That's the thing about me: I can go cold turkey.
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" Then he added, "but don't try to go cold turkey.
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We will not go 'cold turkey' or forbid cell phones to our children.
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For other stars, the break is really a chance to go cold turkey.
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He needs to go on a slight twitter diet, but not go cold turkey.
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"Tried to go cold turkey, and that wouldn't work," Petty said in the book.
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Was it painful to go cold turkey on all the junk food and delicious grease?
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And yet, perhaps there's never been an easier time to go cold turkey on other people.
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Go cold turkey every once in awhile, if only to prove to yourself you are capable.
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You don't have to sign up for a digital detox or go cold turkey like I did.
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After trying to go cold turkey last week, I found myself running to a store at 2 a.m.
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Because he was out on bail, he was sent to jail immediately, where he had to go cold turkey.
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I can't promise that I'll go cold turkey today or tomorrow or even next year, but I could pick less.
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If you're trying to drink less coffee, you might go cold turkey instead of downsizing to one cup a day.
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Back in October, I somewhat impulsively decided to go cold turkey on takeout for two weeks and write about it.
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The freelancers we surveyed agreed that it's not smart to go cold turkey when making the transition to independent work.
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Patients at the clinic are not supposed to go cold turkey, but they have no drugs to help ease withdrawal symptoms.
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But many doctors give smokers conflicting advice on the ideal length of time they should go cold turkey before their operations.
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Go ahead and shake your fist at the person who cut Chris Messina's hours (no doubt Messina himself), then go cold turkey.
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So, while taking a few days off from work at the beginning of the year, I decided to go cold turkey ... ish.
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"I don't want to go cold turkey and leave these people without anything," she said, noting some edibles markets are shutting down.
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Cho says the trouble with smartphone addiction is there's no easy fix, because it's not realistic to ask someone to go cold turkey.
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Dr. Aguh doesn't ask her patients to go cold turkey on a hairstyle because such a regimen is too difficult to stick to.
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"We're not saying you should go cold turkey — although eating turkey alone might be a good option, better than eating red meat," said Houlton.
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The downside of trying to avoid using the first-person singular pronoun is that you can't go cold turkey without sounding like a maniac.
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If you go cold-turkey, there's a chance you might feel a bit of alcohol withdrawal because you went so damn hard the entire time.
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I already wanted to cut down on the amount of time I spent mindlessly staring at my phone — I might as well go cold turkey.
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While trying to go cold turkey is probably an overambitious goal, "mindfulness has been shown to be very effective in decreasing rumination," Dr. Bastin said.
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"It's not like you have to give up and go cold turkey—I just don't think that will work," Roberts says (and bless him for that).
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Over the years the group has been accused of kidnapping addicts, chaining them up to make them go cold turkey, mob ties, and racism and xenophobia towards immigrants.
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She knows it's hard to go cold turkey from checking our phones constantly, so she offers some tips and advice to work up to a full day gadget-free.
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Perhaps Mr. Trump will, therefore, force our Arab friends to go cold turkey when they want us to act as their regional proxies in their blood feud with Iran.
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Ultimately, I knew it wasn't good for me, so decided to set myself a challenge to go cold turkey for a month to see if I actually noticed any difference.
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And if you're not willing to give up your go-to platform (or go cold-turkey and social-media-free), clearing your history and starting fresh seems like a reasonable compromise.
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For those of you out there who have been able to go cold turkey with your microwave use post college life, when it and Easy Mac were necessary, I applaud you.
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She ended up weaning herself off the drug, spreading her last three pills over six days to avoid having to go "cold turkey" before starting a difficult transition to an antidepressant.
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But there's no need to go cold turkey, of course — here's a suite of stats and reminders to have a "healthy relationship" with your time-sucking pocket robot, because we're here to help.
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All of these elements are removed when a smoker tries to go cold turkey or uses something like the patch, but with vaping, they still get it, just with fewer chemicals and no combustion.
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KERN: But Dr. Drew, here is the thing about addiction, if you go cold turkey without giving your life over to a higher power, you are just going to be angry, frustrated and resentful.
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With Tom's help and a handful of freshly picked magic mushrooms, I achieved in an afternoon what years of painful attempts to go cold turkey and abortive nicotine replacement courses had failed to do.
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RYAN: YEAH, IT'S A REVENUE HOLE THAT PROVIDES– IF YOU JUST GO COLD TURKEY AND HAVE NONE, IF YOU GO NONE, THEN YOU HAVE TO – THAT MEANS YOU ARE NOT HAVING A DESTINATION BASED TAX.
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She'd almost lost her kids because of her drug use, but now that she was expecting another, she had a choice: Go cold turkey and risk a relapse, or continue taking the medication that helped turn her life around.
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These are gamblers so bankrupt and so desperate that some turn to a program termed self-exclusion — volunteering to be banned from the casino in an attempt to go cold turkey and repair their deranged family and business lives.
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Yet Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey subtweeted his larger Silicon Valley counterpart's decision to allow politicians to lie in ads when he shared the decision to go cold turkey on both political ads and the more ambiguous category of issue ads.
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"Rather than discouraging people from quitting at all, [the findings] will encourage them to quit abruptly, to go cold turkey and line up whatever support you need," which can include nicotine replacement therapy, setting up counseling or locating quit lines you can call, Eriksen said.
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"It's always great to be addicted to things, but eventually you have to go cold turkey… There's transition pain, and the longer you were an addict, the more painful it might be, but in the end you're going to be better off having made the transition."
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There's a guy who tries (and fails) to go cold turkey on the constant onslaught of social media; a woman who tries (and fails) to fix the fact that her political protest group is all white; a couple who win a housing lottery and land in a new luxury building that reserves its best amenities for the people who can pay for them.
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The protagonist's father has been "protecting" him from his own feelings with pills, namely lithium carbonate, which are seen "as the symbolic soul- destroying enemy".Holden, Stephen (28 July 2004). "Film Review; First Go Cold Turkey, Then Go to Cold Jersey". The New York Times.
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Moira asks him to leave, but they eventually reconcile. Holly develops an addiction to drugs, which puts a strain on the whole family. She runs away and later steals from the house. Moira and John try keeping Holly locked up in her room to make her go cold turkey.
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Two days later, Justin Vaughan and Ryder's manager Aaron Klee announced that Ryder had agreed to go cold turkey. Ryder scored only 8 runs against South Africa, but in a must-win match for NZ against Sri Lanka he scored 74. When on 5 he pulled a leg abductor muscle and batted with a runner.
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Renton quickly relapses and nearly dies of an overdose at Swanney's home. Upon returning home after revival at a hospital, Renton's parents lock him in his childhood bedroom and force him to go cold turkey. Following a difficult withdrawal, Renton is released upon condition that he have an HIV/AIDS test. Despite years of sharing syringes with other addicts, Renton tests negative.
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In the last episode, Mark plans to propose to Sophie but changes his mind upon realising that they have nothing in common. Nonetheless he agrees to marry her to avoid "embarrassment" after she accidentally finds his engagement ring and accepts a proposal which he had not actually made. Jez's efforts to get back together with Suze are hindered somewhat by Hans's attempts to go cold turkey.
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Angrily, Vanessa tells Pearl Ladderbanks (Meg Johnson) that she and Rhona kissed, making Pearl wonder if Rhona is a lesbian before moving in with Moira, Cain and Moira's son Adam Barton (Adam Thomas). Moira tells her that Rhona will be released from hospital soon. Rhona is discharged and decides to go "cold turkey", rather than go to rehab. Vanessa learns of this and is concerned for Rhona's welfare.
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They try to wake her up and she tells them she took heroin, before passing out again. Holly begins taking methadone to help her get off the drugs, but she starts craving heroin. Holly realises she has no money and sells her body to a stranger to fund her habit. Holly confesses to John and Moira about what she has done and they decide to lock her in her bedroom, forcing her to go cold turkey.
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At the retirement home, all prescription drugs are unaffordable and the staff decide to let the old folks go cold turkey. Grampa Simpson comes up with a plan to get more drugs for Springfield. He and Homer go to Winnipeg, Manitoba, and with help from one of Grampa's Canadian friends, they are able to get unlimited access to the drugs they need. They take them back into the United States and are praised in Springfield as heroes.
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He later decides to go cold turkey, but he struggles with withdrawal symptoms and Roxy tries to help him with mindfulness techniques. Shane begins taking drugs again and angrily insults Roxy when she finds them in his bag. He also misses a romantic dinner with Dipi to buy more pills from his study partner River Hanlon (Andrew Coshan). When Roxy attempts to throw his pills down the sink, Shane physically grabs her arm and wrestles the bag off her.
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Other storylines have concentrated on Dot's various attempts to reform Nick, such as in 1991, when Nick returned with a heroin addiction. As the plot unfolded, Dot tried to curtail Nick's addiction by locking him in his room and forcing him to go cold turkey. His resulting paranoia and cravings led him to escape and murder the first person he encountered, The Queen Victoria landlord Eddie Royle (Michael Melia). The episode where Eddie was murdered was the big autumn launch episode for 1991.
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After learning that Captain Bednar and the police are looking for him, Molly convinces Frankie that he must go cold turkey if he is to stand a chance with the police. Frankie agrees and is locked in Molly's apartment where he goes through a grueling withdrawal to clear the drugs from his body. Finally clean again, he tells Zosh he is going to leave her, start anew and stand trial. In her desperation to keep Frankie from leaving her, Zosh once again gives herself away, standing up in front of Frankie and the police.
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"Queen Vic Fire Week" is a group of four episodes of the BBC soap opera EastEnders, broadcast between 6 and 10 September 2010 on BBC One. The episodes included a fire at The Queen Victoria public house, also known as The Queen Vic or The Vic, and the departure of the character Peggy Mitchell, portrayed by Barbara Windsor, who left the series after sixteen years in the role. During the episodes, Peggy—the pub landlady—has her crack cocaine-addicted son Phil (Steve McFadden) imprisoned in The Queen Victoria, forcing him to go cold turkey. She later learns that her deceased husband Archie (Larry Lamb) was murdered by the person he raped: Stacey Branning (Lacey Turner).
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The villains also recruit the disillusioned Terry as a paid informant to report Jimmy's movements to them. As part of his parole, Jimmy is forced to join a Passion Play run by Father Gabriel Flynn (Tom Georgeson) at the local church. Though reluctant at first, he soon commits to the project and embarks on something of a crusade to save people around him and bring them into the play; he forces Terry to go cold turkey after finding him shooting up in the toilets of The Garage nightclub, and rescues abused prostitute Maria Gallagher (Jenny Foulds) from her brutal pimp Des Airlie (Gavin Mitchell), one of McGlone's men. This sparks a change of mood on the estate as two of Maria's fellow ex-prostitute friends seek refuge with Jimmy and the play, and the locals refuse to be mistreated by Donnie McGlone's gangsters.
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A short time after, Jimmy's son "Little Jimmy" (George Christopher) came out of prison and resumed the heroin habit which had helped land him behind bars. Jimmy and Jackie forced him to come off the drugs by making him go cold turkey, however Little Jimmy still owed money to drug dealers who ended up murdering him in November 1996 (Ron Dixon having unknowingly shown them where he lived as he believed the dealers were police looking for the elder Jimmy). There was a brief respite for Jimmy and Jackie in July 1997 when, both in their forties, they had a third child, William. Jimmy attempted to make a fresh start and wanted to become a teacher, however, he did so by falsifying certificates, for which he had enlisted the help of neighbour Danny Simpson (Andrew Butler).
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As their love story unfolds past and present, Marianne also spins romantic tales from across the centuries and around the world that defy pain and suffering and bring hope and succor to her deeply damaged friend. Meanwhile, her own mental state begins to worsen, and she spends more time carving. When Marianne becomes aware of the narrator's continued morphine addiction she forces him to go cold turkey, during which he experiences a vivid hallucination in which he meets the protagonists of the stories Marianne has told him, and experiences their personal hell, all the while healing slowly until, ultimately, he looks exactly as he had before the car crash, and is told that he can choose to stay, maintaining his physical beauty, or jump off a cliff to be reunited with Marianne, which he does. Upon his awakening, Marianne resumes her carving, becoming more and more frenzied, neglecting to care for herself, the narrator, or her beloved dog, Bougatsa.
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