So of course he's going to extremes, not thinking clearly.
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The shortage has some states going to extremes to attract workers.
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The actor has a reputation for going to extremes to get into character.
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Going to extremes by its very definition doesn't fit comfortably in one's life.
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Millennials are going to extremes to celebrate the occasion, from throwing parties to booking vacations.
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Here's how some states are going to extremes to entice a new generation of labor.
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Whatever your goals are, you can resolve to reach them in 2017 without going to extremes.
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Her sense of outsiderness gave her a bold pen, and she was already going to extremes.
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Other states are going to extremes in order to beef up their workforces and ease the shortages.
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Some consumer advocates contended that by resorting to blackouts, the utilities were going to extremes to protect themselves.
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Even people who are not going to extremes are being influenced by all the talk of a recession.
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Some liberals joined the opposing chorus, mostly because they disliked the government going to extremes to help big business.
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Experts said the government's vague definition of improper content often results in companies' going to extremes to show compliance.
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Religious education is shallow in Tunisia, so there's little theological substance to keep a young person from going to extremes.
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INGRAHAM: All right, a Colorado Democrat thinking that going to extremes on camera is going to get him elected to Congress?
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Since Pokémon Go launched, there's been plenty of hype on social media about players going to extremes to capture the elusive creatures.
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" This year it's offering another hourlong comedy about a young woman going to extremes to find what's missing in her life, "No Tomorrow.
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Reality: While many populists mock the E.U. and its rules, once they are in power they often heed warnings and avoid going to extremes.
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Religious education in Tunisia is mandatory but rote and shallow, so there's little theological substance to keep a young person from going to extremes.
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"We're always pushing the limits on our show, we're always going to extremes," Ms. Louis-Dreyfus said, before she seemed to switch into character.
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Paulson has transformed her look plenty of times, but this would be going to extremes — especially if the show's producers put the actress in a fat suit.
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Stories abound of patients or their relatives going to extremes to pay for care: turning to unapproved treatments, sleeping rough or even donning fancy dress in public to raise funds.
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In 223, legal theorist Cass Sunstein eloquently anticipated the ill effects of Internet filtering on our democracy in a prescient essay that he expanded into a cautionary book called Going to Extremes: How Like Minds Unite and Divide.
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For When You're Losing It: "Breakdown" (1997) Choice lyric: "Well I guess I'm trying to be nonchalant about it / And I'm going to extremes to prove I'm fine without you / But in reality I'm / Slowly losing my mind" 5.
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Both she and the reader become enmeshed in Sam's determination to make a success of his life as a food writer, even if it means going to extremes (like laughable disguises and Dumpster-diving for cans to prove that a restaurant's tomato sauce isn't homemade).
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Given limited resources, officials and observers said, the Commission's competition directorate is likely to focus on a fairly small number in the expectation that success — still to be tested in court — can deter others from going to extremes in reducing their global tax burdens.
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Beyond just being an underrated way to beef up what you've got without going to extremes with transplants or microblading, they're also a great option for men and women who have lost their hair while undergoing chemotherapy, or for those who suffer from alopecia or trichotillomania.
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In this set of ongoing 2016 postmortems, observers consistently presumed that these political actors embraced a plutocratic brand-dynast candidate like Trump to give vent to their economic anxiety—as opposed to the far more persuasive argument that such voters were going to extremes to preserve the psychic wages of whiteness.
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When it subsequently emerged that the Mavericks had arranged for Vincent Collet, Ntilikina's club coach at Strasbourg and the coach of the France national team, to become the head coach of their summer-league squad in Las Vegas in July, Dallas appeared to be going to extremes to welcome Ntilikina to North Texas.
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Going to Extremes and Surviving Extremes were television programmes made for Channel 4 by Nick Middleton. In each episode of the two series, Middleton visited an extreme area of the world to find out how people have adapted to life there. Both Going to Extremes and Surviving Extremes were accompanied by books of the same name, except in the USA where the latter was titled Extremes: Surviving the World's Harshest Environments. There was also a third series, titled Going to Extremes: The Silk Routes.
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Dallol became more known in the West in 2004 when it was featured in the Channel 4/National Geographic documentary Going to Extremes. , some buildings still stand in Dallol, all built with salt blocks.
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Going to Extremes is a non-fiction book by Joe McGinniss. It was first published in 1980. The book is about McGinniss' travels through Alaska for a year. The book became a best-seller.
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Sam tells her that he is disappointed in her for the first time, faulting her for going to extremes. He does not want “Tess Harding” or "just Mrs. Sam Craig," How about "Tess Harding Craig"? Tess happily agrees.
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Going to Extremes is a television programme for Channel 4 about extreme lifestyles, in which Middleton experiences life in the hostile conditions other cultures must endure. He won the Royal Geographical Society's Ness Award in 2002. He has appeared on BBC 2's Through the Keyhole.
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It is the true antagonist of the series. :Its songs are (as himself) and (while formed in Kenjirō). :In many timelines, it took control of Kenjirō's body and survived under his wish of reuniting with his wife, going to extremes by doing so. Its true goal, however, is living forever.
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Going to Extremes is an American drama television series created by Joshua Brand, John Falsey and Frank South. The series stars Erika Alexander, June Chadwick, Roy Dotrice, Camilo Gallardo, Joanna Going, Daniel Jenkins, Charles Keating, Andrew Lauer, Carl Lumbly and Robert Duncan McNeill. The series aired on ABC from September 1, 1992, to January 27, 1993.
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Her second novel, Baby Makes Three, was released eighteen months later. Many of her later books have been published by various Harlequin category romance lines, including Temptation and Blaze. Atkins has been twice nominated for Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Awards, for Going to Extremes and A Perfect Life. Atkins maintains a full-time job as a writer.
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The Washington Post printed an editorial arguing that Virginia state officials who were promising to take pro-Korean actions regarding the Sea of Japan (East Sea) dispute and the Fairfax County government establishing a World War II comfort women memorial were "pandering" and were not appropriate.Editorial Board. "Pandering to Northern Va.’s Koreans is going to extremes." Washington Post.
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In between stints on Another World, he played Dr. Damon Lazarre on All My Children, and Niles Mason on As the World Turns. He also had a role as a professor at a Caribbean medical school that catered to Americans in the short-lived ABC sitcom Going to Extremes as well as a guest role on Sex and the City.
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This is the most often quoted section of the book. Deloria noted that humor was a critical aspect of social control in tribal relationships, as an alternate means of pointing out flaws and errors without a direct confrontation that would affect the dignity of the accused. He also noted that humor was an essential part of a tribe's survival, preventing them from going to extremes.
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Going appeared in soap opera roles in the late 1980s, most notably as Lisa Grady on Another World from 1987 to 1989. She went on to portray lead character Victoria Winters in the 1991 primetime series Dark Shadows. Going later starred in short-lived television series Going to Extremes and guest-starred on Columbo, Spin City, The Outer Limits, and Law & Order. Going starred in a number of feature films.
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Four women – a blond, a hippie, a lesbian and a bartender – attempt to save an Italian restaurant inherited by protagonist Grace Bastiglione as the landlord threatens closure of the eatery. Grace's culinary experimentation is consistently unsuccessful, and she searches for a lost family recipe that might salvage the business. The film follows the four females as they pursue love, money, and success, going to extremes to rescue the restaurant including gambling and selling lingerie.
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They also helped chop down large trees with a stone axe, made sago from the sago palm tree, and used its fibres to build a treehouse nearly 80 feet off the ground. The Kombai were also featured in the 2007 season of the series Mark & Olly: Living with the Tribes. The Kombai were also featured in "Going to Extremes" series 2: 'Surviving Extremes' (2003) in the Swamp episode. The host "Nick Middleton" stays with the tribe and climbs the treehouses.
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Ivar Hippe interviewed 60 people linked to the Tore Tønne-case, which included key lawyer in the BA-HR and leading investigators at Økokrim. However, he was not able to set up an interview with Kjell Inge Røkke. In an interview, Hippe asserted that the main purpose of the book was to allow all key players to tell their version of the story, and not judge on specific group. According to Hippe, one of the main themes in his book is, that the modern media are going to extremes to get their stories.
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He divides his time between Canada, Shangri-La County, China, and Europe. Fuchs has been published in World Geographic, Spanish Geographical Society, New Ideas, Outdoor Exploration, New Traveler, Silkroad Foundation,"The Tea Horse Road", Silk Road Journal, V.6, N.1 (Winter 2008) Outpost magazine,Outpost, "High Himalayas – With Khampa Nomads at 5,000 metres", May/June 2006, Issue 51 Kyoto JournalJeff Fuchs. "Of Bonds, 'the Word' and Trade" , Kyoto Journal No. 74 and The South China Morning Post"Going to Extremes," South China Morning Post, Post Magazine, 3 July 2011, pp. 18–21, among others.
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He had his eyelids sewn shut and a sonar sensor on his head as part of an experiment to test sensory substitution devices for blind people. The laboratory was raided by Animal Liberation Front in 1985, removing Britches and 466 other animals.Franklin, Ben A. (30 August 1987) "Going to Extremes for 'Animal Rights'", The New York Times. The National Institutes of Health conducted an eight-month investigation and concluded, however, that no corrective action was necessary. During the 2000s other cases have made headlines, including experiments at the University of CambridgeLaville, Sandra (8 February 2005).
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In other areas of curriculum such as social studies and writing are relying more on "higher order thinking skills" rather than memorization of dates, grammar or spelling rules or reciting correct answers. Advocates of this approach counter that the constructivism does not require going to extremes, that in fact teachable moments should regularly infuse the experience with the more traditional teaching. The primary differentiation from the traditional approach being that the engagement of the students in their learning makes them more receptive to learning things at an appropriate time, rather than on a preset schedule.
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The results show that neonate monkeys can learn effective use of information obtained from sensory substitution devices through unstructured interaction with the environment.Seeing with Sound Acting on a tip-off from a student, the ALF removed Britches from the laboratory on April 20, 1985, when he was five weeks old. The raid also saw the release of 467 mice, cats, opossums, pigeons, rabbits, and rats, and a reported $700,000-worth of damage to equipment.Franklin, Ben A. " Going to Extremes for 'Animal Rights'", The New York Times, August 30, 1987.
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Demo writers went to great lengths to get every last bit of performance out of their target machine. Where games and application writers were concerned with the stability and functionality of their software, the demo writer was typically interested in how many CPU cycles a routine would consume and, more generally, how best to squeeze great activity onto the screen. Writers went so far as to exploit known hardware errors to produce effects that the manufacturer of the computer had not intended. The perception that the demo scene was going to extremes and charting new territory added to its draw.
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Robert "Bobby" Swim (?–1878) was an American Thoroughbred racing jockey best known for winning the 1876 Kentucky Derby and the 1868 and 1875 editions of the Belmont Stakes, races that would make up the first and third leg of the U. S. Triple Crown series. After winning the 1876 Kentucky Derby with Vagrant, Bobby Swim finished second in the 1877 running on Leonard and third in 1878 on Leveler. He was still a top jockey when he died in 1878 but at the time was going to extremes to maintain the required riding weight and combined with excessive alcohol use it led to an early demise.
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When Phyllis is accused of the attempted murder of Christine Blair (Lauralee Bell) and Paul Williams (Doug Davidson), Summer believes her mother is innocent and confronts Christine over the matter. However, when Phyllis begins going to extremes to cover up her actions, going so far as making up a "fake" affair with Ronan Malloy, Summer's parents cannot tell her the truth, leading her to rebel by attempting to pour vodka into a drink in a public place. Phyllis' lies become too much for Nick to handle, so he moves out and Summer goes with him. She is then convinced to make repairs in her relationship with her mother, only to walk in on Phyllis and Ronan actually having sex.
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He then produced the acclaimed cult-hit Repo Man, starring Emilio Estevez and Harry Dean Stanton, and directed Mystery Date (Orion), starring Ethan Hawke and Teri Polo and Ed and His Dead Mother, starring Steve Buscemi and Ned Beatty. He also directed an array of TV productions including 21 Jump Street, with Johnny Depp, Sirens and Going To Extremes. Prior to his career as a director, Wacks served as Vice President of Production at the Samuel Goldwyn Company. He is a former Chairman of the Board of the Independent Feature Project/West (now Film Independent), the largest organization of independent filmmakers in America, and has served on the selection committee of the Writers’ Program at the Sundance Institute.
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He also composed the following poem that he read to Groucho. > To Groucho Most poets write of Meadowlarks I sing instead of Groucho Marx > His lustrous eyes, each like a star His noble brow, his sweet cigar His > manly stride, his soft moustache His easy way with sponsors' cash His > massive shoulders, brawny arms His intellect, his many charms In short, > unless the truth I stray from A man to keep your wife away from. He recited a couple other humorous poems on You Bet Your Life > Middle Age Middle Age is a time of life that a man first notices in his > wife > Going to Extremes Shake and shake The catsup bottle. None'll come— And then > a lot'll.
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Brand's Emmy history as of 10 March 2014. In an unprecedented move by Public Broadcasting, PBS bought the rights to I'll Fly Away and rebroadcast the series in its entirety in the leadup to their original two-hour movie based on the show. Brand and John Falsey created the short-lived series Going to Extremes, which was filmed entirely on the island of Jamaica. He has been nominated for eleven Emmy Awards (winning three, as noted above), as well as winning two Peabody Awards (Northern Exposure, I'll Fly Away), two Golden Globe Awards (Northern Exposure), along with the Humanitas Prize, the Producers Guild of America Award, and the Environmental Media Award for Ongoing Commitment.
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He appeared in featured guest roles on numerous TV series, including L.A. Law; Quantum Leap; and Murder, She Wrote. He was a featured cast member on the short-lived 1992 series Going to Extremes, Another guest role that same year was in "The First Duty", an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, in which he played Nick Locarno, a Starfleet Academy cadet and squad leader who pressures fellow cadet Wesley Crusher into covering up their wrongdoings. He would later become a Trek regular in 1995 on Star Trek: Voyager, on which he played Tom Paris, a Starfleet officer with a backstory similar to Locarno's. Other credits include Zebulon in "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" at the Paper Mill Playhouse and Judas in "Godspell" at the Lamb's Theatre.
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Protesters have drawn criticism for going to extremes to show their displeasure with the policy, including threatening the lives of cabinet ministers and a fisherman's family. The premier's office was also targeted in an attack. Queensland's shark control program manager Jeff Krause said "I'm surprised and disgusted at the extent that they (protesters in WA) are prepared to threaten and vandalise," referring to the threats that prompted at least one contractor to withdraw from the tender process in WA. "Everyone has got their opinion and they are entitled to it and I understand that people say it's the sharks' domain, but I also understand the senseless waste of human life and we have the capability to reduce that risk." Barnett has dismissed the public opposition as "ludicrous" and "extreme".
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She got her big break starring opposite Whoopi Goldberg in the 1990 civil rights epic drama film The Long Walk Home. Alexander performed in the play The Forbidden City with Gloria Foster, who then talked about her with her friend, Camille Cosby, wife of Bill Cosby. She later was cast as Pam Tucker on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show starring from 1990 to series finale in 1992. Alexander later went to star in the ABC comedy-drama series Going to Extremes, which centered on a group of American students at a medical school on a fictitious Caribbean island named Jantique. The series was canceled after one season in 1993. In 1993, Alexander began starring as the acid-tongued attorney Maxine Shaw in the Fox sitcom Living Single, a role she played for five years to 1998.
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Richie Flynn Parker (Alessandro Nivola) is a seemingly successful man living in Los Angeles, California who has just broken up with his girlfriend Maggie (Amanda Peet). He has also just been fired from his job as a health inspector when he discovers his father Nat (Christopher Walken), a cheap con- man, has a terminal brain tumor and he wants to see Richie. Richie, believing it's another con, grudgingly goes to Atlantic City to see his father who explains he has been living on five dollars a day, going to extremes to do so, such as constantly calling various radio station contests with different aliases to win things, like concert tickets he can then scalp. Nat shows Ritchie an x-ray of his skull, and asks Ritchie to drive him to New Mexico to seek a potential cure.
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