What are the Democrats hysterical but the Justice Crisis Network isn&apost hysterical?
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Senator Schumer, he is just hysterical, and they are going to be hysterical through this process.
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Yes, he could be hysterical, and wet, and hysterical and wet, and in pain, and also funny.
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Charcot played hysterical patients like someone playing the Jurassic Park theme on melodica, inducing hysterical fits on command.
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Hysterical LiteratureAt first glance, Hysterical Literature appears to be a series of women filmed in an austere setting, reading passages out of books.
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STEVE You came to me hysterical when you were (13, asking me if you could live with me) —— LISA (over-calmly) I wasn't hysterical.
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Women don't have meaningful complaints and criticism — they're hysterical.
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I want to be smart -- not cavalier or hysterical.
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" First it was, "Stop nagging us, stop being hysterical.
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Anika is hysterical, but also very obviously, dreadfully, painfully guilty.
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I wish I could say this was just hysterical exaggeration.
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That shit is hysterical when it comes on the headlines!
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I shrug … for fear of being branded emotional, hysterical, psychosomatic.
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He found the ribbing, like much else in life, hysterical.
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It's hysterical and astonishing to listen to him at work.
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She ran out of the building, hysterical and in tears.
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I've only done three book signings, which were notoriously hysterical.
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"She was hysterical," Powell recalled to the publication of Brooklyn.
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Analyze objectively the overwhelming, nonstop, hysterical coverage against the president.
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"I would get hysterical over something very tiny," she says.
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Hysterical but determined, "That's when I broke away," DaRonch says.
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It was all at once catchy, hysterical and surprisingly touching.
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The video's hysterical, watching Loyale maneuver around Rozay's monitoring bracelet.
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But actually, women have been dismissed as 'hysterical' for centuries.
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"The word character made the Securitate man hysterical," Müller recounted.
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Loretta Fleming opened the door and Heaven stumbled in, hysterical.
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In one recent episode Jack Black made a hysterical Beethoven.
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I experienced many hysterical attacks against me and my work.
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Any word and I was a crazy, hysterical, unloving bitch.
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The memes featuring the guy from "Dawson's Creek" are hysterical.
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And do so in a vocabulary that's measured, not hysterical.
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They make such hysterical noises that they crack me up.
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There's times I want to have fun and am hysterical.
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"Max sounded distressed, but not hysterical or drunk," Bashkov wrote.
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I'm not a total ... She discusses spaghetti and it's hysterical.
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Hysterical, she told Bridgett she thought Joel had been kidnapped.
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What was going through your mind when he got hysterical?
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It isn't a female fantasy or a "hysterical" feminist myth.
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"I was hysterical," Ms. Walters told Mother Jones in 2016.
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Ms. Porter, through what she called "hysterical tears," said yes.
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When I watched that episode years ago I was hysterical.
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THE HYSTERICAL MATERIAL, Smart Museum of Art, University of Chicago.
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The #MeToo campaign has made men nervous and women hysterical.
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Dramatic, nuts, delusional, unhinged, hysterical, irrational, and, of course — crazy.
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Sure, it's hysterical to watch ... over and over and over.
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"When I say he was acting hysterical, I literally mean that he was 'acting' hysterical – acting – not genuine," Cobb County police officer Brett Gallimore testified on Wednesday, adding that he never saw Harris cry.
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My little brother Ethan and my mother were hysterical with grief.
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These corrupt, biased, abusively biased, hysterical reporters that are agenda-driven.
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These never-Trumpers may be even more hysterical than Democrats now.
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Conservative commentator Jason Miller called Harris "hysterical" on CNN shortly after.
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"It's hysterical to see that somebody failed this epically," she said.
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" Which is interesting because when women scream and shout they're "hysterical.
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"She became hysterical, crying, you know, just lost it," she said.
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It is one of the most hysterical experiences of my life.
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The fan comments on the post range from hysterical to sincere.
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Here's the low down, which is hysterical to everyone but Sony.
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Sometimes they mushroom into labels, like Listen Records and Hysterical Records.
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What Did Jon Hamm Do To Make Lisa Kudrow Laugh Hysterical?
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Kamala Harris "hysterical" during her questioning of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Gianforte's statement would have made Jacobs's claims look invented or hysterical.
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But this is "Make America Hysterical Again" … and again … and again.
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And not hysterical or mean thoughts about it -- it was great.
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The girl was hysterical, she said, blood pouring down her leg.
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That would be hysterical, they now have to stop the reboot.
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It was like, I'm hysterical, I'm too emotional, I'm too vulnerable.
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We think it's cool to be hysterical about bands we love.
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Mr. Burgess plays her absurdist gay roommate and hysterical life coach.
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She toys very expertly with the notion of the hysterical woman.
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This season, the responses are as hysterical as the culture itself.
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On Monday morning, one entire class was "hysterical," a student recalled.
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It was a hysterical, frightening night, a purging of war's emotions.
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These are not the hysterical musings of armchair analysts and activists.
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At the hearing, parents of boys afflicted by DMD became hysterical.
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Onboard the plane, the mood was euphoric and a little hysterical.
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Some broke down and became hysterical when they discussed private issues.
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" And "I'm allergic to beige, except if it's a hysterical beige.
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Sixth, Democrat opposition will be hysterical and universal, but oddly muted.
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Is hysterical media reporting to blame for the lack of proportion?
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Any means of speeding up the hysterical paroxysm was eagerly sought.
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I was absolutely hysterical and surprised, I didn't understand what I did.
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He is aggressive, she is pushy; he is passionate, she is hysterical.
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It was hysterical then, and it shows just how close they were.
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Apparently, it's a lot of nipple jokes that he thinks are hysterical.
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Police carry a hysterical fan out of a Beatles concert in 1964.
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The first ER doctor sent me home and said I was hysterical.
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He also calls Heidi "hysterical" when she asks questions about the treatment.
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And if we get angry, we're hysterical, irrational or just being crazy.
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"Nick was hysterical, on the ground outside, kicking and screaming," he says.
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Here's what she had to say for herself and her hysterical series.
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This manifests in unstable behavior (and a man would call her "hysterical").
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Yes, the word "hysterical" was used to dismiss a woman in 2016.
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Ricky Gervais sounds a bit like an hysterical hyena when he laughs.
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It's high, and hysterical, praise from Leo's pal and former co-star.
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Gotta hand it to her, it's hysterical ... IF you're not LeAnn Rimes.
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They're allowing themselves to not just become corroded, but to become hysterical.
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Sometimes the stories we hear are hysterical, and sometimes they're downright awful.
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They thought all the parodies of communism, capitalism, and America were hysterical.
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The people who say and write hysterical things are being very irresponsible.
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Some laws were written decades ago, and are more hysterical than intimidating.
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From there, a panel of judges determined the most hysterical winning photos.
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In one outbreak in a school in 20123, 48 students went hysterical.
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Being a chill woman is the opposite of being a hysterical one.
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What does Hysterical Records hope to counteract in the Australian music scene?
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Hysterical fans aren't a new phenomenon—they've been at it for decades.
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And if we get angry, we're hysterical, irrational, or just being crazy.
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And if we get angry, we're hysterical, irrational or just being crazy.
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You can have party conversations where nobody gets hysterical over political differences.
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More than once, he has become hysterical and hid in a closet.
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Comedians are often very serious and dark but hysterical in their characters.
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Senator Warren is championing a hysterical and inflammatory approach toward moving forward.
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He burst into hysterical tears and poured out a tale of woe.
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She made her way there in the pouring rain, devastated and hysterical.
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"It's hysterical how hard it is to get shopping bags," he said.
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"Hysterical; the word stems from the same word as hysterectomy," Pelosi said.
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Here's what's sorta hysterical ... check out the guy standing next to him.
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I go out to check if everything is okay, and she is hysterical.
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"Tenia, who was at times hysterical, would not reveal her whereabouts," said Hart.
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But they were also goddamn hysterical — sometimes on purpose; more often than not.
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And if you haven't read the full memo, do yourself a favor. Hysterical.
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Arquette tells a hysterical Stripe that he can make this all go away.
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If Emma wept in fear, it was because she was a hysterical girl.
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There's Rick Ross (FerrariFatboy), who's always flossing, and Kevin Hart (kevinhart4real), who's hysterical.
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Then with an almost hysterical acceptance, without thinking, I picked up the phone.
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It is complete fabrication, there is nothing in it, it is hysterical nonsense.
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"Not a lot of people know how absolutely hysterical she is," Momoa shared.
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It is no fun to be the only hysterical person in the room.
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The call is hysterical ... partially because the 911 operator fully indulged the kid.
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The predictably hysterical responses from Republicans and the gun lobby are flowing in.
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Still, Janet reached out to her afterward by FaceTime ... which left Teyana hysterical.
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Ever see something that was hysterical and super troubling at the same time?
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Social media's echo chambers have given the issue particularly hysterical and toxic undertones.
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Why is a funny cowboy dance hysterical but a funny sailor dance confusing?
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None of us want to be hysterical about Russia or sound alarm bells.
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Cory Booker & Kamala Harris competing for Most Hysterical Woman at the Kavanaugh hearings.
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Now, however, the Saudi hysterical response to Canadian criticism has upended the betting.
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Their hysterical shit talk would be more than enough to carry a show.
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But Wilson says that the "hysterical" court order limited his free speech rights.
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Obviously Nero is totally self-serving and hysterical and politically corrupt and dangerous.
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Only the hysterical ones bolt for the water, shrieking as if under attack.
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It was hysterical, but I didn't realize he was imitating a real person.
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We learn about Sigmund Freud and his views of his "hysterical" female clients.
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Ryan Gosling laughed off the epic Best Picture screwup ... genuinely finding it hysterical.
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It eschews big shows, red carpet dressings, overweening ad campaigns and hysterical logomania.
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Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte Returns Early Need more of Kaling's hysterical taste tests?
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It's steeped in the hysterical significance the young ascribe to their own lives.
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The job, meanwhile, lasted until November, when I got a nearly hysterical call.
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It is often in the same breath devastating and laugh-out-loud hysterical.
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"She was hysterical, she didn't know what to do," Faulkner told BuzzFeed News.
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And it was laugh out loud hysterical and a very well-done film.
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And you'll probably calm down, lest you feel utterly hysterical and completely ridiculous.
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It's revealed that Eddie's asthma is psychosomatic, inflicted on him by his hysterical mother.
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Even hysterical toddlers and babies go into what the administration calls "tender age" shelters.
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When Cameron and Caitlyn saw the pictures, they both found it hysterical, says Vicky.
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" One tabloid consulted a clinical psychologist, who referred to McEnroe as a "hysterical extrovert.
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Only a 13-year-old boy—and a hysterical media—could take it seriously.
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My extreme swings from being OK to being hysterical and bawling on the floor.
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Her hysterical reaction to rejection—and the lurid pink leggings she wore—"went viral".
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"I think it's hysterical," she told PEOPLE ahead of the premiere of her style.
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Evan's children delivered heartfelt and hysterical speeches that had everyone laughing and crying simultaneously.
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Gabriella, who was 10 at the time, got so hysterical, she couldn't even breathe.
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They were exhausted, verging on hysterical, but here they were, in it together, literally.
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When it was time to turn herself in Teresa says her daughters were hysterical.
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Tammy Bruce: Liberals still hysterical over Hillary Clinton&aposs loss get their own &aposdisease.
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Donald's insults get more and more hysterical the more and more upset he gets.
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The In-Between Laugher These are the hysterical sorts who go off on blast.
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That trip, and Haddish's hysterical recounting of their wacky adventure on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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He contacted Maddox's mother, Carrie Ritch, who was "hysterical" when he broke the news.
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Don't be deterred by hysterical estimates that its cost will be over $90 trillion.
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They have formed their own 4-H club — the hopeless, hysterical hypochondriacs of history.
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Often my role, it's a bit hysterical, that's the word that comes to mind.
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But the contest is about more than just hysterical pictures of animals looking silly.
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Mike Huckabee, seems just as confounded about his daughter as the hysterical, liberal left.
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Inspector Jacques Clouseau is everything Officer Jones is not: vain, bumbling, officious and hysterical.
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In movies, such expressions of fury are often portrayed negatively, as hysterical, vengeful, sinister.
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We have to do all of this while keeping oftentimes hysterical family members calm.
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"When a woman is emotional, she's 'hysterical' and she's penalized for it,' " King wrote.
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His voice has the South in it, and the hysterical keen of a chainsaw.
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The playwright Mara Nelson-Greenberg's dialogue ingeniously walked the line between hysterical and unnerving.
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His mother, Ellen, said the family holds "hysterical" group texting sessions during each game.
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"The child's mother was inside the vehicle and understandably hysterical," the police department said.
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Immediately following the show Twitter erupted into a hysterical frenzy among the show's fans.
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It's pretty hysterical -- Honey Boo Boo quickly warned Pumpkin about Cash Me's quick hands.
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Painting anti-vaxxers as a hysterical, unhinged horde only intensifies distrust and sharpens divisions.
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So I have my cool little wood burning grill that I use, and it's hysterical.
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Carrie was "hysterical" when he broke the news to her over the phone, he claimed.
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" Blatty's widow told CNN, "He was the most generous, loving, hysterical husband, father and grandfather.
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" Khloé later addressed the hilarious call on Twitter, writing, "Jennifer Lawrence is sooooo hysterical #KUWTK.
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The media is hysterical over the president&aposs, well, so-called friendly relationship with Putin.
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She decides to go look for Billy on her own — she's hysterical at this point.
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"We pulled up pictures from old Teen Choice Awards and they are hysterical," she says.
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How would you answer critics who think questioning Trump's mental state make liberals look hysterical?
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One imagines a loving set of parents, while the later sees a single hysterical mother.
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But the daily diatribes in the mainstream media are so hysterical they offer little insight.
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Republicans like to insist the war on women is nothing more than hysterical liberal outrage.
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"It hit me all at once and I became hysterical," Knox explains in the documentary.
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Rutte told CNBC yesterday that Turkey's comments, and subsequent threat of sanctions, were "increasingly hysterical ".
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But in 2016, fan fiction is still stigmatized as the domain of screaming, hysterical girls.
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Maria is nearing middle age, and when she starts to date, Anna acts out, hysterical.
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On the other end of the line, Prodigy and Havoc erupted into hysterical convulsive laughter.
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It's some guy dorkily making wah-wah guitar sounds with his mouth, and it's hysterical.
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And, perhaps most of all, it omits the fact that Trump is the hysterical one.
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It replaced hypnosis as a way of treating hysterical patients, but it wasn't much better.
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" Shea is also the author of the hysterical and cathartic "Unicorn Thinks He's Pretty Great.
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There was a hysterical approach making the retailer nervous, the department store, the shopping malls.
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KS: I've been hanging with teenagers and a tween so butt is hysterical right now.
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Your soul's breaking up into a gazillion tiny particles because of all this hysterical shrieking.
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Maier criticized the campaign so far, saying it had become a "media-rich, hysterical debate".
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"There was a man who was hysterical because it was his church," Mr. Tulp said.
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For decades now it has been severely out of fashion to deem a woman hysterical.
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His Wally is a hybrid of Brando, Kerouac, and George Michael Bluth, and it's hysterical.
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There was a hysterical family and I was just totally underprepared to deal with them.
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If the opposition becomes hysterical and conspiratorial, it loses its ability to be taken seriously.
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Days go by; the guests become hungry, dirty and hysterical, eventually turning on one another.
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" — Joanne Weidman, Los Angeles "Remember that when you get angry, 'if it's hysterical, it's historical.
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Kind, compassionate, hysterical, friendly, and talented …I'm so lucky to have a son like you!
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She is not hysterical, she is not unduly emotional and she is not a nagger.
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I might be actively un-chill and even a little bit hysterical, but I'm here.
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The man was hysterical, crying and screaming that someone shot his friend in the back.
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Tony Zumbado: The family is freaking out and crying and yelling and hysterical and fainting.
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Women being labeled hysterical or crazy as a way to degrade them dates back centuries.
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Perhaps no dialect has come under more hysterical attack than African-American Vernacular English (AAVE).
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Vince's philosophy, which is hysterical, is 'Every day is your first day on the job.
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" I'm like, "Would you ever say that about a woman who was hysterical, going crazy?
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The husband comments on how much he loves our current president and how hysterical he is.
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"I saw the script and the concept and I thought it was hysterical," she said Sunday.
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She was hysterical, and had a puffy face and a black eye like she was attacked.
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"We were just hysterical laughing about this," said Rader, who drove Sanders home after the meeting.
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Honestly, I should have lied and said it was North's shirt because that would be hysterical!
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This clip is hysterical because, of course, he still couldn't resist rating TT's body at work.
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"When I was young, my image of feminism was hysterical old women on TV," she says.
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It's comedy that's often confrontational, cynical and caustic, but it's no less hysterical for its bluntness.
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A dedicated fan even compiled all of the best and most hysterical reactions to Glenn's death.
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I've just ... we had Dan Lyons on for "Disrupted," which I thought was a hysterical book.
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To use the term "apocalypse" in the wake of these disasters may sound a little hysterical.
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Creatively, Shameless is a whirlwind of emotions that inspire everything from ugly crying to hysterical laughter.
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He remembered Córdoba, hysterical in the early days, crying about his mother and starving for tortillas.
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But in this case, the pie seems real, and those getting hysterical about it look unhinged.
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Unless, that is, you find the idea of Zac Efron manipulating a dead man's genitals hysterical.
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" Said bar captain Mike Anthony, "Everyone knows that she's hysterical and smart, but she's incredibly generous.
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The company actually has a hysterical Twitter feed and doesn't shy away from engaging other brands.
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He combines these timbres and others to create a performance that ranges from maddening to hysterical.
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When ITV spoke to Craig Bellamy on Friday night, the former Wales captain was near hysterical.
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All conclusions over Kim Jong Un's motives are speculative at best, and preposterously hysterical at worst.
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"He didn't want to portray anybody as a sort of hysterical, incoherent person," Mr. Salonen explained.
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" On a CNN panel recapping the hearing, former Trump adviser Jason Miller described Harris as "hysterical.
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On top of that, her managers seemed terrified by scenarios in which hysterical women killed themselves.
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For officials in Washington to act like we're being silly and hysterical — it's kind of inconceivable.
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Read it and weep, folks: As you can imagine, this has lead to some hysterical results.
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Because of the hysterical reaction, lets take a step back and look at the bigger picture.
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It's feeling like The Roaring 20's this autumn with tech valuations at such hysterical heights.
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Check out the rest of the skewering ... which covered ratings, Nixon and Alfred E. Neuman. Hysterical.
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The detuned sequencer really gives the track its edge and a somewhat ecstatic and hysterical feeling.
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Hysterical women are not mysterious or elusive, and they don't pretend that nothing is bothering us.
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The album takes a very unabashed, very unbridled approach to expression that borders on the hysterical.
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" The South African government responded by saying Trump's remarks were "hysterical" and "based on false information.
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At the top of each round, the contestants bid on hysterical "sabotages" to hinder their competitors.
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"When a woman is emotional, she's "hysterical" and she's penalized for it," King said on Twitter.
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The slightest trigger — the rattle of keys, for example — might send them into a hysterical tantrum.
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I somehow ended up bleeding, hysterical and lost downtown without any identification an hour before showtime.
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Easily the most straight-forwardly funny movie on this list, A Fish Called Wanda is hysterical.
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It's that smart — tying together themes from the show's entire history in a hysterical, poignant package.
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Some victims will be hysterical, others stoic; police should not measure credibility by a victim's response.
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It seemed to be the more mature, the more reasonable, the less hysterical stance to adopt.
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His pleas for safeguards and regulations have been mocked as "hysterical" and "pretty irresponsible" by Zuckerberg.
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"I have been contacted by at least 10 people, hysterical, trying to get info," she said.
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Her work as Rosario, season after season, was as nuanced and real as it was hysterical.
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Her work as Rosario, season after season, was as nuanced and real as it was hysterical.
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Warren doesn't generate the hysterical fandom that politicians like Trump and Beto O'Rourke provoke at rallies.
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Or would I be the hysterical Shelley Winters someone slaps across the face to shut up?
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Small incidents and false accusations snowball until the family becomes hysterical, ultimately accusing Thomasin of witchcraft.
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It's only that he's confused about who the hordes of stupid, hysterical people are voting for.
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There have been occasional eruptions of hysterical responses to isolated incidents of interfaith relationships in the past.
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If you're thinking about coming to Rio, put down the hysterical news articles and buy your ticket.
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This is "All the Hands of the Earth," I thought, on the verge of inappropriate hysterical laughter.
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It's clear the algorithmically triggered Safety Check is a far more hysterical creature than the manual version.
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"There is total Russophobia, hysterical Russophobia going on," he said at a daily conference call with reporters.
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"This summer we are witnessing a hysterical political islamophobia that pits citizens against one another," he said.
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Oh you've got to read it, it's hysterical and beautifully written, and very funny and very raw.
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" The hysterical cat lady couple ended their announcement with, "So come on down to Whiskers R We!
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FLORENTINE: You know, the left, I mean, I&aposm surprised they get hysterical and overreact on things.
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I remember calling [Kanye] and he thought a family member of mine died I was so hysterical.
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"I try not to make hysterical predictions, but I don't think this is far-fetched," he says.
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Little wonder that James Wood, a literary critic, coined the term "hysterical realism" to describe "White Teeth".
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The more hysterical messaging will ensure their campaigns have foot soldiers and the money to buy ads.
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Doctors and lawyers reported that although the facilities are adequate, safe, and clean, the children were hysterical.
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Morbid and hysterical, the spoof of the horror classic admirably commits in its references to the film.
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"They all thought they were going to die and they were hysterical," a source told Page Six.
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One YouTube account has compiled all of the best and most hysterical reactions to Glenn's violent death.
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A source told People that Kardashian was (understandably) "hysterical" when she called West right after the incident.
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Here's a breakdown: hysterical laughter, political commentary, more laughter and, you guessed it, yet more laughter. Enjoy!
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But she was sharp and charismatic where Mary was rigid and out-of-touch (and perhaps "hysterical").
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"The debate on this issue became hysterical and I regret that," she said on radio France Info.
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To judge from the hysterical, hyperpartisan tone of much of the ensuing coverage, it was the clicks.
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He has implied that we are irrational and hysterical while on our periods, impacting on job performance.
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"It was just so hysterical that it happened like that — and I'm glad it did!" she says.
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But it's written off as unstable, combustible, performed, hysterical, or stemming from a place of erratic emotion.
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Democrats are getting hysterical about the prospect of Judge Brett Kavanaugh being seated on the Supreme Court.
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Despite "hysterical" media coverage, Giuliani said he still expects the Mueller probe to wind down by September.
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Any longer and customers can get morbid, or even, if they decide to refuse their pharma, hysterical.
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"Hysterical, crazy, bold, fearless, humble, kind, adorable... all synonyms for Tim Conway," Lawrence said in a statement.
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Samsung's Facebook page in Singapore has been inundated with hysterical complaints demanding an explanation for the recall.
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Word of advice, though: Perhaps "hysterical" is not the best way to talk about people's legitimate concerns.
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Rosario Dawson was hysterical when she called 911 after finding her cousin lying unresponsive on the floor.
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Oliver wowed the nation back then weaving a complicated policy issue into an accessible, hysterical video spot.
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We got Whoopi out in the rain Wednesday at NYC's Lincoln Center, and she was characteristically hysterical.
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On June 2nd he declared Treasury warnings about the consequences of leaving as "hysterical hype" and "mythmaking".
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"Frequently, Mr. Trump's tone is hysterical, and there is simply no reason for that," Mr. Keating said.
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In other cities, mayors tend to be heavily involved in mass transit, even hysterical about its deficiencies.
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TV that following Trump's election she was "hysterical" and said she needed to take a step back.
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It emphatically does not mean hysterical fearmongering of the sort promptly voiced by politicians like Donald Trump.
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Some find the term "crazy" to be a sexist suggestion that women are overly emotional or hysterical.
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The barman's pouring the same rum and coke, but I'm looking back at him with hysterical eyes.
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But her employer accused her of overreacting and being "hysterical," and reprimanded her for taking time off.
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" Trusii's co-owners, Jeffrey Taraday and Christopher Kennedy, blame the swarm of complaints on a "hysterical mob.
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I and others were told we were exaggerating, hysterical, that we were nowhere near such a possibility.
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However, it didn't quite receive the hysterical response we might have assumed, from critics or even fans.
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But one suspects that the people I'm talking about will still find something to be hysterical about.
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But her employer accused her of overreacting and being "hysterical," and reprimanded her for taking time off.
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The mood switched from mocking to hysterical as the reported numbers of infected people began to rise.
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"People become near hysterical when they feel like they could get this virus very easily," Schlapp added.
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Her delivery is neither hysterical nor melodramatic as she envisions her own corpse in physically graphic terms.
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"We thought that the contemporary version of a hysterical woman might be 'the hot mess,'" says Belanger.
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It was the hysterical version of the common conservative critique that universal health care means government rationing.
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For example, Mr. Colbert likes to make fun of the current president, and I find it hysterical.
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Others have pushed back against what they see as a hysterical overreaction to a longstanding literary practice.
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The role of Hades, for example, is rendered in sound as a stratospheric, hysterical tenor (Barry Banks).
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"People are so hysterical and that sort of pressure can work on people," the conservative commentator added.
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Today, much of the sexual imagery that alarmed the censors seems trivial, the alarm itself near-hysterical.
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We raised the kids in a succession of five minivans, which our kids' friends thought was hysterical.
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People's replies were akin to a massive face-palm emoji and thought the whole thing was hysterical.
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Today she is a grandmother, and when she sees a cat across the street, she gets hysterical.
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You might have seen the hysterical Twitter thread parodying this practice, but it's funny because it's true.
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Medicine was very invested for a long time in concepts of "female complaints" being weak or hysterical.
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Is this where having a hysterical physicalized conversion might cause a radical shift out of melancholic stasis?
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It is, regardless of all the hysterical protestations of those who would have it otherwise, incontestably mulatto.
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And so, he essentially goes and sees what the hysterical reaction is from the left, and if it is so hysterical, that their heads explode and they&aposre brain bits on the wall, that for the president is a minor victory because we&aposre not talking about Helsinki.
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" King added in a second tweet, "When a woman is emotional, she's 'hysterical' and she's penalized for it.
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At present, therefore, the near-hysterical charges against Trump on the underlying claims of impropriety are not supported.
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For months, they were just hysterical over the fake news narrative that Trump is Vladimir Putin&aposs puppet.
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Under tighter surveillance, the more hysterical might have gone underground or found a home on the deep web.
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When Sex 101 graduate Victor shows up to make a baby, things go from funny to hauntingly hysterical.
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"Jen's chemistry with them was hysterical," Konner said of the scenes, which were filmed over a few days.
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Fans should be hysterical over your weekly podcast that provides sage adulting advice from interviewees with inspiring trajectories.
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DOES anything illustrate Germany's opacity to Anglo-Saxons like the hysterical Anglophone coverage of the country's political impasse?
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Water continued to rise around their legs and fear rose with it — hysterical screams sounded in the dark.
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I broke into tears — I was as hysterical as I had been on the night Jessi was murdered.
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"Not a lot of people know how absolutely hysterical she is," Momoa tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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The slight movements are hysterical and charming, and it might be physically impossible to smile while watching them.
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The ancient Greeks believed women were hysterical because they had "roaming uteruses" that moved around within their bodies.
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A police officer who attempted CPR told jurors that Justin was "acting hysterical" — emphasis on the first word.
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The video is hysterical ... Amber flaunts her assets for several minutes, until there's a knock on her door.
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Yael: So then after visiting Tyrell (whose Trumpian puppet line was hysterical), Elliot shares the email with Darlene.
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I'd been in the audience a few nights previously, watching a packed-out crowd convulse in hysterical laughter.
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When women, especially black women, protest and express their anger, they are written off as hysterical or emotional.
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"I was horrified and humiliated, but I had to admit it was also pretty hysterical," he tells PEOPLE.
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It was six weeks of heart-pounding, sweat-pouring, hysterical-crying anxiety, and I couldn't stand it anymore.
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She was like in a catatonic state, hysterical, I mean—I didn't know what to do with her.
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"The political and industrial relations climate has turned hysterical ... let's calm things down," he said on France Info.
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The sole person of color trapped in a house with hysterical white strangers, Ben alone remains cool-headed.
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Rio deserved a more balanced, less hysterical prologue, just as it deserves a more balanced, less triumphal epilogue.
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Near-hysterical opprobrium of the US is routine and changes in the flamboyant language signal shifts in mood.
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With a diverse and inclusive range of performers at the launch, what can we expect from Hysterical Records?
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Then in the very next scene, he confidently describes himself as a "hysterical queen" to his other bandmates.
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And we have turned the "Resistance" into a byword for the hysterical and condescending ninnies of American politics.
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CHRISTOPHER BAILEY, SEATTLE To the Editor: Frank Bruni succinctly expressed my sentiments about the rabid, hysterical Trump haters.
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Mr. Wilson described Judge Lasnik's ruling in the case as "hysterical" and said he planned to appeal. video
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The local mom message boards were lit up with shaming and countershaming: You're hysterical for pulling them out!
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"These hysterical, baseless allegations of illegal activity are without merit," the Cabinet official said, according to the newspaper.
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"It's frankly hysterical to think the series is going to influence the election," Landgraf said on Aug. 5.
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But is it too much to ask that the Senate debate be less hysterical—and a little smarter?
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They shared a shorthand about all things work, church and family, and often would burst into hysterical laughter.
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Looks like Elon's learned his lesson from that unintentionally hysterical Cybertruck launch -- dance more, throw metal balls less.
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"So many commentators have a tendency to get hysterical whenever something scares them, even a little," Cramer said.
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What the Golf is hysterical without deploying a single line of dialogue, communicating its jokes through level design.
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When a teacher became hysterical, Keiko sought to distract her by yanking down the teacher's skirt and knickers.
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A bit less scatological in tone is the hysterical and vexing smaller canvas "Statue of John Adams" (2017).
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The entire world is hysterical about the Brexit — the UK's decision last week to leave the European Union.
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We have just finished a breath work class during which people broke out into tears and hysterical laughter.
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We're told the memorial was equal parts somber and hysterical -- no surprise, considering who was in the room.
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Calling your female boss "crazy" or "hysterical" has sexist undertones, because these words have a long, problematic history.
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It doesn't matter what the next Democratic president does, there's going to be a hysterical response from the right.
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A first FaceTime attempt when Sonny was six months old left him hysterical and me ugly crying for hours.
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" In response to Jefferies attack, Morgan added, "That is the exact ridiculous, hysterical, over-the-top nonsense … it's ridiculous.
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In the wake of the former press secretary's departure, here is every, hysterical time McCarthy suited up as Spicey.
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"She was hysterical on the phone and she told me she was gone," Michael Rapp told the news outlet.
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And it's worth lingering on the point that Saturday's tweets were truly hysterical -- in both senses of that word.
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Our family is there, it's our homeland, and not in an overblown, hysterical way, but as a simple fact.
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Other than hysterical, wild laughter over the unfortunate event, people are applauding Plucknette for how she handled it all.
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Calling Trump's remarks "regrettable," and "hysterical," government officials also promised to take the issue up with the US embassy.
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"The hysterical mainstream media can never separate the &apossignal from the noise&apos— fortunately, the populists can," Bannon said.
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"The majority of fentanyl articles are fairly hysterical," Michael Collins, deputy director at the Drug Policy Alliance, told me.
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A few minutes later, the lights dimmed, and the carbonated synth bleeps of "That's Not Me" roused hysterical cheers.
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It was considered so ugly, like the hysterical woman, and there's nothing more unfeminine than a woman with anger.
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I ask the press to take heed that their hysterical desire to destroy this President has gone too far.
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LIFE is chaotic, loud, challenging, hysterical, fun, never boring, messy, exciting, loving, tiring, and at times down right crazy.
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Typically, the sight of one girl 'going hysterical' is enough to send many of her classmates over the edge.
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"It's organic, it's biological," the feminist writer Elaine Showalter, the author of "Hystories: Hysterical Epidemics and Modern Culture," says.
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Heartfelt, hysterical, and beautifully staged, this hour of intimate storytelling will make you laugh and cry in equal measure.
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"My best friend works there as a drag performer, so I was instantly hysterical when it happened," he says.
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"People see Hanyu for the first time and they become hysterical or they're moved to tears," one blogger explained.
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But nobody was more "hysterical," according to Coach Todd Bowles, than the much-maligned special-teams coordinator, Brant Boyer.
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Pious invokers of fiscal responsibility and hysterical debt alarmists are perfectly OK with tax cuts that explode the deficit.
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As is often the case where Israel is concerned, things quickly became hysterical and divorced from the events themselves.
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At the bank, he ran inside where employees saw that he was hysterical and took him to a room.
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In 2017, Senator Kamala Harris was called "hysterical" by the former Trump aide Jason Miller for doing her job.
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Somehow, after Hong 10 vainly tries to match him, they both end up shirtless, flexing before the hysterical crowd.
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The hysterical video caught the attention of Clarkson, who proudly showed her support for the woman's dramatic lip-syncing rendition.
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Brennan's hysterical reaction to the Trump-Putin summit seems to indicate he hates President Trump more than he loves America.
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The idea of liking Asian men is so hysterical to him that he can't stop making fun of the idea.
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"'Witch rock' taps into the long lineage of the angry and hysterical women," bassist and vocalist Kiki van Newtown explains.
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But it's all still conduct unbecoming the office, and it gives the president's hysterical enemies yet another reason to hyperventilate.
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I'd get hysterical feeling that it'd be impossible to pass my classes, despite using every study technique in my toolbox.
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Women patients deemed hysterical were treated for supposedly making up or exaggerating complaints or being generally unreliable or, worse, troublesome.
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Dröse said calls for the Constitutional Protection Office to monitor the party only helped it, making its opponents look hysterical.
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Left: A hysterical teen is removed to a first aid station at an Elvis concert at the Chicago Amphitheater in1957.
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He took her to the side room and we could hear hysterical crying (by now we are all out there).
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" While Trump makes the occasional appearance on Facebook, Cuban called the thought of seeing Trump on Instagram or Snapchat "hysterical.
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But, luckily, both the bride and groom thought the video was hysterical and the wedding guests had a good laugh.
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WHEN WE WERE HAVING THIS WITH MEXICO, PEOPLE WERE GETTING HYSTERICAL – OH MY GOD, TARIFFS ON MEXICO, SKY IS FALLING.
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We can be hysterical about it, or we can say we're going to develop new technologies to meet these challenges.
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This couple is being a bit hysterical, and they're actively engaging in fear mongering (and perhaps evensome cloaked self-promotion).
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You'd see glimpses, you'd see people crying, hysterical, fainting, and that's how impactful it was and still to this day.
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" And, in turn, research suggests that women delay seeking care for their concerns for fear of being seen as "hysterical.
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" Smith says that her climactic, hysterical cry from the well where Buffalo Bill kept his victims — "I want my mommy!
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Calling women crazy is another one of the oldies, going back to the word "hysterical," from the Latin for uterus.
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Nick was hysterical ... at one point you hear a cop say that Nick was trying to explain he was famous.
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They might be calm, withdrawn, hysterical, angry, apathetic, in denial, or in shock — just like victims of any other crime.
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Do not listen to the hysterical voices on the radio and the television or read the fear-provoking words online.
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In a scene set at a playground that could be in New York, that hysterical woman returns, in contemporary form.
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"I see my house being ransacked and the dog was still going hysterical in the cage," the unidentified man said.
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They're seen as the peak of hysterical womanhood, hormones totally out of control, rendering them nearly incapable of rational thought.
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Here is a man in the final act of his life with nothing to show for it but hysterical propaganda.
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"When I started meeting people who had traveled to Denver to smoke weed, I thought it was hysterical," he says.
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One night, after reading from Soft Targets to our students, the poems struck me as melodramatic and dated, hysterical even.
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And Hytner delivers a priceless rendition of his own hysterical outburst as the opening of "One Man, Two Guvnors" looms.
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Leading physicians and immunologists are reconsidering the antiseptic, at times hysterical, ways in which we interact with our environment. Why?
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"It was chaos, and we all just took off running, and kids were crying and everybody was hysterical," she recalled.
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"Each time we did a take, three or four or sometimes 10 people would faint and go hysterical," he said.
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I am perhaps something of an exception to some of the hysterical predictions I'm seeing on social media and elsewhere.
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The main change is the hysterical promotion of loyalty to the new leader, who will make the country great again.
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I am a bundle of live wires—jittery and shooting hysterical sparks—and yet, at the same time, all business.
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" My mother taught me to resist the cartoonish stereotypes of macho teenage gangsters and hysterical lovers in "West Side Story.
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Debra Scherbring, who worked with Amy, said she got a call in August 2018 from the woman, who was hysterical.
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"There was so much panic and so many of the people were drunk, which made them more hysterical," he said.
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"I was hysterical ... I have no words for what sorrow; it was just, just a scream," Steele told the troopers.
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It evoked the old trope that women are vengeful and hysterical — a word derived from the Greek word for womb.
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And now, with Democrats taking a turn that is more progressive but hardly radical, centrist rhetoric has become downright hysterical.
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Plus, the cast includes Katie Aselton, Toni Collette, Molly Shannon, and Bridget Everett, all of whom are hysterical, multifaceted performers.
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" And this was on the air, and they're like ... I said, "Strident is a word you only use for hysterical women.
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KENNEDY: But you can make all of those claims I think is hysterical, but you know what -- OWENS: It is hilarious.
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Debbie's surprise visit sends Fiona over the edge and she collapses into fit of hysterical laughing, even after the ceiling collapses.
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And a rampage video that you must see to believe, it&aposs hysterical, we were screaming in the car about it.
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Take a look at the feast of Facebook studies that came out in 2015, each one more hysterical than the last.
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"When a woman is emotional, she's 'hysterical' and she's penalized for it," tennis great Billy Jean King tweeted after the match.
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There is something quietly hysterical about the lack of appreciation for one of the most recognizable characters, statistically, of all time.
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Case in point: Last year, ABC had in its hands one of the purest, most hysterical, most heartwarming comedies on television.
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"Cameron called me, hysterical," Mr. Sullivan's email began under a subject line that noted Mr. Kerry's request to speak with her.
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The practical results of this interference are minimal, but hysterical Western politicians have effectively cast the Kremlin as virtually all-powerful.
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It's one of the most iconic lines in Keeping Up with the Kardashians — and it's still hysterical all these years later.
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Historians also often described Lincoln with a kind of misogynistic dismissiveness, Baker noted, chalking her symptoms up to "hysterical" female problems.
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But, more importantly, this unnamed actor is feeding into the myth that women are hysterical and frequently blinded by their emotions.
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JARRETT: The media and Democrats were hysterical for months that the Trump Tower meeting with the Russian lawyer was a crime.
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"They all thought they were going to die and they were hysterical," a source told the outlet about the Colombian outing.
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She breaks the news that she isn't coming home for weekend, which prompts more hysterical tears from Dre over the phone.
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While there are tons of perfect memes about being single (like this one), relationship memes are their own brand of hysterical.
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Rihanna was screaming and hysterical before she bailed on the Grammys, but there are conflicting stories about what triggered her outburst.
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Spoiler: in the end, Kevin's boss is revealed to be the Devil, making it clear that Mary Ann was not hysterical.
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Basically, if you thought Maya Rudolph playing Anna holding court at her local bodega was hysterical, you ain't seen nothin' yet.
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Keanu is pleasant as opposed to hysterical, and, despite its R rating for language and violence, it's never anarchic or edgy.
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" The mismanagement of chronic pain and autoimmune conditions is also rooted in antiquated ideas of women's pain being "hysterical" and "overdramatic.
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The hysterical reaction to Peter Thiel reflects the belief that the commercialization of medical science is a source of social injustice.
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The hysterical part came when the officer recognized Sindarius -- he was SEC player of the year for the Gamecocks, after all.
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By her colleagues and by pundits, she's been called too tough, too rude, even hysterical by one former Trump campaign adviser.
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Some of the stuff they write in our Instagram comments are just hysterical and we have a good laugh about that.
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He thinks that "people get a bit hysterical" about the bill, and argues it is unlikely to make a major difference.
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Others thought the photo was hysterical, and that it might even make a nice keepsake for her sister down the road.
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Americans will find it hysterical, too, because it's a different way of looking at these tropes we're so used to seeing.
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In short, the IRS non-scandal amounted to more hysterical Republican ado – relentlessly promoted by right-wing echo chambers – about nothing.
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"The debate on this issue became hysterical and I regret that," she said on a local radio show, according to Reuters.
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Shrieking, hysterical left-wing protesters by the dozen were carted out of the hearings, yelling all sorts of insanity and obscenity.
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Once again, elation and sadness smack into each other in uncomfortable ways, turning Selina into a bundle of uncontrollable, hysterical feeling.
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"It wouldn't do any good if we both got hysterical," King told her "CBS This Morning" colleagues while discussing the interview.
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It is time for a retooling of the emotional and hysterical press briefing formula that is currently failing the American public.
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You're essentially getting that chill factor without actually feeling different, and you're leaving behind the red eyes and hysterical laughing, too.
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But there was one from "Flight of the Conchords" that is hysterical and, in some ways, was probably the most helpful.
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Watch as we discover where the word 'hysterical' comes from and how this word has been used against women throughout history.
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Like the hysterical woman, the chill woman is bogged down by men's expectations on how to act and—more importantly—react.
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The diner itself was in a dream, and as he describes it to this man, his face is frightened but hysterical.
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Here's How to Minimize the Risk A Sports Hijab Has France Debating the Muslim Veil, Again Taking Back "Hysterical" Run Well!
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And surely the primal screams from both the right and left that President Trump would ruin the economy now seem hysterical.
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One supportive mom agrees, calling the brothers "hysterical," and says that her homeschooled daughter benefits from watching and interacting with them.
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It's time to be honest about our past: doctors didn't invent vibrators because their wrists hurt from rubbing hysterical women's clitorises.
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Jeannie Zonneveld, my co-teacher, suggested that our school is a vibrant place full of stories, some hysterical and some heartbreaking.
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The gangsters are hysterical with laughter as they take sips of their drinks and adjust the bold knots of their ties.
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His go-tos were fire (297), red heart (137), crown (132), prayer hands (97), hysterical laughter (56) and flexed biceps (243).
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Every shovel of snow that I throw on it — I'm hysterical trying to put it out and it's not doing anything.
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The bulk of that $203 million doesn't actually go to candidates as the hysterical tweets and finger pointers seem to believe.
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Except for the partisan part, if any woman behaved that way, people would blame it on hormones or call her hysterical.
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Much of what happens from there is indescribable — opaque, divorced from any expectations of narrative causality, heavily referential, and darkly hysterical.
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When I saw her on the set — I've never worked with her — I thought she was hysterical, and it was right.
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"Speaking out in public was so taboo and considered so unfeminine, any form of it was denounced as hysterical," Showalter said.
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The new play "Master of the Crossroads" has range: The tone goes from frenzied to hysterical to off-the-charts bonkers.
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Global warming's back-loaded temporality makes all the warnings—from scientists, government agencies, and, especially, journalists—seem hysterical, Cassandra-like— Ototototoi!
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Cohn, Trump's ruthless former lawyer, was Senator Joseph McCarthy's top aide for the hysterical investigations into Communist activities in the 1950s.
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Heidi's boss Colin (Bobby Cannavale) is "hysterical"over this turn of events and asks how they'll ever be able to deploy Walter.
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In moments, Ben Shapiro joins me on such breakdown the rank hypocrisy, the media&aposs hysterical coverage of the illegal immigration kids.
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A hysterical Steve starts doing the motions in order to try and bring him back, with Buck and then BBA joining in.
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I thought they were going to take her away and say, 'No, we have a hysterical freak here, get that baby back!
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It's to not become hysterical, it's to not dance to their instructions, it's to not behave how they want us to behave.
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Her discussions of HIV and AIDS offered a key note of sobriety, in contrast to more hysterical voices, when the epidemic began.
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After about 10 takes, we were screaming our heads off, totally hysterical, as if we'd just seen her rise from the dead.
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Kaling didn't get hysterical at the perceived slight, in the way of sexist stereotypes about catty female celebrities (and women in general).
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When I realized that their only job was to roll endless free blunts for me, I screamed and collapsed into hysterical tears.
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In that sense, Balenciaga's monastic black pieces feel solemn and modest when displayed alongside Antoine Bourdelle's flamboyant and almost hysterical plaster casts.
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The system is rigged against Trump," said Buchanan, adding that the media's reaction to the Republican presidential candidate's words have been "hysterical.
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She was called "hysterical" by defense attorney Johnny Cochran in the courtroom, and was labeled shrill when she tried to defend herself.
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This primacy has fed into, without the shadow of a doubt, an extremely hysterical relationship with food on the part of Italians.
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"His vision is agony teetering on the edge of hysterical laughter," one of his author friends, William Styron, told PEOPLE in 22018.
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However, she understood the importance of speaking out about an issue that anti-abortion politicians and activists often reduce to hysterical abstraction.
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" The New York Times' Isabel Kershner: "Some in the Israeli news media have already described the visit as 'hysterical,' rather than 'historical.
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Hysterical fighting across 2,500 miles is a particular kind of torment: Doing it within a 700-square foot apartment is yet another.
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Before we all go hysterical and reach for some nicotine stress-relief ourselves, let's take a closer look at the aforementioned study.
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Charming, heart-felt, and hysterical, the stars' electric performances and the story's surprising twists will leave you and your dad in stitches.
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PewDiePie's bread and butter was hysterical reactions to horror games, but rather than play to type, he responded honestly to his audience.
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And in a minute, we were either going to be huge high school heroes — or this place would erupt into hysterical laughter.
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The toddler's mother, Kimberly Wiegand, told the "Today" show at the time that grandfather Salvatore Anello was "extremely hysterical" after the incident.
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The prison guards' response caused her to have a panic attack, during which "she became hysterical and physically uncontrollable," the suit said.
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You'll love the dynamic mix of energetic and hysterical characters, like Andy Samberg's carefree Jake Peralta and Terry Crews' sensitive Terry Jeffords.
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The hysterical way in which intuitions of power reacted reveals, among other things, the philosophical fragility and deep insecurity of that power.
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Luckily, women are no longer deemed hysterical (at least, not by medical professionals), and most men understand our desire to have orgasms.
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We can only hope Momoa continues his sweet yet hysterical commentary on his former fictional love's story line until the very end.
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"The experts foretold a mass outbreak of hysterical neurosis among the civilian population," the social scientist Richard M. Titmuss wrote in 1950.
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I would be branded a hysterical bitch, a liar, and a jealous fraud who wanted to ruin a great man of letters.
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Women went to work in air traffic control towers and, despite fears they would become hysterical in a crisis, kept their wits.
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" Placed vibrantly alongside depictions of beauty and promise, these struggles achieve a "flamboyant despair" that is "soft and full / of hysterical light.
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Psychiatrists, she contended, have long had a tendency to regard troubled women as "hysterical" and to overdiagnose their conditions and overmedicate them.
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" The editorial continued: "The real blame here does not lie with the mobs who fought bloody battles with the hysterical Chicago police.
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" Speaking at the International Institute for Strategic Studies Manama Dialogue in Bahrain Saturday, al-Jubeir said, "This issue has become fairly hysterical.
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And had Ford shouted and fumed in that way that Kavanaugh did, Republicans would have portrayed her as a hysterical, unreliable witness.
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Women understand if we fall apart, become hysterical or fight back we risk putting our lives and often our livelihoods at risk.
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I wrote an op-ed citing these possible economic benefits of a Trump administration, and cautioning progressives against getting hysterical too soon.
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During this period, the newscaster David Brinkley did a segment on Saint Phalle, in which she appears young and gorgeous and hysterical.
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Mary herself was wrongfully dismissed by doctors who insisted she was "hysterical," when in truth her body was riddled by carcinoid tumors.
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After 18 years, Stephen Chow's hysterical satire of both American sports movies and Chinese kung-fu movies is still a slam dunk.
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If a woman registers that this is unfair and complains, she's often told that she's "selfish, a drama queen, hysterical," Snider said.
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Freud says that we have to link anorexia, anesthesia, and hysterical disgust, because it's disgust at the things of the appetite always.
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And you also knew that the fears that gripped so many were not necessarily hysterical but grounded in lived, sometimes terrifying experience.
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But look, anyone who is getting historical over children being separated from their parents needs to realize-- (CROSSTALK) RIVERA: This is not hysterical.
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Harris still managed to stump Sessions with her line of questioning, but not without being called "hysterical" by ex-Trump aide Jason Miller.
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It could&aposve been anyone on that list of 20183 or even any conservative, and the same hysterical reaction would&aposve been there.
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Kathy and I freaked out when the Tenacious D album came out because the music in insanely good but the comedy is hysterical.
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Doctors are a strange sort; they can be saint-like and evil, paranoid and rational, calm and hysterical, all at the same time.
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And these are the two people she either willfully murdered or was in a hysterical state and — well, we don't know what happened!
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Throughout the later aughts, a generation of internet-savvy digital fans were able to turn their supposedly hysterical enthusiasm into financially rewarded labor.
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Awoken by her son, King said she looked on as Ahmodu was being put on a stretcher while his sister Zainab appeared hysterical.
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The hysterical video caught the attention of Clarkson, 36, who proudly showed her support for the woman's dramatic lip-syncing rendition on Friday.
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Once Brandy is done eviscerating Tex, she moves on to Sadie, ripping her arms and face to shreds and leaving her utterly hysterical.
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There have been a lot of hysterical headlines in recent years about how watching too much TV is totally going to kill you.
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Dumb, hysterical Ally will never get anyone to believe the truth about the shooting (if she doesn't take the fall for it herself).
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Though only a small proportion of the refugees would make it to Europe, anti-migrant parties would wax hysterical about the "Egyptian invasion".
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Well, that and to give Bobby Finger and Lindsey Weber something to talk about each week on their hysterical and addictive podcast, Who?
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I'm hysterical and get in my car and I speed off to drive away and he jumps out in front of my car.
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The hysterical melody of "La Bamba" reminds me of the hours leading up to me handicapping myself for a good couple of months.
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Tyrese has posted a gut-wrenching, almost hysterical video where he dissolves into tears at times and other times shows bursts of anger.
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Did any of the reports or reporters above bother mentioning this precedent in their hysterical reactions to Trump's jaunt to the 21 Club?
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"i just wrote a track for Rick Ross ... which is hysterical," Simmons told us last night while leaving the Maxim Hot 100 party.
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I do find it absolutely hysterical as a habitual user of cannabis that it is a performance-enhancing drug in the contemporary Olympics.
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In Arise From The Gallows, modern-day witches, along with Goyette, playfully enact the stereotypes of the hysterical woman, entrapping unwitting puritan men.
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The American people have been subjected to a hysterical narrative ungrounded to reality about the election of its president, a supposed Russian agent.
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With its near-hysterical tone, the frieze is one of the great coups de théâtre of sculptural history and a lastingly influential one.
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Now, almost overnight, they (or we, to cast off my thin disguise) seem to have become a bunch of hysterical, self-pitying paranoiacs.
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"It was hysterical," Beverly Cuddy, editor of Dogs Today magazine, tells VICE as she recalls the media circus surrounding Irish Setter Jagger's death.
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The hysterical woman makes herself emotionally available, and she demands that someone respond to her text rather than accept that she's been ghosted.
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In punk music particularly femme performers are categorized as cute, fuckable, or hysterical screeching banshees (I've been told I "screech" on multiple occasions).
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It's worth evaluating whether dacryphilia reinforces gender roles rather than subverts them: When women cry, they're being hysterical; when men cry, they're heroes.
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In its response filed on Thursday, a lawyer for Concord described Mueller's position as a "hysterical dithyramb about the future of American elections."
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At times his theatrics prompted white nightclub owners to summon the police to avert what they feared would be rioting by hysterical teenagers.
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" At a town hall meeting, he said "this is no time for Donald Trump's record of hysteria and xenophobia, hysterical xenophobia ... and fearmongering.
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Russia angrily denied the accusation as hysterical Western propaganda, but the poisoning has escalated into an international crisis that has isolated the Kremlin.
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The eye roll-inducing stereotype of the "hysterical female" might feel old fashioned, but the sentiment still lingers today like a bad smell.
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While most reality shows depend on their contestants being bizarre or hysterical despite themselves, all 10 of the All Stars are professional performers.
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Mr. Radcliffe gets increasingly hysterical about the nature of truth toward the end of "Lifespan of a Fact," as we all have lately.
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Annlinn KrugerBar Harbor, Me. To the Editor: As I began reading "Full-Spectrum Corruption," I inwardly moaned: another hysterical screed about President Trump.
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Yet they find themselves driven to defend the president because of what they see as an irrational and sometimes hysterical response from Democrats.
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Vaquera, a four-person collective dedicated to hysterical oddity, is one, both shaky in its early days and squarely in the spotlight's glare.
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And while fans know her from her hysterical "Saturday Night Live" sketches and "Weekend Update" appearances, Jones said she's a standup at heart.
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The hysterical pusher of conspiracy theories we see on his show "InfoWars," or a shrewd performer putting on a lucrative and convincing act?
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Thirty minutes after her baby shower in Jones County, Mississippi, Pruitt says he received a hysterical phone call from Mashayla's mother, Chandra Harper.
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Taking the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern approach to Watergate, Dick is a hysterical take on who "Deep Throat" — Woodward and Bernstein's informant — really was.
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"This type of hysterical paranoia had racist undertones, and is a stain on Australia's image as a multicultural society," the People's Daily said.
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Hysterical claims that criticism of Moore is a media conspiracy to take down the GOP obfuscate the very serious moral issues at stake.
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So being alarmed is not a sign of being hysterical; when it comes to climate change, being alarmed is what the facts demand.
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But not 24 hours after our little engagement banner flickered across Facebook, the celebratory comments were edged out by a hysterical phone call.
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Blac Chyna is ripping a page out of Taylor Swift's electoral playbook -- except Chyna's version sounds a bit more drunken ... and hysterical, TBH.
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Why attack Democrats' actual positions when you can invent a more extreme, hysterical version of those positions and then decry the imaginary socialists?
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First, she leans into the worst fears that misogynists have about a woman president by appearing hysterical and unable to control her emotions.
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The backlash was "a little bit hysterical," New South Wales sports minister, Stuart Ayres, who is responsible for racing regulation, told reporters in Sydney.
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But rather than supporting and believing her, they chalk up her stress to her pregnancy, telling her to rest, calm down, stop being hysterical.
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She was hysterical in BTAS, but her brand of humor shines when she's playing opposite the brilliant, serious Ivy and the dark, brooding Catwoman.
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" The president also said that the ruling was a "moment of profound vindication" after months of "hysterical commentary from the media and Democratic politicians.
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I'm not saying that the folks who experienced the ghost of this non-existent teenage girl were lying, or crazy, or hysterical—they weren't.
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Here's a woman both embracing and being embraced for an epithet -- unhinged, but also: angry, hysterical -- for which women have long been reliably rebuked.
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Bailon herself responded to Kim's comments on her own Instagram Story, writing "Hysterical" and "This hair & outfit" with a few laughing/crying face emojis.
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Gus at first is bored, then confused, and finally hysterical, after Sonya the zookeeper explains that Ida is so sick she will soon die.
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Fortunately for us, they maintained a sense of humor about their honeymoon mishaps, and decided to shared the hysterical tales of getaways gone wrong.
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There is definitely an almost hysterical sanctimony now about the way individuals will be condemned for being not enough this, or too much that.
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Hamish Pirie's production does well to capture the hysterical mood of Syria under Bashar al-Assad's regime, a once-functioning society shrieking towards chaos.
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But, I also don't like being accused of being hysterical, because that's one of the things I try not to be on this show.
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Over the weekend, Melissa McCarthy's impression of him on Saturday Night Live went viral because it was straight up hysterical (and not particularly flattering).
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President Obama was hysterical at the White House reception Thursday celebrating Black History Month, saying people get down in February when they compliment Michelle!
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There are lots of reasons why people relate to Kristen Wiig's character, Annie, in Bridesmaids — besides the fact that she is hysterical and awkward.
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But if you thought your Aunt Suzie's uploads or the hysterical Chewbacca mom were going to be what carried the company there, think again.
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In "The Prettiest Girls," an aging casting director brings a Mexican extra back with him to LA. She's beautiful and hysterical, poor but entitled.
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Did any of the reports or reporters above bother mentioning this Clinton precedent in their hysterical reactions to Trump's jaunt to the 21 Club?
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Meryl Streep's hysterical rant at the Golden Globes last month should have fueled a delirious sketch or two, particularly when she targeted football. Football?
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News outlets are now labeling him "Hysterical Freeman" ... bringing in psychiatrists who say he has a "Messianic complex" from playing God and the President.
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You gotta watch the clip and hear the last question our photog fires off as Tyga books it in his Bugatti Veyron ... pretty hysterical.
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When a male journalist reports on the 'hysterical' girls waiting outside a hotel to see Harry Styles, he's evoking Plato's disdain for female lust.
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When the show aired, I remember watching myself within the contours of a highly edited storyline — reduced to the stereotype of a hysterical woman.
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"I love that people enjoy playing the game, but the real hysterical part for me is when it's trending," he said with a laugh.
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As it happens, I wrote about essentially the same question back in 2010, inspired by the more or less hysterical pushback against quantitative easing.
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After I'd finished weeping hysterical tears of happiness, I pulled myself together and spoke to my new literary agent, Zoë Apostolides, on the phone.
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Obviously, this isn't the smartest way to react, even in self-defense, but surrounded by hysterical fans, Bieber could have lashed out without thinking.
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We are set up as a culture to not believe women—to find them dramatic, to find them hysterical, that they're out for attention.
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I really find this all rather hysterical, because I've been asked this question a lot throughout my life, and the answer has never changed.
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"If you excise any racist white nationalist, bigotry leanings, I find the whole thing hysterical," Yang told me in a phone call, audibly laughing.
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Donnell and Neal worked closely with Charlie on "Chappelle's Show" and there were many callbacks to his hysterical work on the Comedy Central classic.
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She ran the three-quarters of a mile home, hyperventilating, hysterical, and shoeless (they were soaked after the fight, so she kicked them off).
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At play is a sort of intellectual vanity that seeks to distance itself from anything that could be seen as hysterical or rube-like.
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He's well read, adventurous and does a hysterical rendition of a northern Vermont accent that still cracks me up after 12 years of marriage.
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Drinks were thrown in people's faces, and the characters veered between hysterical antics and ominous pauses, as if "The Waves" were a soap opera.
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European physicians in the 1700s and early 1800s reinterpreted hysterical attacks as signs of excess blood and thought they could be symptoms of menopause.
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When her husband, Edwin Sherin, had slight dementia toward the end of his life, for example, "I found some of it hysterical," Alexander said.
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" The labor leader George Meany speculates openly about Nixon's "dangerous emotional instability," and Nixon pounds the press, advising Americans to beware "frantic, hysterical reporting.
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" It was the kind of hysterical response you might anticipate if a gang of journalists were surrounding him, yelling, "What about that pole dancer?
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He spent his energy not on vilifying anyone but on stating in the least hysterical, most persuasive manner possible what's right and what's wrong.
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She starts out seeming to enjoy the attention but by the end is terrified and hysterical at having no means of escape or help.
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One year after the inauguration of President Trump, America's constitutional system is alive and well — despite the somewhat hysterical claims that Arizona's junior Sen.
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These were hysterical and dangerously ignorant declarations, like claiming all Muslims should be banned from entering the United States in the wake of extremist violence.
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They were sometimes diagnosed as "hysterical" and given lobotomies and other forms of now-debunked "treatments" that could function as a type of social control.
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Plus Newt Gingrich taps into his vast historical knowledge and reveals why the left is so quick to jump to hysterical comparisons to the holocaust.
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That is why people like former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and former CIA Director John Brennan grow increasingly hysterical in their TV appearances.
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Acting on a tip from an unnamed source, officers allegedly found a hysterical Johnston in the woods nearby, moments after he had allegedly attempted suicide.
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But in the 1800s, among halls of the hysterical, delusional, and unintelligible, there were those suffering from a homesickness so extreme, it drove them mad.
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Johnson's mother spoke with the Post and remembers her as being "hysterical" later the same day as the alleged kiss, when the two discussed it.
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But as media outlets of all ideologies pivoted toward analysis, right-wing sites sounded familiar notes condemning hysterical anti-Trumpism on part of the left.
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One place where actresses, medical students, artists, socialites, and other slack-jaws gawpers could observe hysterical women was at the Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris.
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Throughout time and in most cultures, labeling women as "hysterical" continued to suggest that women's competence, or lack thereof, remained anchored to their reproductive organs.
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The breathless journalism, the sensational front-page headlines, the 220006/2202 cable station "breaking news" reports and the hysterical ranting by virulent alt-right websites?
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All coverage flows from this inevitable finale; it clouds all perspectives and creates a hysterical environment that leaves no space for anything but rigid positions.
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Lacey and Larkin remain convinced that the furor over sex ads is a moral panic, irrational and hysterical, cynically stoked by politicians and law enforcement.
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After coming home from the event (and enjoying a game of Toilet Trouble, evidently) Teigen shared a series of hysterical videos and photos on Snapchat.
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" Peskov said the production was made "in a hysterical and emotional way, based on opinions that are groundless and often nothing but figments of imagination.
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Finally, Debbie acquiesces, and she and Ruth start to throw down while spitting hysterical commie and capitalist insults at each other (more stereotypes, go figure).
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A large number of men, in turn, dismissed the notion that the killing was an act of misogyny and said that women were being hysterical.
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During the battle, he would regale me with hysterical stories of our father, often culminating in his taking a giant leap off my top bunk.
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So here's where my big question comes in: Why, in my formative dating years, was I still so scared of being called hysterical or crazy?
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"Leslie Jones had been arguing with trolls for hours before I tweeted her, and doing so in an increasingly hysterical and nonsensical manner," Yiannopoulos says.
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It's irrelevant, though—your friend is probably pretty hysterical about the whole thing, as it's visible proof that she is creating new life from scratch.
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As officers flooded the courtyard, Mr. Jones grew hysterical, wailing, apologizing and begging the officer handcuffing him for reassurance that he would be all right.
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Eugene O'Neill's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, a Freud-dazzled study of a hysterical woman and the men who surround her, just got a little stranger.
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The woman who claims Chris Brown pulled a gun on her got a hysterical assist from Breezy in her quest to win a beauty pageant.
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A rare L.A. downpour didn't stop the wave of Trump hate flooding through downtown streets, and the displays ranged from insightful to angry to hysterical.
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In December this column warned that hysterical opposition to the Republican tax bill was a fool's game for Democrats that could only help Donald Trump.
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Those in need of rescue are often hysterical or panicked, but Mr. Bratchley's mental state was "impeccable," leading to a smoother rescue, Mr. Sorenson said.
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If we are #blessed to come into their presence, our emotions get the better of us and we form hysterical mobs (see: Beliebers, Directioners, Beatlemaniacs).
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Some of your more hysterical US commentators (uh, me) reacted to Trump's election by writing off Paris's 2 degree climate target as a lost cause.
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Vajiralongkorn does not seem to share the near-hysterical anti-Thaksin sentiment pervasive among the junta and the privileged urbanites who profit from authoritarian rule.
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The problem is that Hungary's hysterical anti-refugee language has made it easy for other Europeans to dismiss Central Europe's legitimate fears as objectionable nationalism.
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Menopause wasn't the only syndrome that preoccupied European physicians in this "early modern" era; others included hysterical suffocation, nymphomania, chlorosis or "green sickness," and melancholia.
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That's the backdrop to China's hysterical reaction to a tweet by Daryl Morey, the Houston Rockets' general manager, sympathizing with Hong Kong's pro-democracy demonstrations.
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But it's always the same: some dude finds a safety text and yells about it being a 'hysterical meltdown' or 'not real gaming' or whatever.
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I remember waking up and tiptoeing out of my room to peer around the corner at my parents, trying to calm down a hysterical Salahuddin.
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It's a vision of the future — one disputed as hysterical by many observers — that makes President Trump's "American carnage" address look almost rosy by comparison.
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It's not only an hysterical recurring joke, but shows how men spare no expense for technological and scientific advancements that further the oppression of women.
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"You get 24 hours of negative, anti-Trump, hysterical coverage on this network ..." This is something the Trump inner circle never gets about the media.
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Another mother called the hospital in a "hysterical state," according to the nurse who answered, because a tick had attached itself to her son's penis.
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"I look back at the days before MS was diagnosed and we had tests, and it was thought to be a hysterical condition," he said.
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Never one to miss a chance to promote -- Jeff got some of the stars from Beacher's Madhouse together under the sheets for the hysterical shot.
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After recovering from more hysterical laughter, she tells Tom about a sailor she saw while they were on vacation and contemplated having an affair with.
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The most despairing, hysterical commentary I've heard about Trump this cycle has been from Republicans speaking off the record — including Republicans who have endorsed Trump!
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To listen to some of the more hysterical commentary, Britain has been plunged into perpetual crisis with its decision last week to leave the European Union.
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The pace was fast and fluid on opening night, but not hysterical, allowing room for something like the heartfelt tenderness that wins the day in Mozart.
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Along with the movies, of course, come a long cavalcade of teasers and trailers and promotional images to get the general public suitably hysterical with anticipation.
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She cites lectures by the renowned artist Walid Raad, in which he discusses his fictional work in The Atlas Group Archive as "historical hysterical symptoms" (2008).
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Hysterical stories abound of apocalyptic goings-on at CERN, the home of the world's most powerful particle accelerator—but it's not often they're supported by video.
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Weiss of course sets about in her column arguing that those who hold controversial opinions are fatuously and unfairly labeled "fascists" by hysterical leftists, or something.
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Read These Stories Next: This Woman Has Made An Art Form Out Of Being A Third Wheel & It's Hysterical Feeling Jealous About Your Friend's Love Life?
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Women who were hysterical could have epilepsy, or syphilis, or bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia, or anxiety — and science wasn't at a point then to disaggregate it.
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"I think people are altogether too hysterical," said Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, after the White House slapped tariffs on steel and aluminium imports in March.
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The hysterical liberal call-out produced a breeding ground for an online backlash of irreverent mockery and anti-PC, typified by charismatic figures like Milo [Yiannopoulos].
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Our idea is that the gas could be automatically dispensed if any Members became hysterical, or, well, overly sad — thereby distracting people and preventing risky stampedes.
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To start our conversation, I asked Ledgerwood to flip through a copy of Art Hysterical Notions of Progress and Culture, and I turned on the recorder.
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She's not really a household name (though she is hysterical) nor is she as well known as Shangela's original idea of doing TV psychic Miss Cleo.
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The only thing I would say there is, some people are hysterical about it, thinking that real AI is around the corner and it probably isn't.
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Angel Olsen's "Intern," the first track from her soon-to-be-released third record, My Woman, was greeted with hysterical praise for all the right reasons.
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On the morning of March 26, 1987, police picked up a hysterical young woman who told them she had been held captive in a nearby house.
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Michael Buble can add acting chops to his resume ... 'cause the beloved crooner pulled a cruel, cold-blooded and HYSTERICAL prank on one of our photogs!
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Humans Of New York might have just posted one of its most simple captions yet, but it's the little details that make this photo absolutely hysterical.
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These days you're most likely to find the word 'hysterical' in a weary father's complaint about his teenage daughter at a 5 Seconds of Summer concert.
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It is only by comparison to the heights of hysterical saber-rattling among the Washington establishment that Obama can be cast as inactive in foreign policy.
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Uniting defense of segregation, denunciations of sexual permissiveness, and hysterical anti-communism, Hargis's unrelenting attacks on religious liberals positioned him to the right of Billy Graham.
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The latter will say that the anecdotes are hysterical, the statistics are exaggerated, the demands are unreasonable, and the victims, in conclusion, are deliberately weak people.
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In 1896, Freud delivered a paper announcing that, having completed eighteen treatments, he had concluded that sexual abuse in infancy was the source of hysterical symptoms.
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Shradhanjali Mallick, the beauty among them, says she used to have success with bouts of hysterical crying, but that moving to Bangalore has been more effective.
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Beyond that, whatever Trump's family separation position cost the Republican Party politically has more than been erased by hysterical comments like those from Democrats like Rep.
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Even though he just suffered a heartbreaking loss, he's not hysterical — and worries to his mother Georgina (Gwyneth Paltrow) that he's not feeling the right emotions.
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Chris Pratt just pulled the curtain on what happens on a high-fashion photo shoot, and lucky for fans the behind-the-scenes commentary is hysterical!
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In so doing, he distilled our rotten politics — its transactional nature, its tribal fury, its hysterical pitch — as neatly as anybody in the current Congress does.
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Eugene O'Neill's strange Pulitzer Prize-winning play, a Freud-dazzled study of a hysterical woman and the men who surround her, just got a little stranger.
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Every single speaker that day, including the Prime Minister of the Bahamas, mentioned Hield by name, at which point the gymnasium invariably burst into hysterical cheers.
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An underappreciated aspect of the band's appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," in 1964, is that it spotlighted not just the Beatles but the hysterical audience.
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We give them Oscars and a seat on the Supreme Court and in the White House, and we call their accusers liars or hysterical or unreliable.
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An image of Caruso scowling merited two hysterical laughter emojis, one prayer hands emoji, one flexed biceps emoji, one shouting emoji and one steaming nostrils emoji.
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"I just thought it was hysterical — I was falling over," Bassett said of the film, directed and co-written by Cindy Chupack ("Sex and the City").
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But the hysterical frenzy that once surrounded the event has been fading for some time, at least among top celebrities, three longtime publicists said in interviews.
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Nor did she once offer to pay the rent, and if I ever brought it up, she'd get hysterical and cry for what felt like hours.
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The idea that women are less psychologically stable—or more, bluntly, "hysterical"—has been around at least since Hippocrates wrote about it in the 5th century BCE.
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"This hysterical attempt to associate me with the (Vladimir) Putin regime is a result of the liberal elite being unable to accept Brexit and Trump," he said.
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"When women on set become a little emotional, or impassioned even, they're labeled as hysterical or crazy and have a hard time getting hired again," she said.
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" Taylor told Wasser, "After I found him, I ran into the street where they were parked and I was on the ground and quite hysterical of course.
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According to the arrest affidavits, a teacher at Avon Park Middle School last week observed the two girls acting "hysterical" as they tried to locate a folder.
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After all, if simply mentioning period pain could mean others perceive you as weak or hysterical, there isn't much incentive to be open and honest about it.
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Within hours of dying, on the evening of August 7th, Muthuvel Karunanidhi had inspired yet another hysterical courtroom fight—to decide where his corpse might be buried.
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As the days went on, and the flowers piled up and the nation reached new hysterical heights of public grief, the mood became heavier and more oppressive.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO – It has been forty years since artists Valerie Jaudon and Joyce Kozloff published Art Hysterical Notions of Progress and Culture.
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Sorry to Bother You is a lot of things: wildly hysterical, weird AF, and chock-full of amazing performances by a great cast of mostly Black actors.
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As Brodesser-Akner pointed out, Wellness Culture™ has been so wildly successful in part because women are often dismissed by doctors or made to feel hysterical.
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Teresa reveals how her daughters then collapsed into tears, with Gabriella becoming so hysterical she couldn't breathe, until the parents started crying, too, according to the newspaper.
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Well, Brexit did win and the surprise outcome fueled a mostly unwarranted hysterical market reaction and national period of whining we could hear clear across the Atlantic.
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And her lead has only increased during a fortnight of Trump's bungled debates, videos of sex talk on the bus and increasingly hysterical talk of conspiracy theories.
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She starts the film as a hysterical girl, crying in the corner of the room, and to play with that idea of maybe there's more to her.
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Ted Kennedy's hysterical but politically effective warning in 1987 that "Robert Bork's America is a land in which … segregated lunch counters" are just one of many horribles.
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Mario Calabresi, the director of the Italian newspaper La Repubblica, argued that the "verbal violence" and "hysterical populism" engendered by this referendum are unprecedented in recent times.
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While these groups paint victims who come forward as hysterical lying feminists out to destroy the reputations of young men, this couldn't be further from the truth.
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But conservatives wouldn't have had anything to get hysterical about online if they acknowledged that, so the viral story on Tuesday night was that Lee lost work.
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Falkowski told NBC News that some of her students were "hysterical" while she tried to ensure their safety until SWAT could escort them out of the building.
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She handled being confronted with a near-hysterical man with just the right amount of eyebrow raising, which frankly is also worth the Wiley shout-out alone.
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" The inmates, she said, "are trying to be funny, and it's not funny, and they think it's hysterical—and that's kind of a punch in the head.
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Well, there's never been any good evidence that Kim is any less rational or self-interested than leaders of Russia and China (notwithstanding the occasional hysterical headline).
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"Everyone is waiting to see a grieving mother on TV break down, crying, hysterical because the public, they thrive on that stuff," she told reporters in 1991.
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The main thing he wanted me to understand was that he didn't want to portray anybody as a sort of hysterical, incoherent person — everybody will be real.
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Her family doctor, consulted by phone, described her condition as a "viral syndrome with hysterical symptoms" and agreed with the prescription of a painkiller around 3 a.m.
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The entire world was unnecessarily hysterical about Y2K, a computer glitch that couldn't handle the century turning over, causing chaos with calendar dates among many other things.
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Unbeknownst to all those adult would-be comedians, however, a nine-year-old named Alice is sneakily slaughtering the competition with her hysterical, refreshingly simple cartoon captions.
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As part of what can best be described as hysterical homophobia, more than 65 people, mostly gay men, have been arrested in the crackdown against L.G.B.T. Egyptians.
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They are hysterical, scatterbrained and lunging toward extreme opposites (glittery at Gucci, wasteland-era at Rick Owens) just as global political parties have become more polarized themselves.
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"I saw Hala and Sara lying in blood with their mother hysterical and our other children shell-shocked on the floor," he said in a voice message.
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Payment exchanges accumulate in a public feed, where people thought it was hysterical to write things like "money for drugs" or "sexual favors" for otherwise-innocuous payments.
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Her mother, Courtnee Eaton, had been hysterical with grief most of the night and had all but given up hope that rescuers would find her daughter alive.
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Neighbors described her behaving erratically, even coldly, in the immediate aftermath of the crime – with one neighbor telling the jury that Rea, though initially hysterical, never cried.
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The hysterical British trailer for Olivia Wilde's directorial debut makes it look like a gender-switch reboot of "Superbad" — and that could be a very good thing.
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But when Jews point out the other two kinds, we are often dismissed as sensitive or hysterical, or as mistaking legitimate criticism of Israel for something darker.
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Travis Scott ate it so hard he destroyed Drake's gigantic stage prop, but thanks to his hysterical fall ... everyone at their London show came out a winner.
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Despite Trump's hysterical denials and attempts at diversion, the question is no longer whether there was cooperation between Trump's campaign and Russia, but how extensive it was.
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Indeed, Jason Miller, a former adviser to President Trump's campaign and a CNN commentator, described Senator Harris as "hysterical" and shouting during her questioning of Mr. Sessions.
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Hospital workers often come into contact with volatile people: agitated drug users, panic-stricken accident victims, the hysterical parents of sick or injured children and so on.
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I would call up my mom in the middle of the night hysterical and she would stay on the phone with me until I fell back asleep.
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For all her brusqueness, and as much as men in the story write her off as hysterical, she seems to me a both likable and trustworthy figure.
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The most extreme anti-Trump versions, indulging in the conspiratorial and hysterical, suggest Trump will be receiving another round of treasonous collusion orders from the Russian premier.
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Also the kind of thing that should be taken into account in future trade negotiations, as the president takes expert advice into account and [hysterical laughing fit]
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Within two weeks of the Inauguration, the hysterical hyperventilators have come to seem more prescient in their fear of incipient autocratic fanaticism than the reassuring pooh-poohers.
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Donald Trump's blunt, hysterical "law and order" campaign distorted the reality of crime in America — invoking an apocalyptic hellscape when in fact crime remains at historic lows.
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Instead, the press may be tempted toward — and richly rewarded for — a kind of hysterical oppositionalism, a mirroring of Trump's own tabloid style and disregard for truth.
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In the '70s and '80s, people assumed that the absence of data that cocaine was addictive meant that it was safe and dismissed concerns as hysterical moralizing.
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The tabloid press in the UK has been almost hysterical in its opposition to immigrants, and that has not helped the general political climate of the country.
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We all thought there was a fire in the lift, but it was just a little red light, and we were all screaming, all hot and hysterical!
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I was tasked by an unknown Orlando Police corporal with scene security at the triage area and crowd control as lots of the victims and witnesses were hysterical.
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That last point, of course, is lost in the media&aposs frothing hysterical coverage of the controversy these past two days, I&aposve never seen anything like it.
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The frontrunner gives a speech, kisses his wife, and locks arms with his chosen running mate, in front of a hysterical crowd of people in American flag hats.
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But once you get over the jarring nature of a penis lumped in with pandas, the toys are actually kind of hysterical — and they apparently make great gifts.
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" (Can't help but feel her Rachel Antonoff "Hysterical Female" shirt was meant to poke a little fun at herself.) "But ultimately," she wrote, "going was the right move!
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And while the video of an intoxicated Rita might be hysterical, the side effects of marijuana can be dangerous and make your pet feel miserable, according to vets.
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She also remembers thinking that it would be interesting for my sister and me to witness the almost hysterical reaction to Diana's death, because it was so unprecedented.
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I looked around and for one brief, nearly-hysterical moment, I thought: this is it, I've done it, I fell through the wardrobe and got into another world.
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They start to pity him, and to think of him as someone who is not necessarily being correct and reasonable, who might in fact be hysterical and irrational.
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In fact, Demon Days tried to tackle major issues so directly, it seemed quite corny, ranty and hysterical at the time – eleven years on, it looks scarily prescient.
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If you're in a particularly nostalgic mood, relive the first and only season of Pretty Wild, which will most likely have you leaving your BFFs hysterical voicemails. 9.
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The main hospital in Colombo was a scene of chaos, with hysterical relatives swarming the narrow road leading to the emergency unit amid a steady flow of ambulances.
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The more we learn about children in cages, inconsolable toddlers, and hysterical parents, the more we see the monster in our midst — and feel helpless to stop it.
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As such, it has prompted a raft of hysterical countermeasures from the Kremlin, and obstreperous commentary from everyone from Russia's Prosecutor General to the spokesman of the President.
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There is also a hysterical clip of her Marlon Brando impression, one of several she shows off in a new video series for her clothing line, Draper James.
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" The new dad added, "I think I will be [a] strict [dad], but I have a sense of what to get hysterical about and what to let slide.
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His scenes of bracing intensity and hysterical mania prove to be a striking counterpoint to the moments of crackling emotional intimacy with his wife, played by Jessica Chastain.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's indictment of thirteen Russians last week for meddling in the 2016 election has incited hysterical threat inflation among many pundits and foreign policy experts.
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Although online tribes of Little Pinks (as youthful nationalists are called) can turn hysterical and aggressive, most young people join the Party for career opportunities and material gain.
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Prompted by Nelson Riddle's ominous theme and a rapid-fire, near-hysterical voice-over by the tabloid journalist Walter Winchell, the mood was grim and the violence brutal.
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One impulse is hysterical — the sweeping, lock-'em-up tragedy of the United States following the crack epidemic, the numerous executions in places like Iran and the Philippines.
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Despite being steeped in Arthur Miller's grim, hysterical Puritan world, Mr. Whishaw recently tumbled into an East Village seafood restaurant merry and full of praise for New York.
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The women I know working throughout the UK and Ireland, to refer to them in any way as coerced, or trafficked, or even feeble-minded is just hysterical.
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Recently, she said, one of her female employees was mocked by workers she supervised as being "hysterical" when she demanded that a certain project be completed in time.
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"I was crying, I was hysterical, I was angry," Ms. Falk, 31, recalled, adding that she was able to bring her daughter home around noon on Feb. 6.
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Through re-enactments and interviews with historians and authors, this four-part historical mini-series explores a particularly hysterical chapter of our nation's history — the Salem witch trials.
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Action Park "was funny, it was weird, it was hysterical, but there was a darkness to it," said Seth Porges, who made the documentary with Chris Charles Scott.
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"I guess you can say I was a little hysterical because I was scared someone was going to adopt her at that point or something," Mathis told WWSB.
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A flashback in which an accused witch is put to death by hysterical townspeople previews similar lynch-mob sequences in Reeves's last and strongest film, "Witchfinder General" (1968).
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The hysterical reaction to Trump's selection of Breitbart Chairman Steve Bannon as his chief strategist and senior counselor shows that the Left has not adjusted to this reality.
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He banished a hysterical zookeeper to the front cabin and turned out the lights to recreate the jungle setting of its habitat, instantly placating the creature, he said.
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But of course she couldn't leave the house, so she locked herself in her room and waited, growing panicked and hysterical as she called him again and again.
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"She strikes such a specific note between whimsy and tragedy, things that are heartbreaking and things that are hysterical, almost always at the same time," Mr. Muhly said.
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"It's very hard in the current political climate in Washington D.C. which has near hysterical reactions against China to not sign the bill of human rights," he added.
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As many commentators have written, a female witness who displayed the same emotions might have been described as hysterical; Kavanaugh's supporters defended him as understandably impassioned and indignant.
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The problem is that because there's the longstanding idea that women are prone to hysterical symptoms, then the scientific research that's needed to understand them never gets done.
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"In the past, especially in 19th century Europe, women who had anxiety or who were seen as troublemakers were often diagnosed as being 'hysterical,'" Mallinson told Business Insider.
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His line about humans being goo and juice is hysterical, as is his insistence that their best course of action might be for him to kill them all.
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And up next Michelle Malkin is going to be here with more on the media&aposs hysterical reaction to what has transpired over the last 48 hours or so.
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These are all pervasive tropes in the genre—the terror of losing one's mind, the hysterical woman, the traditional ghost story, the mysterious relative's death setting off supernatural events.
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PEN15 leans into that idea with a hysterical and disarming 10-episode first season that maps out Maya and Anna's introduction to the trials and tribulations of seventh grade.
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So, Sean, I mean that this is what&aposs been lost in this whole conversation, and I can&apost understand why these same people weren&apost hysterical back then.
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So there will be no conversation in which I was hysterical, emotional, in which I was being a quote irrational female or whatever you want to put on it.
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Hostin and Huntsman, both hysterical at this point, convene in the stairwell and dash to Whoopi Goldberg's dressing room to fill her in on the madness that's going on.
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While the internet induces confusion and boredom, it also possesses its own corners of rapture, spaces of belonging and discovery where emotions pitch at a joyous, almost hysterical key.
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She stopped the car and called 911, but she was so hysterical that she had to hand the phone off to a Good Samaritan who had also pulled over.
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And this is partly because of a news media that's become just as partisan, sensational, and downright hysterical as the most irresponsible people spewing out hyperbole on social media.
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In October, The New York Times reported that in a wave of "hysterical homophobia," Egyptian authorities had begun targeting members of the LGBTQ+ community — specifically gay men – for arrest.
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A teacher saw the two girls acting "hysterical" while they searched for a folder in her classroom, according to the girls' arrest reports from the Highlands County Sheriff's Office.
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A hysterical political culture and round-the-clock media coverage makes it hard for chancellors to take unpopular decisions, says Kenneth Clarke, who did the job in 1993-1003.
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As much as hysterical headlines like "Millennials Are to Blame for America's Vacation Problem" would have us believe otherwise, it's company leadership that creates the culture of a workplace.
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Alec Baldwin performed his now infamous Donald Trump impression for perhaps the final time on Saturday Night Live's season finale, and it was as moving as it was hysterical.
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Female reproductive organs supposedly rendered women too "hysterical" – an English term derived from the Greek word "hysterika," meaning uterus – to rule, learn or give any sort of valuable input.
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Joan Rivers' lavish lifestyle -- or the symbols of it -- are about to be auctioned off, and while Joan was hysterical ... the going rate on her stuff is no joke.
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While the show declines in drama towards the end of its season-long run, there's still more than enough half-clothed antics and hysterical sobbing to hold you attention.
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Best guest role: JC: Haneefah Wood didn't have a ton to work with as Principal McGee's beleaguered assistant Blanche, but she was hysterical in every one of her scenes.
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"Our followers are amazing, hysterical, and seem genuinely stoked we've come out with a coffee table book to start conversations – and ogle at – in their own homes," he explains.
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You need to do your job, but from a Republican point of view, I think the coverage against President Trump has been almost to the point of being hysterical.
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The rapid fundraising came as no surprise, as the 55-year-old star's over-the-top, hysterical antics on shows like Mob Wives had earned her legions of fans.
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He was even more hysterical, and even more memorable, a year later in "The Producers," the first film by Mr. Brooks, who later turned it into a Broadway hit.
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It's there that this doomsday fantasy reaches a frothing, hysterical climax and offers deliverance of a kind, once again with a savior right from a promised land called Hollywood.
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Hillary Clinton, appearing on NBC's "Late Night With Seth Meyers" last winter, noted that Mr. Trump had initially provoked "hysterical laughter," before his call for a crackdown on Muslims.
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Clinton "angry," as Mr. Trump did several times Wednesday, or "emotional," as John McCain once did, evokes negative gender stereotypes of women as hysterical and irrational, Ms. Jamieson said.
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Aviv notes that scholars have interpreted the hysterical women of the late nineteenth century as symbols of the oppressive power of a misogynist system—medical rebels against the patriarchy.
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A later episode is framed as a lesbian couple telling each other intertwined stories about the main characters with their names changed to protect their identities, to hysterical effect.
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These instructions include advice on not wearing a nice suit lest it be ruined during an attack by a "hysterical" opponent, and no ties due to the choking hazard.
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But the choreographer, Veronica Cendoya, skillfully utilized the familiar themes of soccer — the aggression, the melodramatic injuries, the hysterical glee and moribund despair — to create an amusing, inventive piece.
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Ms. West shows the same knack for levelheaded exasperation that she exhibited in "Ghosted," but all the best moments belong to Stephnie Weir as her character's semi-hysterical mother.
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The video's hysterical ... DB reached his boiling point while playing the "Drake & Josh" theme, and whipped a ball back at the crowd -- then stopped the show to shame them.
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A few will overreact and become hysterical, Dr. Erev told Ben, but studies show that many more will, as time passes, start to discount warnings and take more risks.
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It's like a comedy that you watch by yourself — you won't laugh as loudly or as often, even if you're fully aware that all your friends think it's hysterical.
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Mr. Murtha recalls that when he arrived, bystanders were already filling the street, hysterical and screaming that there were many people still on the top floor of the building.
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But because of food's importance in all cultures, and our health — you are what you eat, the old adage goes — it's a minefield for misleading and sometimes hysterical claims.
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" On Twitter, Billie Jean King, one of the founders of the WTA Tour, supported Williams by writing: "When a woman is emotional, she's 'hysterical' and she's penalized for it.
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Like all writers, I was an insatiable reader as a child: James Marshall's hilarious hippos George and Martha; Roald Dahl's grubby and hysterical novels; Lynda Barry's deep, transcendent comics.
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Gone, too, is the hysterical Clarisse, who thinks she may also be a boy and is enamored both of Ulrich and of a self-styled prophet not unlike Hitler.
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I find this absolutely hysterical, not only because it's the actual real-life example of the learn to code meme but because it encapsulates the emptiness of Kamala's centrism.
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"Like, one of the things that I find hysterical is how they're talking about the pimp lobby," she said of how some anti–sex trafficking activists portray her work.
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Still, Boone's antics have stood out in an era in which the wild, drawn-out arguments between hysterical managers and antagonistic umpires have been reined in and toned down.
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Read more:Striking photos of eggs that show how different birds build their homes40 hysterical finalists in this year's Comedy Wildlife Photo AwardsA group of vultures are called a venue.
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" "In the second century, the pagan intellectual Celsus, who wrote a book against Christianity, says of the resurrection: 'Who saw him -- Just a poor fisherman and a hysterical woman.
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The left has good reason to fear and oppose any commission on elections: even with the involvement of prominent Democrats, the last two election commissions damaged their hysterical narratives.
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Democrats have done an excellent job of trashing Trump's policies, issuing hysterical alarms over the supposed dangers of deregulation (toxic water, foul air!) and vilifying the GOP tax bill.
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You bet.) But it seems inevitable, and perfectly understandable, that you and your wife may become a teensy bit hysterical (if not relentless) in your investigation of his bombshell.
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North Dakota Senate candidate Cramer, who was heavily recruited by Republican leaders to challenge Heitkamp, said his Democratic rival has been "hysterical" in trying to stir up farmers' fears.
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Read more:19 hysterical winners from this year's Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards40 hysterical finalists in this year's Comedy Wildlife Photo AwardsWild turkeys are terrorizing the town of Tom's River, New Jersey, by pecking at roofs, breaking windows, and attacking residentsA poppy-pilfering pigeon made a red nest at a war memorial, and the photos are pretty patrioticFirefighters saved a great horned owl from the California wildfires — but he didn't look very happy about it
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"The guy whose master starts every morning rage-tweeting conspiracy slander while working a well-done steak out of his colon does not get to call anyone hysterical," Bee said.
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By the end of the segment — four wings and sauces later — Gomez was in tears and Fallon was hysterical, trying to wrap up the segment as quickly as he could.
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As a crowd milled outside the apartment complex, Williams and the security guard hoisted up Ryan, who was limp and drenched with tears and sweat, too hysterical even to walk.
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Though the sandwiches are great, also check out their cocktail menu and order their Ma'am Don't Be Hysterical, a gin and Campari cocktail with blackberry syrup, lime, and pickled peppers.
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Enter Snopes, which has been around since 22 and has long since become an invaluable, trustworthy source for fact-checking, debunking, and shutting down hysterical comment threads on Facebook.21998.
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The stereotypes flow from there: Women cry, men don't; women act with their hearts, men with their minds; women become hysterical, men remain calm; women can't be trusted, men can.
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In it, jittery Democrats look into the camera and swear that their party will win back the House of Representatives on November 22021th—before they lose control and become hysterical.
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As The Witch Elm begins, Toby has a tendency to roll his eyes at his cousin Susanna's "social-justice-warrior shite," dismissing it all as so much hysterical conspiracy theorizing.
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The wildest theories paint a hysterical picture of the president as a Russian mole, groomed for years and blackmailed by operatives with footage of his depraved, urine-tinged sex life.
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Melissa Butler, a companion of Mr. Gurley's and a resident of the building, was hunched over him in a hysterical state as she pressed on his chest, the lieutenant said.
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For some reason she was convinced he enjoys a fine cut of Fido, but the audience had Bourdain's back -- not that he needed it ... his puppy-related rebuttal is hysterical.
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If you've watched cable news any given day since President Donald Trump's inauguration, you've been subjected to near-hysterical coverage of the latest "scandal" that threatens to doom his presidency.
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" As one journalist at a rival conservative publication told me, the magazine's qualified praise of Trump now "seems rather disingenuous after they were so hysterical about him during the primaries.
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"I was hysterical and I needed to get control of myself in order to do something positive with all of my outrage and harness it into something good," she said.
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Mila, his angel, his little blue dragonfly, is as ugly as a circus freak, as ridiculous as a dog dressed up for a walk by its hysterical old lady owner.
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Or that when Mansoor's mother, Afsheen, thinks about his future, becoming "sentimental and hysterical," one gets the feeling the narrator is gently and lovingly mocking her for her outsize passion.
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To be hysterical is to say what's on your mind, to express every single one of your emotions, and to put your foot down when you're not OK with something.
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I guess we pretty much let ourselves have a joint identity crisis and this album is about letting everyone else share in the most enjoyable/hysterical/extreme version of that.
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My trip came before the release of the Mueller report, and Russians alternately laughed or dismissed as hysterical what they saw as the Western press's assertions of Putin's grandiose manipulations.
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" Even in the years before Obama, "every action President Bush took was met with hysterical mania by the left, which painted him as everything from a racist to a Nazi.
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" Tennis great Billie Jean King, who won 12 Grand Slam titles of her own, said on social media: "When a woman is emotional, she's 'hysterical' and she's penalized for it.
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China, now the second largest economy in the world, was curiously spared from the hysterical accusations leveled at Western leaders by leftist activists during the United Nations General Assembly meeting.
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In several high-profile cases, serious flaws have been found in positive psychology's science, not just at the hysterical fringe, but in the work of big stars including Seligman himself.
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Jenelle Evans was hysterical as she called 911 to report her husband, David Eason, attacked her at their home, allegedly pinning her down so violently she felt her collarbone crack.
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Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway pulled a Steve Harvey -- announcing "La La Land" won Best Picture, when it was really supposed to go to "Moonlight" ... and the fallout was hysterical.
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We at one point were going to do a show where we just made fun of tech people the whole time, but I think only we would find it hysterical.
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Trump supporters are being harassed all across this country by a hysterical left unwilling to accept the decision and the will of the American people who put Donald Trump in office.
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So the attacks on Trump this overwrought hysterical, insane attack by the media, the Democrats some on the Republican Party and some phony conservatives-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Let me ask you this.
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I think Democrats we have seen already are so hysterical at the prospect of a conservative court that they&aposre saying things that don&apost bear any resemblance to the truth.
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Staff members at HMP Holme House in Stockton, Teesside, have reportedly been getting hysterical, emotional, and dizzy, while also having to deal with the Spice-driven increase of violence among inmates.
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Long, high-ceilinged and windowless, it is illuminated by red floor panels and—at the far end of the room—by a screen showing footage of hysterical Red Guards greeting Mao.
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Busting makes her feel good Kristy Puchko, CBR: The Saturday Night Live veteran whose sketches often go viral delivers an outrageous, alluring and hysterical turn as wild-haired wild card Holtzmann.
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It's a familiar trend, heightened in the past few weeks as the election draws to a close and as Trump's insults and allegations have magically grown even more hysterical and repulsive.
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"Greenwood told me the UFO was first brought to his attention by a hysterical child who ran into his classroom and told him there's a flying saucer outside," Dr. McDonald said.
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This kicked off a campaign of increasingly hysterical media storms against the horrors of Fallowfield, one that would culminate with the area's house parties being discussed in the House of Commons.
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Jenelle Evans wants everyone to know she's not in an abusive relationship with husband David Eason ... insisting she's totally fine, while trying to sweep her hysterical 911 call under the rug.
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Johnson's mother, Patrice Sewell, also testified to receiving a call from her "hysterical" daughter, who told her that Cosby had assaulted her and tried to have her fired from William Morris.
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Ultimately, Ramos-Chapman chose to capture the discomfort of the situation in a way that is starkly different from the sexualized rape scenes and hysterical survivors we often see in films.
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It was pretty hysterical ... because Jon Snow -- Kit Harington -- was looking on and seemingly either jealous or intent on getting in on the action if Brad ended up the highest bidder.
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There were moments — the scene where Allison and Ellen lie in bed together and talk about death, and they have a hysterical laughing fit, that scene was from my real life.
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For a girl who doesn't miss much, this one's pretty hysterical, but also demonic and a little scary, like the spindly sharp-angled figures of the German Expressionist Leon Ludwig Kirchner.
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The considerable access that the filmmakers enjoy is also symptomatic of Mr. Weiner's narcissism, as are scenes that show him leading gay pride and Israel day parades with near hysterical gusto.
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It's so realistic I had to walk out of the theater three times when I watched it just so I didn't get hysterical and slobber to my exes on the phone.
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In working with other survivors through the nonprofit, I've heard stories about how spilling a drink or tripping over one's own feet have caused hysterical fits of tears and or rage.
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For five seasons now we've seen Selina's political aspirations collapsing under the weight of her own narcissism and her staff's incompetence, so seeing her in conversation with a "normal" is hysterical.
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Gavin is a generous, hilarious, and endlessly humble man—and, much like the show he created, oscillates between dark, meandering, hysterical anecdotes into the absurd and simple moments of great profundity.
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"Lately what's bothered me is the tweeting world, and how, since there's no context, no nuance, and since everyone's so hysterical, you are tagged things that you are not," Ellis said.
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In the Victorian era, the idea that women were inferior to men was replaced by the notion that women were hysterical, disorganized, emotional — the hormone-driven counterpoints to rational, stable men.
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Calling something "a matter of life and death" sounds hysterical and alarmist; "existential threat" feels more solemn, gravely analytical, as if you've been poring over classified reports with world-weary experts.
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Then she stroked the sole of one of his feet, a test devised by the neurologist Joseph Babinski as a way to determine whether a patient's paralysis is organic or hysterical.
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She was sobbing, shaking, laughing — all at the same time — flooded with the kind of hysterical relief a woman feels when a baby leaves her body and emerges into the world.
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As employer plans are already separate from the individual market's risk pool, it is hard to see the hysterical reaction of former Obama officials to the proposal as anything but scaremongering.
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Cats is a movie to make you feel sky-high even when you're stone-cold sober, to push an otherwise even-keeled mind into Joker-like peals of hysterical random laughter.
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Austin, who said he was hysterical when he learned of his wife's condition, told CNN that she is expected to make a full recovery but has more surgeries in her future.
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The reason, of course, for the duct-tape Q was a follow-up to her hysterical video in which she confessed she had to duct tape her breasts after giving birth.
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The crime took place on April 11, 2017, when police and EMTs responded to a 911 call from a woman described as "hysterical" who said her baby was sick, the Index reports.
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According to a Yorba Linda police report, Christina — who was reportedly hysterical and crying — called police, believing Tarek was suicidal after he fled their home with a gun following a heated argument.
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The white liberals I saw knee slapping themselves into hysterical oblivion clearly missed the mark and seemingly saw the film as only a comedy and not a commentary of their actual faults.
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When it does summon the courage to address the issue at all, Tinseltown has too often distorted the facts or reverted to misogynist stereotypes — like the helpless damsel or the hysterical mistress.
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From this hysterical vine: to her killer throwback: Funny to see that four years ago today we stopped mid workout to watch a live stream of the London Olympics🙊😊 pic.twitter.
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As for the pic, one of the students has said his classmates were just doing a collective "joke" when the photographer told them to all raise their hands and wave goodbye. Hysterical.
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Green, for instance, mentions the haunting black-and-white images of hysterical women taken by the neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot, which remain some of the most widely seen photographs related to hypnosis.
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Eighteen years later, we've seen her in various roles: Kelli Ann in He's Just Not Into You, Audrey in Dawson's Creek, and as the star of her own absolutely hysterical Instagram stories.
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Given our ordinary norms of practice—mandatory reporting, physician's emergency certificate at the slightest suspicion of danger, and the positive duty to warn and to protect—we are late, rather than hysterical.
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The California-based comedian and rapper - who goes by the name Lil Phag - posted a photograph on Twitter of himself alongside a town sign saying "Welcome to Gay Hell .... Michigan's Hysterical Town".
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When you have a powerful billionaire like Elon Musk equating negative press reports about autonomous vehicles to murder, its clear that the debate over self-driving cars has gotten a little hysterical.
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Unfortunately, Eleanor's evolution into a hysterical woman archetype over the course of her brief arc did a massive disservice to the fictional character as we as the real-life struggles she represents.
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His compositions conjured a world somewhere between Blade Runner and Metropolis, full of vintage violence and hysterical laughter, homicidal mothers and greedy angels with broken wings exfoliating the crawling skin of God.
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In fact, it was so out of character I got endless texts from my friends throughout the day which ranged from just hysterical laughter to genuine concern about my mental well-being.
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On their new track "Wandering Womb," Peeling looked back to an Ancient Greek belief for inspiration that wombs could act independent of the woman, causing her to be emotionally erratic or hysterical.
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Emily and Kumail's conversations are hysterical even when they're talking about mundane matters; you can imagine the real-life Nanjiani and Gordon writing them by sitting on the couch and improvising first.
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It chose its punches much more carefully than the masses on Twitter or Facebook (who are now exhausted, verging on hysterical) tend to, and that could be a refreshing change of pace.
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In "The Queen," the 19673 movie based on Morgan's script, it was the death of Princess Diana and the royal family's ham-fisted efforts to manage the public's hysterical outpouring of grief.
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While the hysterical media has ginned up a new "red scare," the FEC's proposals will do nothing to stop bad actors, but will undermine our First Amendment rights to online political speech.
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But when the hysterical Hilter, Stalin, Mao, Putin, Fall of Rome and KKK comparisons to Trump are proclaimed for the 200th time, the personal stuff drowns in redundancy, thereby losing its impact.
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In the face of a No campaign that has been emotive to the point of hysterical -- graphic posters shock tourists in the capital -- the Yes campaign has taken on a steely resilience.
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In any case, it might have been hard in the context of those rallies to emotionally resist Hitler's hysterical entreaties and propaganda, especially juxtaposed with the hysterically passionate responses of the crowds.
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Fred Henry, a Calgary-based Catholic bishop, penned a borderline hysterical open letter to his "brothers and sisters in Christ" in which he asserted that "totalitarianism" was alive and well in Alberta.
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In hysterical, extreme moments, I thought if I could just get my hands upon a tiny little knife it would bring some relief and I would be able to handle the stress.
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We've begun to reevaluate the legacy of women we once discarded as hysterical and oversexed and used as the punchline in dirty jokes, the Lorena Bobbitts and Monica Lewinskys of the world.
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Yet many Trump voters said that they no longer had the patience or interest to listen to what they see as another hysterical outburst by Democrats, Republican "Never Trumpers" and the media.
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Such a hysterical response to the Pruitt nomination is deeply revealing, about both the legal and analytic frameworks underlying EPA policymaking, and about how Pruitt's opponents view themselves, about which more below.
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"People are getting hysterical, taking these little dots and drawing universal trend lines," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at Cresset Wealth Advisors in Chicago, citing worries about a potential global slowdown.
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"Kids think it's hysterical because they've been taught all the rules of spelling and phonics and now here are all these ridiculous words that break the rules they just learned," she says.
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Perhaps to our contemporary eyes, as shaped by minimal tastes — such as Maya Lin's powerful "Vietnam Veterans Memorial" (1982) — Bourdelle's "The Defenders" monument may appear overly flamboyant, awkwardly asymmetrical, and almost hysterical.
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Available to digitally rent from iTunes, Amazon, and Vudu Taking the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern approach to Watergate, Dick is a hysterical take on who "Deep Throat" — Woodward and Bernstein's informant — really was.
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