Insanity NightclubListen, a place called "Insanity Nightclub" isn't for every kind of traveler.
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"One word insanity — it's just insanity," Mr. Newsom said in an interview last month.
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With the Insanity Defense Reform Act of 2130, Congress restricted the judicial definition of "insanity" to only the most severe cases.
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Soon, Rumi's poetry became a lifeline, allowing me to survive both my own personal insanity and the political insanity to come.
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Films have their own insanity, but it's a different kind of insanity, and the fact that you share it with other people makes it bearable.
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Ms. Ortega, who has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, faces life in prison if convicted; if acquitted on an insanity defense, she could be committed to a psychiatric facility.
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Yossarian's only way to avoid the missions is to declare insanity, but the only way to prove insanity is a willingness to embark on dangerous missions, thus creating the novel's absurd 'catch-22.
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This is the insanity of the last eight years -- Sean.
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In 2013, a second judge heard all this insanity again.
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Jones pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, WIS reported.
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It's a safe space from the constant insanity of Trump.
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"More peace talks meet Einstein's definition of insanity," she says.
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I hope Katie drives home the insanity of having guns.
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It's a great place for me to express my insanity.
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She had initially considered pleading insanity, the Star Tribune reports.
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This story is just reflecting on the insanity of it.
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Writing about climate change is an exercise in managed insanity.
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Jones, 37, had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Rama's paintings confront us with empowered female sexuality and insanity.
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What should you be allowed to present to justify insanity?
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To many people, this will sound like blasphemy or insanity.
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This is a new level of insanity for the NRA.
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Katrina Pierson: I think we're past insanity at this point.
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The idea that Democrats would shun Clinton is pure insanity.
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A court found Hinckley not guilty by reason of insanity.
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The situation in South Dakota highlights the insanity of this.
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Just the absolute insanity of someone doing something like that.
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She was found not guilty by virtue of temporary insanity.
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He said, 'Malevolent or vicious thoughts don't necessarily imply insanity.
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They have signaled their intention to mount an insanity defense.
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New York law has a high bar for insanity defenses.
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This might be the first time someone's lawyer pleads insanity.
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No. We didn't see this kind of insanity during SARS.
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"There's more insanity, which is good for everyone," he said.
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Indeed, being afflicted with C.T.E. may well equate to insanity.
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"This is insanity," Beck wrote in a Facebook post Thursday.
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And the Democrats, what they're doing is just — it's insanity.
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Which, incidentally, happens to be the legal definition of insanity.
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Jurors on Thursday unanimously rejected Ronald Lee Haskell's insanity defense.
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I took inspiration from the insanity of the original comics.
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In effect, he's not creating artificial intelligence but artificial insanity.
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"If the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result, then a vote for Kevin McCarthy for minority leader is a vote for insanity," he said.
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No. Will the hormones drive me to the brink of insanity?
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She also wins points for quietly inciting her competitors toward insanity.
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Not this violent, but similarly jarring levels of insanity and irrationality.
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It is a terrible insanity produced by the bite of slavery.
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Insanity at the Stratosphere Casino, Hotel & Tower in Las Vegas, Nevada
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He also engendered the myth that masturbation causes blindness and insanity.
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A more expansive view of Pakistan reveals the insanity of this.
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He would plead insanity so he could get off the case.
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Remember when Steven was equating rehab to the definition of insanity?
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Jurors disagreed and found Hinckley not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Anyone can sit down at a desk and experience the insanity.
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In a way it kind of creates a form of insanity.
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This is not only the definition of insanity — it is deadly.
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Even then, there was a hint of insanity about the enterprise.
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Abuse, bad insanity and music as a clearinghouse for the unhealthy.
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Until then, bask in the glorious insanity of the trailer above.
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"When insanity sets in, you are left without friends," he says.
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I made it through the torments of P90X, P90X3 and Insanity.
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The "insanity" defense was sort of brought out of this case.
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Please keep the tweets, threats and general insanity coming in '18.
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On the surface, it sounds like blazing insanity on Fox's part.
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And mostly at its like, high pitched, ultra keyed up insanity.
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But we all live on the border between sanity and insanity.
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Is it too much to ask to stand up to insanity?
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His first lawyers mounted an insanity defense that the jury rejected.
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He has completed home workout programs like p279x, p277x29 and Insanity.
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It's okay when you're young, but when you're older it's insanity.
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Watch this insanity below as well as Chance's interview with Ellen herself.
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Jim Davis, Terrelle Johnson's lawyer, said they were considering an insanity defense.
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In episode 6, Bachmanity Insanity, the storyline is ripped from the headlines.
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"I've received two great pieces of advice," says the Insanity workout mastermind.
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"I've received two great pieces of advice," said the Insanity workout mastermind.
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His insanity was ultimately attributed to the inbreeding in the Targaryen family.
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He took to drinking at night to help him forget the insanity.
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In actuality, trying to "flip" Hill House is the definition of insanity.
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But maybe her apparent insanity is the only sane reaction to Gilead.
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Insanity is depicted in Amnesia by the player's screen becoming increasingly distorted.
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By episode six, I was on the ice-blue line of insanity.
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Were they pumping some sort of insanity gas into this train carriage?
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When this kind of insanity happens, it doesn't last for very long.
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It's didn't take long for the press briefing insanity to go mainstream.
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Maybe that's an expression of my own insanity, this relentless self-challenge.
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The defense conceded that Chism killed Ritzer but presented an insanity defense.
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This is a world of insanity, and it's enshrined in the TPP.
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This is the insanity that I oppose and why we must vote.
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Defense attorneys initially sought to mount an insanity defense on his behalf.
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This is a level of institutional insanity that cannot be reckoned with.
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"LEMON JUICE & BAKING SODA THAT'S INSANITY," she replied, caps-lock and all.
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In a moment of collective insanity, Kenyan society had turned on itself.
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The syntactical insanity of regex is just the cost of doing business.
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Among the names, the winner was the only one that referenced insanity.
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"It's insanity," said the physician, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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Kansas eliminated that version of the insanity defense about two decades ago.
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We are not doing it out of fear or rage or insanity.
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Trusting Facebook to launch and manage a global cryptocurrency is sheer insanity.
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Without one, you will crumble into insanity or apathy; both are unbearable.
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In New York, the legal bar for an insanity defense is high.
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"I was blown away by the sheer insanity of it," he said.
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I know it's supposed to be irony, but it's teetering on insanity.
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She died of insanity and a broken heart from her husband's betrayal.
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The legal term coined for it — 'insanity'— remains in common use today.
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Yossarian's only way to avoid the missions is to declare insanity, but the only way to prove insanity is a willingness to embark on more of the highly dangerous bombing runs, thus creating the novel's absurd 'catch-22.
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Yossarian's only way to avoid the missions is to declare insanity, but the only way to prove insanity is a willingness to embark on more of the highly dangerous bombing runs, thus creating the novel's absurd 'Catch-22.
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I'm mindful that he had a mask, and they called that mask insanity.
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Thaw was later acquitted, after the first successful use of the insanity defense.
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As Freud and his contemporaries later posited, women's biology explained their "inherent" insanity.
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They argued that he should be found not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Because I feel like, this seed of insanity had to be in them.
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A court-appointed psychiatrist suggested he might be faking insanity to avoid punishment.
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"You have insanity in my earpiece," he yells at his staff, face livid.
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He just takes things far enough that he crosses over into outright insanity.
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That requires a whole other level of bravery—and maybe a little insanity.
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In December, his lawyers filed a notice of intent for an insanity defense.
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So there had to be an element of insanity to go into medicine.
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By the mid-1800s, doctors had started writing articles linking "insanity" to periods.
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In May 2009, Joseph Hagerman was found not guilty by reason of insanity.
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But the premise behind the interview is just the start of the insanity.
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They argue that he should be found not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Imagine what sort of insanity could occur with the tech we have today?
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What's fun about Season 3 is we are doubling down on the insanity.
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It would take a lot of space to rehash all the insanity here.
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The only insanity surrounding Jeremy Lin these days is his ever-changing hairstyle.
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PR: I do the P90X [DVD cardio] workout and [another program] called Insanity.
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Hinckley was found guilty by reason of insanity and sentenced to St. Elizabeth's.
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Lorena was tried for the attack, but acquitted by reason of temporary insanity.
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To her, my flip phone was not only proof of insanity but dangerous.
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Her paintings confront us with empowered female sexuality, insanity, and fetishized body parts.
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It is also productive in ways that other forms of insanity are not.
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Then, you let the next YouTube video auto-play, and it's "Virtual Insanity".
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READ MORE: Working at Cracker Barrel on Thanksgiving Is Pure Insanity That's right.
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The judge reminded me I could change my guilty* plea by claiming insanity.
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A normal person may recognize this as insanity, but this was my normal.
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He said he would describe his first volcanic eruption with one word: "Insanity."
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It matters but is far from the true root of our fiscal insanity.
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It's easy to look past the insanity of it and just play along.
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And if you're wondering ... yes, the AMAs got a permit for this insanity.
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But it will be able to call itself the party of, well, insanity.
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Boredom breeds insanity and the most vulnerable— like Bpaet, fall through the cracks.
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It's insanity, and all of this could be solved if they descheduled marijuana.
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I have spent years learning how to deal with my brand of insanity.
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Bannon told them it was insanity to expedite the process and comply fully.
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It's the only way to balance all that violence, death and burgeoning insanity.
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You get to say yes to normalcy and rationality and no to insanity.
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He's a backstop against the political insanity of the right and the left.
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On the surface, this sounds like insanity, or the stuff of black comedy.
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"It's total insanity," said Ralph Nader, the consumer advocate and former presidential candidate.
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It's the perfect storm of intrigue and insanity, making it excellent meme material.
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Initiating a nuclear war, any nuclear war, would be an act of insanity.
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While Rumi considers insanity a mark of divine favor, he distinguishes between types.
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The economist Kenneth Arrow crisply described the biggest insanity back in December 220.
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Thanks, guys — who reeled me back from the cliffs of insanity — much appreciated.
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But even Rogers' city was not immune from the insanity sweeping the country.
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He was found not guilty by reason of insanity in a 2001 trial.
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"It's a shame that he allowed himself to fall victim to this insanity."
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He pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, contending that he has schizophrenia.
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Well, you know what they say: The definition of insanity is Donald Trump.
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It is not a maelstrom of meaninglessness that will lead us into insanity.
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I get hyper about this because I think it's insanity on every level.
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Lorena was later tried for the attack, but acquitted by reason of temporary insanity.
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When the trial began in May, Jones pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Of course, they too have been swept up into the insanity of the moment.
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Nolen was convicted in late September after the jury rejected his plea of insanity.
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"The time has come for us to end and stop the insanity," he added.
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So far, he seems unwilling to plead insanity or to apologize for his remarks.
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Hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity at a 1982 jury trial.
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"If you want to take a look at insanity, listen to that," Frankel said.
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It would be very difficult to look for a lesson here amongst this insanity.
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He pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and was spared the death penalty.
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Laura Clarke, a city worker, said she was devastated and called it economic insanity.
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" Xiomara's husband, Fred Zajonczkoski, told the paper, "He's trying to pull an insanity defense.
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Throughout all this insanity, it's really only the Mother who wants the guests out.
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I decide to work out so I do the Beachbody Insanity Pure Cardio workout.
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The reflex to find culprits—women, Jews—is a distinctly human form of insanity.
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Adding to the insanity: Parche's motive was to get Graf back to number one.
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Unfortunately, "Marseille" is too self-serious to reach a fun "Scandal" level of insanity.
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His attorney had recommended that he plead insanity, but Durham had decided against this.
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It's been said that romantic love is the only socially acceptable form of insanity.
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It makes sure that politicians who break with this insanity are smeared and primaried.
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This is where both the genre styling and the story truly dissolve into insanity.
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"Playing on the dead fish in the ice is nothing but insanity," wrote another.
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I'm down for dialogue that never stops skewering the insanity of modern medical insurance.
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Even the means of her legal escape—temporary insanity—was a form of gaslighting.
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I settled down with my beer to watch the mesmerizing insanity that is lucha.
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Like, when Being Bobby Brown was on with Whitney Houston, that show was insanity.
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Either way, watch the insanity of "John Wayne" below if you have Apple Music.
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Mr. Herczog was found not guilty of murdering his father by reason of insanity.
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These include popular workouts like the P90X series, 21-Day Fix, Insanity and PiYo.
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The so-called "insanity defense" bars such an individual from being held criminally responsible.
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"Insanity and folly": experts on Trump's proposal to build tens of thousands of nukes
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Ms. Ortega faces murder charges and has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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"Academics called his theory insanity, totally wacky and completely off the wall," he said.
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The original version of this puzzle included the revealer INSANITY DEFENSE, so BEATLEMANIA, e.g.
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Prosecutors typically argue that the insanity claim is a ruse invented after the crime.
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Colbert was one of the only heroes we had during the insanity of that.
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The court ruled in cases on the insanity defense, race discrimination and copyright infringement.
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Feature What happens after a defendant is found not guilty by reason of insanity?
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James's insanity acquittal placed him in an obscure, multibillion-dollar segment of domestic detention.
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I don't think the general realizes the insanity of what he is talking about.
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"The road to insanity in these situations is obsessing about injustice," said Ms. Scott.
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Jurors in June dismissed the insanity defense and convicted him of second-degree murder.
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You can empathize with the narrator's pain, and you can cringe over her insanity.
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Espousing hate is not comic relief, but just another wedge between sanity and insanity.
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It's more stable than a single day of insanity that you pay so much for.
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A judge found him not guilty by reason of insanity and the case was dismissed.
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There's some reason to their insanity; however, Morgan's cars have always been made from wood.
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Even for the traditional insanity that is the Internet, this has been a strange week.
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So asking to be spared from the insanity of war merely proves that he's not.
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It was everything from insanity to things I'd already seen somewhere; that was the range.
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The care is self-evident, and the show's EDM score only ratchets up the insanity.
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Harvey's attorney "did not consider an insanity plea," according to the report of his actions.
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" Few websites, these days, offer "places of refuge" to which to "flee from this insanity.
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Determined to change her lifestyle, she decided to try out a workout program called Insanity.
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"For me it was beyond the limit of common sense and insanity," he told Reuters.
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"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again," Tung says.
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By magnifying insanity, the media has allowed Twitter to be a proxy for press releases.
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OK. But, incredibly, even that summary doesn't wholly reflect the insanity of what went down.
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Albert Einstein said that insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different result.
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It is said that insanity is repeating the same action and expecting a different result.
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I was acquitted from temporary insanity based on the abuse my husband afflicted on me.
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The often-quoted definition of insanity, 'repeating behavior and expecting different results', comes to mind.
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Repeating the same mistakes and expecting different results is, of course, the definition of insanity.
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"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results," Cook tweeted.
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It's political insanity and nothing short of political malpractice for Republicans to ignore these trends.
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In France at around the same time, Philippe Pinel was revolutionizing the understanding of insanity.
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"And for people to applaud, that is absolutely f---ing insanity to me," Smith said.
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This guy [Neumann] is going to lead you into insanity with a very tempting package.
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The insanity lies not in the patient but in the society that wolfs her down.
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"It's insanity to continue doing something over and other and expecting something different," Taylor said.
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His attorney several days ago said he would not pursue an insanity defense, WOOD reported.
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Until then, enjoy clips of Michael B. Jordan brooding about the "insanity" of books above.
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He has admitted to the shootings but claimed temporary insanity and is currently on trial.
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Charged with first-degree murder, Ms. Ortega has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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And I added to the insanity because I stayed in character when I was directing.
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That's a lot more humane and effective than the current insanity we are engaged in.
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Ben-David, 30, lodged an insanity plea that held up his formal conviction and sentencing.
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"First of all, this is insanity," said Mike Loder, a contributor to Kiwi Gun Blog.
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You talk to these people, and they're still just wracked by the insanity of that.
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We're not dealing with logic here, we're not dealing with reason, we're dealing with insanity.
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Does retreating to an insanity room to watch it in perfect quiet help with that?
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Today, only an estimated one-21000th of 211986 percent of contested felony cases end in a successful N.G.R.I. defense — that is, the prosecutor disputes the insanity defense, the case goes to trial and the jury finds the defendant not guilty by reason of insanity.
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" After Mr. Weber's report, however, Monsignor Ratzinger called the latest attempt to investigate the allegations "insanity.
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Although Weaver pleaded guilty by reason of insanity, the judge ruled her to be mentally competent.
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I always tell people that LSD allows you to try out a temporary state of insanity.
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THE BEAUTIFUL INSANITY OF CLOSE-UP NATURE PHOTOS The world reveals its terrors under a microscope.
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Sleep expert Colin Espie, a professor at the University of Oxford, confirmed the insanity of this.
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And this rundown isn't even a sliver of the insanity that Jones spews out every week.
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It may be tempting to declare this year's bitcoin rebound as another sign of investor insanity.
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Why are we seeing this explosion and this resurgence of all of this insanity and incivility?
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But this week's story of food-related election insanity brings a new twist to the saga.
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Ortega's lawyers had failed to convince the jury she was not guilty by reason of insanity.
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It's very much "insanity from a 19th century novel," and my god, I felt so bad.
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But with a shift in color, Alan's insanity takes a sharp turn from endearing to menacing.
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Ramos had previously pleaded not guilty and not mentally responsible, Maryland's equivalent of the insanity defense.
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We'll have more of the same bad policy and more of the same bad results. Insanity.
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"I will never, and I mean this, ever forgive those who perpetuated this insanity," Dionne added.
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Social media users documented the insanity, sharing some pretty gnarly photos and footage of the thunderstorm.
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However, carrying balances and letting accounts become delinquent, as millennials are increasingly doing, is financial insanity.
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Worley had initially pleaded not guilty and had planned to plead insanity, the Indianapolis Star reported.
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"It's insanity," says Doug Russell of Brown Harris Stevens, a brokerage that primarily serves the wealthy.
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It&aposs really - the insanity just keeps growing - it seems like it&aposs growing every year.
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Pure, unadulterated insanity for the closest thing to a goal you can get without actually scoring.
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Solitary confinement we know creates insanity; being in isolation that way is a form of torture.
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But the craziest part of all this is how people around them react to this insanity.
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He kills people and then eats them, which adds an extra layer to his insanity. 2.
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Rachel Leigh Cook's This is Your Brain on Drugs PSA is an icon of '90s insanity.
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Lorena was charged with malicious wounding -- but was found not guilty of due to temporary insanity.
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Terrorism against innocent civilians is the result of nothing except the murderous insanity of the perpetrators.
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Related: Somehoodlum on Animating Lil Uzi Vert's Cartoon Music Video Need 3 Minutes of Insanity Today?
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"This fall, the insanity of the Trump era is likely to kick up a notch," MoveOn.
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John was tried and acquitted of rape, while she was acquitted by reason of temporary insanity.
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I was left in a state of manic insanity—I kept thinking the trip wasn't over.
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And I think he wanted to protect his family from the insanity there would have been.
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Doing the same thing 62 times and expecting a different result is one definition of insanity.
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There can be no greater definition of stupidity or bravery; insanity or clarity; hubris or grace.
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"I was interested in portraying Ida's mind, her passion and yes, sometimes her insanity," she explained.
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John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson star as unaffected Luddites trying to get through the insanity.
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But killing them both off at the same time is borderline insanity even for this show.
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I just can't navigate myself through the digital hysteria and political insanity of the current times.
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The speed of the ticket sales was a precursor to the insanity of the tour itself.
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And defense lawyers ordinarily submit brain imaging to bolster claims of their clients' incompetency or insanity.
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When it comes to Hillary Clinton, it's best for Republicans to remember the definition of insanity.
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"It's insanity," said a primary care doctor in Massachusetts, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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To others, they symbolized the insanity of war and the folly of defenses against nuclear attack.
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The episode depicted a mother who killed her children but was acquitted with an insanity defense.
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Netflix announced today that it's ordered a fifth season of Bluth insanity, to air in 2018.
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Chimpanzee art is used as a means to illuminate the insanity of the contemporary art market.
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Amazon's search for a second headquarters sent economic development agencies around the country into peak insanity.
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The lies, myths and insanity of white supremacy contaminated the soil and the soul of America.
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"I still can't decide if it's genius or insanity — but it's probably a bit of both."
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"It's part of the insanity we see in Milwaukee," Mayor Tom Barrett told reporters on Tuesday.
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Think about the insanity of our times that allies of the president are gleeful about this.
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The success of P90X also led Beach Body to release more DVD programs, most notably Insanity.
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Ben-David, 30, had lodged an insanity plea that held up his formal conviction and sentencing.
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As California's governor vows to tackle the state's homelessness crisis, housing "insanity" stands in the way.
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It so happens that Ms. Moonves didn't sound whiny talking about the insanity presently surrounding her.
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Even when parked, its flared fenders and angry nostrils project aggression and insanity like nothing else.
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In a novel haunted by insanity and suicide, the memory of this family outcast is important.
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The footage of the reenactment would make it hard for Jackson to claim insanity in court.
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" Jeffrey Toobin, CNN's chief legal analyst, described Duffy's remarks as "insanity and, frankly, anti-immigrant bigotry.
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Mr. Cowell could be sentenced to life in prison if the jury rejected his insanity defense.
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"It would be an act of insanity to try to compete with the N.F.L.," he conceded.
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Novels are dangerous and cause insanity, until they become classics worthy of being studied in college.
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Relieved and exhausted, they took a long-overdue break, and rehashed the insanity of the flight.
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We got video of the insanity just as it started Sunday night outside Nightingale in WeHo.
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Indeed, much of what Altman said Thursday night would be considered pure insanity coming from someone else.
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She had previously planned to plead insanity in the deaths of the children, according to the outlet.
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So, we were in Los Angeles and it was ... I mean, the first wave was just insanity.
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If you thought this was about a woman on the brink of insanity, you also thought wrong.
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" He had wondered if his Manhattan literary agency Donadio & Olson had a thief, but "that was insanity.
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We are so beautifully unique, but it's my uniqueness that drove me to the brink of insanity.
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So by default, our editors told us, "You are now on the beat of White House insanity."
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But the Cabbage Patch insanity was the perfect alchemy of consumer hysteria and creepy soft-sculpted charm.
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Making his way through crowded clubs after each victory -- check out the scene around the champ ... insanity!
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Tuesday's ruling rejected a defense of insanity, finding instead that the defendant was responsible for his actions.
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Beyond the insanity of this oversight — cutting together all those live musical performances was such a feat!
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That verdict prompted Congress and some U.S. states to adopt laws limiting use of the insanity defense.
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" Duffy's fellow contributor Jeffrey Toobin also blasted Duffy's remarks, calling them "insanity and, frankly, anti-immigrant bigotry.
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"Insanity" is popularly defined as doing the same thing over and over again but expecting different results.
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Train crashes, shootings, nuclear accidents; is there any place of refuge one can flee from this insanity?
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Host Shaun T (creator of the hugely popular Insanity program) says it makes the setup more realistic.
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She had previously planned to plead insanity in the deaths of the children, according to the newspaper.
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At no point has she demonstrated a kind of genocidal insanity, a need to kill civilians indiscriminately.
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In this way, I think that the chaos-induced insanity of the new Messages is actually smart.
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But Taylor took his work seriously, "I think he was a genius bordering on insanity," Keller added.
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This financial insanity is overtaking the world because bond prices are skyrocketing as stock prices are tanking.
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In March, Katims filed a notice with the court that he planned to use an insanity defense.
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But lovers of chaos, fear not: There are three days left for mass insanity to break out.
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Follow up questions: Who needs that sticky icky icky when you can drive yourself to temporary insanity?
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It's Saturday and I'm at the salon getting in some quality "me time" before the insanity ensues.
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Oh, and you should check out the Chinese game consoles and the insanity they come preloaded with.
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If you think you're not political, you're complicit in the insanity that's going on and the injustice.
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Some Danish DJs start their set and I start drinking Champagne to come down from the insanity.
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But the verdict was overturned and in 2006 Yates was found not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Lead singer Jay Kay's fuzzy black hat was the focal point of Jamiroquai's video "Virtual Insanity" (1996).
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Then again, borderline insanity is what made this show run like a Rolls for almost a decade.
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Will this update spark the same level of insanity that was seen with the game's initial launch?
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In drug recovery circles, the definition of insanity is repeating the same mistakes and expecting different results.
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Relative Insanity Party Game, $14.16Think "Cards Against Humanity," but for some wholesome fun for the whole family.
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Background reading: • Ms. McClelland's Times Magazine article on how an insanity plea can become a life sentence.
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Such a dialogue is not just diplomatic malpractice; in these unique circumstances, it amounts to rank insanity.
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GJ: Certainly, that my country voted to come out of the European Union I regard as insanity.
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The modern insanity defense has long been polemical, and the legal standards vary from state to state.
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That's the fundamental insanity of running headlong toward a floor vote without a score from the CBO.
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"We all believed she was in temporary insanity when it happened, suffering from postpartum psychosis," Allen says.
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N.C.A.A. MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT What new insanity lies in store for your brackets in the Sweet 16?
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The court also agreed to decide whether states may abolish the dominant version of the insanity defense.
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"Kansas has not simply redefined the insanity defense," wrote Justice Breyer, joined by Justices Ginsburg and Sotomayor.
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I knew it was time to go to sleep when I started to see the insanity fleas.
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I experienced methamphetamine psychosis numerous times, and each break was different after the insanity fleas showed up.
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His lawyer, Allan Lobozzo, said in an interview that his client would likely use an insanity defense.
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But mostly, he just didn't think about the insanity of what he was trying to pull off.
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Mr. Higdon calls multiple marathons "acts of insanity," but that hasn't stopped him from following the call.
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Four other states — Alaska, Idaho, Montana and Utah — have adopted the same rules about the insanity defense.
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Lawmakers should not negotiate with the president until he puts a stop to this "zero tolerance" insanity.
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He describes countless scenes of terror, disgust, insanity and stupidity in prose that is lucid and unadorned.
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A few years ago, Ms. Billingsley was reduced to what she, herself, considered an act of insanity.
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You know, we keep operating the same way, which I think is the literal definition of insanity.
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What's the reason that on that particular night, one individual would sacrifice everyone else for his insanity?
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WM: But the idea that if you fail once that your career ends is insanity to me.
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And then there was Tucker and of course Hannity To put an extra-fine gloss on insanity.
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The judge, William E. Garnett, warned his refusal could jeopardize his right to use an insanity defense.
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I always felt like a buffer between the insanity of my dad and my brother and sister.
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Someone please check old Wile E. Coyote cartoons, because only Hanna-Barbera could have foreseen this insanity.
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However, her so-called "insanity" was more an illusion of the era and society in which she lived.
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She apologized today on Twitter for the insanity saying, "I crossed a line and I deeply regret it".
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To shield criticism given Farrakhan&aposs racist and anti-Semitic past, including some of these classic insanity comments.
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"Sometimes a deal at the top of the market can be something that crystallizes the insanity", he added.
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Provoking them to insanity was the strategy Mr Trump's former chief political adviser, Steve Bannon, articulated for him.
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But nothing quite captures the insanity like this tremendous report from Terry Sater at WISN 12 in Milwaukee.
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In a world of celeb and social-media insanity, her transparency is refreshing, even if it's totally unrelatable.
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Although she spoke out against the insanity of small sample sizes, her tenure was mainly business as usual.
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Prepare for utter insanity from start to finish, and expect to be shocked and offended at every turn.
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Dalton was found competent to stand trial, and his lawyer said he would not pursue an insanity defense.
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That had a huge effect on me, that insanity, Gary Panter's design, and that color and that strangeness.
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The "In My Feelings" challenge began as an innocent Drake meme and has now officially reached peak insanity.
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One definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome.
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Please, someone turn this short clip of controlled insanity into a movie or TV series, it deserves it.
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Its insanity President Trump did rightly commute Alice&aposs sentence and you all remember - - this was choke (ph).
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I've been dealing with nonstop nightmares and struggling through therapy to make sense of this tragedy and insanity.
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Willfully jumping off a cliff involves a bit of insanity, but this clip takes it to another level.
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I went through a period of a completely insanity-inducing sleep schedule: I'd be awake until 5 a.
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This is the definition of insanity: doing the same thing over and over again but expecting different results.
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Both Harley Quinn and Deadpool have a proclivity for violence, but ultimately their insanity is based in humor.
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The fact that the remaining stems have been converted to cheesy general MIDI instruments adds to the insanity.
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They say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.
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I think it is really fitting, and that feeling of overwhelming-ness, or this oncoming onslaught of insanity?
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I've already written about this insanity and it is—to make a long story extremely short—not true.
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A kindly, quite handsome psychiatrist enters the scene to investigate whether she should be pardoned due to insanity.
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If we can make some jokes and expose the insanity of all this, then we're doing our part.
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Perinatal psychiatrists encourage findings based on 21st-century neuroscience in place of an archaic 19th-century insanity defense.
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It is not known if Crews plans to plead guilty or not guilty by reason of mental insanity.
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" "This is just insanity," John Miller told New York AM 22019's John Catsimatidis on "The Cats Roundtable.
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The idea was a mix of folly and insanity—as is obvious now and should've been obvious then.
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In 1873, he was jailed again, this time in New York, before a trial on an insanity charge.
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The campiness of the '60s, the insanity of the '70s, and the philosophical implication of the modern era.
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His lawyers said that he had shown signs of psychosis and that they were considering an insanity defense.
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Leftist Media Lies have reached Peak Insanity and compared me to the evil Pittsburgh murderer of 11 Jews!
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Foggy, Matt, and Karen are thinking the only way to handle this is to try the insanity plea.
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"The fact that we are still debating any of this is just utter insanity to me," DiCaprio said.
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As the saying goes, doing the same thing twice and expecting different results is the definition of insanity.
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Mitch McConnell talked him down by asking him to imagine the insanity of a nationwide popular vote recount.
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"Of course not — that's insanity," he said when asked if there's plot against the Republican presidential front-runner.
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If more states abolish an insanity defense, it will be tougher for the mentally ill to defend themselves.
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Ms. Ortega faces two counts of first-degree murder and is pleading not guilty by reason of insanity.
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"I don't know if rolling the dice makes you brave, but the insanity was certainly there," Popovich said.
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She decided against an insanity defense and accepted responsibility for the death of her son, Gavriel Ortiz-Fisher.
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Kahler also presented evidence of insanity at sentencing after his conviction, but the jury imposed the death penalty.
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Breyer wrote in a dissent that the rule effectively administers an arbitrary disparity over who can argue insanity.
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"I couldn't have written the book without having first fallen victim to this form of insanity," he said.
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Mr. Garcia shrugged off the Day of Fire as "insanity" and lies cooked up by an "unpatriotic" press.
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The "not criminally responsible" finding is Maryland's version of not guilty by reason of insanity in other states.
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Sometimes I, too, take a day or a weekend away from the insanity to preserve my own peace.
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"A form of insanity" is his take on her belief in the Biblical vision of a greater Israel.
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Neither used an insanity defense, but legal experts say their crimes showed how conspiracy theories can influence people.
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But the weather has driven everyone half-mad, so we wait patiently for full insanity to kick in.
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The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again but expecting a different result.
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Insanity—Marketers know people love the (unachievable) idea of getting ripped without ever stepping foot in a gym.
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Insanity and P353X are high-intensity interval training (aka "HIIT"), but with extremely short rest periods between intervals.
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It is said that insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.
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"Check out the latest I&A" -- Intelligence and Analysis -- "insanity -- as if leadership really cares," the employee wrote.
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The Spartan King Cleomenes drank undiluted wine and, driven to insanity, eventually committed suicide in his prison cell.
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And Kara Kay, our fallen angel, was level headed and intelligent despite conditions that drove many others to insanity.
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I've been dealing with non-stop nightmares and struggling through therapy to make sense of this tragedy and insanity.
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Hinckley was found not guilty by insanity for the the 1981 shooting that left Reagan with a chest injury.
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That, in turn, would prevent the physical illness, emotional distress, and literal insanity Graham preached that self-pleasuring caused.
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" Young added, "Could you imagine the INSANITY if Chelsea, Sasha or Malia were called what Samantha Bee called Ivanka?
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The Bakers believed they were being watched, and their fear echoes the fear that drove the Peacocks to insanity.
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Say what you want about his religion, but it could certainly bolster a case for copping an insanity plea.
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His defense has conceded that he killed the children, but he has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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So we were just making an insanity fest out of all of the leftovers, and eating off the counter.
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This president identifies opportunities to expose the left and the insanity that they pursue, catch and release, sanctuary cities.
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" Barney disputed his claims of insanity telling the Daily News that, "He said he was used to doing this.
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Plaskon's attorneys initially indicated they were exploring an insanity defense, and he pleaded not guilty in December of 2015.
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Diagnosis is thus clearly not death, but insanity is repeating the past and expecting the outcome to be different.
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Other characters from across the Mario universe make their own cameos across the script's nearly 90 pages of insanity.
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Thanks, white supremacists, you really helped me promote my show... I'm a little grateful, I guess, to the insanity.
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After hearing Bobby openly admit his insanity, Rebecca does the only thing there is to do: Dump the madman.
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As such, scrappy singing is not out of place in these drunken, demonic ballads of loneliness, insanity and murder.
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Julian Clarke on finding the balance between narrative and sheer insanity Deadpool is a pretty singular character in comics.
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It's not the easiest thing to explain, but luckily he got the ridiculousness and loved the insanity of it.
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Perhaps you were hoping this year's commercial breaks might provide an escape from our country's current political insanity. Wrong!
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However, doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result is the definition of insanity.
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Musk said that his executive team "reeled him back from the cliffs on insanity," which doesn't tell us much.
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Some say the definition of insanity is repeating the same behavior over and over and expecting a different outcome.
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Doing something that other people consider insanity/impossible requires equal parts narcissism and a messianic view of technological transformation.
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The house is not a symptom of her mourning or her insanity, but of her insatiable curiosity and drive.
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Congress can end this insanity by banning CBP internal checkpoints and mandating the agents be sent to the border.
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"Bachmanity Insanity" more or less took a breather, and may be the most breezily entertaining episode of the season.
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But the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.
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An exhibition on Van Gogh's madness blends art with history, examining his descent into insanity in his final years.
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Dalton was deemed competent to stand trial and he recently dropped an insanity plea, according to the Associated Press.
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Otto is said to have kept his doll into adulthood and it subsequently tormented his late wife to insanity.
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It explores the portrayal of how a woman is often driven to insanity by obsession, paranoia, jealousy, and isolation.
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It's growing at a similar rate to Zumba and Insanity—first it'll be a cult, next a nationwide obsession.
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During the Middle Ages, we blamed insanity, epilepsy, fevers, and of course werewolves and vampires on the full moon.
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Yeah, well I was feeling insane so I figured I should just focus that insanity into this weird project.
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Here are the ways you can do it: The lines have died down from the insanity of the opening.
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Paytas has released 11 books, her first of which is titled "The History of My Insanity," released in 2013.
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Charged with two counts of first-degree murder, Ms. Ortega, 55, has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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The nanny, Yoselyn Ortega, 55, has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to charges of first-degree murder.
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They're powerful because of the uncertainties they force us to live with, the insanity they cause us to approach.
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A finding of not criminally responsible is Maryland's version of what is commonly referred to as the insanity defense.
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This wasn't a tough stance on behalf of American interests, it was a declaration of ignorance and policy insanity.
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What it does show is just how far towards insanity and away from common sense American society has gone.
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Her lawyer, Jean Wang, who is not related to her client, said she intended to pursue an insanity defense.
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If the jury determines she is not guilty by reason of insanity she faces time in a mental hospital.
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If you keep doing something the same way hoping for a different outcome, isn't that the definition of insanity?
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The defendant may still choose insanity as a defense, but then her case will be decided by a jury.
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Similarly, rampant poaching kills tens of thousands of elephants every year; if this insanity doesn't stop, extinction is assured.
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These people baffle the throngs who see a man unfit for office and possibly inching closer to diagnosable insanity.
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As dark as it is funny, "Get Shorty" continues to depict both the allure and the insanity of showbiz.
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I would force you to endure watching the regurgitation, the repetition ... the insanity that has gone on all day.
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Mr. du Pont was ruled temporarily incompetent to stand trial; he then pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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We start to question whether he's deliberately pushing Ephraim into insanity after hearing of how his last wickie died.
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But what tortures her and ultimately drives her to insanity is her own complex of childhood fear and guilt.
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The American Civil Liberties Union also submitted a brief arguing that the abolition of the insanity defense is unconstitutional.
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Does the BOJ want to be the outlier of temporary insanity when every other central bank is pulling back?
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The author said that doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result is insanity.
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And, she is correct, that people forget that a jury found her not guilty by reason of temporary insanity.
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Hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity in 1982 and was committed to St. Elizabeths Hospital in Washington.
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Now, Peter Fonda&aposs comments are sick, twisted, ugly, demented and this is the insanity coming from America&aposs left.
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He had originally pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to the charge of threatening a man with a gun.
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Emily Bear "Dancin" This song has a melody line that reminds me of Jamiroquai's "Virtual Insanity," in the best way.
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Sasha thinks learning how Becky died might provide clues on how to stop this insanity from taking over her life.
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In her 2006 retrial, Yates was found not guilty by reason of insanity and sent to a state mental hospital.
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It allows us to have one attention on all the insanity in our lives, and one attention on our soul.
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"It doesn&apost go to the level of an insanity defense, but he does have mental health issues," he added.
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What comes across clearly is the utter insanity of the musician's life, lived under intense (and often unfair) media scrutiny.
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"It was all insanity," Marshall told the Archive of American Television in 2016 of Williams' sudden exit from the show.
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The then-24-year-old California native pleaded not guilty of murder charges by reason of insanity in April 2015.
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In 2011, he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity on a burglary charge before later entering a guilty plea.
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After all, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.
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After a year of major upheaval and worldwide insanity, we won't be heartbroken to see 2017 in our rearview mirrors.
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The fact that this kind of rhetoric has become normalized, including in elite circles, is itself a kind of insanity.
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No one wants to be associated with this kind of insanity but the radical left, this is who they are.
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Likewise, "insanity" in Amnesia is cured by turning the character's eyes away from whatever horror or monster originally caused it.
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He has signed a recording contract with Insanity Records - a joint venture with Sony Music UK - via independent company Speakerbox.
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Now the dissidents are no longer trapped by the hyperinflating insanity of the bolivar or state controls on currency exchanges.
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He recently partnered up with Red Bull, a beverage company famous for backing incredible feats of human endurance and insanity.
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On Tuesday, Nellie King, one of the lawyers representing Austin Harrouff, filed a notice of intent for an insanity defense.
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Watkins' lawyer, Norman Aubin, says the defense has evidence to support a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity.
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But The Worker's Cup believes in the game a little too much to drive home the insanity of its scenario.
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We're not saying this relationship is the definition of insanity, but family and friends say the evidence is piling up.
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Perhaps this is just an interlude of insanity that will be eased somehow, in a way we cannot yet imagine.
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He was found competent to stand trial after previously pleading not guilty by reason of insanity, according to court record.
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In June 1982, he was found not guilty by reason of insanity and committed to St. Elizabeths Hospital in Washington.
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As the old adage goes, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and expecting a different result.
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Some reformers suggested using herbs, prayer, cranial surgery and exercise as remedies, but most cases of insanity were considered hopeless.
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Former billionaire Michael Novogratz says it's 'insanity' that his billionaire friends feel like 'victims' of Elizabeth Warren's proposed wealth tax
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Cryptic speeches add a certain blink-and-you'll-miss-it brand of insanity that only rewards viewers who pay attention.
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It's practically impossible to reconcile the insanity of the last three days with optimism for the future of American democracy.
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That had been in the long history of WPA—there's been a lot of insanity like that over the years.
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Amid the insanity of 2017, a movement urging investors to sell off investments in fossil fuels didn't grab much attention.
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The court also agreed to hear constitutional challenges to state laws allowing non-unanimous juries and barring the insanity defense.
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It is easy to say that insanity is the only sane reaction to the America of the past two decades.
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They were challenging Kansas' 20-year-old abolition of the insanity defense and effectively asking the court to overturn it.
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They were challenging Kansas' 20-year-old abolition of the insanity defense and effectively asking the court to overturn it.
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When defendants are found not guilty by reason of insanity, they are sometimes confined to a psychiatric institution for life.
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The start of the trial was delayed for years while Ms. Ortega's lawyers built a case for the insanity defense.
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There was a genuine and sincere spike of insanity on Twitter and it was accurately reflected in the trending box.
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His lawyers had unsuccessfully argued before trial that the state law preventing Kahler from using the insanity defense was unconstitutional.
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The insanity defense has been part of the American judicial system from its founding, carried over from our English forebears.
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At that point, the district attorney may offer an insanity plea — some 212002 percent of N.G.R.I. verdicts are plea deals.
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They say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting a different result.
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Passing a 22019% tax increase on the hard-working families of Illinois without any semblance of reform is absolute insanity.
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The full insanity that was this episode of Bachelor: Live can be viewed online by those with a cable login.
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In one of his Virginia trials, Malvo used an insanity defense, alleging that Muhammad had brainwashed him into committing murder.
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Rehak expressed concern after the sentencing that jurors might be swayed by an insanity defense, according to the Roanoke Times.
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There's art — the idea of art, the irrational purity of art, the insanity of it — and then there's product-making.
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They say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.
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"There's insanity going on," said Milton Ingerman, a retired physician who parks on the street on the Upper West Side.
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" Tuesday night that the president is "completely unhinged" and that his press conference Tuesday was "15 minutes of unprecedented insanity.
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The two flit and play on tenuous thresholds, darkness and comedy, delving into a man's pain and his fatalistic insanity.
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And paying your fourth-line center, Casey Cizikas, $3.35 million per year for five seasons is the definition of insanity.
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Three liberal justices — Stephen BreyerStephen BreyerSupreme Court rules states can eliminate insanity defense Supreme Court postpones oral arguments amid coronavirus pandemic Supreme Court will close to public amid coronavirus pandemic MORE, Sonia SotomayorSonia SotomayorSupreme Court rules states can eliminate insanity defense Juan Williams: Biden's promises on women are a big deal Biden should choose a Latina as his running mate MORE and Ruth Bader GinsburgRuth Bader GinsburgSupreme Court raises bar for racial discrimination claims in contracts Supreme Court rules states can eliminate insanity defense Supreme Court postpones oral arguments amid coronavirus pandemic MORE — dissented.
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In "Bachmanity Insanity," two guys with tons of cash on hand blow through almost all of it in about 30 minutes.
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"I acknowledge that I took things too far ... but the reaction and the outrage has been nothing but insanity," he says.
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Jail, the E.R., rehabs, judges, burglary, love, tears, hopelessness, laughter, hope, insanity, Al Anon meetings, and then again the day after.
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The client pleaded guilty by reason of insanity but was found competent for trial, the Evening Journal reported at the time.
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People are realizing that continuing to do the same thing over and over again while expecting different results truly is insanity.
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Yoselyn Ortega had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to the murders of Lulu and Leo Krim, 252 and 2.
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But as the Nerdwriter points out, that insanity was both incredibly calculated and a milestone in a legacy of edgy animation.
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JOR SCARBOROUGH, MSNBC: Far beyond a rebuke and this is a -- this shows the insanity that has overtaken the Republican Party.
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DiNardo was once committed, but lawyer Fortunato Perri said mental health professionals weren&apost sure they could present an insanity defense.
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Cook went on to slam U.S. lawmakers' inaction around gun control as "insanity" and called for bipartisan efforts on the issue.
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"This is the definition of insanity: trying the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome," says Fuchs.
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"To me, foreign policy is a form of insanity," Charles Koch said in a TV appearance with his brother in 2015.
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But continuing the same -- I would say insanity -- that we've been doing for the last 16 years, that has to change.
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If the slow creep of collective insanity at The Emirates needs to be evidenced, then look no further than this video.
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Johnson's attorney, Jim Davis, acknowledged his client killed and decapitated his mother and told reporters he is considering an insanity defense.
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If a caller starts the call with 'I swear I'm not crazy' then you need to buckle up for some insanity.
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"There's so much craziness, so much stupidity, so much insanity everywhere you look," Marchinke said, reflecting on the Las Vegas shooting.
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And I think there also is a question of how much of a limit do we want to put on insanity?
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" Oh, and she listened to Melodrama continuously while making it which she says "probably drove me to insanity to some degree.
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In that "Insanity" video, Prophet performs in front of a velvet curtain, flanked by musicians dressed in chic Sun Ra hoods.
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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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Young's pairing—we cannot legislate evil, we cannot legislate insanity—reinforces an old and troubled association of evil with mental illness.
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Read more: 'Pure insanity': Intelligence veterans are floored by Barr's 'off the books' overtures to foreign officials about the Russia probe
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It started with the "tea party" insanity akimbo degrading cartoons and collages of Barack Obama and morphed into something truly disgusting.
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"This is insanity," said the detective, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to do so publicly.
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At Saito's trial, a judge found him not guilty by reason of insanity and had him committed to the state hospital.
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It has been said that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.
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And you know what they say about insanity: It's repeating the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.
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I am a lifetime Mets fan, which describes its own sort of insanity, and I found gloriously lunatic and recognizable companions.
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Under Colorado's criminal insanity statute, a defendant found unfit to stand trial must have the competency determination reviewed every 90 days.
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When the Mother is finally driven beyond the bounds of her tolerance and into insanity, we return to the movie's beginning.
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Saving the planet will be hard enough without ideological insanity combined with the unforgiveable silence of elected Republicans who know better.
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What shocked me the most is this nation's collective insanity over Roll up the Rim, [the contest hosted by Tim Hortons].
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But if you are found not guilty by reason of insanity, you could be confined to an institution for 587 years.
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No insanity rule in this country's heritage or history was ever so settled as to tie a State's hands centuries later.
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She has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, and her trial has turned largely on questions about her mental health.
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I learned that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.
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The sentencing put an end to a yearslong case that had been delayed as Ms. Ortega's lawyers prepared the insanity defense.
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In Dr. Bouchard, that pair finds a person whose expertise can help distinguish demonic possession from run-of-the-mill insanity.
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There are descriptions of Mike Pence as "a wax museum guy," able to blithely absorb any amount of insanity without comment.
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"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result," said Albert Einstein.
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A jury found Mr. Gilbert, 35, guilty of second-degree murder and gun charges in late June, rejecting an insanity defense.
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If u still support Biden after he said he would consider a Republican VP, I have no words...this is insanity.
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Would repeating the same experiment again and expecting a different outcome be a saner approach when Einstein allegedly called that insanity?
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In a failed attempt to avoid extradition to France, he claimed insanity, and told authorities he had murdered his first wife.
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This isn't even related to the insanity of the murder trial, which was a maelstrom of racial tension, celebrity, and violence.
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That change, it seems, was enough to persuade the jurors to give the verdict of not guilty by reason of temporary insanity.
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He is currently scheduled to be tried in September, and his attorney said he will pursue an insanity defense, the Times reports.
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So the idea that if the best companies are doing it, it's not right for the smallest companies, to me is insanity.
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Filmed as an A-picture, taken seriously by all involved which makes the insanity that follows grounded enough to not be silly.
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She claims he raped her and that she suffered from a bout of temporary insanity following years of physical and sexual abuse.
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In New York, a defendant must prove their inability to distinguish right from wrong in order to win an insanity plea defense.
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I've been meaning to do this for months but kept putting it off, until my interest rate hit 216%, which is insanity.
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Previously, the 39-year-old gunman had pleaded not guilty and not criminally responsible, which is Maryland's version of an insanity defense.
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Jarrod Ramos, who is accused of killing five people in a Maryland newsroom last year, will pursue an insanity defense at trial.
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" The president of the New York City Police Benevolent Association, the police union, tweeted that the judge's determination is "pure political insanity.
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At that point Dunn will plead not guilty by reason of insanity and Hartke will seek to have him evaluated, he says.
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And when someone strips away the indigenous spirituality that's already there, it creates a vacuum that gets filled with fundamentalism and insanity.
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Traditionally, the VMAs are more about the spectacle -- and downright insanity of the show -- than who takes home the MTV Moonman trophy.
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I don't pretend to be a bastion of mental health, but I cannot, for reasons of self-preservation, buy into Schmid's insanity.
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Their gigs were world-renowned for their complete insanity with the crowd often spending more time on stage than the band. 9.
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Attorneys and defendants have argued the tactic in U.S. courtrooms as part of provocation, insanity, and self-defense claims since the 1960s.
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You can play a Malkavian — a fan favorite clan whose members are all cursed with some form of insanity — in Bloodlines 2.
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If Zoey wasn't so heartbroken, she would have understood that Aaron couldn't leave his own party, but they say love is insanity.
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Defense attorneys could also use Cruz&aposs claim of hearing voices to argue that he&aposs not guilty by reason of insanity.
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These include adultery, desertion, "natural impotency, insanity or idiocy, and a wife's pregnancy by another person at the time of the marriage."
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Demi Lovato says Conor McGregor is straight LOCO ... and his insanity is what gives him a legit shot to shock Floyd Mayweather.
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As she stares down at her blood-stained panties, she flashes back to the last time she tried to protest this insanity.
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Because it is like the definition of insanity in terms of going and asking the same questions and expecting a different outcome.
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If you suggested either of these losses were remotely possible two years ago, most NATO advisors would accuse you of mild insanity.
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There was something equally heartwarming and hilarious about the sheer insanity that broke out when she gave her entire audience new cars.
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Before goth descended into full steampunk ahead insanity, it involved a fair share of cool, cool Bowie worship and wearing sunglasses indoors.
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" Sipping red wine from a recliner at one point, The Late Show host Stephen Colbert unpacked what he dubbed the "Hannity Insanity.
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Later, "Pastor Dick" is the a standout, a fed-up descent into near-insanity that Lake has a particular talent for vocalizing.
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I think the cryptocurrency insanity we're seeing right now is overshadowing a lot of the potential of the underlying architecture and technology.
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"This is the kind of insanity poisoning young minds, and led to the terrible accusations against Chelsea Clinton at NYU," Crenshaw tweeted.
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The fight over Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is a microcosm for the insanity taking over American politics.
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A jury found Mr. Hinckley not guilty by reason of insanity, a decision that shocked the public and lawmakers across the country.
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I found myself thinking of Mark Rylance's Hamlet, when the prince's assumed madness seemed to teeter on the abyss of genuine insanity.
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One begins to wonder if there is any limit to the sort of insanity capable of provoking another round of candidate calisthenics.
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Charlotte Gilman, who used yellow wallpaper to register encroaching insanity in a famous story about postpartum depression, was always vulnerable to interiors.
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"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting (a) different set of results," Murphy said.
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It was sheer insanity—a Misfits show and an overdose, followed by Fear, a bunch of fights and escaping from the cops.
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Two years of Vegas insanity later, Olalia left the city of sin for bucolic Napa, California to work at The French Laundry.
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But if you've done any research on iPad Pro cases, you've probably noticed that even the Amazon selection alone is total insanity.
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In a town that already drives people to madness, it's tempting fate to make criminal insanity the cornerstone of a tourist attraction.
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"It brings into much starker relief financial mismanagement and the insanity of the tail wagging the dog of the university," he said.
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On the Verge of Insanity: Van Gogh and His Illness continues at the Van Gogh Museum (Museumplein 6, Amsterdam) through September 25.
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Not even the Buddha gets out of "Nine Perfect Strangers" without sounding slightly menacing once the book hits its temporary insanity phase.
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A quote often misattributed to Albert Einstein defines insanity as doing the same thing over and over while expecting a different result.
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"That he believes he can actually carry out such an outrage is the insanity of a would-be dictator," Weld tweeted Saturday.
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The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that states can effectively eliminate the insanity defense for criminal defendants who suffer from mental illness.
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But the insanity defense has always sat uneasily with the public, which tends to regard it as a means to escape justice.
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Mr. Reznor sings — and whispers and rants — about sickness, rot, insanity and annihilation, and about consciousness trapped in crumbling bodies and minds.
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The idea that engaging with the North this time will lead to a better result is, to me, the definition of insanity.
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After eating the eighth wing — coated in Da' Bomb Beyond Insanity, the third-hottest sauce — DJ Snake morphed from dullness to misery.
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Last week, a judge postponed an insanity trial for Ramos at his defense's request, according to a spokeswoman for the Maryland Judiciary.
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" He watched it, ironically, on his way home from a geoengineering conference "where I had lecture on the insanity of planetary intervention.
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Bishop's father died when she was 8 months old; five years later, her mother was permanently committed to a hospital for insanity.
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For those unaware, director Iain Softley's 1995 flick is a smörgåsbord of colourful CGI insanity, roller skates, neon, funky haircuts, and spandex.
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This particular relapse was a jolting wake up call, illuminating the insanity and loss of control that exemplifies the disease of addiction.
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The judge handling her case ruled Darrington-Clark was not guilty by reason of insanity and she was committed to a mental hospital.
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Given the burden of our violent history, bucking its insanity, how does one get a shot at some kind of understanding or transcendence?
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The Jeffersonians eventually swallowed their doubts and convinced themselves to focus on Pickering's evident drunkenness and inappropriate behavior and ignore his alleged insanity.
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She was found not guilty due to temporary insanity on January 24, 1994 and was sent to a psychiatric ward for 45 days.
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Jurors dismissed the insanity defense; they also found him guilty on two counts of criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree.
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Defense attorney Arnold Levine says his client is not guilty by reason of insanity and has refused to cooperate with his own lawyers.
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Despite the insanity of 2017, it was also the year I learned to love the things I love without being embarrassed about it.
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Located 900 feet above downtown Las Vegas, on top of the Stratosphere Casino, Hotel & Tower, Insanity spins riders at a 70-degree angle.
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Conner said he was "blown away by the sheer insanity" of the video, and that it was baffling they'd posted it at all.
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Maryland law allows for separate proceedings within a trial to determine guilt and mental competency if a defendant is using an insanity defense.
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I don't know whether she feels Cookie and company breathing down her neck, but I've noticed an uptick in the insanity in Shondaland.
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In June she was found not guilty by reason of insanity and placed in the care of the Illinois Department of Human Services.
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He entered a plea of not guilty on grounds of insanity, and was acquitted, spending the next several years in a mental hospital.
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You Don't Need to Leave the House to Work OutThe actress does DVDs like Insanity or Tracy Anderson or streams Ballet Beautiful routines.
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Using Cheetos to start a fire may sound like a basis for an insanity defense, but a quick YouTube search would suggest otherwise.
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The dedication, the madness, the hilarity — this showcases the greatness of Carrey and the insanity of what is tolerated on a movie set.
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If you shake your head at modern life and ruminate on the insanity of relationships, then I want you to read my book.
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"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results," wrote Cook, who has spoken out on social issues before.
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Like her mentor at the Daily Show, Jon Stewart, she's blended civic outrage while still reveling in the grotesque insanity of it all.
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This had essentially drove this demographic who played the game to insanity, causing them to have headaches, ear issues, and die from suicide.
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And, when the courts rightfully put a stop to the insanity, Customs and Border Patrol agents at several airports bizarrely refused to comply.
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But what seems like insanity turns out to be tragic beauty; where ugliness and chaos seem to rule, love is in fact buried.
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His lawyer is "pleading insanity" to make him immune from prosecution and Miglino says he has high chances of getting off the hook.
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Nevertheless, she's clearly spiraling further and further into insanity, which means Jaime is going give up on her at some point; hopefully soon.
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Later, when I tried the Insanity workout, it beat me so badly that people at work kept asking me if I was ill.
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James Holmes, who pleaded innocent by reason of insanity at his murder trial, was found guilty of killing 12 people and wounding 70.
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" Page told The Hill that he's "having trouble finding any small bit of this document that rises above complete ignorance and/or insanity.
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"Check out the latest I&A insanity — as if leadership really cares," the person said in the email, referring to intelligence and analysis.
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Yabut, a first lieutenant in the Virginia National Guard, pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
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Below we've listed ten rumors about Thomas and Guy-Man that continue to drive us not towards digital love, but to digital insanity.
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Somehow, despite its wall-to-wall insanity, it feels like a true representation of what it's like to live in New York City.
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As I contemplate how to break from this insanity, I see black people in this country fighting two battles at the same time.
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Midway through my fourth Giuliani video viewing, I am fast asleep, having night terrors of what insanity awaits me in the coming days.
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Ms. Ortega's lawyer, Valerie Van Leer-Greenberg, said in her opening statement that insanity was the only possible explanation for the grisly killings.
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On Friday, a jury in Manhattan found Mr. Gilbert guilty of second-degree murder, rejecting an insanity defense after two days of deliberation.
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The defendant, Vincent "the Chin" Gigante, had accumulated power as the head of the Genovese crime family, feigning insanity to conceal his guilt.
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But I suppose the insanity quotient depends on what Trump thinks that he — or perhaps his dearly beloved Donald Jr. — has to lose.
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Among his other books are "The Self in Transformation" (1963), "Self-Deception" (1969), "The Meaning of Criminal Insanity" (1972) and "Mapping Responsibility" (2004).
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Kansas eliminated the insanity defense about two decades ago, so he was barred from raising the defense that he had been mentally ill.
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Whomst among us hasn't brought their parents or siblings to the brink of insanity by going ham on a roll of the stuff?
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Synopsis: The daughter of a brilliant but mentally disturbed mathematician, recently deceased, tries to come to grips with her possible inheritance: his insanity.
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A previous attorney for Majors filed paperwork showing he intended to argue at trial that Majors was not guilty by reason of insanity.
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The South Koreans are so upset, there is talk among some of developing their own nuclear weapons, which would compound the present insanity.
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And viewers and readers encountering widespread analysis of a story marked by terms like insanity and sociopathy would recognize something extraordinary had happened.
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It also ensures that gender dysphoria does not have equal footing as an insanity defense for the purpose of defending oneself, he said.
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If the jury saw this apparent "hole" in Weinstein's brain, they might bring in a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity.
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The gunman, James Holmes, was convicted of mass murder despite pleading not guilty by reason of insanity and is serving multiple life sentences.
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Tom Arnold can't fathom how Roseanne still has a job ... but he says the least ABC can do is apologize for her insanity.
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Carrington could've been the perfect profile for a femme enfant: in her early twenties, beautiful, eccentric, and subject to a bout of insanity.
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Insanity defenses rarely succeed in New York, where proving mental illness is not enough to find a defendant not responsible for a crime.
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We all have a few individuals in our feeds who drive us to the point of insanity with their relentless (and relentlessly awful) posting.
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Frozen insanity A Japanese theme park thought it was a swell idea to freeze 5,000 sea creatures to the floor of an ice rink.
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She initially pled not guilty by reason of insanity to murder, tampering with evidence, obstructing justice, gross abuse of a corpse and endangering children.
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You remember Defiance County, when everyone decided to rig an election and get Fitz in the White House and it's been insanity ever since?
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One would think that the daily parade of gaffes, hate speech, and outright insanity of this election cycle would have gotten old by now.
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Officials have leveled a plethora of accusations against the a 59-year-old lawyer, from "insanity" and encouraging "terrorists" to misusing a confiscated plane.
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Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results, when in fact the results never change, is one definition of insanity.
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I'd been mentally and physically trapped in the abject insanity of addiction for years and years, and I'd pulled myself out of self-destruction.
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Pro: Thanks to the insanity of free agency, the NBA offseason has become almost as popular, if not more popular, than the season itself.
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"People get so swept up in holiday insanity," so consider staging a preemptive strike against your holiday stress — long before it even sets in.
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What is withholding now or unfolding before our eyes is utter insanity and the total hypocrisy on display for the whole country to see.
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"'H' is a song about how we all go a little mad sometimes, but using the insanity to improve upon your craft," explains Rothman.
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He was originally brought to trial in 2000, and was found guilty due to insanity, so he served his sentence in a mental facility.
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Sixty mph arrives in less than three seconds, which is insanity, and 125 mph will appear on the digital readout about five seconds later.
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No. What I realized when we traveled around the country was that the language may be slightly different, but the insanity was the same.
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From the camera movements to the lighting, production design, directing, and acting, it's a complexly orchestrated exploration into insanity disguised as a chamber piece.
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O'Neil and the writers who came after him began focusing on Joker's insanity, and with it came the creation of the landmark Arkham Asylum.
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The insanity of the Trump campaign and the rise of the Alt-Right catching everybody off guard made us a band that people welcomed.
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Actors have so little control over the trajectory of their career, it would drive anyone with any normal level of self-worth to insanity.
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In August he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, but Collier ruled that he was competent to stand trial after a psychiatric evaluation.
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I called this "Truth Study Center" kind of tongue-in-cheek because it was a more a display of all this insanity going on.
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It seemed at first that Mr. St. Hubert might mount an insanity defense, but two psychiatric evaluations concluded that he was competent for trial.
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For all the insanity of spending seven years sequestered in a 330-square-foot apartment, Belmarsh's conditions could prove to be even more intimate.
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This week, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states can bar so-called insanity defenses, limiting the rights of criminal defendants like Mr. Gonzalez.
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Malik Russell, a spokesman for The Climate Mobilization, a youth-led environmental advocacy group, called the decision "insanity" and at odds with popular opinion.
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Insanity, fury, irrepressible passion: These risky paintings were not just assaults on Fascism but also expressions of uncontrollable femininity that roiled a patriarchal Italy.
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In November, a jury of 10 women and two men took five hours to pronounce Ms. Hughes not guilty by reason of temporary insanity.
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Anyone who thinks America is irrevocably divided now should take a look at the build-up to, and the insanity of, the Oxford riots.
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Think of the insanity of becoming sedentary and wasting time with mind-numbing electronic content, then wearing that experience as a badge of honor.
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He told Insider he was "blown away by the sheer insanity" of the video, and that it was baffling they'd posted it at all.
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CNN reported Gilbert Jr., a Princeton University graduate, was convicted of second-degree murder in June after the jury rejected the defendant's insanity defense.
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Bartending and bar-backing all night and then waking up early to be with the babies was insanity inducing and made playing music impossible.
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It's all part of the thrilling trend of the Democratic race unfolding in a very predictable way, even amidst all the insanity of 2016.
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This insanity will continue to normalize fitness models on Instagram, right-wing political content creators on Facebook, and faux-niche meme retweeters on Twitter.
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Think about Trump this way, and a lot of things that would otherwise seem like either insanity or self-sabotage start to make sense.
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And what forms of confrontation could undo the insanity of the US Supreme Court's decision to legalize political bribery through its Citizens United ruling?
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And if you watch MMA today, you're part of a fandom that has already made clear the insanity it's willing to tolerate and even embrace.
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But Conservative leader Rona Ambrose said that trying to compete with a tax in place on carbon would be "complete insanity," according to the CBC.
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But the insanity has to stop, which is why it piqued my interest to hear how one CEO controls his inbox before it controls him.
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The latter are (mostly) expensive because someone put some stones on them; the first are expensive because of the sheer insanity of the tech involved.
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Her legal team is mounting an insanity defense, according to court officials, and she has pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and animal cruelty.
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Nietzsche sets out his view of progress in "On the Genealogy of Morality", written in 1887, two years before he was struck down by insanity.
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Fantasies of freedom and escape embedded in materialism, egomania, sadism and masochism, nihilism, the reverence of criminality and insanity and the ecstasy of the onanist.
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The insanity of treating these massively consequential roles as interchangeable aside, here's a bit of background on Cotton in case the rumors come to pass.
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And what could better troll the legalizers than arguing, in essence, that Reefer Madness is real—and pot really does cause insanity, murder, and mayhem?
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In an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper this week, Johnson hit Trump's policy on immigration as "insanity" and offered a more inviting tone to immigrants.
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"This woman, with that malicious behavior, has given manifest proof of mental insanity," prominent Socialist Party lawmaker Pedro Carreno said, calling for a psychiatric evaluation.
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But before leaving the fog in the rental car's rearview mirror, let's take a whack at the insanity of allowing one state such disproportionate power.
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My body image insanity died down around the time I met [my now-husband], but reared up in the weeks leading up to my wedding.
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Years later, her conviction was overturned, and in 2006, Yates was found not guilty by reason of insanity and has since lived in mental hospitals.
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" One Russian politician even called feminism "insanity from the standpoint of a normal person," Buzzfeed reports, and deemed it an "absolutely radical point of view.
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Insanity. The ii can be interpreted as an 11 or as a 2, in keeping with the pattern of making us read letters as numbers.
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He pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity but was found competent to stand trial and was sentenced to life in prison upon his conviction.
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Just…'give her a C.' She was getting an F and I couldn't believe the insanity of just saying what boiled down to 'C, now.
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Dashlane eliminates all that hassle — and saves you from contracting memorization-induced insanity — by being your one-stop-shop for all your password-related needs.
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To save you some show-picking insanity, we decided to put together a list of the best TV to binge-watch over the holiday break.
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WCPO-TV reports that if the court finds Watkins not guilty by reason of insanity, she'd be under the court's jurisdiction for life without parole.
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A passenger plane fitted with this insanity will look weird, too — just not quite as weird as a winged semi truck barreling through the desert.
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That's why we're offering a sale in the Mashable Shop on chargers, cables, and other charging paraphernalia to save you from dead phone-induced insanity.
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With Flair winding down and the insanity that was late WCW, a healthy Arn Anderson in his early 40s may have been in the mix.
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Where it existed at all, teachers delivered the Victorian message that improper sexual activity produced horrific consequences, from warts and constipation to insanity and infertility.
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MacPherson was sentenced earlier this year to at least five years in prison after pleading not guilty by reason of insanity to attempted murder charges.
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" Page has denied acting inappropriately and told The Hill on Saturday that he believes the majority of the document is "complete ignorance and/or insanity.
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Back in 2013, Kanye West kicked off the concert merchandise insanity, collaborating with contemporary artist Wes Lang, known for his vintage hand-drawn tattoo aesthetic.
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As over-the-top as "House of Cards" can be, it's still hard for it to compete with the insanity of the current primary season.
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The imagery was taken directly from the earthquake era, early 20th-century San Francisco: the insanity of the gold rush, the silver rush after that.
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Because without the internet, keeping up with the news is a choice, not a deranged compulsion that's tangled up with the insanity of social media.
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Break out the popcorn, fam, because we've got another brilliant Blatter breakdown for you—this time with just the right sprinkling of lies and insanity.
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The man was found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity in a unanimous verdict and committed to Carstairs psychiatric hospital in South Lanarkshire.
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"This book argues that in at least one vitally important circumstance insanity produces good results and sanity is a problem," Ghaemi writes in his introduction.
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"People get all worked up on the internet and do crazy things, and some of us are the recipients of their insanity," Mr. Cleaver said.
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Like all the great storytellers, he knows how to set a scene and really captivate an audience: by using the narrative power of total insanity.
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To prevail with an insanity defense, Ms. Ortega's lawyers must show she did not understand the consequences of her actions or know they were wrong.
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If you've somehow managed to remain blissfully unaware, the QAnon conspiracy is the latest bout of weaponized insanity to emerge from the depths of internet.
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All we can do is try to make a conversation happen around the industry and with gamers about this insanity and try to make changes.
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An apocryphal quote attributed to Albert Einstein is a fitting send-off: Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.
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But fundamentally, as the frequently misattributed saying goes, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.
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Writing for the majority, Justice Elena Kagan said the Constitution's due process clause allowed states to choose the more restrictive approach to the insanity defense.
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If there is a silver lining to the recent trade insanity, it's the bright light that it shines on the victims of President Trump's tariffs.
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A close third-person voice situates "Playthings" in an eerie place between a lived account of insanity and a careful observation of a mind's unraveling.
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"She did have a choice," a visibly flustered potential juror said after a prosecutor explained that Ms. Ortega pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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And then as the film moves more and more into darkness and into the insanity, we rebuilt the house a second time inside a soundstage.
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First, Commodus was indeed a real person — cruel and slipping into insanity, self-indulgent and despised, impetuous and thinking he was greater than he was.
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But the carnival "is the difference between sanity and insanity in a society that is full of problems," one participant told The Times in 1989.
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A jury had rejected Thomas Gilbert Jr.'s insanity defense, deciding that he murdered his father after the older man slashed his weekly $1,000 allowance.
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Ms. Van Leer-Greenberg has signaled her intention to mount an insanity defense, and her client has been examined by forensic psychiatrists for each side.
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Green wrote that Kansas's abolition of the insanity defense violates the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments, which bar cruel and unusual punishment and guarantee due process.
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Both give rise to tales of near-insanity, of alliances formed and broken, and of schemes to get rich quick that last, unfulfilled, for years.
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Some have been granted an insanity plea by a judge; others are pretrial detainees accused of felony crimes but found unfit to proceed to trial.
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Conner told Insider he was "blown away by the sheer insanity" of the video, and that it was baffling they&aposd posted it at all.
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There is an insanity to the number of hours spent over a stove to create a plate of food that will disappear in mere minutes.
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But no earlier burst of gun insanity shattered the national psyche like the carnage on April 20, 1999, at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo.
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So the Republican Party's calculated insanity on climate change — dodging, denying, polarizing — has paid off, not only in delaying action but in muting the issue.
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But every now and again one manages to cut through the noise, arriving so perfectly conceived in its insanity that the country can't look away.
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Murderers frequently use an insanity plea in court to avoid the death sentence, and are, at times, given IQ tests to gauge their mental capacity.
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He was found not guilty by reason of insanity and was admitted to a mental health facility in 2005, according to the Nashville ABC affiliate.
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It is very hard to square the insanity of being a football fan, with the rationality and precise clarity of thought required to be a judge.
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LEXINGTON, S.C. – A South Carolina man accused of killing his five children will use an insanity defense in his upcoming death penalty trial, his lawyers say.
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The New York Times reported in 1994 that Lorena Bobbitt was found not guilty after the jury concluded that her actions were caused by temporary insanity.
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Expect some laughs, some tears, and some pure, batshit crazy insanity, but at least here in 2016 you're not beholden to Big Cable to follow along.
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We downloaded the indie soundtrack, gawked at Mischa Barton's progressive decline into insanity, and basically all fell for the alt-skater-nerd slash sex god Seth.
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She suggested insanity was the only explanation for the crime, since Ms. Ortega had repeatedly told her sisters and other relatives she loved the Krim children.
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If the jury does not accept Weier's insanity defense, prosecutors said they will recommend she spend 10 years behind bars, plus 10 years of extended supervision.
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What's most important is that we can laugh about the insanity now (or at least walk away in one piece with a great story to tell).
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But suggesting that its prohibition does more good than harm in the face of so much evidence to the contrary is its own form of insanity.
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"Sitting above a rapid knowing that in the next two minutes you're going through absolute insanity ... it was a very different experience from climbing," he says.
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In order to enjoy this CW series to the fullest — which I, for one, most certainly do — you have to accept a certain level of insanity.
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Just when you thought this season of Keeping Up With the Kardashians couldn't get any more dramatic, here comes a preview of the insanity still ahead.
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An Ohio mother last week pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to allegations that she murdered her 5-year-old daughter in January, PEOPLE confirms.
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A group of 146 college students watched One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, in which Jack Nicholson's character ends up in an asylum after faking insanity.
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With one, or two, really, big twists: The amount of (possible) skill, good fortune, and just sheer insanity required to make this work out is staggering.
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The raw appeal of high-performance insanity aside, there's something to be said about the decadence of being able to comfortably tool around in this car.
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If the definition of insanity is repeatedly doing the same thing and expecting a different result, then that's exactly what Clinton was doing in this campaign.
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That's not exactly a shock, but it's encouraging after a few years of antics that had many wondering if Bieber was slipping into fame-driven insanity.
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But even if you figure out that Spencer has a twin, you're never going to guess the backstory and the insanity that brought her to Rosewood.
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Beyond the insanity of it, beyond the fact that arming teachers would make our children's classrooms less safe, it's also not what educators and students want.
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The individuals in Sneed's stories are standing tenuously on tiptoe at the precipice of irrevocable change, not yet having fallen off into scandal, crime, estrangement, insanity.
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"I'm having trouble finding any small bit of this document that rises above complete ignorance and/or insanity," Page told The Hill after the documents' release.
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While more rigidity might establish more parental authority, it would also generate more insanity as we'd all struggle to uphold the systems we put in place.
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I don't think that the girls should be -- I think it's insanity that there are feminists who are stupid enough to fight to go to combat.
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The only way out is to claim insanity, but a request to be removed from duty is proof of sanity, hence the bureaucratic rule Catch-22.
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Her roommates, colleagues, and friends crave her opinion and her blessing in this episode more than they ever have before, almost to the point of insanity.
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" What Russia was doing, per Yaffa: Delivering "a measured dose of faux insanity…to make up for a gaping disparity in conventional military and economic strength.
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The insanity all began when WikiLeaks published a collection of emails from the personal Gmail account of John Podesta in October and November of this year.
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However, much like the Ocean movies, there is a backstory that must be explained in order for you to fully enjoy the insanity of the heist.
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The actors still carry scripts, though that is no bar to Mr. Mac's dangerous enthusiasm or Ms. Blackwell's mild-mannered insanity or Ms. Celik's infectious disdain.
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In a 6-3 opinion, the Court said an insanity defense that considers whether a defendant can distinguish between right and wrong is not constitutionally required.
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The Thread RE: N.G.R.I. Mac McClelland wrote about the fate of some defendants found not guilty by reason of insanity: confinement with no end in sight.
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Supreme Court The Supreme Court has ruled that insanity defenses are not required under the Constitution, possibly paving the way for states to effectively abolish them.
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At what point is it time to accept Einstein's famous definition of insanity: "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result"?
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In early 20183, he told news media the rules were designed to save European soccer from "greed, reckless spending and financial insanity," according to UEFA's website.
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Like Heller's protagonist John Yossarian when faced with the insanity of war, they respond to the crazy ambition of Heller's novel by choosing not to engage.
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The Ring Two struggled with audiences due to stale imagery and a failure to deepen the mythology of the original (it preferred bat-shit insanity instead).
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It was a much better place to raise our sons than America, we thought, especially as the insanity of the Clinton impeachment process unspooled back home.
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In the case of Mr. Gigante, Mr. Weissmann and his colleagues leaned on Mr. Gravano's testimony, in large part, to dismantle a long-held insanity defense.
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But the best of Stella's work from that period revels in a quantum of insanity, of too-muchness, of the artist losing control of the process.
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If Mr. Rossi's unflappable suavity was standard operating procedure for a comedy team's straight man, Mr. Allen's childlike mix of innocence and insanity was something new.
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Under the law, defendants can still argue that they lacked the necessary intent to commit the crime, and can use insanity to ask for reduced sentences.
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The court believes beyond a reasonable doubt that he committed the act he was accused of, a prerequisite for the state to accept an insanity plea.
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Wiig and Ms. Mumolo want to make you giggle and snort — but they get at the layers of insanity in weddings as well as the joys.
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He also runs four to six miles at least three times a week and puts himself through the grueling Insanity workout as often as he can.
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So to find myself braving the insanity of the slow-moving hordes of tourists on a Saturday night was quite a bit out of the ordinary.
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The Kansas Supreme Court ruled against Kahler in May of 2018, finding that eliminating the insanity defense does not violate either the state or federal constitution.
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Almost all of the early insanity defense cases were political in nature, he said, going back to the attempted assassination of King George III in 1800.
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New York City Police Commissioner O'Neill called it "insanity" to let people who can legally carry concealed handguns in their home state carry when they travel.
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Finkelstein added that an insanity plea is "not a viable path," but said that blame for the shooting also lay with law enforcement and local government.
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His original public defender had planned to have him plead not guilty by reason of insanity, but the family retained a lawyer who spurned that approach.
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But when the staff at More or Less looked into the story, they found the survey was conducted in a way that is close to insanity.
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The Furious films have set the bar for insanity so high, even when the crew faces off against a nuke-powered submarine, it barely moves the needle.
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Thomason has pleaded not guilty by reason of temporary insanity; she claims she was experiencing withdrawals after not taking Xanax, which her doctor prescribed, for eight days.
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Here are all 44 of the startups that presented on-the-record today: Joy – Software eats wedding planning Weddings can often seem to lead to temporary insanity.
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"We had to contact members of Congress to give us a point person to even apply for the waiver, which added another level of insanity," Murray said.
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The sheer insanity of whole-cloth inventions like the "Pizzagate" theory promulgated by Jones should have been enough to get him banned from respectable outlets long ago.
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All the different views about the best way to train students to respond to mass shootings overlook the sheer insanity that such a conversation is even happening.
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Speaking of giving things up, the Red Sox gave up a package of prospects for Kimbrel that rivaled the Astros' package for Giles in terms of insanity.
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