In two hours, this place will be a literal madhouse.
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Trying to get him out of there was a madhouse.
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She described a madhouse in which children watch public executions.
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What unfurled was a cerebral madhouse of tangled racial horrors.
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"It was a madhouse," he said of the box office.
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The restaurateur was also an investor in nightclub Beacher's Madhouse.
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ESCAPING THE MADHOUSE: THE NELLIE BLY STORY (2019) 8 p.m.
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Sabrina the Teenage Witch, first appeared in "Archie's Madhouse" in 1962.
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There just became this madhouse dash to help however you could.
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"It's a madhouse in there," said Mary Russo, a hospital visitor.
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"It was a madhouse at Funtown Beach," Jessica Richardson wrote on Twitter .
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The experimental madhouse that shipped bizarre products like the AIBO and Rolly?
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It's a madhouse, and I mean that in the best of ways.
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And you can sense the foundation being laid for the summer madhouse.
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Never. Enough to wring out one last gasp of enjoyment from the madhouse?
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She can make you feel like the last sane man in a madhouse.
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Kim became famous as Mini Kim K at Beacher's Madhouse in Vegas and Hollywood.
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It's such a madhouse here, as you guys probably know, because there's so many parties and stuff.
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Of course I have it in my bedroom, because this house is a madhouse every single day.
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Andrew Scull's "Madhouse" describes its application in psychiatric practice in the early decades of the 20th century.
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"It's a complete madhouse, things are so upside down," said the employee whose final paycheck was cut.
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"It's a madhouse at Candlestick, with 51 seconds left," the play-by-play announcer Vin Scully said.
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It was an absolute MADHOUSE when they came, but it was cool to see it all go down.
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Kim Tripp starred as the little people's Kim Kardashian at Beacher's Madhouse in Las Vegas and Hollywood Roosevelt.
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"It is a complete madhouse," said Jacqueline Newman, managing partner at Berkman Bottger Newman & Rodd in New York.
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Sabrina, "that cute little witch," who first showed up in a 1962 humor anthology "Archie's Madhouse," , is another.
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It looks like a guy alone in a room, but it's a madhouse in there shooting that thing.
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The team and city are celebrating with a rally and parade this afternoon, and it's already a complete madhouse.
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Lookhart and his alleged partner-in-crime are also accused of running their dentistry, Clear Creek Dental, like a madhouse.
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"It was a madhouse," Devide said, describing an atmosphere with an utter lack of boundaries between personal and professional life.
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Kim Kardashian said her goodbye to Kim Tripp, the pint-sized woman who played her to a tee at Beacher's Madhouse.
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The world has gone crazy, I think; I am literally in a madhouse, and the people outside have also gone mad.
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It is a madhouse in here, but I leave with a pair of shorts, a pullover sweatshirt, and a pair of leggings.
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John Boehner gave up being speaker of the House because he knew that his caucus had become a madhouse, incapable of governing.
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The place was empty, which was strange—every time I've come here in the past, it's been a madhouse at all hours.
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The entire scene is a madhouse, and it takes a good hour to get to the door, but eventually we get in.
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The jazz fusion side of The Family eventually spilled out into multiple albums by another Prince side project with Eric Leeds, Madhouse.
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He wrote a friend a couple of weeks after the high point of those demonstrations and said, 'The world is a strange madhouse.
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Mythology has partnered with two other studios, Madhouse Entertainment and It Is No Dream Entertainment, to explore TV show and video game possibilities.
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This walking tour traces the history from beginning to the present, including the island's role as a home for a prison and madhouse.
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Then we made it to Madhouse, a big practice and rehearsal space in Birmingham, and that's where the scheme started to fall apart.
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"It's been really stark raving mad, a real out-of-control madhouse," says Cova, as he runs down the list of destructive fires.
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It went so fast, so the casting process turned into a quick, first day of shooting that ended up like a madhouse for me.
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She pretended to be a mental patient for an article, "10 Days in a Madhouse," that led to reforms to a women's mental institution.
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This manga adaptation is being animated by renowned animation studio Madhouse (ACCA, A Place Further than the Universe, Death Note, One Punch Man season 1).
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Mini Trump -- a character from Jeff Beacher's Madhouse -- was suited and colored Tuesday as The Donald -- complete with his own motorcade and beauty pageant contestant.
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Never one to miss a chance to promote -- Jeff got some of the stars from Beacher's Madhouse together under the sheets for the hysterical shot.
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Have you ever wondered how it's possible to command more than a few seconds of someone's time in the packed madhouse that is Times Square, a.k.a.
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He fills the frame with tension and meaning, showcasing a madhouse of blue-and-white chinoiserie and a deep-blue forest that foreshadows a padded cell.
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The best recent book I've read on all this is "The Madhouse Effect" by Michael E. Mann, a leading climate scientist, with cartoons by Tom Toles.
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And with all the traffic and security blockades, New Yorkers and tourists too may feel no one can get off the island during this madhouse week.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter: The film's demented final stretch is a madhouse bacchanal, a circus-like inferno which seems welcomed by Him and simply horrifies mother.
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This time, she and her team held off the home team, Brazil, and they did it in a loud, madhouse-like atmosphere in Rio's fabled Maracanã stadium.
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Rumor is the Madhouse is coming back to Hollywood's Roosevelt Hotel soon ... so, we're guessing Jeff saw this as the perfect way to introduce ... mini-Taylor Swift!
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One studio, Madhouse, was recently accused of violating labor code: Employees were working nearly 400 hours per month and went 2650 consecutive days without a single day off.
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What we should ask is, will we have enough creative people who are strong enough and willing to do what is necessary right now to follow that madhouse.
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Her album from the same year, "Ten Days in the Madhouse," was intended to highlight the issue of mental illness, still a somewhat taboo subject in Hong Kong.
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Scratchy vocals and rustling overdubs didn't make this lo-fi to me but positively verbose: what was a soft song rang out like cop sirens, or madhouse dorm alarms.
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The Madhouse Effect: In just 153 pages, the climatologist Michael E. Mann and the cartoonist Tom Toles dismantle climate change denial with the help of witty writing and cartoons.
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Just as the relentless abrasiveness of the conceit threatens to wear thin, a strange pathos takes hold, as if Wilde's well-heeled characters were imprisoned in a postmodern madhouse.
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Poppy is the sane voice inside the madhouse, a powerful, take-charge kind of woman who is constantly being undermined by the men arrayed around her... and she knows it.
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His most recent book, with Tom Toles, is The Madhouse Effect: How Climate Change Denial Is Threatening Our Planet, Destroying Our Politics, and Driving Us Crazy (Columbia University Press, 2016).
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"It is indeed proof that the 'Madhouse Effect' that Tom Toles and I wrote about last Fall is alive and well, and has now infected the inner core of our nation."
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Introduced in 1962 in the Archie comic Archie's Madhouse, Sabrina was originally presented as just another of the Archie universe's overactive, overwhelmed middle American teens, navigating school, dating, and family responsibilities.
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In some of the notable passages from the 1990s on, Kabakov delivers scornful critiques of the "pure visuality" of the "damned West," which he describes as a different kind of madhouse.
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"Madhouse," by Andrew Scull, tells the fascinating and infuriating story of Dr. Henry Cotton, an early-20th-century quack who believed that he could cure mental illness by removing people's organs.
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He emphasizes how, whether the 18th-century madhouse or the 20th-century institution, each era has been characterized by a cyclical nature of care, swinging from sanctuaries to prison-like confines.
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Retail investors also commented on social media and investor forums, with one saying that "the Samsung Electronics trading screen is like a madhouse," while others debated whether to buy now or wait.
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The annual madhouse at the Javits Center in Midtown Manhattan welcomes thousands of giddy theater enthusiasts from New York, small towns and across the world — as our hometown industry has gone global.
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In January of this year, at the annual multithousand-square-foot madhouse of consumer electronics in Las Vegas, manufacturers started slipping a new claim into their spec sheets: Supports Wi-Fi 6.
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So you'd think the meeting on Wednesday night in a cleared-out school cafeteria in East Williamsburg held to explain what life will look like during the shutdown would have been a madhouse.
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The novel is split into three parts: a collage of the rambling voices of the book's characters; an account of Raspe's year in the "madhouse"; and a section on his life after psychiatry.
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The idea is that our hero will prime the heiress to fall in love with the con man — and then the con man will confine the heiress to a madhouse after the two elope.
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Check out this insane video from a Popeyes restaurant in Los Angeles ... it's a madhouse behind the counter, with employees swinging on each other and one worker wielding a frying pan above their head.
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Several guests cheered, others cried, all of them knowing that somewhere between the madhouse that was Los Angeles and the tranquillity that is Nashville, the bride and groom had come to each other's rescue.
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Not to mention that Swift walks away from this with splendid material for a new album, in which she can address everything from her Kanye West drama to the madhouse that is the celebrity rumor mill.
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"It is clear that Lamar Smith has progressed" and "is slowly advancing through the stages of denial," prolific Penn State climatologist Michael E. Mann, author of climate change denial guidebook The Madhouse Effect, told Gizmodo via email.
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Animation studio Madhouse, which animated the original series, along with shows like One Punch Man and ACCA, returns to the new series along with director Morio Asaka, writer Nanase Ohkawa, and much of the original voice cast.
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Considering what a madhouse last season's show was where it was hard to tell if there were more famous faces lining the FROW or walking the runway, this year is sure to be yet another star-studded affair.
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Barnes does wonderful work on the key scenes — a negotiation with Stalin, a meeting with a terrifying interrogator who misses the second session, having himself presumably vanished into Stalin's death machine — the whole Kafka madhouse brought to life.
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The big selling point for this series, though, is that it's animated by Madhouse (One-Punch Man, ACCA, Hunter x Hunter, A Place Further Than the Universe), under the direction of Shingo Natsume (One-Punch Man, ACCA, Space Dandy).
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Four of their wins came from Wood himself, who earned the title of "Master of the Madhouse" for his continued success in the Modified Division of NASCAR's top series at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, NASCAR reported.
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The experimental madhouse that shipped bizarre products like the AIBO and... I admit that nostalgia makes me a little biased here, but for my money the DC Animated Universe has done some of the very best storytelling using comic book characters.
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We've learned Jeff Beacher, the brains behind Beacher's Madhouse, has met with Playboy execs about buying the 6-acre Holmby Hills estate and creating a partnership with Playboy Enterprises in which Beacher could use the Playboy name for the club.
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Exasperated neighbors — who 22 years ago took to covering the Rockingham Avenue street sign with garbage bags so the "looky-loos" could not find it — took iPhone pictures of the reporters, documenting the madhouse that had again overtaken their block.
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Letter To the Editor: Now that President Trump feels more confident in his job and has unencumbered himself from advisers who actually knew what they were doing, we are beginning to see what a madhouse the White House has become.
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I really love exploring this madhouse of a space station, with its believable cast of characters—full of mostly Alien-style working stiffs just trying to get by in a terrible situation, brought on by amoral scientists and shitty, invisible corporate overlords.
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Beneath the fiberglass meringue that was my barnet you would usually find a combination of Paul Smith aftershave, Nivea moisturizer, Levi's engineered jeans (straight from Cromwell's Madhouse), and reproduction 70s football training tops with "BRA" on one side and "ZIL" on the other.
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Wheeled into the emergency room at nearby Hospital No. 8 — by then a hellish madhouse of the dead and the dying — he fell into a coma and expired within a day, one of at least 583 victims of a mass alcohol poisoning.
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The harsh realities of not only mental illness but the horrifying treatment she endured did not align with their romanticized conception of madness: "Not Breton or anyone has ever seen the inside of a Spanish madhouse," Carrington said, according to Susan Aberth's biography of the artist.
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"The fundamental problem of geoengineering solutions is the monumental danger of tinkering with a complex system that we don't fully understand—Earth's climate system and the delicate, complex web of ecosystems that it supports," renowned climate scientists Michael Mann wrote in 2016's The Madhouse Effect.
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Michael E. Mann is distinguished professor of atmospheric science at Penn State University, director of the Penn State Earth System Science Center, and author of four books, including "The Hockey Stick and The Climate Wars" and most recently, "The Madhouse Effect" with Washington Post cartoonist Tom Toles.
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Such was the criticism I received from many well-meaning fellow climate scientists last fall after I published my latest book, "The Madhouse Effect: How Climate Change Denial Is Threatening Our Planet, Destroying Our Politics, and Driving Us Crazy," co-authored with Washington Post editorial cartoonist Tom Toles.
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Eichenwald's father was a "world-renowned specialist in pediatric infectious disease" and his mother was a nurse: The irony of their professional affiliations will not be lost on us as their son looks for help only to enter a madhouse of bad and sometimes tragically ignorant medical care.
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The city is honoring and celebrating the World Series Champion Chicago Cubs with a rally and parade this afternoon, and it's already a complete madhouse, with hundreds of fans lining up hours before the gates even opened, just to be the first to catch of glimpse of the historic baseball team.
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Set in a madhouse in an era when straitjackets and feeding tubes represented the cutting edge of psychiatric health care, "The Ballroom" is a provocative account of the brutal effects of industrialization, poverty, sexism and misguided social policy on the hearts and minds of working people, and on women in particular.
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"It was the biggest surprise, because everyone at the fair in the beginning were saying 'we don't want it close to us' and 'it's going to be a madhouse,' but in the meantime it was the quietest corner of the fair with the kids super-engaged and concentrated," Ms. Bonacossa said.
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Get yourself to the Carhartt outpost here, a short walk from Colette, the retailing madhouse where, at a recently installed Balenciaga pop-up shop, one can order a T-shirt customized with logos as tacky as the ones at a stall next to a saltwater taffy stand in Atlantic City.
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A century before Nellie Bly's paradigm-shifting exposé "Ten Days in a Madhouse," at a time when mental asylum patients were chained to the floor until they "improved," Rush insisted that their humanity and dignity must be honored in treatment, and pioneered forms of psychiatric care closely resembling the modern.
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The event was insane ... a 500 lb chocolate and red velvet cake, mini Kanye from Jeff Beacher's Madhouse, a Bentley golf cart which Mishka got as a present, a DJ from Power 105 ... but the thing is ... it cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to rent the club out on a Friday night.
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Visiting the website and searching "cancer" or "insulin" is like poking your head into a Victorian madhouse, or a jail in hell: The desperate pleas, hands reaching out for help, none more deserving than the rest, all because of the neglect and torment that the rich choose to foist upon the poor.
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The climate scientist Michael Mann wrote about this "new breed" of denier in his 2016 book, The Madhouse Effect: The most insidious form of climate change denial, by some measure, is denial of the seriousness of the threat and the monumental nature of the effort required if we are to avert dangerous climate change.
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