" She added that it worked because she's a "loner.
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" Mr. Wayne is the author, most recently, of "Loner.
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He didn't fit the typical vision of an angry loner.
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Neighbors described him as a loner who often seemed angry.
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The loner has to learn to put someone else first.
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From adolescence onward, Hitler was a dreamer and a loner.
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You could even be a loner and be a success.
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Luke Perry played handsome loner Dylan McKay on the show.
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There is a little loner somewhere in all of us.
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They also raised a narcissistic loner who lacked basic decency.
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He became a loner, playing with Rubik's cubes and Legos.
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Because you seem like a loner comparatively, are you not?
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The vibe is very intellectual, a bit loner, very systematic.
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Mr. Taylor is an admitted loner outside of the ring.
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His fellow students saw him as a "loner" and different.
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A loner whom every girl wanted to make less lonely.
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The man who emerged from that loveless childhood is, unsurprisingly, a bit of a loner — though to call Gornall a bit of a loner is akin to calling Beyoncé a bit of a singer.
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No, Robert Scoble isn't a loner in his rhetoric and assumptions.
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The loner When at prayers and sermons, he kept to himself.
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William, the loner legionnaire who believes in nothing and no one!
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I'm here by myself, but I'm a bit of a loner.
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Keough shines as the vibrant foil to Vikander's buttoned-up loner.
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" According to the release, "others have identified [Johnson] as a loner.
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If a horse is a loner, its sleep is predictably bad.
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But loner runs like that are easy for Brazil to handle.
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Do you need one or ... I am so not a loner.
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Baldwin, despite his growing renown, would remain more of a loner.
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"He was a loner and had few friends," Mr. Blaff said.
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Teddy Wayne is the author of three novels, most recently "Loner."
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I'm the youngest of eight, but I've always been a loner.
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Looks like the ultimate brooding loner is looking to settle down.
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But after a deranged loner shoots up a mall, he doesn't get together with his deranged loner friends in a safe house in Syria to celebrate the success, learn from the experience, and plot further attacks.
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" But according to Virginia Norton, her mother, she was also "a loner.
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Press materials describe him as a "loner" seeking "asylum" from these feelings.
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And, most striking of all, the loner is now anything but alone.
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His family life was stable, and while he was a loner growing
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Make time to meditate, journal, and do other witchy, introverted, loner things.
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One child has a million friends and another child is a loner.
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She was a loner, claiming to have eschewed the trappings of urbanity.
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He's a loner, ostracized by the key social networks among which he operates.
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Something that often bothers me about sci-fi is the loner inventor trope.
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Now, some of the last loner purists are being forced to conform, too.
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You can be a loner at times, but even you need your friends!
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" "If you were a loner I was like, 'Come and sit with me!
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I definitely identified with the music nerd loner character played by Patrick Fuget.
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Dave is a loner who fled to the California badlands after failed marriages.
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Classmates described Pagourtzis as a quiet loner who played on the football team.
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Hoover's inability to calm the nation's partly came from his cranky, loner nature.
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It's not enough for Matt, though, who insists on being a broody loner.
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This leads me to my last issue with "Loner," which is the title.
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The exotic animal known as Scott is a loner, but an alpha male.
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Midge was an unpopular loner lurking in the back of the group photo.
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A new movie, "Incitement," demonstrates that Yigal Amir, the assassin, was no loner.
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He was a loner and isolated and off by himself all the time.
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At school, Connell is popular and well liked, while Marianne is a loner.
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He's a loner, socially awkward, not entirely likable, still living with his mother.
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Lone Starr is the gruff outlier, a loner except for his pal, Barf.
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The 113 year old who&aposs known for being a bit of a loner.
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A self-confessed loner at school, he found solace in his obsession with history.
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She's a hard-drinking loner, she's angry and bitter, and that's practically her brand.
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Cole Sprouse, once a Disney Channel star, makes a perfect dark loner Jughead too.
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Inscrutable Merkel, who grew up in Communist East Germany, is something of a loner.
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Neighbors of Ostrem described him as a rude loner who sometimes carried a shotgun.
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He believed shared wisdom was stronger and more valuable than being a wise loner.
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According to Raeburn: Chick's an individualist, a loner protesting even Protestant forms of organization.
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Vivian Maier was an eccentric loner who worked as a nanny and a housekeeper.
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Maura is not a sad loner whose every act and thought is about transitioning.
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Use a planner or a calendar to intentionally schedule "me time" I'm a loner.
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The story follows Jack, a troubled loner who can't hold down a decent job.
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Was she rejected and isolated, or just, you know, a bit of a loner?
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He has been described by acquaintances as a loner, who expressed fear of women.
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" Mr. Leventhal described Mr. Lewis as a loner, motivated by "anger and sexual frustration.
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"I'm the 'loner Throner,' it seems," he told The Hollywood Reporter about his nomination.
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For most of her adult life, Selma Blair has enjoyed her self-described loner status.
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It turns out, our favorite Riverdale loner might be sent to a different high school.
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I Google him and what pops up is that he was a Marine, a loner.
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Huck, a brooding loner, is determined to find a job and stay out of trouble.
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"He had no one, and the neighbor told me he was a loner," Wooster explained.
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Kevin Parker has staked his claim as music's foremost loner across Tame Impala's four albums.
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Eventually Mark is forced into the role of a dejected but diligent loner on campus.
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Like Dease, Maier was a loner who kept her art a secret her whole life.
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Oh, and Hilary Swank's turn as the educated loner Mary Bee Cuddy is freaking stellar.
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A loner mentality is a trait shared by many successful YouTube stars, Ms. Ezarik said.
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Even Einstein, the prototypical loner, was bulwarked by a vast correspondence of arguing and discussion.
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" In the article, a friend said Chief Brown had once described himself as a "loner.
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She was a shy, self-described loner who lived most of her life extremely closeted.
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The opening chapter of Teddy Wayne's third novel, "Loner," encompasses 11 pages of deadpan hilarity.
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I wasn't weird and I didn't get bullied, but I was very much a loner.
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Midge, the loner who was actually at Peregrine the camp season prior, also believes that.
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Together, Guinan and Villanova astronomer Richard Wasatonic have been observing the loner star for decades.
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Before Phil had Jexi, he was entirely dependent on Siri and a seemingly voluntary loner.
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But on a team of high-profile stars, Hernandez was always viewed as a loner.
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"I'm the 'loner Throner,' it seems," Harington told The Hollywood Reporter upon hearing the news.
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"He was a loner, but I didn't think of him as being rude," the classmate recalls.
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Loo is a loner who develops a reputation for rebelliousness after standing up to school bullies.
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To Hogarth, being a loner, or at least used to solitude, is a requirement of flying.
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The latest fad in life and fitness is to be a loner, staring at a screen.
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The narratives of Lane's material life were grim: dropout, loser, loner, stoner, failure, shut-in, punchline.
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In the last episode of the season, loner Tyler (Devin Druid) is sodomized with a mop.
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We can't fool ourselves into thinking this is just some deranged loner in his parents' basement.
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"You can't be on any kind of [physical] assistance," said Sophia Loner, 55, of Gainesville, Georgia.
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Unfortunately, there are no females for him to breed with there, and he remains a loner.
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Betts was a loner and emotionally withdrawn, Creekbaum and others in the scene told VICE News.
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" Mr. Jampol said he grew up in Los Angeles, "a short, fat, nonathletic Jewish loner kid.
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But if the setup is promising, the discomfort this reader experienced while reading "Loner" was manifold.
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How many Americans grasped, in real time, what an introverted loner George W. Bush could be?
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He was raised in poverty, often went hungry and was a loner from an early age.
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I think the idea of me as a loner is sort of, it's not ... It's interesting.
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Trump, the Climate Change Loner" Cosette Brazeau on "On What Happens To Creativity As We Age?
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The loner has become an organization man, albeit one who's not quite comfortable in that role.
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Throughout the rest of high school I was a loner, not a natural role for me.
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It's snatched up by another loner, Connor Murphy (Mike Faist), but one with a mean streak.
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By temperament, he's an outlier—a loner, who for long stretches lived in plaintive upstate nowhere.
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"He would try to communicate with people, but he was a loner," she told The Baltimore Sun.
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" Cruz's former classmates described him as a "loner" who was obsessed with weapons and "into weird stuff.
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She meets the gruff Irish loner Donald (Gleeson) who lives off the land in a makeshift cabin.
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I prefer to find another sort of meaning buried within—depressed loner weirdos are good for society.
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Charlie Heaton, better known as lovable loner Jonathan Byers, posted a black and white photo from Paris.
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But when she was first starting out, Bündchen, 35, says she was a bit of a loner.
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The majority of bloggers often post experiences of being bullied and feeling like a loner among peers.
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Mr. Minassian has been described by acquaintances as a loner who had expressed a fear of women.
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" Schultz said that "the few people who knew" Highnote described him as "a recluse and a loner.
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He is less disliked than seen as a loner prone to delivering irritating sermons, fellow senators said.
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I mean, the archetype of noir detectives is he's a loner, possibly a World War II vet.
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Mr. Rahimi was portrayed as a loner drawn to calls of jihad in online publications like Inspire.
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Mr. Bowers was a loner living in the Pittsburgh area who spewed murderous hatred and bigotry online.
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The music, by Alexei Haieff, is decent Coplandesque Americana, and the dance's loner theme is rather bald.
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Her unique foreign policy views have made her something of a loner in the Democratic party recently.
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He was widely described in the Russian news media as a loner who lived with his mother.
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And, like Alec Guinness's Obi-Wan Kenobi once did, Luke comes off as a brooding monastic loner.
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It seems Negan's wish may have been granted — his tactics might have finally gotten to our favorite loner.
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As a proud loner, Josh quips that the apocalypse is the best thing that ever happened to him.
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Well, Fuller's cuteness melted away in high school and college, revealing the creepy loner that had manifested underneath.
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He uses the alias Darul Tawheed, and analysts describe him as a ruthless loner and master of disguise.
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" Theo Gainey, a high school classmate, described the shooter as "kind of a loner, bit of an outcast.
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Claire Cain Miller talks about the damaging myth of the loner genius nerd in the New York Times.
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He also used to play bass in Setsuna and released several solo albums before helping form Loner Chic.
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Scrooge is a loner by both choice and circumstance, and the film is about his suppressed, silenced desires.
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Wolphram is a loner who reads poetry and listens to opera box sets on his expensive music system.
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Reacher has a reputation to live up to, after all: drifter, loner, knuckles the size of walnuts, etc.
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No. Every time a loner enters, she turns out to be just a stray member of the corps.
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In "The Art of Star Wars: The Force Awakens," she was described as a loner and a hothead.
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Galicia's Wild Horse Roundup Runs Headlong Into Modernity Tech's Damaging Myth of the Loner Genius Nerd She's 98.
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The gunman was identified by Russian news outlets as a 39-year-old loner who owned seven rifles.
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She's a gregarious loner, warmly embracing her boho friends but allergic to any long-term attachment or dependence.
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Defense attorneys portrayed Roof as a suicidal loner who never fully grasped the severity of what he has done.
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If it wasn't for the internet, Mann would just be a loner in a mall with a cheesy sign.
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New Sentences From "Getting to Me," the fifth song on Caroline Rose's second album, "Loner" (New West Records, 2018).
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Despite being something of a loner, he was able to maintain long and strong friendships, many with fellow Poles.
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Physically fragile and a loner, he has ended up in hospital three times after being beaten up at school.
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As the loner Travis Bickle in Taxi Driver, DeNiro delivers a profane monologue of rage to his own reflection.
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When Long was discharged in 2010, the military veteran was "more like a loner, stayed to himself," Woodley said.
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I'm very independent, bordering on "loner," and, over the years, long drives have become a constant in my life.
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Theresa May, however, may be an exception to that rule; she's been criticized for being uncollegial and a loner.
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Ide's crackling page-turner of a debut follows a brilliant loner, IQ, who tackles cases the LAPD won't touch.
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To avoid being the loner and making people uncomfortable as you stare longingly at them, hey, make some friends?
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We learn that Matthew was a loner who was bullied, then left school early when his brother, Michael, died.
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"It's hard to imagine you with family," she tells Nick, as if he is some sort of hardened loner.
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She is a loner, a victim of constant mockery and, oh yes, able to move things with her mind.
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But if "Loner" at first appears to be a comedy of manners, it quickly veers into something far creepier.
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As a result, the reader may go from enjoying "Loner" to finding the experience not just uncomfortable but excruciating.
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I'd bragged about my social plans so I didn't sound like the loner that I felt deep down inside.
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WEIGHTLESS Alessandro Nivola plays an isolated, socially maladroit loner who, having largely abandoned society, is reunited with a son.
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Each one of us a nurse and a professor and a loner and a shepherd and a cult member.
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Ben Hanscom: Ben is a loner before he runs into the Losers and designs a dam, a fun afternoon project.
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They range from "the Weird Loner" style of Al Gore to "the Angle-for-Vice-President" departure of Elizabeth Dole.
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"My husband is a loner," she says, of Dean, who has rarely been seen in public with his famous wife.
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" It was a question many of Blanco's fans also wondered, tweeting, "#YouTube banned @MykkiBlanco's "Loner" music video for sexual content.
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In any other film, this would be the part where Charlotte is ostracized and relegated to the loner lunch table.
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"I love living alone because I am a loner by nature," she wrote on her website and app on Monday.
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Wolff's version of the character, on the other hand, is simply a stock loner with a reputation for acting out.
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Jamel is described as a bit of a loner at La Castellane, and rarely makes public appearances with his brother.
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The Loner Leader's world is radical and revolutionary, rebelling against the normative world, but it ultimately becomes just as regimented.
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Everyone just laughed when Sanders, a cranky loner from Vermont with a nondescript Senate record, decided to challenge Queen Hillary.
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A loner, unknown to intelligence services, Mr Lahouaiej Bouhlel was given a suspended prison sentence earlier this year for violence.
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Fantano has heard Loner Chic, and ran into Cappello at a recent Dan Deacon show, but he's not around tonight.
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Conversely, the suspect in the El Paso shooting had few red flags and was described as a "loner" during college.
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She was a bit of a loner, but had an infectious laugh and was never shy about speaking her mind.
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It places him eerily close to almost the whole audience, but it also isolates him, a hero and a loner.
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You're interesting, Virgo: A part of you is a total loner, but another part of you is all about relationships.
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Connell is a cool jock with a sensitive, brainy side, and Marianne is a studious loner from a wealthy family.
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When Veronica begins dating troubled, gun-wielding loner J.D. (Slater), she grows disgusted with the cost of high-school popularity.
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"I'm kind of a loner," Mr. Klarman said last week in his 17th-floor office close to the Boston Common.
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Teenager loner Jacob is accused of murdering his classmate when a fingerprint matching Jacob's is found at the crime scene.
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Others may find you cryptic, technical, or socially awkward, but the truth is you're just a loner and a rebel.
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Still, he's a loner who needs seclusion and doesn't quite understand why anyone would be so interested in his life.
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It's not just senators being courteous to a colleague known for being something of a loner in the upper chamber.
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Such terms are rooted in the cult of the male artist—the dishevelled Beethovenian loner who conquers an indifferent world.
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WITH JUST THE ONE PUB FOR ACTION, nights on Inishmaan are quiet and even a loner can yearn for society.
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Classmates at the school of some 1,460 students described Pagourtzis as a quiet loner who played on the football team.
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Nobody — not even a mustachioed loner with pants pulled up to his belly button — would fall in love with these machines.
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Classmates at the school, which has some 1,460 students, described Pagourtzis as a quiet loner who played on the football team.
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This device alone deepens Kratos's character immensely, changing him from a rage-fueled loner into someone that leans on another person.
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On the surface, he's an off-kilter loner who lives by himself and drags a toy Jeep behind him on walks.
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He's the reckless loner who thinks he's too good for a partner; she's the team player who's out to impress everyone.
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In the course of the film, a loner (much like any good Western) blows into town to track down a monster.
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"My Willing Heart" was co-written with R&B's eminent loner Frank Ocean — Blake is almost whispering through the entire track.
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So, for most of my adult life I've been pretty much a loner, sometimes by choice, but usually out of necessity.
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There was this one bar I used to work at that had a serial loner come two, three times a week.
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I would say until I was in high school or the end of middle school, I was just a total loner.
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He was a loner who smoked too much, preferred family to team-mates and wore the number 14 on his shirt.
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Twitter is convinced that Styles looks just like Charlie Heaton, who plays high school loner Jonathan on the '80s-set show.
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Cappello was in the folk act Circle Circle, but also a solo artist in his own right before starting Loner Chic.
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"He's definitely a loner, but you might see him open up a little bit," said Reedus of Daryl on season 10.
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By all accounts, Hamilton was a loner who lived in rooming houses in New Jersey and subsisted on a small inheritance.
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Joaquin Phoenix's turn in "Joker", where he transforms from vulnerable loner into confident villain, won him a BAFTA leading actor nomination.
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Bekim is a studious gay loner isolated by anxiety, sexuality and the struggle of having grown up a refugee in Finland.
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If you're a loner, or you want to get some practice, start a conversation with yourself to play any game alone.
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I do feel isolated because of my sexuality, but I've always been kind of a loner, so I'm used to it.
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Mr. Sanders's loner status was brought into sharp relief last week when Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic leader, declared Mrs.
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Which to me is a far more compelling origin story than any amount of daddy issues, dead wives, or misunderstood loner antiheroes.
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"According to Billboard, Blanco's "Loner," off his self-titled debut, was taken down on Friday for not meeting the site's "community guidelines.
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He might be affable, but he is a loner, aloof from the tearooms and quiet drinking holes that make up Westminster life.
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Locals told the press that the 49-year-old was a loner raised by his grandmother, whose death had apparently unhinged him.
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I was a bit of a loner and a reader; I hung out with who my son Diego would call the Emos.
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Harrison Ford is nothing like Han Solo, the space loner he plays in Star Wars, as evidenced by his busy love life.
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The free single people of The Lobster operate under their own rigid rules, under the tyrannical leadership of Loner Leader (Léa Seydoux).
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"I just sort of wanted to be a little bit of a loner for a while," Simmons told "TODAY" at the time.
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The low-budget thriller stars Belfast-born Martin McCann as the unnamed survivalist, a loner making his own way in the wilderness.
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Males then spend their days roaming the wild in isolation or hanging out with other loner male elephants from time to time.
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The video takes place right where 'Tropicollar Lease' left off, and many surprise guests pay a visit to our dear loner friend.
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"I would ask him how school was ... he would never bring up concerns of bullying or being a loner there," Axen said.
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But as it turns out, Panda himself is darker and more of a loner than some of his music might even bely.
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Beneath the action, it's the story of how the wandering, loner, ultra-competent action hero finally learns to be a family man.
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Whereas Rivers was an alienated oddball, a loner fuelled by rejection, gagging onstage at her own "ugliness," Midge is popular and pretty.
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Think of Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks": Surely that loner at the diner counter shuffled home to sleep, and smoke, on his foldaway bed.
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But the town loner subplot is enormous fun, and Jess and Luke's confrontation over Jess's new job at Walmart is note-perfect.
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A loner is looking to get lost in the harrowing woods, alone, where she can feel the strange pleasure of open spaces.
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He's a socially awkward loner who lives with his sickly mother and works a dead-end job as a clown-for-hire.
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Another loner, Emily Dickinson, put it this way: Assent — and you are sane —Demur — you're straightaway dangerous —And handled with a Chain —
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Josh is a familiar archetype, a resentful loner and misogynist whose response to any refusal of his will is a full-on tantrum.
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The inimitable Sviatoslav Richter, a loner in the jury room, reportedly awarded him full marks for each round and zero to other contenders.
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Phillips aligned the Joker with the (generally inaccurate) stereotype of the mentally ill, socially isolated loner whose disenfranchisement leads him to commit violence.
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The "first art historian" depicts the Mannerist as an eccentric loner; he also fails to mention "Visitation" anywhere in his foundational Life text.
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Read more: Quebec's Mosque Shooting Reminds Us Canada's Hate Is Not Imported Media reports paint Bissonnette as a loner with right-wing views.
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HD 131399Ab orbits around the third loner star, but only gets as close as 18 to 19 billion miles from the star duo.
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Loner pigeons flew in and out, dodging the groups, sometimes coming in so low over the audience that it appeared they might land.
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The Long Island-raised loner born Gustav Åhr was certainly not the first person to apply this bleary-eyed emoting to his music.
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Even men have barged in, with Andrew Martin's Early Work and Teddy Wayne's Loner serving up variations on the fictional male mea culpa.
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"He's a worker, brilliant, a bit of a loner and discreet, but solid," said one friend who did not want to be named.
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Sting had moved from a blond, happy-go-lucky neon icon to a brooding, Crow-inspired loner after Hogan's betrayal of the fans.
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But the new generation of Islamist terrorism, conducted by individuals citing far-off inspiration, has blurred the distinctions between terrorist and disturbed loner.
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When a young mother and her son arrive in town, Linda, a teenage loner with a fractured home life, is drawn to them.
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Beyond the headlines, Mr. DeSantis, a loner by nature, has appeared more at ease on his iPhone than in front of a crowd.
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He is a loner who has absorbed and reconfigured aspects of Gertrude Stein and H. P. Lovecraft, concrete music and gothic science fiction.
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A political loner, she belonged to none of Westminster's political camps, so was unlikely to be drawn into back-channel squabbles or conspiracy.
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So I ended up getting a loner set to try out months ago, probably, I don't know, two or three months ago now.
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" Ryan Reynolds's character, a loner named Curtis, says to Ben Mendelsohn's poker fiend Gerry, early on in the 280 gambling drama "Mississippi Grind.
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In Taborn's account, Martin emerged as a kindred spirit: an unclassifiable artistic loner who had placed her trust in patience, precision and process.
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We know that you, Aries, love your independence, and you can be a loner (even though you're often the life of the party).
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Read these stories next: How Millennials Are Rebranding Loneliness 7 Ways To Deal With Loneliness Why It's Totally Fine To Enjoy Being A Loner
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They found in the socially housed crayfish, alcohol made the neurons fire more easily, but had less of an effect on the loner crayfish.
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It's simple to see how the public and the media could conflate Phillips' Joker with the current vague notion of the angry loner vigilante.
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Does being sensitive, or a loner, or a teenager who likes photography, or a girl with red hair and big glasses, make you gay?
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Penn Badgley stars in a new Lifetime series, You, in which he portrays a devilishly handsome loner named Joe with an appetite for obsession.
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For the American Vogue's September issue, Jenner talked about being the loner of the Kardashian/Jenner family and her reaction to her mom's transition.
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"Teachers and school administrators reported that [he] was a quiet boy, a loner, a good student, well-behaved and always hungry," the complaint states.
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Rachel, Jack, and Ashley Too opens with a teenage loner Rachel (Angourie Rice) sitting alone in the cafeteria, with only her phone for company.
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A guest who shoots a loner with a tranquilizer dart is rewarded with an extension — an extra day to pursue courtship and postpone beasthood.
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No motive has been reported, although a friend said the student was a loner who had expressed interest in the 1999 Columbine school shooting.
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Readers, therefore, have every right to be treated to a second novel about another irascible yet sympathetic loner — but this time a headstrong woman.
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Set in the outback, this grisly pageant of suffering tells an ultraviolent story of backpackers who become the victim of a torture-loving loner.
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The loner stereotype can deter talented people from the industry — not just women, but anyone who thinks that sounds like an unattractive job description.
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On February 23, Caroline Rose will release her second album, LONER, four years after her first, the well-received I Will Not Be Afraid.
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It is easy to believe that the deranged loner threat will always remain roughly what it is, whereas the terrorist threat might grow without bound.
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People born under Virgo's rule are known for their independence, which is a nicer way of saying that you, Virgo, are kind of a loner.
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They can understand, for example, a loner who learns the value of teamwork (such as Indiana Jones) or that perseverance takes a lot of failing.
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He was a loner drunk who won't be mourned, but with his dying breath he thanked me for putting an end to his sad life.
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DeAngelo, described by neighbors as an oddball and loner known to fly into occasional fits of solitary rage, is suspected of 12 slayings in all.
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Del was a loner before the apocalypse struck, and initially, he claims he's happy to be living a near-monastic life of solitude and silence.
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After 20 years in customer service, most recently in the insurance industry, Loner wanted to find more meaningful work and became a home health aide.
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A weird, loner of a kid, harangued by the police into confessing to Hanna's death, Daniel was sentenced to death as the sole person responsible.
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Did you tell people you were trans back then, when you were coming into it as a total loner and you had nothing to lose?
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Lily (played by Samantha Ware) is a perfectionist, and although her fitness YouTube series has a dedicated following, she's a bit of a loner IRL.
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Jax's relative Betsy is the boss, Todd hangs out with Bob or is a loner, while Junior and GusGus are always running around and exploring.
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Even though Moe claims to be a loner, she's the one who pesters Elodie with questions when they end up at the same trendy boutique.
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Previous seasons have painted Jake as a sensitive loner, who cares about and understands Olivia, while Fitz never seemed to understand or respect her ambitions.
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Ma stars Oscar-winner Octavia Spencer as Sue Ann, a loner who befriends a group of teenagers and invites to hang out in her basement.
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The story revolves around a romantic couple — Yannick Lebrun and Constance Stamatiou — and a loner, Jamar Roberts, who drugs Mr. Lebrun during a disco scene.
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He is understood to be a loner, a constant if not deep thinker with a resting glower and restless hair and an incapacity for niceties.
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In another of the episode's several elsewheres, Carl makes tentative contact with Siddiq, the loner last glimpsed all the way back in the season premiere.
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Squall Leonhart, a 17-year old loner, is on the cusp of becoming an official SeeD (a mercenary) at a military academy called Balamb Garden.
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The idea of a solo workaholic auteur creates these expectations that you have to be a depressive loner or a misanthrope to make good music.
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To decompress he plays badminton with Ed, a "researcher" and loner who is as dissatisfied with his job as he is disillusioned with his country.
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Rather than positioning her as a loner whose life was tinged with madness, the show emphasizes her engagement with other artistic movements and the world.
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"Taxi Driver," which was released in 1976, follows a disturbed loner (played by Robert DeNiro) who becomes obsessed with the idea of saving the world.
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Anyone familiar with that record will notice that LONER sounds harder and maybe even more world weary than the first, and that's because it is.
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Five reasons for my character to split from their family—I've already decided on exile, even though the "loner" background provides the stats I want.
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The only known fact was that this strange loner guy who called himself Maitreya Kali had originally been known as Craig Smith, born April 25, 1945.
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Abigail makes a mockery of the series' archetype Ryu—the dignified, perma-frowning loner whose interests comprise walking and not enjoying himself—and I love it.
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After Laura (Alycia Debnam-Carey) accepts the friend request of a strange loner in her psych class, her world begins to fall apart in gruesome ways.
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Image: Provided by artist Winston Hightower is a young musician from Columbus, Ohio who transmits home-recorded loner rock 'n' roll using effects and cheap microphones.
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The long distance relationship seems to work out fine for Silverman, though: "You know me, I'm a loner, so it's okay," she said with a laugh.
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There are the nauseating archetypes known to anyone who's ever been clubbing: the leering loner, the shady dealer, the aged silverback raver, the ever-present bro.
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Where a lesser author might imagine Thibaut as an embittered loner, who follows only his needs and his conscience, Miéville navigates his protagonist's complicated affiliations deftly.
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" The 67-year-old fitness icon explained that he's been lying low because he wants to be "a little bit of a loner for a while.
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While you don't want to "actively turn your child into a social pariah," she says you shouldn't necessarily worry if they are more of a loner.
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One day, though, a ruthless dreamer, a loner who has a "vague notion of being reserved for something else," may attempt to turn metaphor into reality.
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But since pulling out of the Paris climate deal and giving off loner vibes the US and by extension President Trump was the undeniable man out.
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On Kindred, his fastest-paced release, the seven-minute "Loner" divided the two 11-minute-plus bookends with what could only be described as pure energy.
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Chang (Lori Tan Chinn), the quiet loner who presided over the commissary during less volatile times, was among the only inmates who noticed Ruiz's escape route.
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Joaquin Phoenix, who won rave reviews from critics at the festival, plays Batman's nemesis, and follows his transformation from a vulnerable loner into the confident villain.
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A haggard loner with a thousand-yard stare and a melancholy air, he claims to be a former soldier who has been in inhospitable places before.
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Yikes. Well, I've always felt like a bit of a loner (home-schooled, only child, hello!), but I'm comfortable with that and with traversing different worlds.
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Maybe some of that is just my psychology: I like to think I'm a pretty capable individual, but I scoff somewhat at the "rugged loner" archetype.
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From the reggae-tinged swagger of "#1 Record" (oh fickle girls), to the thrashy punk of "Loner," to the breezy louche pop of the title track.
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Silvers notes that prior to NYU, she was a "loner" — mostly due to her busy schedule — but she doesn't strike me as aloof or untouchable at all.
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I can't wait for all of us aging, raging emo kids to be reunited to experience the final missing piece of our loner youth—an MCR concert.
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Outside of the metaverse, the Phantom Thieves look like an anime Breakfast Club; from an angry ex-jock to the shoehorned pretty girl to the detached loner.
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We know Batman is a broody loner who doesn't entirely fit in with a lot of Justice League incarnations, but here, they throw wild parties without him.
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Classmates, relatives, and neighbors have described Cruz as a troubled "loner" who often talked about guns and flaunted his obsession with weapons on his social media accounts.
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That myth of the loner leaves people in a distorted direction in terms of thinking, what do I need to do in order to be more creative?
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He's a grown man who likes to surround himself with young boys, and he's a haunted loner who occasionally tangos with a dominatrix in a cat costume.
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The loner, the one who never fit in, who thought in peculiar and strange ways, who survived somehow and found a way to make their life meaningful.
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"I'm a loner, and sometimes being with my man is better than being alone, and sometimes I can be alone while sitting next to him," she says.
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But as played by Minnette, TV Clay is a likably awkward loner who slowly frays into a single raw nerve ending over the course of the show.
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The resident loner (Cole Sprouse) is less than enthused about the celebration since he doesn't particularly enjoy speaking to anyone who's not his best friend Archie (K.
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The commonalities make for a rare kinship between a foreign leader and the U.S. President, who has often seemed to be a loner on the world stage.
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But it's hard to remain a mysterious loner once your debut album sells half a million copies, and Vernon seemed eager to shed that inscrutable persona anyway.
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The father of the gunman who allegedly killed two people in Halle, Germany yesterday revealed that his son was a loner and was always on his computer.
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According to former classmates and neighbors, who spoke to various media outlets, Crusius was a loner, who didn't interact with his classmates and shunned organized school activities.
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Ultimately, Olivia, a pushy young blonde; Diego, a good-natured loner; and six others were deemed perfect for the task: fit, eager and hungry for the job.
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" Ms. Ritter did not have a high-school experience as brutal as Abby's but, she said, "I understand the feelings of being the outcast and the loner.
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In the title story, the narrator hires an actor to pose as Finn, the friend he invented to convince his new boyfriend he's not a pathetic loner.
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Ben Affleck turns in a terrific performance in The Way Back as Jack, a grieving alcoholic loner who suddenly finds himself coaching basketball at his alma mater.
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Distrusted by whites and blacks alike, he exhibits all the tics and trappings of the alienated loner, including a ratty trailer and a mistrust of personal hygiene.
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L, who now lives in Chicago, has remained at the periphery of fame, an anti-consumerist loner in a business that runs largely on money and schmooze.
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A neighbor, Rocio Martinez, 29, described Mr. Ator as a "loner" who kept to himself and who sometimes frightened her because he was always firing guns outside.
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Cindy herself is an odd, outcast narrator who reads catalogs (they're what she can get her hands on) and observes relentlessly, the way only a loner does.
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Gene Hackman plays Harry Caul, a surveillance expert and paranoid loner hired to eavesdrop on a married woman and her lover by her suspicious husband (Robert Duvall).
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Perry was in his mid-20s when he started playing high schooler Dylan McKay, a brooding loner on a motorcycle with prominent sideburns and bad-boy tendencies.
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I was a mega shy loner—I couldn't talk without going bright red and I would basically crumple inwards—so these songs were a refuge for me.
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And despite how tough the title characters' facades are, they're all loner softies who generally love one another — more so than any other heroes in Marvel's cinematic universe.
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This Bruce is a heavy-drinking loner, living in a world where crime is rampant, superheroes are outlawed, and Superman has become a wholly owned US government operative.
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"[Being gay] was a no-no, so I had to be on my own, so I've been used to it since childhood, being a loner," one man said.
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It makes much more sense for the loner side of Daryl's character to have come out in full force during the bigger of the two recent time-skips.
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American rapper Mykki Blanco today shared a steamy music video for Mykki standout cut "Loner," produced in collaboration with prominent porn website Pornhub and NYC fashion label Nicopanda.
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One thing you discuss is the myth of the genius loner, when research shows again and again that we're social creatures and creativity is nurtured in social environments.
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The only simile I can draw is that Daley is like the slightly smelly middle-school loner that classmates are unintentionally mean to, because he makes them uncomfortable.
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But after seeing them tear up a show by with their extensive musicality, hyper self-awareness, and raw punk energy, it's clear Loner Chic already have their identity.
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"He was very much a loner, very stand-offish" and "didn't interact a whole lot with anyone," Leigh Ann Locascio, a former neighbor, told the Los Angeles Times.
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Connell is the football star who is required to take the bitchy popular girl to the high school debs' ball even when the loner has caught his eye.
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If you've got a loner, a guy who's there by himself, he's there to look at women [but] for the most part these types of people aren't confrontational.
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In many ways, the absolute peak of the age-old stereotype that is the wealthy and emotionally repressed loner who is substituting much-needed therapy for alcohol dependency.
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Infused with machismo, the Hollywood archetype is the hard-living, scarf-wearing loner dashing from one war zone to the next, with romantic partners as expendable as bullets.
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Charles was a restless kid, a loner and a terrible student, the kind of person who was only happy when obsessed with a challenge of his own choosing.
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Adam is also one of the seniors who bring the loner Darren Eberheart—who is, unbeknownst to Adam, his father's patient—into the social scene, to disastrous effect.
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Netflix Description: Set in a chaotic future, this Outback saga follows loner Eric's brutal ordeal when a criminal gang takes his car and leaves him nowhere with nothing.
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There have been many such masks over the years — mama's boy, loner, stadium stud, Woody Guthrie — each developed through songs that would seem to cancel each other out.
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The pair first meet as high schoolers, striking up an unlikely relationship — he's popular and well-liked; she's a loner — and later attend Trinity College in Dublin together.
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As a manager, you can probably suss out enough of the inner workings of your team — who is friends with whom, who seems to be more of a loner.
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Social media profiles that belonged to Crusius and reviewed by BuzzFeed News reinforced his identity as a withdrawn loner with few friends and who espoused racist, anti-immigrant beliefs.
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What is unclear is whether the 25-year-old army veteran, whom some people described as a loner, conspired with others or how long he had planned an attack.
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Although Jenner simply captioned the picture "loner life," some of her fans became convinced the photo was proof that the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star was also pregnant.
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The Oscar winner, 46, stars in Ma as Sue Ann, a loner in town who grows close to the kids when she lets them use her basement to party.
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This trio soon meets up with the rest of their group: Nona, a quirky, quiet loner (also Ren's not-so-secret crush), and her oil-and-water bestie Clarissa.
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Late on Saturday, police issued an arrest warrant for suspect Shinji Aoba, 41, a loner from a city near Tokyo who was detained shortly after the fire broke out.
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Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) is training young mutants at his university, while Raven (Jennifer Lawrence) remains a loner, traveling the planet looking for mutants to bring to the school.
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Critics of May claim she is a political loner but she was never given a chance to enter the all-male Notting Hill set established under David Cameron's leadership.
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This alien is more or less a loner, fending for herself and trying to scrape together a living without much help from any sort of parental or authority figure.
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But one loner is a permanent resident: a male nicknamed "el jefe" or "the boss," that has been living in the Santa Rita Mountains in southern Arizona since 2013.
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When a loner classmate of Evan's commits suicide, a misunderstanding leads that student's family, and the rest of the school, to believe Evan had secretly been his best friend.
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Just days before the referendum on June 23 last year, lawmaker Jo Cox was killed by a loner obsessed with Nazis who shouted "Keep Britain independent" during an attack.
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The story cracked open when he came up with Victor, who seems like a classic character from hard-boiled detective fiction: a prickly, cynical loner with a dark past.
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Positive rating action may result over the loner-term if the IP segment becomes a more significant EBITDA contributor and IP EBITDA/gross interest expenses is sustained above 2.0x.
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I have no idea why this thing thinks I'm such a contrarian loner though, in real life I am a fantastic team player because I always agree with everyone.
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In the first story, "William Wei," a sad loner tries to kindle a relationship with a woman who calls him sight unseen on the advice of a mutual friend.
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Dutton is a hand-tooled role for Mr. Costner, but he's not a charismatic villain in the throwback mode of "Dallas," or a principled loner, or a complicated antihero.
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"I tend to be a loner at times, but I found myself preferring to spend more and more time with him, which kind of surprised me," Ms. Cohen said.
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Relatedly, as in Wayne's previous book, the campus novel "Loner," I couldn't help feeling that the busyness and extremity of the plot's denouement undercut the author's otherwise humane sensibility.
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"As countries, along with some American businesses and states, have stated their strong support for the vision of the Paris accord, Trump has become a climate loner," Waskow said.
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She plays Veronica, a popular girl who murders other popular girls—all named Heather—at the behest of her psycho loner boyfriend, J.D., played by a young Christian Slater.
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JB: When you're a loner, when you're moving from a different place every year and your parents are kind of … hiding, you can get pretty deep down inside yourself.
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Indeed, Octopus tetricus , known colloquially as the gloomy octopus, has always been framed as a bit of a loner, with males and females meeting only once a year to mate.
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If you're more of a loner but want information about what you're seeing in the night sky, use an app like Star Walk to map out the scene above you.
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It took a socially awkward loner, a pair of Colorado buddies shut out by Wall Street and an embittered, dyspeptic maverick to see what most of the whole world couldn't.
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Rachel Weisz, as a loner who may be David's soul mate, is perfectly cast as the only person in this world with the normal capacities for warmth, empathy and desire.
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His younger brother once called him the "king of microaggression" and suggested he may have sought fame through the attack, according to the AP. Police characterized him as a loner.
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Carton has said that, off the air, he is "an introverted loner"—an embodiment of the Johnny Carson principle, whereby the performative and the private personae are hard to reconcile.
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Naz is interrogated by Detective Dennis Box (Bill Camp), a glum loner whose eyes tell him that the case is open-and-shut, even as his gut says something's off.
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For his part, Roof's attorney David Bruck characterized the defendant as a "suicidal loner," radicalized and motivated by "things he saw on the internet," according to the Post and Courier.
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I was the crime reporter for The Stockton Record when a loner with an AK-47 opened fire on a playground full of children at recess at Cleveland Elementary School.
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She started at this job around the same time I did, and I am (lovingly) trying to push my inner loner introvert aside to try to make friends in Boston.
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Release date: March 6Synopsis: A loner and cook has traveled west and joined a group of fur trappers in Oregon Territory, though he only finds connection with a Chinese immigrant.
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Investigators quickly identified a suspect in the slayings, who then surrendered — a local man described as a troubled loner who was familiar to the police in his suburban town, Urbandale.
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Or where violent acts are described as the work of an "intense loner who grew up in a tight-knit, deeply religious family," as The New York Times described Conditt.
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On Tuesday, he seemed miffed that some people — according to him, at least — had taken his words and used them to make him out to be some kind of loner.
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Chris is a loner who's been burned by social media in a major way, and now he's embarked on a quest for vengeance as part of a mental downward spiral.
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For a whimsy-packed story about a reclusive loner and the sex doll he insists is his real live girlfriend, Lars and the Real Girl is a remarkably sincere movie.
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Octavia Spencer stars in Ma, a psychological horror film about a loner who makes friends with some teenagers in her town after they ask her to buy them some beer.
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There have been other prominent examples of far-right violence, most notably the 2016 killing of the lawmaker Jo Cox by Thomas Mair, a loner with ties to extremist groups.
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From their first moment of eye contact on, it's thrillingly obvious that Laurey wants Curly, the sexy cowboy, over Judd, the slightly creepy loner who lives in Aunt Eller's back-house.
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So I wasn't surprised that Jughead is revealed to a sad loner-type on the outs with his best friend Archie or that Betty is a ticking time bomb of emotions.
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The DefendTheHouse channel surmised that this character must work in the sheep yards, generally keeps to himself, and might be from out of town, given that he's sort of a loner.
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Strong and silent, his Roland is an exhausted, heartbroken loner who slowly comes alive and learns to hope again over the course of the film thanks to his encounter with Jake.
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"I spoke to most of his siblings and most of them did indicate he was a troubled person," said Kowalczyk, who also described German as "a loner" who had no friends.
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When Sue Ann (Spencer), "a loner who keeps to herself in her quiet Ohio town," invites neighborhood teenagers to come party at her place, it seems like a high schooler's dream.
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This is like the coolest kid in school going over to the awkward loner and slapping his lunch tray out of his hands for no reason while everyone points and laughs.
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Their point of intersection is Barbara (Madison Wolfe), a driven loner who wears bunny ears — a nod to her spirit animal — and believes that giants are threatening her small coastal community.
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In my real life I'm a loner, so it sounds lame but it's just nice to feel noticed, even though I worry about what that might mean for my self-worth.
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A genre exercise, the detective movie "Small Town Crime" relies on the usual time-tested ingredients: the boozy loner lawman, the beautiful female victim and the reliably mysterious, invariably competent villains.
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He has only a perfunctory social media presence, no scandals or performative beefs to his name and, as a bit of a loner, comes unaffiliated with any existing movements or microgenres.
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The loner detective, the romantic gangster, the unethical institutions and the neighbors who instantly turn into a mob: Our movies are as contradictory as the people making, watching and reviewing them.
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San Fernando is a 2.3-square-mile enclave inside Los Angeles, but it has its own small police force, which makes it the perfect hide-out for a loner like Harry.
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At just 15 years old, she excels in the role of the loner weirdo, craving the stability of a regular, small-town existence as her dad drags her across the country.
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The equipment is the tweaked prize possession of a jilted loner who comes home one night to find his wife's "lovely breasts bouncing up and down" courtesy of his best friend.
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They described him as a loner who often played video games, especially ones that involve shooting, and that he was obsessed with Swift, according to a report released by Salida police.
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" While we sat on a bench in Central Park, at times saying nothing, I recalled his description of a teenage character in "Just Fly Away": "a loner who likes to mingle.
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Today's engineering teams are nothing like the old stereotype — a bunch of loner nerd boys who grew up playing video games and tinkering with code by themselves in their parents' basements.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. New York musician, performance artist, and all round hero Mykki Blanco has shared a new version of his late 2016 release "Loner," via Soundcloud.
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"He has many hobbies and interests, and is sort of a loner so he will be fine whether or not he finds someone else right away or not," the source tells PEOPLE.
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It's a crippling habit for the emotionally isolated loner that leads to altercations at his corner bar as well as a stream of memories of the abusive alcoholic father who terrorized him.
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The rest is pure Li. Knowing both of their work, it's jarring to feel the fingerprints of another on a track by an artist who I've always regarded as being a loner.
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As much of a loner as this artist has been for much of his life, decades ago he was the onetime romantic partner of the American modernist painter George Tooker (1920-2011).
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This mythology of the genius loner is all about novelty and not about tension between novelty and familiarity and the conversation between a time and a place and the person working there.
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Too often, movies and TV often serve up the trope of the shy nerdy loner who, in a clumsy attempt to win over the girl of his dreams, ends up harassing her.
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"He has many hobbies and interests, and is sort of a loner so he will be fine whether or not he finds someone else right away or not," the source told PEOPLE.
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BOJ board member Goushi Kataoka has advocated a mix of bigger monetary and fiscal stimulus measures to reflate growth, though he remains a loner in the board in calls for more easing.
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The cowboy — a historical figure, a way of life and livelihood, a symbol of Manifest Destiny, an advertising trope, an idealized version of manhood, and a tragic loner — is no simple symbol.
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The newest, NIGHT SCHOOL (Delacorte, $28.99), is the 21st that Child has written about Jack Reacher, a nomadic loner without worldly possessions — he's constantly buying new T-shirts — or a settled home.
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"I think he was pretty much a loner," said Jay Schulze, a network engineer who lived about two blocks down, adding that Mr. Conditt spent most of his time with his parents.
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" And the day after that, he called into the Today show to dispel the rumors, stating, "I just sort of wanted to be a little bit of a loner for a while.
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"It's not uncommon for a legislator who is a loner or a maverick or otherwise does not work within existing structures to be more well liked by the general public," said Sen.
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The myth that programming is done by loner men who think only rationally and communicate only with their computers harms the tech industry in ways that cut straight to the bottom line.
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This year's top ship comes from the animated sci-fi show "Voltron: Legendary Defender," where fans have latched on to the chemistry between the solemn loner, Keith, and the goofball sharpshooter, Lance.
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Other stuff came into play in this episode, including a charming dude that ends up as a weirdo loner, a Drake-selfie racket, and the revelation that Toronto's Drake may also be Mexican.
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This unique Japanese subculture once had a negative connotation and was previously used to refer to an obsessive, withdrawn loner who had "taken leave of his senses", according to Wired's 1993 debut issue.
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Neighbors, classmates, and friends also described an estranged "loner" whose disturbing social media profiles were littered with guns, shooting targets, dead frogs, and a user always dressed in black with his face covered.
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MESQUITE, Texas -- The Dallas sniper had been sent home from Afghanistan after being accused of sexually harassing a female, and was described as a loner who followed black militant groups on social media.
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So while it makes sense that loner Clay was in the dark about this creepy shed behind the baseball field, some people have issue with how Justin was so out of the loop.
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There were no immediate reports of a possible motive, though a friend of Mr. Roslyakov said he was a loner who had expressed an interest in the 1999 school shooting in Columbine, Colo.
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"I'm a loner up here," he told The San Antonio-Express News in early 1970, noting that his coaches were treating him well but hinting at having problems with some of his teammates.
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While he was an awkward loner, and despite his defense team's attempt to posit both mental illness and autism as explanations for his behavior, a court-appointed physician found him fit for trial.
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Before Friday, New Zealand's worst mass shooting was in 1990 when a gun-mad loner killed 13 men, women and children in a 24-hour rampage in the tiny seaside village of Aramoana.
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She's as likable as unlikable protagonists get, a prickly loner who never met a person she couldn't quell with a scathingly hilarious insult, but whose judgmental nature is clearly hiding a wounded core.
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Instead, we learned that the suspect appeared to be a sexually frustrated, woman-hating loner who had paid homage to a misogyny netherworld in a Facebook post, either before or during the attack.
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As undercover journalist Josie Gellar (Drew Barrymore) gets a second shot at high school popularity, her cool girl crew teaches this former loner the ropes while on an outing at the local mall.
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Watch VICE News Tonight's doc on the prison strikes rippling through America: ArthurEarly 40sSentenced for Mail, Wire, and Securities FraudReleased from FPC Taft, California, in 2009 In federal prison, I was a loner.
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The gruff Sanders is a loner, Gillibrand is known for having sharp elbows, Harris went rogue during an immigration debate last year, and Booker is sometimes seen as too eager for the limelight.
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Ingrid Goes West stars Aubrey Plaza at her dramatic and comedic best as Ingrid, a loner whose mother dies of a terminal illness and leaves her with a lot of money and no roadmap.
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Blanco said in a press release: "'Loner' is a song about misunderstanding—and more than misunderstanding it's a song about a universal feeling of not feeling worthy enough, not feeling good enough," he said.
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The onetime truck driver, who frequently posted anti-Semitic material online and was described by neighbors as a loner, was charged with 29 federal felony counts and could face the death penalty if convicted.
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The game puts you in the role of Neku, an amnesiac loner who finds himself in a strange, alternate reality version of Shibuya where supernatural beings called reapers task humans with completing various missions.
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Each of these men may have seemed like a loner — but in fact, each was part of a group of people with similarly toxic views directed at Jewish people, women, or people of color.
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But as "Loner" barrels toward its shocking and not entirely plausible conclusion, the reader may begin to wonder what value there is in being inside the mind of the novel's deceitful and deranged antihero.
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Ten years Nell's senior, Joan has an austere elegance that's enough to make an awkward, unsophisticated loner from Kansas fall dangerously in love — the performative, medieval variety that sustains itself precisely because it's unrequited.
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When far-right violence is described as a hate crime or the act of a disturbed loner, even if that is true, it can exacerbate a sense among targeted communities that they matter less.
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On earth, Eleanor might have been a selfish loner, but in Hell she was an existential rebel, the woman who found a way to get kinder in a system designed to make her mean.
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Henry Cavill stars as Garalt of Rivia, a hulking loner who was raised as a monster hunter and who's determined to slash his way through the kingdom without aligning himself with other human beings.
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Riggs and Murtaugh are an odd couple—one's an unhinged loner, the other's a settled family man; one's white, the other's black; one's somewhere in his 30s, the other's too old for this shit.
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The group gained prominence in June 2016 when Labour lawmaker Jo Cox was shot dead on the street by a Nazi-obsessed loner who witnesses said had been shouting "Britain first" during the attack.
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Meanwhile, Elle makes her way over to a house to hang out with some of the other girls, but she's denied entry and turned away, really driving home the fact that she's a complete loner.
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Raymond Kethledge, the loner Justice Anthony Kennedy once told Fox News, "There&aposs a loneliness" to the job of sitting on the bench-- the work consisting mostly of reading and writing by yourself in chambers.
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In Creep, a found-footage film that foregoes pageantry for a stark sense of panic, Duplass plays a strange loner that his documentarian/friend/victim, played by writer-director Patrick Brice, can't quite pin down.
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Keeping this philosophy in mind lets her stay a bitter loner even as she turns more and more into a conventional superhero by trying to play by the rules and help people who need it.
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Although Dan Humphrey was generally fixated on the wealthy and lavish lifestyles of the teens around him in the Upper East Side prep school game, Joe, a loner book store manger, has more specific tastes.
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By Koreaboo If you're not in a relationship, there's even a Korean holiday to celebrate your loner status, where groups of single people join together to eat jajangmyeon, with hopes of meeting their better half.
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You feel like he's saying the things you can't say, though at the same time you have no idea what he's saying—in that way, he's a lot like Seattle's other favorite loner, Kurt Cobain.
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" Simmons said during his phone interview with Guthrie that it was his decision to go into seclusion because "I just sort of wanted to be a little bit of a loner for a little while.
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The man who went by Chandler was an electrician and a draftsman who co-workers described as being an odd, eccentric and highly intelligent man, but a loner with no family or friends, Elliott said.
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The film tied a Palestinian terror cell, a Vietnam-vet pilot of the loner/wingnut variety, and the American-as-Apple-Pie Goodyear Blimp together in a plot to rain death upon the big game.
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You're a loner at heart, Virgo; your tarot card is the Hermit, which is why it's important that you connect with people who get you, who inspire you to be the best version of yourself.
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The message was stored on a phone that has since been seized by the police, but Mullen remembers its content: If this is what a loner like Mair can do, imagine what we could do.
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There's the brooding loner Aquaman (Jason Momoa), tortured outcast Cyborg (Ray Fisher) and callow, nerdy Flash (Ezra Miller), whose just-glad-to-be-with-you-guys enthusiasm is designed, somewhat successfully, to deliver comic relief.
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Galveston attracts outdoorsy, headstrong, "loner-type folks," said Erin Barnhart, the county medical examiner, noting that after days of searching, officials there have yet to locate the next of kin for one of the men.
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The only unproblematic scenario would be to have a 19th century-themed wedding right before you watch Little Women, an unimpeachable movie guaranteed to make even the most embittered, depressed loner believe in love again.
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Gorey has at times been labeled a recluse, but it seems more accurate to say that he was a loner who experienced the world by proxy, through the culture that he so voraciously consumed and produced.
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Leading the list of stars returning from Mr. Burton's 2010 film is Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter, an eccentric neurotic loner first seen dying of a broken heart, whom he imbues with pathos and wit.
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The show's two monologues, experientially enriched by video, are performed with flair and feeling by Jim Findlay (as a passenger on a night bus) and Frank Hart (as a loner who spies on lovers) (1:45).
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Three others had already pleaded guilty to membership of National Action, which was banned by the government after members of the group praised the murder of lawmaker Jo Cox by a Nazi-obsessed loner in 2016.
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She is a devout loner, a woman who prefers the solitude of the bathroom mirror to a party, who blots out her nights with anonymous sex and obliterating substances, whose default settings are caustic and surly.
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In 2012 and 2013, he released five projects under SPZRKT—also in 2012, Sango reached out to Omär online, after hearing the song "Laminin" from his 2012 tape The Loner, and the two began working together.
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Also, Mr. Kelley had the kind of profile we are all coming to realize is common to mass shooters all over the United States: a white male, the angry loner, the spouse abuser, the animal torturer.
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Growing up on the digital fantasies offered in Japanese RPGs and anime, the Worlds that the title of his breakthrough record referred to were inner spaces, insular journeys through the daydreams of a young loner-romantic.
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Anne McKnight: A lot of kind of stunned silence, because this guy is a loner, and it sounds like he was unfriended by a lot of people when he did start to go off the rails.
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One hundred and fifty or so people jam into a little corner upstairs of New Haven's Toad Place—The Lilly Pad, ha ha ha—where Pinegrove is playing with Loner Chic the day their album drops.
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A former girlfriend said Kelley engaged in years of harassment, bordering on stalking, after a brief relationship nearly a decade ago, and classmates from his Texas hometown described a "loner" who became increasingly disturbed as a teenager.
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The first half of the trailer shows off the group of misfits in the town of Angel Grove that will become the film's heroes: there's the artistic loner, the bullied outcast, the unpopular girl, and so forth.
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It's also short, a combination that pretty much gives you all that you could want from a pulp fiction in which Mel Gibson plays a grizzled loner inking skin in a spot called the Missing Link Tattoo.
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But if there is any instance in the novel where David Federman is shown to prefer his own company in the manner of an actual loner (or "introvert," as they're known in polite company), I missed it.
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That said, you won't be a total loner mid-month, little fish: Chatty Mercury connects with Neptune on January 19 and with Jupiter on January 25, which are days you should circle in your calendar for networking.
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Ms. Gabbard's previous opposition to impeachment made her a loner in the Democratic field, but that was not unusual: She has stood apart from the rest of the candidates on a variety of issues, especially foreign policy.
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Mr. Harrelson, who plays the part of an irascible loner who is blunt to a fault, said that he found it difficult to slip out of character while on the set, even after the cameras stopped rolling.
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And as it turns out, he can also be a depressed, guilt-ridden loner, as John Malkovich is forced to play him in "The ABC Murders," a three-part mini-series now available on Amazon Prime Video.
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Kayla, the slump-shouldered loner at the heart of "Eighth Grade," is stupefied by her crush, and when his puny body emerges glistening from a pool, it is in slow motion and set to thumping stripper music.
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But he was also an angry, bankrupt loner who often lived out of his van, held far-right political views and was prone to racist and sexist tirades, according to court documents and people who knew him.
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" Rebellious and a loner, he loathed the conformity of school, particularly, as he once described, "the concept that they'd take a group of us and make us all do the same thing and make us exactly the same.
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Wallen said they were still investigating how a loner like Mair had got hold of the gun, which had been stolen a year earlier, and there was no evidence he was linked to any group or other individuals.
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On an extremely misogynistic site called PUAHate, the "incel" first took form as a self-deprecating, bitter loner who rejected the idea that self-help mantras — like Reddit's frequent advice to "hit the gym" — could work for him.
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Josh is a loner at heart; Angelica is much younger than her high school-aged contemporaries; and Wesley is a devout pacifist, meaning he doesn't fit in with rampant violence that has become characteristic of post-apocalyptic Glendale.
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This brings a level of interaction between gamers using headsets and "viewers" that hasn't previously existed, lending the whole interaction more of a Wii Sports living room aesthetic than the bedroom loner narrative that's being pushed more frequently.
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Luckily, Jenner isn't stuck being a total Scorpionic loner in the family — momager Kris' birthday is just two days after hers, which all but confirms these two have the shadiest side conversations outside of the family group chat.
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Against the backdrop of demonstrations protesting George W. Bush's 2003 invasion of Iraq, the teacher (like Joe March, a loner prone to depression and romance) sleeps with an exuberant and busty student who comes from old French money.
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"He was looking for some type of parental figure and being a loner, being an outcast, being the kind of person Trump speaks to, I think he was attracted to Trump as a father figure," Mr. Lowy said.
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Or try: The Station Agent, if you're a loner type who's trying to change; Hot Fuzz, because some of the deepest friendships can spring from the most unexpected places; Bridesmaids, to let you know it's worth opening up.
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MARILOU IS EVERYWHEREBy Sarah Elaine Smith "I had only ever been myself, and found it lacking," declares 14-year-old Cindy, the loner narrator of "Marilou Is Everywhere," the strange and powerful debut novel by Sarah Elaine Smith.
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This casting description has led some Stranger Things fans to speculate that the role is intended to be a kind of monster-hunter archetype: a loner passing through town, seeking vengeance for a past transgression against her family.
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A man who loved to swagger through the streets armed with a sword and dagger, he was a loner blessed with faithful friends, such as the painter Mario Minnitti, his one-time model and, later, briefly his protector.
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Laura is popular, pretty, athletic, and smart, and she takes pity on a loner named Marina (Liesl Ahlers), who sits in the back of her psych class and sends Laura a request to be her very first Facebook friend.
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He saw himself as a Nietzschean lone wolf, a nihilist, even a renegade, a stammering loner who would stand out from the crowd and shout; but there ought to be room for him, he thought, and people like him.
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Or Paul Joseph Cini, an alcoholic loner who claimed to be an affiliate of the Irish Republican Army but who really hijacked Air Canada Flight 812 and demanded a $1.5 million ransom because he was sick of feeling worthless.
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Anyone who has listened to his monotoned readings of his Get in the Van diaries about girls dumping him over the phone long distance knows that it's not much of a stretch for him to play a sociopathic loner.
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" Joaquin Phoenix is the favorite to win his first Oscar for a disturbing performance as a loner clown who turns to violence in "Joker," while Scarlett Johansson is nominated for her roles in both "Jojo Rabbit" and "Marriage Story.
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" Joaquin Phoenix is the favorite to win his first Oscar for a disturbing performance as a loner clown who turns to violence in "Joker," while Scarlett Johansson is nominated for her roles in both "Jojo Rabbit" and "Marriage Story.
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Our notion of genius as an individual nature fits well with the dominant Western fantasy of the author as a romantic loner, which also helps to excuse the various kinds of bad behavior that writers are sometimes guilty of.
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By the end of the opening scene, in which some very dumb carjackers mess with the wrong furry loner, you know why this third and supposedly final entry in the solo Wolverine franchise has been handed an R rating.
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" But I respond more naturally to the losing-the-farm saga "Heart of America," which blames "the big banks" like it should, and the self-determined "Loner," which warns "You get what you pay for, sometimes you pay twice.
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Will Arnett once again provides the growling voice of Batman, a vigilante loner who insists he needs no one -- heaping scorn on everybody from arch-foe the Joker (Zach Galifianakis) to sidekick Robin (Michael Cera), who he inadvertently adopts.
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At the three-storey refugee shelter where he lived, on a hill overlooking the town, many of those who knew him described a quiet but friendly young man, a loner with long black hair who kept mostly to himself.
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I myself found that there was an intriguing quality to Simon, who seemed so quiet — something of a loner, as I was, and still am — and who had, without any explanation, fainted briefly and then revived with a smile.
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Here, Baena tries his hand at the psychological thriller, co-written by Alison Brie, who stars as a homely loner who tends to her horse when she's not logging time as a clerk at an arts and crafts store.
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So it's fitting, then, that we close out the decade with Joaquin Phoenix's Joker, a chain-smoking, self-described mentally ill loner who hijacks mainstream media via an act of extreme violence and sets off a reactionary protest movement.
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He was, as he recalls, a loner and a geek, a D student who spent all his free time biking to city parks and private golf-course ponds to bait-fish and to hunt for frogs, crawdads, and rabbits.
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Officials said that the number of referrals about suspected right-wing extremists had doubled since the murder in June last year of British lawmaker Jo Cox, who was killed by a loner obsessed with Nazis and white supremacist ideology.
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Sarah Gailey's dark and fantastical Magic for Liars follows private investigator and resigned loner Ivy Gamble as she's brought to the hidden Osthorne Academy for Young Mages (her estranged sister's alma mater and current employer) to look into a grisly murder.
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Chain-smoking her way around New York City's East Village as she tries to solve the mystery of why she keeps dying and waking up at her own birthday party, Lyonne's Nadia was a gruff, acerbic, and sex-fueled loner.
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It sounds like he was a loner in high school, admitting he did "nothing" over the four years, doesn't exactly have any friends now, and projected his sexual fantasies onto Beverly Jean, who may not have actually been his true fiancé.
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We had them two days when the SIM cards wouldn't stay in them they gave the boys loner phones that they wouldn't switch over the service to without us spending more money we get them back they still don't work.
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They still have one phone that was still in the shop they said, well we will lock the loner phone at midnight if its not back here and you won't get your other phone unless you pay for it being fixed.
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On a single night, David Kenneth McCall, a loner who lived above the town's Mexican restaurant, El Ranchero, set fire to several downtown businesses–a thrift store, an historic train depot, a garage, an office building that held a church.
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Her devastating 2008 drama Wendy and Lucy, about a young loner (Michelle Williams) and her dog stranded in a small town en route to Alaska, exposes the harsh realities of living hand-to-mouth in a country without a safety net.
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This is a film about people who've created certain images of themselves — Hec as a self-sufficient, silent loner; Ricky as a hyper-verbal, competent outlaw; Paula as a child-saving Terminator — but keep running up against their own limitations.
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When he arrived in Cambridge, in the fall of 1995, he still had braces on his teeth, though he had grown to a full six feet five; friends remember him as a bit of a loner, at least at first.
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For Emma came packaged with its own mythology, too: Vernon recorded the album in his father's cabin in a remote area of Wisconsin, which made him seem like more of a mysterious loner than his tender songs about heartbreak did.
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My own hero, Gabriel Allon, is a rather strait-laced character who has no real personality flaws, other than the fact that he's a bit of a loner and has killed a good many people, most of whom deserved to die.
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But he's also scripting sociopathic types: the schmoozy geek, the paranoid loner and, in his monumental 21 video trilogy called "The Red Tapes," the Melvillian poet-prophet, who leads revolutions, forecasts disaster and shuffles American history with a card shark's hand.
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Rescued by the Doctor and ensconced at Coal Hill, where Quill poses as a teacher, Charlie quickly befriends the routine array of teen misfits, including nerdy loner April (Sophie Hopkins), sensitive jock Ram (Fady Elsayed), and overachieving Tamara (Vivian Oparah).
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A tale of a loner with a dark past who goes all in to rescue a little girl after her gang-related kidnapping, Man From Nowhere was a huge box office smash in Korea and has gained a huge following internationally.
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Most of us first met Bentley on the screen in his breakout role in the best picture Oscar-winning 1999 film "American Beauty," playing Ricky, the loner-next-door neighbor who loves to record plastic bags floating in the wind.
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READ: Exclusive: Dayton shooter was in a "pornogrind" band that released songs about raping and killing women Rocio Martinez, 29, described him as a "loner" who kept to himself and who sometimes frightened her because he was always firing guns outside.
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By breaking down what the actual work of coding looks like — often pretty simple, rote, done in teams rather than by loner geniuses — he removes the mystery and brings it into the legible world for the rest of us to debate.
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I was especially charmed by Britney Young, who makes it impossible not to root for her sweet character, Carmen, and by Gayle Rankin, whose "Sheila the She-Wolf" registers as more of a scared loner than a full-on freak.
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Alicia, who has come home to New Orleans after combat duty in Afghanistan and the death of her mother, is a rookie and a bit of a loner, though she seems to have a decent rapport with her partner, Kevin (Reid Scott).
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The organization was banned in 2016 after it praised the murder of Jo Cox, a female opposition Labour MP, in a frenzied street attack by a Nazi-obsessed loner, the first far-right group to be outlawed in Britain since World War Two.
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Wicca Phase's music exists in the middle of a Venn diagram charting the interests of 20-somethings who grew up with post-punk and hardcore, experimental rap crowds, artsy loner types, and teens who write "I love you Daddy" in the comments section.
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He turns out to be a tough, lean loner (shades of Mr. Child's Jack Reacher) who expected to serve a 25-year prison sentence for a robbery gone so awry that a federal agent died but is being let out after five.
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Olson is a man possessed, a man whose curiosity is his tragic flaw, a man whose brain went to Harvard but whose heart never progressed past being nine years old and lied to, a lanky, loquacious loner with an ax to grind.
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Since the hero of "Last Cab to Darwin" is a loner who spends most of his days in his car on a desperate quest across the Australian outback, you might be forgiven for thinking it's too soon for another "Mad Max" installment.
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On a grander scale, as much as I or many DC fans may enjoy "Joker," now may not be the time for a movie about a sad, loner white male who becomes vengeful on the very society that has seemingly turned on him.
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Nowhere is this more apparent than in the loner mythology that surrounds the stand-up comic, which posits that genius comes only from private pain and public humiliation, each successful comic a grinning Horatio Alger who pulled himself up by his microphone cord.
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It's clear to Ginsburg that the stereotype of the isolated, loner Reichsbuerger — "those loopy extremists who stand in the street and say 'I don't belong to this country any more'" — represents only the tip of the iceberg of a much larger movement.
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Mr. Osborne, whom his former partner described as a "loner," had also received an email from an account linked to the English Defence League, an extremist group that opposes what it claims to be the spread of Islam and Shariah law in Britain.
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It's the year 2000; 15-year-old loner Vanessa Wye is excited to be singled out by her charismatic 45-year-old English teacher, Jacob Strane, as someone special — someone worthy of his special attention — in a relationship that soon becomes sexual.
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The nods for "Joker," which was controversial for its terrifying portrayal of an isolated loner but took more than $1 billion at the global box office, covered all the major fields, including for director Todd Phillips, adapted screenplay, film editing and sound editing.
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" They had 16 more years together, during which Mr. Serling also created and wrote episodes of a short-lived western series, "The Loner," which premiered on CBS in 1965, and helped write the screenplay for the hit 1968 movie "Planet of the Apes.
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I also intended to do research for my novel "Loner," about a Harvard freshman not prone to checking his privilege, who, in his ruthlessly amoral, Tom Ripley-like desire to ascend the college's social ladder, develops an infatuation with a rich female classmate.
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Perry currently plays Fred Andrews on the teen television series "Riverdale" but is better known for his role as the handsome loner Dylan McKay on "Beverly Hills, 90210," which was set around a group of students living in the upscale southern California city.
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In a television landscape crowded with gunslingers like Sugarfoot, Cheyenne, Lucas McCain (the Rifleman) and Bret Maverick, Mr. Hardin carved a niche playing Bronco Layne, a soft-spoken loner slow to anger but quick on the draw and skilled in the saddle.
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And they expressed doubt that Mr. Sessions, a legislative loner who represented the far right wing of the Republican conference, would quit his job, which he views as personal vindication for the Senate's refusal to confirm him to a federal judgeship in 1986.
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The fantasy world of Scott Westerfeld's "Spill Zone" is decidedly smaller in scope — in fact, it's confined to the college town of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. And teamwork is not on the menu for our foul-mouthed, rules-be-damned, loner heroine, Addison Merritt.
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The disaffected Jason, who never moved out of his parents' house, was one kind of loner, while Ginnifer is another — the dutiful daughter who valued family enough to nurse her ailing mother and now has no husband or children of her own.
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In the few years he has been acting on film, he has played a high-school loner turned telekinetic terrorist ("Chronicle"), the troubled son of an absent father (in Mr. Cianfrance's "The Place Beyond the Pines"), and a tortured analysand ("In Treatment").
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In The Lobster (Farrell famously gained 45 pounds to play its lead, David), an especially memorable shot features Farrell slumped back in a white robe, awaiting his demise as a "loner," or single person, if he doesn't partner up in 45 days.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A loner obsessed with Nazis and extreme right-wing ideology was sentenced on Wednesday to spend the rest of his life in prison for murdering lawmaker Jo Cox in a frenzied street attack that stunned Britain a week before the European Union referendum.
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Stanton had been playing mostly bit parts until that point, but Shepard spotted him in a Santa Fe bar while they were both in town for a film festival and offered him the role of the protagonist, Travis, a silent loner with an estranged family.
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Mr Murray's personal life has been untidy, to say the least, and in Jim Jarmusch's "Broken Flowers" (2005) and Sofia Coppola's "Lost in Translation" (2003), among other films, he plays a loner, far from his family, more at home with strangers than with loved ones.
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In December of 2012 people were searching for answers to why a 20-year-old Connecticut loner named Adam Lanza shot his mother, then drove to Sandy Hook Elementary where he murdered 20 young children and six adult staff before taking his own life.
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For instance, baby demogorgons can rapidly sprout into man-eating beasts, and the person you'd written off as a pitiful loner could eventually become the love of your life — at least in the case of Nancy Wheeler (Natalia Dyer) and Jonathan Byers (Charlie Heaton).
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But the sheriff said that no clear motive had been established as to why Mr. Highnote — a bearded, balding 59-year-old described by the few who knew him as a loner and a recluse — walked into a Chinese restaurant in nearby Trenton, Fla.
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Rogue's de facto hit—a stone-hearted celebration of solitude christened "Misanthropic Drunken Loner"—comes flanked by the apoplectic "Call in the Coroner" and "Blue Jays," a song known to lull moshpit scrapers into states of pensive meditation, penned in tribute to Flynn's departed grandfather.
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It was interesting to me that the film seemed not to be just a one-way satire of how "traditional" heterosexual coupledom is lionized, but also how, in the form of Léa Seydoux's tyrannical Loner Leader, singledom can be fixated on to a similar degree.
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As Toni, a loner who gravitates from boxing toward dance, Hightower is as captivating as the film's elusive narrative, which begins just before a mysterious series of epileptic episodes begins to afflict members of the fictional Lionesses, played by members of the Q-Kidz.
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Unlike Miller's nerdy loner version of Barry, Gustin's take on the character is shaped by his team of sidekicks and family members — both a narrative necessity in an ongoing series and also a defining characteristic of the small-screen Flash that Miller's version can't replicate.
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To many historians and experts -- Fox included -- the unemployed World War II veteran's so-called "walk of death" was the first time in modern history the country was confronted with the typical mass shooter profile: An angry, anti-social loner shooting and killing indiscriminately.
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A portrait has emerged of Ramos as an unhinged loner consumed by a years-long vendetta against the newspaper, a man whose history of menacing behavior ended with him, in the words of a prosecutor, "systematically hunting and killing" staffers in the Annapolis newsroom.
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And, of course, before then she'd given us a long line of self-directed delights, from the dusky dreamlands of "Know What I Want" to the smoky streets of "Ridin Round" to "Loner," in which every screenshot feels like a lesson in pure style.
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The zombies are both extremely racist and highly sensitive about their own identities — the various supernatural labels attached to them in New America are, to their mind, not very P.C. In absurdist landscape, we latch onto IA, an appealing loner voiced by Mr. Winter.
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Fogel helped arrange interviews with Mr. Rodchenkov for The New York Times's prizewinning reports on doping.) INGRID GOES WEST An unbalanced loner with a few screws loose (Aubrey Plaza) becomes obsessed with a social media celebrity (Elizabeth Olsen) and worms her way into her life.
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The scene captures the moment that the loner Arthur Fleck, played by Joaquin Phoenix, transforms into the Joker as he dances down the steps to Gary Glitter's anthem "Rock & Roll Part 2," his hair dyed a menacing green and his face painted like a clown.
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After "90210," which he left and then returned to, he played a behind-bars televangelist on "Oz," a post-apocalyptic loner on "Jeremiah," a surfing promoter on "John From Cincinnati," and gunslingers in TV westerns, roles that tended to rely on his dappled magnetism.
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The office of Rocky Mountain Crane Service In an interview with a local detective after the Waffle House shooting, Turley and his employers, Darlene and Ken Sustrich, described Reinking as a "loner" who exhibited signs of paranoia and "was delusional at times" but did not seem violent.
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It's a fast-paced fun time of a film that endlessly mocks the basic Batman tropes, portraying Bruce Wayne as a smug loner in love with his dark, broody self-image and the endless praise and validation that comes with being the world's most competent hero.
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Julian Dennison stars as a fat, lonely Maori kid regarded as a juvenile delinquent both before and after he goes on the lam through the bush with his adoptive father (Sam Neill), a crotchety loner who regards his new ward as a pain in the ass.
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In an alternative, hyper-capitalist present, Annie (Ms Stone) and Owen (Mr Hill)—two different kinds of disaffected loner—turn to a suspect drug company called Nerberdine Pharmaceutical Biotech, which promises that three pills will allow them to identify and overcome the causes of their unhappiness.
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Lee is such a disgruntled little smudge of a man — a drinker, a brooder, a loner and a fighter — it's hard to imagine that his brother would ever conceive of naming him as guardian if there were any other relative capable of taking on the job.
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"I would argue that the president has unleashed — it&aposs partially, again, not in any way totally — but partially to blame for demons that have been unleashed," Sanford said, after gunfire from a disaffected progressive loner nearly took the life of Majority Whip Steve Scalise, R-La.
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A 25-year-old mechanic and loner from a small Czech town, who tried to travel to Syria in January, was charged on Tuesday with attempted terrorism, in what the authorities said was the first known case of a Czech citizen trying to join the Islamic State.
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This month, a 25-year-old mechanic and loner from a small Czech town, who tried to travel to Syria in January, was charged with attempted terrorism, in what the authorities said was the first known case of a Czech citizen's trying to join the Islamic State.
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He began his recording career with three little-heard 45s released in the early 1960s, and he made his proper debut with 1966's "Solitary Man," a brooding pseudo-dirge sung from the perspective a James Dean-type loner with an inexplicable knack for pop hooks.
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"I can be a bit of a walking contradiction in that I'm a loner in many respects, but when I'm making a film, I want to be collaborative and not a dictator about what the movie should be," Mr. Audley said in a recent phone interview.
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Founded about a century ago, residents say, the village sits on a dry approach to the Andes Mountains and is home to hardscrabble mountain dwellers who named it after a loner with a white beard — a barba blanca, in Spanish — who lived somewhere nearby in the hills.
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The musical, which is currently selling out eight shows a week at New York City's Music Box Theatre, tells the story of an anxious high school loner who remains "on the outside looking in" until a lie brings him a wave of popularity (and sudden social media stardom).
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While many reviewers have focused on Fleck as an "incel" hero -- his status as a sexless loner who turns to violence -- the true nature of the movie's appeal is actually broader: It's an insidious validation of the white-male resentment that helped bring President Donald Trump to power.
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And while the segments don't entirely jibe into a single coherent narrative, they certainly suggest Blair's talent with different storytelling modes, from the Eagle vs Shark-style awkward-loner-romance scenes between Ruth and Tony to the Guy Ritchie thugs-being-thugs moments among Christian and his contacts.
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"There's a distinction between if he holds white nationalist views but is really just some loner in his own mind and world, even if he has Hitler pictures all over his home, and some of the folks who were at Charlottesville and engaged in physical assault," said Zaid.
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The first episode, which concentrates on the teens, leans on the usual high school clichés — cocky jock versus loner nerd, outspoken witty girl versus blonde babe — and then twists them just enough to prove that the show is more excited to move past those clichés than indulge them.
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Although Tanning considered herself a loner — indeed considered it a necessity to getting her work done — Capricorn hosted a steady stream of guests such as George Balanchine (for whom she designed sets and costumes), Henri Cartier-Bresson, Lee Miller, Kay Sage, Marcel Duchamp, Roland Penrose, and Dylan Thomas.
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You love hard and fast, but can also be a loner on your bad days (or good days, depending on how you look at it); you're sensitive (hence the shell for protection) and nurturing; and you always follow your gut when it comes to big decision-making moments.
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As they couple and uncouple in this fascinating, well-told history by Carolyn Burke, who has also written biographies of Mina Loy, Lee Miller and Edith Piaf, it becomes clear that the electric center of this group isn't Stieglitz, the impresario, as one might guess, but O'Keeffe, the loner.
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Social distancing is rarely a problem for a loner like me, but it's certainly a major adjustment to spend so much time in the home office for someone accustomed to traveling — and someone who does a lot of writing in coffee shops and restaurants even when at home.
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In reality, Mr. Sayoc, a fervent supporter of President Trump who has been charged with mailing pipe bombs to prominent Democrats, was a bankrupt loner who spewed anger and spent years living in and out of a van, according to court documents and interviews with people who knew him.
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In particular, this show explores how van Gogh's first biographer, German writer Julius Meier-Graefe — with his 21885 monograph Vincent van Gogh, based in part on French poet, art critic, and painter Albert Aurier's 21911 van Gogh essay — played a crucial role in creating this loner "tortured artist" myth.
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He was a revolutionary who didn't wear camouflage fatigues; a ruthless and murderous dictator who spent evenings in his earlier years in the State House curled up with his wife and a Graham Greene novel; an ascetic loner with a passion for learning and an insatiable hunger for power.
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And then there's the practical matter of motoring a plot along when — as in Victor Lodato's new novel, "Edgar and Lucy" — the child in question is an 8-year-old loner who can't remember important phone numbers or, because he has albinism, even go outside without pharmaceutical-grade sunscreen.
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Though our Sun appears to be a bit of a loner, with no obvious companions nearby, scientists have estimated that around half of all star systems in the Milky Way are comprised of at least two stars, including the closest system to our own, Alpha Centauri, which contains three.
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The musical still begins in 1906 in Oklahoma territory where Laurey Williams (a strong-willed Rebecca Naomi Jones) must make a consequential choice between suitors: the dreamy cowboy Curly McClain (a deceptively seductive Damon Daunno) and the loner farmhand Jud Fry (played with unprecedented vulnerability by Patrick Vaill).
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The heavily narrated original saw nerdy loner Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg) -- fond of spouting his rules for surviving -- forge an unlikely family in the wake of a zombie apocalypse, one that consisted of his gruff companion Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson), crush Wichita (Emma Stone) and her younger sister Little Rock (Abigail Breslin).
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Mr. Martin, an enigmatic loner who according to acquaintances frequently expressed his excitement about his role in the growing realm of cyberwarfare, has insisted that he got in the habit of taking material home so he could improve his skills and be better at his job, according to these officials.
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Bruno isn't a spy, either, but he is a charming, globe-trotting loner, handsome and witty and courtly, with rare skills and a tuxedo: a more highly evolved and appealing descendant of James Bond, "aware that his appeal was that of a ruined glamour," vain but copping to the vanity.
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It's interesting ... Qualls has starred in a ton of bro-ish type of movies through his 20-plus year career, which kinda got its start with 2000's "Road Trip" -- where he played Kyle, the loner college kid who turns out to be crazy party animal ... and popular with the ladies.
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Lane was a loner who spent almost all of his time indoors, wore hoop earrings and designer sunglasses, drove around Samish Island blasting hip-hop, and spoke, as one neighbor said to me, like a "homie G." Chuck was married for nearly 2100 years to Catherine, a private woman and a dedicated runner.
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Siegel and Eastwood would continue in their typical masculine, red-meat conservative vein—Siegel directing more pictures about gun-wielding mavericks, Eastwood taking on more loner Westerns, four Dirty Harry sequels and those two movies he made with an orangutan—as their difficult third child The Beguiled would drift into relative obscurity.
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In the meantime, we have a few guesses: Idea 1: It follows silver-haired gumshoe Will Flinton, a saxophone-playing loner enlisted by an old flame to find her husband, who just happens to be the president, who's been kidnapped by an evil cabal of Republicans, led by their bungling leader Duke Mingrich.
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MURDER MOST BESTIAL: Poachers are killing black bears in the Turk Mountain Preserve in rural Virginia, which riles Rice Moore, the nature-loving hero of James A. McLaughlin's BEARSKIN (Ecco/HarperCollins, $26.99), a loner who finds the "complex social network" of bears far more interesting than the human dynamics at the local bar.
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Fiercely independent, an old-school intellectual and, frankly, a bit of a loner, he insists on remaining in his suburban home ("I will die in this house" typically ends any conversation in which I suggest a move) — even if that home is slowly becoming a dangerous place for him to be in.
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Rather than presenting him as a more luridly hued, bombastically outrageous version of himself, à la Alec Baldwin on "Saturday Night Live," The Onion has turned him into a new character: Donald Trump, sensitive loner, stuffing birdseed into his pockets and talking tenderly to the pigeons he keeps on the Trump Tower roof.
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Writer-director Kelly Fremon Craig's perceptive script and skill in guiding her ensemble cast turn the story of prickly loner Nadine — who, naturally enough, learns to care about people other than herself — into the sort of perfect reflection of youth that will hopefully become a staple of teen culture and nostalgia for decades to come.
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But with a lack of clear ties to extremist organizations and no initial claim of responsibility from ISIS on any of that group's official channels, the savage assault seemed more the work of an isolated loner than a coordinated assault—more akin to the Orlando nightclub mass shooting than the Bataclan assault last fall.
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Written by the Tony-winning composing team of Benj Pasek and Justin Paul with a book from Steven Levenson, the musical tells the story of an anxiety-plagued high school loner named Evan who is paralyzed by the hyper-connectivity of social media and forced to watch the world from the outside looking in.
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Written by the Tony-winning composing team of Benj Pasek and Justin Paul with a book from Steven Levenson, Dear Evan Hansen tells the story of an anxiety-plagued high school loner named Evan who is paralyzed by the hyper-connectivity of social media and forced to watch the world from the outside looking in.
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Vielka Ramos, the suspect's aunt, told the Baltimore Sun — which owns the Capital Gazette — her nephew is "very intelligent," adding: "He would try to communicate with people but he was a loner [who] wasn't close to anybody," On Thursday Ramos entered the offices of the Capital Gazette armed with a shotgun and smoke grenades.
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Following the model of the promotional campaign for "The Force Awakens," it offers only brief glimpses of characters and settings, but seems to suggest the story of Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones), a rare female protagonist in this science-fiction universe and a reckless loner caught between the all-powerful Empire and an emerging Rebellion.
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If it's a festival lineup, don't pick anyone who is from the city the festival is in as their guestlist will be too full, don't pick anyone who is really thotty like Diplo (unless you are me in 2011), and don't pick anyone who is a loner and doesn't interact with fans on social media.
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The image of Rimbaud as a loner bad boy — shooting up, masturbating, prowling Times Square — embodied Wojnarowicz's early view of what an artist should be: a guerrilla infiltrator, disrupter of what he called the "pre-invented world" that we're all told is normal, a world of fake borders, gated hierarchies and controlling insider laws.
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It's touching, treats its characters like human beings, and goes out of its way to represent all sorts of situations, whether it's someone currently in a (troubled) marriage with a woman, a whiskey-slinging loner with a penchant for aggressive moves, or a recently divorced father of three trying to figure out if there's time to make relationships anymore.
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From the look of it, Fleck is a loner living on the fringes who, after getting mugged by some dudes in an alleyway and then beat up by some bros on the subway, decides to dress up like a clown and exact a little revenge, like some kind of Charles Bronson with a penchant for facepaint.
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The alleged shooter reportedly incurred some sort of loss during the tournament, but the media is focusing on the fact that he's a "loner" or the bogus question of if violent video games are to blame — rather than the fact that we don't teach men how to handle rejection or shame or loss in any capacity.
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There's a familiar script we know is coming as soon as we see headlines about another mass shooting—this time at a synagogue, by a loner festering with rage and resentment and infected with anti-Semitism that's been inflamed by right-wing attacks on George Soros and the dreaded, horned figure of Shylock the globalist financier.
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In addition to who he convinced me he was, I felt compassion for him, and it subconsciously became my justification for his bad behavior: The way I saw it, he was a fearless trailblazer—but also a bit of a loner who was trying to escape an abusive relationship with his estranged father and alcoholic mother.
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Like that P.M. Dawn song — one of hip-hop's most controversial crossover hits, back when crossover hip-hop hits were still controversial — "Lucid Dreams" is lush loner music, an inheritor of the emotional hip-hop of the last decade, delivered with the raw texture of the SoundCloud rap generation and a deeply keen sense of pop efficiency.
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And what was most striking was the contrast between presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, the man who is one of perhaps just two or three people most likely to be the next leader of the Democratic Party, and Senator Bernie Sanders, a famous loner in the upper chamber who rarely interacted with his colleagues during days of trial presentations.
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Starring Melanie Lynskey, I don't feel at home in this world anymore is the delightfully unpredictable story of a depressed loner frustrated with the world — "everyone is an asshole!" she says early on, in a fit of anger — who gets wrapped up in a strange, elaborate, and gory heist plot, entirely by accident, after her house is robbed.
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In the buildup to the release of Joker, the much-discussed new antihero film centered on the main villain of the Batman franchise, the media latched onto one specific narrative: that the film had potential to inspire real-world violence, particularly from incels, who some believed might feel some sort of kinship with the movie's "angry loner" version of the Joker.
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Colleen McDonough, a behavioral ecologist at the Valdosta State University in Georgia, spoke with Live Science about the little-known mating behaviors of nine-banded armadillo, which can smell a fellow loner from very far away:Pairing behavior is a kind of courtship ritual in which the male tries to remain in close proximity to the female (within a few meters) at all times.
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Written by the composing team of Benj Pasek and Justin Paul — Oscar winners this year for La La Land's "City of Stars" — Dear Evan Hansen stars Pitch Perfect alum Ben Platt as anxiety-driven teen Evan Hansen, a high school loner who remains on the social outskirts until a lie brings him a wave of popularity (and sudden social media stardom).
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Earlier this week, a woman who taught Trump's senior political advisor Stephen Miller in elementary school told the Hollywood Reporter he used to eat glue as a third grader, among a few other "strange personal habits": He was a "loner," she said, "isolated and off by himself all the time," a kid who reminded her of Pig Pen from Peanuts.
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Op-Ed Contributor PARIS — Whether Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, who killed more than 80 people during Bastille Day celebrations in Nice, was an agent of the Islamic State or an unhinged loner who borrowed the group's jihadist symbols, the slaughter raises the same fundamental question: Why do so many more attacks of this magnitude occur in France than in other European countries?
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The third major attack in France in 17 months — a murderous truck ride by a disturbed loner claimed by the Islamic State as a "soldier" in its war on the West — was used by far-right movements and anti-immigration, populist parties within the political mainstream as fodder for their arguments that Islam poses a mortal danger to European societies.
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A federal jury convicted Ahmad Khan Rahimi, a loner from New Jersey drawn to online calls to jihad and instruction manuals for carrying it out, of setting the explosives in the Chelsea neighborhood that blew out windows and sent shrapnel flying into buildings, cars and people during a two-day bombing campaign in and around New York City last year.
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The Iraq War veteran and first Hindu member of Congress was forced to contend throughout her campaign with issues that had long made her a loner within the Democratic Party, including her past anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and infamous 2017 meeting with Syrian President Bashar Assad, who is held responsible for hundreds of thousands of civilian deaths in his country's civil war.
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Late on Saturday, police issued an arrest warrant for Shinji Aoba, 41, a loner from a city near Tokyo who poured gasoline around the entrance to the studio and shouted "Die!" as he set it ablaze, according to national broadcaster NHK Aoba, who was seriously burned, was airlifted to a university hospital for treatment on Saturday and NHK said police planned to arrest him once he recovered.
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" (This revelation might be less of a curveball if you're familiar with creator Victor Fresco's very weird and woefully underrated comedy Better Off Ted — which, hey, you can also find on Netflix!) Starring Melanie Lynskey and Elijah Wood, I Don't Feel At Home in This World Anymore is the delightfully unpredictable story of a depressed loner frustrated with the world — "Everyone is an asshole
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Release date: February 24 What makes it great: I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore is the strangely titled but delightfully unpredictable story of a depressed loner frustrated with the world — "everyone is an asshole!" she says early on, in a fit of anger — who gets wrapped up in a strange, elaborate, and gory heist plot, entirely by accident, after her house is robbed.
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Written by the Tony-winning composing team of Benj Pasek and Justin Paul — Oscar winners this year for their lyrics to La La Land's "City of Stars" — with a book from Steven Levenson, Dear Evan Hansen tells the story of of an anxiety-plagued high school loner named Evan who is paralyzed by the hyper-connectivity of social media and forced to watch the world from the outside looking in.
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Written by the composing team of Benj Pasek and Justin Paul — Oscar winners this year for their lyrics to La La Land's "City of Stars" — with a book from Steven Levenson, the sold-out smash musical stars Pitch Perfect alum Ben Platt as anxiety-driven teen Evan Hansen, a high school loner who remains on the social outskirts until a lie brings him a wave of popularity (and sudden social media stardom).
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Over eight seasons of Game of Thrones, the Hound has had a slow but meaningful redemption arc, as he's transitioned from being a violent thug for kings to a hardened loner who's lost his taste for fighting and then to a man who's slowly reinvented himself through community work and fighting with Jon Snow in the North — making an effort to create mostly positive change after a lifetime of wreaking mostly destruction.
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