She's paranoid, practically hallucinating a threat — Mike knows this.
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There was something in that beer, and now you're hallucinating.
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Their lovemaking quickly goes sour though, when Charlie begins hallucinating.
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Granted, having her drugged and hallucinating felt a bit manipulative.
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But travelers aren't hallucinating when they say conditions are cramped.
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I remember people coming up to me and saying, 'I'm hallucinating.
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Perhaps Jamie's hallucinating and simply having visions of his missing wife?
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This poor person on the table has exhausted, now hallucinating doctors.
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No, you're not hallucinating, that's an SNES-style controller with joysticks.
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Inmates who smoked the drug Monday started vomiting, hallucinating and having convulsions.
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And it's no wonder -- it makes you look like you are hallucinating.
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That's a whole lot of hallucinating for a three-day city break!
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While driving through Colorado before daybreak, Cunningham (despite being rested) began hallucinating.
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" His face flushed, his nose running, Brock said, "I think I'm hallucinating.
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"I started hallucinating," says Wilson, 48, of the day after her cesarean section.
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Clearly a hallucinating AI is no substitute for having a full res original.
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If someone is partially blind, can they see clearer images when they're hallucinating?
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I almost felt like I was hallucinating, but not like mushrooms or acid.
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I stumbled, nearly hallucinating from exhaustion, onto the platform and into a taxi.
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Is he hallucinating because of jealous rage or a creative block or both?
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Some called in after driving by to confirm they had not been hallucinating.
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His story ends with the protagonist Billy apparently hallucinating that he's traveled to 1914.
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No you're not hallucinating, it's just back-of-the-eye debris and neuronal mishaps.
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And is he hallucinating the dark sedan outside his house or is that real?
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I had to quadruple check that I wasn't hallucinating that I was missing buttons.
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I asked how he knew he wasn't hallucinating, given that crack can induce psychosis.
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And don't trip if you see an upside down pink bunny—you're not hallucinating.
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"She was paranoid, but she wasn't hallucinating," Rachel remembers of their four weeks together.
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They come to the E.R. disoriented, dehydrated or hallucinating after consuming too much marijuana.
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It's already well-established that tea can have benefits beyond fortune telling and hallucinating.
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Camille is clearly having some vivid flashbacks, but is she also full-on hallucinating?
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I asked my husband this as I lay hallucinating in bed next to him.
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I asked my wife if she heard them, too, or if I was hallucinating.
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He said he was hallucinating, thinking there was black rain falling from the sky.
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He was feverish and hallucinating when he returned, and died of pneumonia soon afterward.
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When I was driving I was hallucinating and I saw stop signs that weren't there.
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Kaylee Muthart, 20, is blind after she gouged her eyes out while hallucinating in February.
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When I picked up the test, I thought I was hallucinating – there it was… PREGNANT!
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I didn't know if my eyes were open or closed, and I started hallucinating stars.
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Am I just hallucinating that feeling that my skin is extra dirty in the summer?
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By nightfall, people were hallucinating and screaming for help in the middle of the desert.
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But when he developed paranoia and began hallucinating, Danielle knew she needed to do more.
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It was not unlike hallucinating, of watching something seemingly solid slowly pull apart and reconfigure.
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I wasn't consuming food and my body had gone into starvation mode: I was hallucinating.
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He's said that some visitors even start hallucinating after a few minutes in the chamber.
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"I felt like I was hallucinating," he enthused, boasting of his increased focus and euphoria.
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It appears clear that Uldren has been hallucinating a vision of Mara all campaign long.
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"She had been hearing a variety of voices and hallucinating all related to Shannan," Ray said.
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During their second cold night on the mountain, Popolizio was so dehydrated that she began hallucinating.
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But you know, when you hallucinating out of your f—ing mind, you can't control yourself.
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I was hallucinating and seeing things for a week until I ended up in the hospital.
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The funny thing was, I thought I was hallucinating when I got back to my apartment.
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She recalls how Antarctica's vast white mountains of ice made her feel like she was hallucinating.
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He said the first time he tried fasting it made him feel like he was hallucinating.
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At the time of the incident, she said she was hallucinating from a large dose of meth.
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But that's still a far cry from us digitally hallucinating a dancing hot dog through Spectacles themselves.
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So why isn't he taking the time to help Amma, who is sweating, puking, and hallucinating, upstairs?
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Curtis was hallucinating and convulsing from his overdose, according to the affidavit, which was obtained by PEOPLE.
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But when she began vomiting and hallucinating, Matt and his wife Tina rushed her to the hospital.
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We both started hallucinating, so together we tried to figure out what was real and what wasn't.
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The ruling African National Congress (ANC) suggested the opposition was hallucinating if it thought that would happen.
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He developed sores on his legs and began hallucinating, and his kidneys began shutting down, KYW reported.
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In one of the most egregious fridgings of the modern era, a hallucinating Superman kills pregnant Lois Lane.
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Whatever is happening in Cottonwood is no longer as benign as Sasha hallucinating ripping Becky's dress to shreds.
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Clark admitted to taking drugs and hallucinating while he was being interviewed by officers, the sheriff's office said.
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Verzilov said that he doesn't remember much about the time he was hospitalized, just that he was hallucinating.
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Eve Barlow's first Warpaint gig was at Shepherds Bush Empire in 2011 and she's been hallucinating ever since.
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Locked in her room to avoid the fighting that raged on the streets outside, the student started hallucinating.
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That time I was in a [psychiatric] hospital, and I was being talked to by the television, hallucinating.
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Prosecutors released a video showing a fatal confrontation involving two Georgia sheriff's deputies and a handcuffed, hallucinating man.
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Is Clare hallucinating, or has she slipped into an alternate reality in which her husband is still alive?
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So they decide to sit in a hole and burn green twigs until they start hallucinating from the smoke.
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"When you hear a call go out you hope he is hallucinating and it is not true," he says.
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He had been hallucinating, and told his mother that he smoked synthetic marijuana before they left for Dominican Republic.
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Within a few days, he began hallucinating (caused by sepsis, one of the complications of these types of infections).
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In a weird way (maybe the result of doing fitful but consistent meditation), I was aware I was hallucinating.
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Eventually, the duo became so stoned that they were hallucinating, and one of them decided to call for backup.
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Once Manny starts interacting with Hank, there's an instant uncertainty about whether Hank is merely hallucinating his unlikely companion.
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So, unlike in most psychological thrillers, the fun doesn't come in guessing who's good, who's evil, and who's hallucinating.
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"I think he's hallucinating," she said as Wally, a Yorkshire terrier, yapped from a cage near the back door.
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He spent the rest of the day splayed across Litvinoff's sofa, hallucinating and shouting nonsense into his walkie-talkie.
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"I woke up hallucinating after four or five days and had lost full control of my body," he said.
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Facebook users in swing states who felt Trump had taken over their news feeds may not have been hallucinating.
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Dr. Vincent thinks this is further evidence that Ally is hallucinating and insists that Ally check herself into a facility.
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"He would talk about hallucinating sometimes or his thoughts not being his own sometimes," said a friend from middle school.
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This is where the final step comes in of "hallucinating" the remainder of the image via a convolutional neural network.
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He's fighting us... We need help... He's crazy, yelling... He's hallucinating... He needs to be taken to a mental hospital.
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The way I know for a fact that I'm not hallucinating or something is because they were asking for passports.
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"That's one of the big caveats of this study—we can't know for sure that they're hallucinating," Niel told Gizmodo.
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"She was delusional, she was hallucinating, seeing things that weren't there, people that were after her," my aunt told me.
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Megan: So I think of this in more of a sense of: If I were hallucinating, what would I see?
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When Beverly realizes her friends can see the blood as well, she's relieved to realize she's not crazy or hallucinating.
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"The first time I did it, like day three, I felt like I was hallucinating," Dorsey said on the podcast.
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When Batman is hallucinating about fighting Superman's future forces, he stars out by ostensibly taking delivery of Kryptonite in a box.
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But to you or me, the image still would look like a gun—it almost seems like the algorithm is hallucinating.
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I am almost hallucinating this sort of They Live scenario walking around with my kids in the town where I live.
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I wondered, Am I at an ashram or am I in a coma hallucinating a scene from a James Bond movie?
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If your quadriceps are burning as you descend and you see a mountain lion ready to pounce, you are not hallucinating.
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Soon, the two deputies, a 78-year-old the woman was taking care of, and a hospital staff member also started hallucinating.
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Soon after that, the other deputy, a hospital worker and the caregiver's 78-year-old patient also began hallucinating and were hospitalized.
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IN A recent episode of "The Simpsons" Grampa Simpson, hallucinating on prescription drugs, drives back in time along the lanes of Springfield.
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Huff started hallucinating and exhibiting delusions at some point during his incarceration and was placed in the restraint chair, the lawsuit says.
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I was in that liminal space where I couldn't tell if I was asleep or awake, if I was dreaming or hallucinating.
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By his third day wandering alone, he was hallucinating, hearing the voices of the men of the Brattholm he had left behind.
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"Don't drink too much of the stinkweed, or you will start hallucinating," Denali warned the group before Action asked for another cup.
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At first, Lotsof had no desire to spend a day and a half hallucinating, so he gave the dose to a friend.
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Earlier, in Episode 2, he seemed to lose his faculties a bit on the job, hallucinating the deaths he would later cause.
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The school guidance counselor had also suggested that Syd may have been hallucinating images of her father to cope with losing him.
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The family offered no known motive for the crime, but noted that Esteban had recently been hallucinating and was receiving psychological treatment.
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The resulting confusion, at least according to one theory, leads his brain to conclude that he is hallucinating because he has ingested poison.
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There's this one specific scene in the movie when James Woods' character is hallucinating that this woman is materializing into his television set.
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It is possible that we are all hallucinating all of the time—some of us are just more aware of it than others.
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In courtyards, women who are functional while medicated are now curled on the floor hallucinating, crying, screaming, rocking back and forth for hours.
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"Computational psychiatry assumes we can learn about a patient who's depressed or hallucinating from studying AI algorithms like reinforcement learning," Mainen told Science.
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When she returns home after hallucinating, she finds a photograph of Aidan and Mia with the words "In loving memory" at the bottom.
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According to KPRC, the anonymous tipster understandably believed they were hallucinating when they found the animal, a female that police said was shut in a tiny cage secured only by a "screwdriver and a nylon strap":The tipster said they were at the house to smoke marijuana and thought they were hallucinating when they first saw the tiger, according to police.
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In a Facebook post about the incident, the department admits it initially though the man might be drunk and hallucinating this cloven-hooved creeper.
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She prescribed me Ambien, but I don't remember her telling me that if you take Ambien and don't fall asleep, you end up hallucinating.
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He draws a pentagram in the dirt and stays put inside of it for 4 days without food or water... until he starts hallucinating.
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So many people I speak to who don't come to these events and have these kinds of experiences think they were dreaming or hallucinating.
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Let's Enhance is an Estonia-based startup that's using a so-called 'hallucinating AI' deep neural network to power a freemium photo upscaling service.
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Ji's family became so weak that they spent most of the day lying on the floor, sometimes hallucinating, he said in a 2014 interview.
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Whatever the case, it's good to know that we're not all just hallucinating and that the two aren't the greatest actors of all time.
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Levtov's installation will capture the already trippy sights of Black Rock City with a hallucinating computer and wrap them around a 30-foot pyramid.
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Rather than the ostensible viral plague that has eradicated mankind, the player's character is the afflicted, hallucinating lone survivor of an unspecified personal tragedy.
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I told people who wondered what had become of me just what had — that I was bipolar, had psychotic episodes and had been hallucinating.
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I told people who wondered what had become of me just what had — that I was bipolar, had psychotic episodes and had been hallucinating.
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The main character, Hideo, is an anal retentive and hallucinating manga artist who carries on involved conversations with himself but can hardly communicate with others.
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Close to the Knives opens with Wojnarowicz's recollections of street life in Times Square, memories of hallucinating from hunger and marketing his body to pedophiles.
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By the time Driver filmed his final scene — in which Garrupe, long unseen, staggers into view, starved by his captors — he was hallucinating from hunger.
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Six months ago, Mr. Skripal was found beside his daughter, Yulia, slumped on a bench in an English city, hallucinating and foaming at the mouth.
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Cage's commercials captured some of that pachinko mania, with the Hollywood actor hallucinating about its slot machines, and singing a piano ditty in tribute to it.
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If you do start hallucinating while drinking absinthe it's because you are drinking some of the poisonously shit stuff, or because you're a late-stage alcoholic.
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Johnson later confirmed that he wasn't hallucinating: It would be understandable if we missed something, as Simmons has been out this season for a Jones fracture.
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The Cambridge University student who forced open a plane door and fell to her death above Madagascar was hallucinating at the time, her family told MailOnline.
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If you've spotted a small grey house in the middle of a New York City street, only to have it disappear minutes later, you're not hallucinating.
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The exception is the long central passage where, as Dunbar wanders half-hallucinating in the Cumbrian wilderness, the only dialogue is between the mind and itself.
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Previously Dorsey has talked about experimenting with fasting all weekend, which he said in a podcast interview last year made him feel like he was hallucinating.
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By the time Denis returned to California, he, too, had contracted malaria, spending nine days hallucinating in the hospital, watching flying saucers land outside the window.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you start feeling like you're seeing Bauhaus-style typefaces everywhere, don't worry, you're not hallucinating a Modernist design resurgence.
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We're told responding officers saw signs Gupta was hallucinating -- he also did not respond to their commands to roll over as they tried to extinguish him.
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Angela Wright was rushed to the hospital, unable to walk and hallucinating, after she was bitten by a brown recluse spider in her apartment, WSMV-TV reported .
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Staring at a bison shape on a rock wall, or the diffusion of light in the waters under an ice cap, we feel we might be hallucinating.
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I don't think Betty is going to start hallucinating, but this does bring up a lot of questions about how deeply striving for perfection has warped her.
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Of course, when I woke up the next day, the bedroom was knee-deep in water, and it was real, so I hadn't been hallucinating at all.
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Turns out, Titus was hallucinating, and now that the weight is off his shoulders, he's ready to help Kimmy build her bunker, along with Artie and Lillian.
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Yet the president lay prostrate in bed, feverishly hallucinating, as his deputies substituted for him at the talks among the leaders of World War I's victorious nations.
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I had seen him hallucinating—sometimes while fully aware of it, discussing with us not only the mystery of his visions but also the mystery of cognition.
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Angela Wright, 25, was rushed to a local hospital in June, unable to walk and hallucinating, after she was reportedly bitten in her apartment, Fox News previously reported.
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Gale Curcio writes in The Washington Post, for example, that an accidental bite of a Liquid Gold cookies-and-cream bar actually landed her in the hospital, hallucinating.
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This time a drug-addicted, hallucinating BoJack is the focus, as we watch him struggle to differentiate between the show he's acting in and his own real life.
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Horne accepted sips of tea and orange juice during his strike to try and stave off a coma but still lost sight in one eye and begun hallucinating.
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These are smartly intercut with scenes of late-in-life Amal (Delphi Harrington), living temporarily with her daughter, Janine (Salma Shaw), and periodically hallucinating moments from her past.
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Michigan primary (WDIV/Detroit News, 254 voters) Joe Biden: 230%Bernie Sanders: 210%Mike Bloomberg: 123%Elizabeth Warren: 212%Pete Buttigieg: 219%Amy Klobuchar: 224% You're not hallucinating.
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In Claude Chabrol's 1991 Madame Bovary, she takes arsenic and dies a prolonged (and aspirationally goth) death, writhing pallid and clammy in bed, hallucinating and vomiting up black bile.
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I could only stop once the bag was completely emptied of powder, which could take up to four days, and then finally I'd lay in bed hallucinating flying pencils.
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If you happen to be see some trippy red and bluish-green clouds adorning the sky over the US eastern seaboard this evening, don't worry: You are not hallucinating.
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Between hallucinating his wife and waking up in his bathrobe in the middle of the street, Wayne drags Roland out of retirement for one more crack at the mystery.
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Then you walk downtown and realize that a 50-foot-tall creature with the head of a bull and the body of a man was looming above you. Hallucinating?
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Had a naked and hallucinating Fano stumbled off the Greyhound Bus a few years earlier, he likely would have received treatment at Baton Rouge's Earl K. Long charity hospital.
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Obviously Disney, as an entity with its tentacles in just about every form of entertainment you can consume, is known for dreaming (or in some cases, hallucinating) about the future.
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I was hallucinating like crazy: I was floating in the sea… a sea made out of dogs, dogs eating dolphins, dolphins eating dogs eating dolphins eating dogs and so on.
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You're not hallucinating; the new blinged-out Giuseppe Arcimboldo look is all part of Joan Hornig Jewelry's new "Lettuce Give Back" campaign in partnership with the Recipe for Success Foundation.
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When Sebastian Modak arrived in Vevey, Switzerland, our 52 Places traveler thought he was hallucinating: Flamboyant costumes, a show that rivals the most extravagant Olympic opening ceremony and wine everywhere.
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Lately I've come to the conclusion that I must have been hallucinating about that — that in fact it was a year later that I arrived in Berlin for the first time.
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They quickly incinerate the mail they deem "unimportant," and Charlie gets overwhelmed when he can't find an employee named Pepe Silvia, starts hallucinating, and ultimately stops delivering any mail at all.
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For reasons unknown, the England-born director opted for the hackneyed device of setting an entire play in a hospital room, with the main character either dreaming or hallucinating the action.
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Surviving on roots and corn stalks, Mr. Ji's family became so weak that they spent most of the day lying on the floor, sometimes hallucinating, he said in a 2014 interview.
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As a member of the purple clan, I first saw the scene in which Julia (Brittany Bradford), who uses a wheelchair, is discovered in bed, hallucinating scenes of disfigurement and death.
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Under a blazing morning sun, I forged upward, thinking — possibly hallucinating — about a cool drink and a dive into the lake, which, I've been promised, is two miles across the sand.
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After getting sick, hallucinating seeing his mother, and having Alma care for him, he recognizes her maternal care and proposes marriage "to keep my sour heart from choking," he tells her.
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"The day we sent it off we hadn't slept in, like, two days, and I remember hallucinating in the post office just trying to get it out on time," she said.
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The rugelach I sneaked in from bakery next door to eat during the mind-bending "Embrace of the Serpent" was the only thing that made me sure I wasn't actually hallucinating.
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But outside of wondering why Kate kept hallucinating a horse on Lost—don't get me started—few pieces of lingering lore have haunted me like the ending to to the original Darksiders.
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According to the video, users tend to be fully aware of the fact that they're hallucinating, and more often use ayahuasca for emotional and spiritual healing, rather than a recreational psychedelic experience.
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In Woyzeck, for example, the eponymous soldier has apocalyptic visions while barracked in a boring 19th century town, hallucinating demonic visions in the sky after he's force-fed a pea-only diet.
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Once his genetically engineered T-cells were unleashed in his system, Mr. Ludwig's lungs started to fail, his legs ballooned to twice their size, his blood pressure dropped and he began hallucinating.
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Constance: It's also refreshing to deal with characters whose psychologies are opaque, not because they're hallucinating elaborate alternative realities at us, but because they're in complex situations and they keep reacting unpredictably.
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Delonte West was discombobulated on the streets of Houston last month because he was on the wrong medication and left his treatment facility while hallucinating ... but now he's on the road to recovery.
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When the high carbon dioxide levels in his blood began to affect his brain function, he kept hallucinating that he was pressing buttons on an iPad, trying and failing to submit inspection reports.
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Ms. Wolf, now a mental health peer support specialist, said she no longer self-harms, but needs occasional hospitalization when experiencing symptoms like speaking in rhymes or hallucinating that light is stabbing her.
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The moment he came down the mountain and it was already at the end of the day and dark, he was really hallucinating, had a fever of 40 degrees Celsius [104 degrees Fahrenheit] plus.
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This tragicomic scene, in which Ramon interrupts Greg's sad-sack monologue by screaming, cursing and hallucinating, is emblematic of what "Here and Now" seems to be: a pointedly contemporary family drama with supernatural elements.
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He also appears to be hallucinating Hannah, a tool that was used for dramatic effect a few times in Season 1 but may now point to more lasting effects of Clay's own experience with loss.
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Your brain can't reconcile the differences in the varying sensory information it's receiving, potentially thinks you're hallucinating because you've been poisoned and it wants to force you to get the toxins out of your system.
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Ostensibly, viewers are meant to believe that Henry's thirst for revenge can be traced back to Morgan, who spends the entire episode elsewhere, stabbing Saviors with his spear while hallucinating the walking corpse of Gavin.
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You've said in the past that it's possible to read The Orphanage as if none of the ghosts are real; that it's just someone in shock and denial, hallucinating and making up a comforting story.
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Absorbing these bizarre images, in which wildly distended Legoland figures teeter over a cliff and radiate like spokes about a dinner table, one wonders: who but a hallucinating draftsman would have people do these things?
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After hallucinating that Lauren Graham's face was morphing into Ryan Gosling's face for just a few seconds at a time, such that nobody besides me had ever noticed, I proceeded to nap for four hours.
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In a new study in Current Biology, Painter and his colleagues looked to see if people with Charles Bonnet Syndrome had overactive responses to the intact parts of their visual field, even when they weren't hallucinating.
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Before the map was mothballed due to a lack of funding, it spent a few years hallucinating competitors out of whole cloth, over-stating both speed and availability, while failing utterly to mention service pricing whatsoever.
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On the morning of his death, one of Nava's brothers called the police to say Nava was under influence of an unknown drug and "hallucinating," according to the letter, which contains a detailed report of the incident.
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Jaka Bizilj, a Germany-based activist who helped arrange Verzilov's treatment there, said Verzilov had not stopped hallucinating his cat Rubinstein in the hospital room, and had taken one of his Berlin doctors for a prison warden.
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People tend to assume, when you suggest that maybe they were hallucinating, that you're saying that they're crazy, and this just isn't true—hallucinations are much more common amongst the non-clinical population than is generally appreciated.
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In 2014, a man wrote to the Robbins organization to complain that his wife had collapsed and begun hallucinating after a Date With Destiny event — believing a clock was moving backward and a lightbulb was the moon.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNCops Believe the Man on Fire in DC was Hallucinating on Drugs'Star Wars' Legends Come Together to Debut Disneyland AttractionCher is Sorry, Not Sorry for Trump Prison Rape RemarkLil Nas X: Surprise Blows Students' Minds!
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Things are in his hallucinating world and then in the real world, and you never really know where he is until you do, and then you don't again, and then you do, and then you don't again.
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The way it usually worked was—I'm a professional—so I would drop the acid about 40 minutes before I was scheduled to get on stage so my consciousness wasn't diffused yet; I wasn't hallucinating or anything.
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To give it a little more of the Mercury Prize-winner's trademark off-kilter vibe, it's been given some psychedelic color effects so that not only do these three look cool, they literally look like you're hallucinating them.
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I listen with an open ear, though there is one measure I've looked forward to ever since I first played it as a teenager: In the fourth movement, "March to the Scaffold," the hallucinating protagonist witnesses his own execution.
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During his time in the war, Tolkien developed trench fever, which the movie embellishes by portraying Tolkien hallucinating images of dragons, evil, sword-wielding cavalry, and giant shadowy figures that resemble one of the primary villains of Middle-earth: Sauron.
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This whiplash approach to entertainment is especially effective in the third episode, wherein Plum attempts to detox from antidepressants and winds up hallucinating an anthropomorphic tiger who encourages her to binge on pizza and... well... do some dirty things as well.
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"I don't really know what happened yet because I got off the plane, I run here, I got dressed and I was here doing the catwalk with Derek and Hansel and Mugatu so I felt like I was hallucinating" Cruz said.
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She was very serious, and taught everyone a valuable lesson, but the holy-shit-am-I-hallucinating-right-now effect it must have had at the time means it's also inarguably one of the most entertaining moments in Oscar history.
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It's about a 10-minute stretch of the episode, with no cutting back to other scenes at other locations; and it recalls some of the surreal mysticism of "Twin Peaks," even before Henry gets locked into the van and begins hallucinating.
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One thing leads to another, and suddenly she's hand-cuffed to a bed with her husband's dead body at her feet, hallucinating and panicking and sifting through memories of childhood trauma in hopes that it will elucidate a way out of her predicament.
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Prosecutors say Wolfe stabbed his brother with the four-foot-long sword while he was hallucinating and believed the latter was a lizard posing as a human, something that local station KIRO 7 reported he later believed of detectives investigating the case.
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The Oregonian's description of the events that followed sounds exactly like GTA, to be fair: Clark was charged with driving under the influence, possession of a stolen car and reckless endangerment, and told cops he was hallucinating at the time, according to an affidavit.
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Here's our first real look at whatever Maniac is — though even with this look, it's hard to get a sense of exactly what we're in for, since at one point we seem to be looking at Emma Stone hallucinating herself in Lord of the Rings.
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You can even sell your likeness for various ads and stock photos, as Annie has done, which means that when Owen bumps into her at a purported pharma trial for a new drug, he both feels he already knows her and fears he's hallucinating her.
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I thought of my grandmother—Tanya Levin, not ayahuasca—who had recently done some hallucinating herself when she took too much heart medication and saw bugs everywhere laughing at her, and it didn't seem like such a tragedy that I wasn't having any visions.
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"Praise God, who made al-Qa'ida a great vexation upon him, squatting on his chest, enraging and embittering him, and who made al-Qa'ida a torment and exemplary punishment upon him, this truly vile hallucinating individual who troubles us in front of the world!" he wrote.
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And when the flashback becomes a long acid trip of a sequence where the whole cast starts running around the school in Renaissance Faire garb and hosting impromptu concerts while hallucinating gargoyle-masked monsters everywhere — well, then the rest of us are all having a ball, too.
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On the other hand, we knew that halfway through the alleged holidays we'd be hallucinating with fatigue, and three days with someone else looking after our lovely but exhausting little ones would feel like the kind of thing that should be available on the National Health Service.
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The slight difference in size of camera bumps on the iPhone 11 Pro Max (left) and the iPhone (11 right)Photo: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)If you're someone who thinks that the new "pro" moniker on this iPhone means you can do your job better, you're hallucinating.
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I was a medical resident in psychiatry when I first studied Foucault's arguments, and I got the distinct impression that his "madness" was often just a metaphor with which to challenge authority, not much related to the shaking, hallucinating teenager that I would soon return to on the wards.
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There are two widely studied components of the cannabis plant: CBD, a non-hallucinating compound sold in bud, oil and tinctures, used for calming inflammation and the nerves; and THC, the psychoactive constituent that is more often used for recreational purposes and is still illegal in most countries.
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Based on the mid-season reveal that Elliot had long been tricking us into believing he was free and in the real world instead of hallucinating while in prison, I instinctively raised my defenses as he started to fall asleep, assuming we were in for some double-reality fuckery.
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In the 1980s the hospital was home to many of the city's AIDS patients, and it is where the lead character of the play, Prior Walter (Andrew Garfield), spends much of his time battling his illness and feverishly hallucinating about the afterworld that seems to be beckoning him.
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I started hallucinating the most horrific shit: A poster advertising a Renaissance exhibition turned into an image of hundreds of demon soldiers from hell with pitchforks who were coming to kill me; a man in a bar who was trying to talk to me morphed into a pig with horns.
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On my website, I was making videos about sugared cranberries and posting photos of date days with my new husband, but I was also pacing my house at all hours of the night, hallucinating tiny bananas that sat in my cupboards and talked to me (it's a sleep deprivation thing, and not nearly as fun as it sounds).
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A drug smuggling captain lost a load of cocaine Ramirez, who kept his eyes on his interpreter and attorneys while he testified, said that a captain hired to move drugs in a ship from Colombia to the Mexican coast had a drug problem and began hallucinating that he was seeing ghosts and US Coast Guard agents.
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During the time of the Renaissance, ergotism was a phantasmagoric event with an onset that was difficult to distinguish from the bubonic plague: it came on first as nausea and insomnia, then developed into sensations of being engulfed in flames while hallucinating over several days, and often ended with the amputation of one or more limbs due to gangrene, or ended in death.
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But "Chambre Noire" spends most of its time with two adult versions of Valerie, both also puppets (designed by Ms. Aspeli, Pascale Blaison and Polina Borisova): one angry, outrageous and amusingly self-aware in late-1960s New York; the other skinny, grimy and pitiable in 1988 San Francisco, hallucinating alone in a cheap hotel room and nearing death at 52.
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If you're a character in a McKinley book and you're raising a baby dragon, you're sleep-deprived to the point of exhaustion because raising a baby anything is harrowing, and you get so tired you start hallucinating cobwebs at the edges of your vision, and then the baby dragon gets sick and vomits all over you and you have to clean it up.
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Panda's 18-year-old founder Daniel Singer had built a few failed apps and was working as a product manager at peer-to-peer therapy startup Sensay in LA. When Alaska Airlines bought Virgin, Singer scored a free flight and came to see his buddy Arjun Sethi, an investor at Social Capital in SF. That's when suddenly "I'm hallucinating that as I'm talking the things I'm saying should appear" he tells me.
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" Elliott asks his therapist.) We're not supposed to accept Elliott's Andy Rooney hot takes at face value (for one thing, he's still hallucinating his father as Mr. Robot), but his reflections are too often borne out by the show's cartoon vision of the world: in the land of the one per cent, soulless rich bitches get off to knife play, sad P.R. flacks mutter along to motivational tapes, and dumb gigolos switch from the news to "Vanderpump Rules.
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Read more about animals: 12 baby animals that grow up to look totally different An endangered tiger was mauled to death in a fight with 2 other tigers at a safari park in the UK A man went to smoke weed in an abandoned Houston house, and he thought he was hallucinating when he came across a gigantic tiger Police in Indonesia apologized after officers draped a live snake around a suspect's neck to get him to confess during an interrogation
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