"Political correctness gone mad I tell ye," one detractor said.
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" His producer Mike Leigh called it "religious correctness gone mad.
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It's 1893, and Britain has gone mad for the sciences.
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It's like taking a test by a test writer gone mad.
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"The Red Brigades have really gone mad," he sang in 1980.
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Listen to I Think You've Gone Mad in its entirety below.
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At first I thought I'd gone mad from too much theater.
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Art world gone mad — this duct-taped fruit sold for $120k.
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The Viking ship is a swing possessed, a cradle gone mad.
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Once again, the internet has gone mad for another Netflix series.
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No—we haven't gone mad (although the world seems to have lately).
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"Has the world gone mad?" one Scottish pastry cook posted on Twitter.
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In a world that had gone mad, I could depend on this.
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" In one phone call, Comey said, "I just remember thinking, 'Everything's gone mad.
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"It is just bureaucracy gone mad," said the president of the English Chess Federation.
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"Have the politicians gone mad?" she once wrote about the legalization of the drug.
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I demand that these dogs gone mad should be shot—every one of them!
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I now have way more sound than I need, and I've gone mad with power.
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But based on the proposal, this wasn't just about the dangers of technology gone mad.
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It was incredibly obvious to me now that Shigeru Miyamoto had gone mad with power.
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It would have fit her profile as a vengeance-hungry and cornered queen gone mad.
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" Another responded, "The 'political correctness gone mad' brigade are the biggest bunch of snowflakes out there.
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It's the product of people gone mad in the search of a greater understanding of love.
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I'm bringing up a lot of hard things in terms of religion, family, commercialism gone mad.
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It's invention run amok, marketing gone mad, the odoriferous emblem of commercialism without compunction or bounds.
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" The writer added, "This is one more puzzlement facing this octogenarian in today's world gone mad.
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" And in November, Dalio declared "the world has gone mad and the [capitalist] system is broken.
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Without really knowing what a panic attack was truly like, I was certain that I'd gone mad.
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If people start saying he has gone mad they will claim it is because of something superstitious.
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A brief explanation of how the world's gone mad in unexpected places: In soccer, players are rarely traded.
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But Shakespeare allows him to go too far, causing audiences to wonder whether he has actually gone mad.
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And there's another type, too — the bombshell, or in this series, the aged bombshell gone mad: Audrey Horne.
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"For two and a half years now we have suffered from these attacks ... "Our society has gone mad.
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"It is just bureaucracy gone mad," said Dominic Lawson, the president of the English Chess Federation, on Thursday.
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Front Row Center LONDON — They may be the last truly formal affairs in a world gone mad with casual.
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" "Amazing to watch as certain people covering me, and the tremendous success of this administration, have truly gone MAD!
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Amazing to watch as certain people covering me, and the tremendous success of this administration, have truly gone MAD!
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They and the staff are exhibits in the play's attempted argument about a system that has itself gone mad.
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Cersei is dead, Dany has gone mad, and Tyrion is almost certainly on the chopping block going into the finale.
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Either he'd gone mad, or was just a dinosaur who was just too stubborn to give up on his Marxism.
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In this "fairy tale world gone mad," the doctor comes bearing candy, which he doles out in exchange for information.
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JOKER is not a convincing portrait of a world gone mad, but JOKER winning the Golden Lion at Venice is.
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Nor of the generation before that, witness to a world gone mad during World War II. She was born free.
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The episode takes a couple stabs at "the whole world's gone mad!" political commentary, but Moffat's heart clearly isn't in it.
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"I've fucking gone mad over this," he said, describing how his funds disappeared, the updates stopped, and the bot stopped responding.
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After so many months of uncertainty, of feeling like the world had gone mad, she just needed to feel oriented again.
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One local newspaper in China said anyone who paid attention to Chinese football would conclude that the clubs had "gone mad".
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It's no wonder they've gone mad for an Australian Pokédex, after pixel art animator Paul Robertson posted his creations on Twitter.
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The underlying moral of Vonnegut's convoluted tale may be familiar: In a world gone mad, only the mad are truly sane.
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Sharing photos of your kitties, doggos, puppers, and fluffers is nothing less than a public service on an internet gone mad.
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The world has gone crazy, I think; I am literally in a madhouse, and the people outside have also gone mad.
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The world is dominated by machines, ruled by an artificial intelligence entity called The L.V.T.H.N. Project that's gone mad with power.
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A woman struggles to understand what happened to her husband, a sculptor gone mad, who has drowned himself in a nearby quarry.
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It functioned as group therapy as much as entertainment, a kind of gallows humor in the face of a campaign gone mad.
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The plot's pacing is too fast for only six episodes Dany has gone mad, and the plot's execution didn't prepare fans for it.
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A decade later his work began to find readers, but by then he had himself gone mad, and sometimes thought he was God.
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They haven't gone mad, he says, because the Kingdom has given them another potential future to believe in, and that's thanks to Ezekiel.
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Australia's gone mad for fintech, but whether it will prove the country's golden ticket as the mining boom dries up is another question.
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Of course, rape is bad, but everything else is fine and to have personal and professional boundaries is just political correctness gone mad!
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"It was like a computer gone mad, and the pilots were battling it," said Geoffrey Thomas, the Australian editor in chief of AirlineRatings.com.
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But many have gone mad in this pursuit; trying to do so is the basketball equivalent to gazing at the face of Medusa.
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The notion that political correctness has "gone mad" is familiar to anyone who follows even vaguely any aspect of modern political or cultural life.
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Trump has been hailed by many as a brave champion voicing unpopular but widespread opinions in a world where "political correctness" has gone mad.
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He foresees, for example, the development of an indoor anti-personnel weapon that flies around rooms killing people like a lethal Roomba gone mad.
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He doesn't know what it was like to leave Lee, the closest thing she had to a father figure in a world gone mad, behind.
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He explains to Geralt that he won't tell you who—or what—he is, because anyone that's ever found out has died or gone mad.
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"I think the world has gone mad, I just can't barely believe it," Paul told The Guardian, rejecting the group's suggestion that name encourages bad eating.
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The corpse may be waste, "meat gone mad," James Joyce wrote in "Ulysses," but since our beginnings we have endowed corpses with cultural and symbolic significance.
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At its core, Joker is a character study of a psychologically damaged man fighting to maintain his sanity in a world gone mad—and failing miserably.
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It was said that anyone who slept next to one of the area's three lakes might wake up to find they'd gone mad or become a poet.
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The motley list included "World Gone Mad" from Bright, two songs from Cars 3, PBNJ from Patti Cake$, and the new additions to Beauty and the Beast.
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Dinner is concerned with human relations in their most intimate—parent, lover, friend, guru—while Mourner elucidates how none of those matter in a world gone mad.
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His story is an excruciating example of self-justification, with obligatory references to his Jewish agent, his Jewish lawyers, Fawlty Towers (again) and political correctness gone mad.
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The discovery of S2 offered astronomers a chance to observe the phenomenon in the wild — within the grip of gravity gone mad, near a supermassive black hole.
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While the West has gone mad for Korea's K-Beauty, deploying snail serum face masks at sleepovers and on #selfcaresundays, J-Beauty isn't exactly a global phenomenon.
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Screenshot of the actual bill as it appears online because the world has gone mad and we're all fucked what is even happening anymore Best of luck everybody.
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After years of using the carryall as our laundry bag, or the alternative to a cardboard box on moving day, the love for IKEA has officially gone mad.
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Sanctuary cities are a sign of a liberal agenda gone mad, a way for local politicians to tout their far-left credentials at the expense of their constituents.
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Lehane takes all of Rachel's weaknesses, the tools she has used to overcome her deep psychological flaws, and turns them into strengths in navigating a world gone mad.
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"'Cutter's Way' grabs you by the throat and pulls you, kicking and screaming, into an America gone mad," Michael Blowen wrote in his review in The Boston Globe.
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We don't know how to tell you this David, but you may have gone mad with power... David Harbour — who plays Hopper in Stranger Things — has a new ambition.
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Lately, it seems like a world gone mad, with central banks from China and Japan to Western Europe dropping interest rates right and left, and currency speculation running rampant.
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Coupled with the ruthless inefficiency of a Bolivarian populism gone mad, these pressures have led to a currency crisis, with inflation expected to rise to 22019 percent this year.
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Later, during the five o'clock news, while my attention is focused on the weather girl, Big Kevin jumps in front of the television like a Russian Ballerina gone mad.
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Inspired by "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," Historic Hudson Valley staged Horseman's Hollow on the grounds of Philipsburg Manor, converting the historical site into a colonial town gone mad.
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Trump knows nothing of contrition, but take his moments of desperation as proof that the world has not completely gone mad, that sin still has the ability to convict.
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Petr Gazdik of the opposition Stan party, said that he "would say that the President has gone mad" if he did not have respect for the office of the presidency.
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"I could never tell my son and my father of the fact I was raped by not one but several policemen, because they would have gone mad," Ms. Romero said.
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It was often funny, which was just as well, or we might have gone mad with worry over whether the Constitution would hold—which is what Watergate, at bottom, was about.
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And that setting could be used by the show's creators to make this series a story about what it's like to live in a world that feels like it's gone mad.
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The second invocation of PC gone mad is "freedom of speech": specifically the idea that the use and enforcement of politically correct language will endanger it and by extension freedom of thought.
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And the play's righteous central characters, John and Elizabeth Proctor, bear a heavy sense of personal wrongdoing that both cramps and propels their ability to stand up to a world gone mad.
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But my fear around the experience—the thoughts that tell me something terrible is happening, that I've gone mad and am never coming back, are what ratchet it up to a 10.
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We didn't want The Invasion when it was released in August of 2007—when the viewing public had already seen multiple jittery, camera-shaking, post-9/11 thrillers about worlds gone mad.
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Many of them used to survive off scraps from the slaughterhouse, and after it was abruptly shut down, villagers and veterinarians said, some of the strays might have gone mad with hunger.
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"Based on information we have received, the Americans have gone mad that the riots were over within 48 hours and are disappointed that there is no more disorder in Iran," Brig. Gen.
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And in November, Fantagraphics Books will release "Economics in Wonderland," a cartoon guide to "a political world gone mad and mean," by Robert B. Reich, a former labor secretary under President Clinton.
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The latest sign of a world gone mad for battery-powered cars comes from a company few consumers know by name, but whose products millions rely on to move about their daily lives.
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His daily face-offs against Smith are chronicled online as if they were 21st-century Lincoln-Douglas debates gone mad, with a lot of Tim Tebow talk thrown in to drive us crazy.
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Maybe she'd gone mad (an interpretation suggested in the attack, which she began with an expression so twisted that the bells may as well have been playing "The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down").
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" That's particularly the case when McBride watches transmissions of his father talking about his mission that suggest the older man has gone mad, having succumbed (as Conrad puts it) to "the powers of darkness.
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Here is a show where the world has gone mad, where every major institution you can think of has been corrupted by the devil, where all anybody can do is simply try to survive.
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China, where dogs were once rounded up and slaughtered on the ground that keeping pets was bourgeois, has gone mad for cutesy breeds like Pomeranians, whose wolfish ancestors would have swallowed them whole for elevenses.
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" Wall Street took notice earlier this week when hedge fund king Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates penned his latest missive for LinkedIn, this one titled "The World Has Gone Mad and the System Is Broken.
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And if the shtick is that we all know he seems out of touch with reality, shouldn't we re-examine why our society is so comfortable ogling at the idea of a "genius" gone mad?
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., they also fueled a general sense — not entirely unfamiliar today — that the nation had gone mad; that the normal rules and constants of politics could no longer be counted on.
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Scardanelli, translated by Jonathan Larson and released in English this November by The Song Cave, is titled after the nom de plume with which Friedrich Hölderlin signed his poems after he had gone mad in 21.
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Worried that I'd finally gone mad—and it can only be a matter of time given both the pace and content of political news in Britain—I asked my taxi driver if I was seeing things.
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I can't help but recall, each time, how blue the sky was that day and how tightly I held my week-old child in horror at what I'd done, bringing life into this world gone mad.
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Voters "say democracy doesn't protect us from inequality caused by capitalism gone mad, so let's close our borders, build walls and get out of multilateralism," he said in an apparent criticism of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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A more likely short-term impact will be opportunities for uplifting movies — dreamy Oscar front-runner La La Land can only benefit from a world gone mad — and television shows with characters struggling against oppression and discrimination.
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Trump's victory was not merely a sign of an electorate gone mad; it was also a cry of dissatisfaction with the way that Democrats, as well as Republicans, responded to the Great Recession and its brutal aftermath.
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In the second part of the scene, when Edgardo learns that Lucia is dying (having gone mad and stabbed her husband to death), Mr. Grigolo's vocally burnished and wild-eyed singing made the young man seem unhinged.
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"Have our leaders gone mad?" demanded a Times writer, who traced the new touchy-feely trend to political consultants like Republican Frank Luntz, who were trying to create more human interaction between their clients and the public.
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And it reveals that the two people that Game of Thrones positioned as potentially good rulers who could break the wheel have either gone mad with power (Dany) or are just sort of sweet and dumb (Jon).
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The slighter-framed Mr. Whishaw looks more vulnerable, and we fear for his safety from the beginning, not least because his cardinal virtue appears to be his sanity, and the sane rarely flourish in a world gone mad.
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That, too, has a dutiful daughter at its heart, as well as a helpful doctor, except that he is a cynic with an impish grin, who knows that the world, amid the detritus of Communism, has gone mad.
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Before Kaim leaves this creepy AF house (the show never gives it a proper name, so let's just go ahead and call it Nob House, since it's on Nob Hill), he encounters another squatter who has apparently gone mad.
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After years of buildup and an accompanying short film, Toronto's Sean Leon has dropped his album I Think You've Gone Mad (now with the alternate title Sins of the Father) on the appropriately rock and roll platform of Bandcamp.
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She notes that the others have all gone mad from the deprivation of their lives below, in which they're essentially forced (by powers unknown) to mimic the motions of living in a torturous echo of their above-ground counterparts.
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She describes writing a novel for the Future Library as "a secular act of faith" in a world that seems to have gone mad, a world that violently accentuates the differences between people instead of celebrating their common humanity.
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And Joker is a well-crafted film that boasts an excellent turn by Phoenix as it tells the story of an impoverished, failed standup comedian who turns to violence and chaos because he feels the world has gone mad.
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And Joker is a well-crafted film that boasts an excellent turn by Phoenix as it tells the story of an impoverished, failed standup comedian who turns to violence and chaos because he feels the world has gone mad.
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But where dark web intellectuals veer from analysis of that phenomenon into self-pity is in their consistent tendency to treat all skeptical criticism of their purported commitment to truth-seeking as further symptoms of political correctness gone mad.
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And Joker is a well-crafted movie that boasts an excellent performance by Phoenix as it tells the story of an impoverished, failed standup comedian who feels as if the world has gone mad and so turns to violence and chaos.
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As Aciman outlines in the novel, Elio and Oliver's coupling is not the be-all-end-all bliss Elio imagined, but Elio feels that if it had remained in his imagination he would have gone mad wanting to live the experience.
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She will likely lash out at Tyrion's sister Cersei in episode five (who, by the way is Game of Thrones' true Mad Queen, complete with church-bombing and brother-loving), and many will take it as "proof" that she's gone mad.
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Liew Kung Yu's "Proposals for My Country" features a photo montage of the Greek and Roman columns that mushroomed during the building boom, adorning everything from mansions to office buildings to wooden stilt houses — a sign of new money gone mad.
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Liew Kung Yu's "Proposals for my country" features a photo montage of the Greek and Roman columns that mushroomed during the building boom, adorning everything from mansions to office buildings to wooden stilt houses –- a sign of new money gone mad.
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When admirers of the British system of government and its parliamentary democracy, for instance, complain that the country has gone "mad" over Brexit, this is specifically what they mean, that they no longer discern these virtues in the conduct of British politics.
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Facebook created lookalike audiences that let advertisers sell to a certain subset of humanity on a deeply granular level, a move that delivered us the same shoe advertisement constantly, from site to site, until we were all sure we had gone mad.
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These voters want a good job and fair wages, they want the potholes fixed, they worry about the pernicious influence of a left-wing culture gone mad, and they fight over who is going to pick up the kids after day care.
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" Such a need to live a life sans restrictions is explicitly referenced in the album's opener and first single, " A Wonderful Life": "I want a life on fire, gone mad with desire/ I don't want to survive, I want a wonderful life.
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"If he is truly contemplating this, then this is final proof, that he has gone mad," foreign affairs spokesman for the Danish People's Party, Soren Espersen, told broadcaster DR. "The thought of Denmark selling 50,000 citizens to the United States is completely ridiculous," he said.
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"We'd spent months and months and months in anticipation of it going live and to launch the whole thing in one go on the drive back... Our label called us up like, 'This has all gone mad, the phone lines are jammed'," and he drifts off, smiling.
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"The whole process has gone mad," said Jason Smithers, another Conservative politician and the incoming mayor of Higham Ferrers, as he strolled through the town, which has yellow-brick houses that look straight out of a Jane Austen novel and a grocer selling organic duck and goose eggs.
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There are flashes of brilliantly weird and fanciful images — an electric toothbrush gone mad, the staggering progress of a walking palm — but for the most part these landscapes are full of food and drink and sex and shopping, banal and strangely similar, hinting that these are all the same hunger, unsatisfiable.
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Maiolino, 76, is an Italian, São Paulo-based artist celebrated for her modeled- and rolled-clay installations and sculptures that suggest the work of "a housewife gone mad," as the curator Helen Molesworth once put it, and evoke everything from human organs, phalluses and rolls of bread to prehistoric worms.
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For a sugar-soaked breakfast you're sure to remember, take a seat at the kooky Sugar Gone Mad cafe, where the décor is whimsical and the menu (with items like a rich Monte Cristo sandwich, pickled "Easter Eggs" in candy colors, and puffed French toast) pays homage to Disneyland's Blue Bayou.
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But in response to the November 2015 terrorist attack on Paris that killed 130 people, she did offer the members of her troupe a rather zany prompt: What if a theater company much like their own, in residence in a former French colonial town in India, discovered that its director had gone mad and left the group to fulfill an important commission on the fly?
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In one of his best prepared and professionally publicised speeches, he referred to President Johnson's "War on Poverty" as a "shining moment" in American history: Then came the build-up in Vietnam, and I watched this programme broken and eviscerated as if it were some idle political plaything of a society gone mad on war…I knew that America would never invest the necessary funds or energies in rehabilitation of its poor so long as adventures like Vietnam continued to draw men and skills and money like some demonic, destructive suction tube.
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Sample articles depicted in screenshots in the App Store listing for the app include one claiming that George Soros is "literally behind Starbucks' sensitivity training" and another, from the 'science' section, pushing some junk claims about vision correction — so all garbage but not at the same level of anti-truth toxicity that Jones has become notorious for for what he says on his shows; while the Play Store listing flags a different selection of sample articles with a slightly more international flavor — including several on European far right politics, in addition to U.S. focused political stories about Trump and some outrage about domestic 'political correctness gone mad'.
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