewish settlements in the West Bank—a city of about forty thousand that Israelis generally consider a bedroom community of Jerusalem rather than some sort of fanatical hilltop outpost.
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And while I wasn't intending to be anywhere near as fanatical, I felt as if I could still understand this pilgrimage's arc, with Supreme as the conceptual McGuffin standing in for what one wants but can't fully have: a coolness, an offhandedness, an ease with the body — in sum, the imagined perfection of the symbolic phallus.
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For many decades, Saudi Arabia, which has imposed the fanatical Wahhabi interpretation of Islam on its people since its foundation, and its close ally Pakistan, whose official "ideology of Pakistan" is an intolerant variant of political Islam, have poisoned countless Muslim minds throughout the world with their virulent religious propaganda, sponsorship of militants and recidivist violence.
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The gunman's rampage, believed to be the deadliest anti-Semitic massacre in American history, came on the heels of a bomb campaign against leading Democrats that the police say was carried out by a fanatical Trump supporter, and by what the authorities describe as the racist murder of two African-Americans in their 60s at a Kentucky supermarket.
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They aren't the only song of fire and ice we'll see come together on 'Game of Thrones' The fanatical hype around the final act of Game of Thrones comes from a more fundamental tension: How do you end a story that's gone out of its way to break all the rules, tropes, themes, and structures we've come to expect from stories?
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It did not want Chinese people to examine evidence that the Cultural Revolution was not just an aberration of Mao's—the act of a man sadly misguided by his fanatical wife, Jiang Qing, and other members of the "Gang of Four"—but an event that had his imprint all over it, and one that revealed a profound flaw in Communist rule itself.
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Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) may be the latest target of fanatical Republican partisanship and invective, but consider this question: What does it say that George Will would prefer that Pelosi be the next Speaker of the House over any Republican?
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"First Lieutenant Conner ran 400 yards through the impact area of an intense concentration of enemy artillery fire to direct friendly artillery on a force of six Mark VI tanks and tank destroyers, followed by 600 fanatical German infantrymen, which was assaulting in full fury the spearhead position held by his battalion," reads the citation for Conner's Distinguished Service Cross.
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These schemes were mostly products of the same fanatical anti-Communism that Hofstadter decried, but in the Möbius strip of Cold War paranoia, where imaginary conspiracies begot real ones and vice versa, ideological positions could be hard to untangle: Some of Hofstadter's own research on the far right was funded by an organization that was, apparently unknown to him, a C.I.A. front.
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As Trump lambasted terrorism, without pondering its sources, he was standing in the country that provided 15 of the 19 hijackers on 9/11 and has been the fountainhead — through its religious establishment and consistent funding — of the fanatical, anti-Western, anti-women and puritanical strain of Sunni Islam central to the credo of Al Qaeda and the Islamic State.
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If Nintendo really wanted to, it could release a dock at a later date that sports a better processor for sending higher resolution games to the TV. As we saw last year with the mid-cycle PS4 Pro and Xbox One S, the really fanatical gamers will shell out a lot of cash to upgrade—even only a couple of years after a console purchase.
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While the whiplash-inducing genre—marked by manic tempos ranging from 180-220 BPM, distorted bass drums, and shrieking synths—is hard to come by in the US clubbing scene, a particularly fanatical promoter named "Justin Bailey" (AKA Seva Granik, the mastermind behind SHADE) will be throwing a gabber party called "Zero Chill" in Brooklyn on April 1 as a winking tribute to its cultish lineage.
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" But I agree with what Clark Hoyt wrote in 2007, when he was the paper's public editor: "A great newspaper has to get the big things right, but it also has to pay fanatical attention to thousands of details every day to prevent the kinds of mistakes that start readers wondering, 'If they can't spell his name right, what else is wrong with the story?
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These days, he's on something of a musical hiatus as he works toward Rio, but in spare moments he still flips samples from old records as a fun diversion from his intense athletic career Doris is a fanatical tinkerer, equally likely to spend hours digging through records and futzing with a synth sound as he is watching video footage of his latest jump and looking for inconsistencies in his craft.
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" Historian Philip Wayne Powell wrote of this smear campaign: "The basic premise of the Black Legend is that Spaniards have shown themselves, historically, to be uniquely cruel, bigoted, tyrannical, obscurantist, lazy, fanatical, greedy, and treacherous; that is, that they differ so much from other peoples in these traits that Spaniards and Spanish history must be viewed and understood in terms not ordinarily used in describing and interpreting other peoples.
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Yoel Romero is the first fighter I've heard of earning a suspension for such a violation, but then UFC 205 was the first-ever MMA event regulated by the New York State Athletic Commission, and whether their intent is to always be this fanatical or if their actions were like those of an overeager rookie schoolteacher going overboard on the first day of class out of fear and confusion remains to be seen.
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One of them, Representative John Fleming, a Louisiana Republican, is cynically fund-raising off his fervor: "Friend, I'm fighting back with an impeachment vote against the head of the I.R.S." With a Republican meeting on the matter set for this week, Mr. Ryan is caught between the sort of right-wing pressure that ground down his predecessor, John Boehner, and the concerns of less fanatical members, who are wary of looking frivolous before the voters.
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Fanatical about art and sculpture (her Instagram account is full of trips to the Louvre and works by the likes of Irving Penn and Ai Weiwei), and pragmatic about the juggling acts required to be a modern working woman ("My kids, cigarettes and French cinema are what tend to keep me sane," she joked), there is a determined realism and rigor to Ms. Ramsay-Levi's character that has not been lost on the industry.
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Silk Spectre; the inventor Dan Dreiberg, the second crime-fighter to call himself Nite Owl; the government agent and black ops specialist Edward Blake, known as the Comedian; the fanatical street-level vigilante with an inkblot mask, Walter Kovacs, known as Rorschach; and the only true superhero of the bunch, Dr. Jon Osterman, a scientist given godlike powers by an experiment gone awry, which turned him into a cobalt-blue being called Doctor Manhattan.
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All wars are awful, but there was something particularly macabre about Sri Lanka's -- with its wave of suicide bombings by the fanatical Tamil Tigers; with its gruesome final battle -- a civilian massacre by the government; with the still-visible scars in Jaffna, the capital of the Northern Province, and the rest of the battered war zones, where the radical members of the Tamil minority launched their brutal bid for independence, drawing a crushing response from the state.
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They were repaid by Republicans this year, who rushed their enormous tax bill through before Doug Jones, the Democrat elected in a special Alabama election over Roy Moore, could take his seat in the Senate and vote on it—a tactic used both to give a win to President Trump and to start the systematic dismantling of the American welfare state that the Republicans' most fanatical backers have long demanded, right down to Medicare and Social Security.
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Whether it's fans of the K-pop group BTS believing there's a missing eighth member of the group, fanatical Facebook groups for enthusiasts of smart home devices like the Ring surveillance cameras, the near-constantly forming pockets of misinformation on TikTok, or the DC fans who purchased an ad at the FA Cup demanding Warner Brothers "#ReleaseTheSnyderCut" — a reference to that group's struggle to see a different cut of the Justice League movie — we're awash in our own home-brewed misinformation.
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In an article he wrote some years later, he predicted that future generations of Americans would come to share his emotions: Now deemed unworthy of the notice of any, save fanatical abolitionists, these acts of sublime heroism, of lofty self-sacrifice, of patient martyrdom, these beautiful Providences, these hair-breadth escapes and terrible dangers, will yet become the themes of the popular literature of this nation, and will excite the admiration, the reverence and the indignation of the generations yet to come.
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