A Canadian architect's quest to design an "ideal mental hospital".
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He has been in and out of the mental hospital.
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Parts of it were later converted into a mental hospital.
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Somewhere around 2015 Yung Lean found himself in a mental hospital.
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Jonchuck has been in a state mental hospital since Phoebe's death.
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By the film's end, we see Fleck inside a mental hospital.
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A few years later, she commits herself to a mental hospital.
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But instead of dying, Britney spent two stints in a mental hospital.
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She was sentenced to 40 years in a mental hospital in February.
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When he was four, his father was confined in a mental hospital.
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The decision means he will be sent to a state mental hospital.
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He was released from a mental hospital in 2009 and resumed acting.
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"I can't say I loved the mental hospital without misgivings," she wrote.
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The second half deals with the resultant stay in a mental hospital.
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In March 1970 he began another monthslong stay in a mental hospital.
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In this installment, some idiots are transferring Michael from the mental hospital.
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Boris Johnson on Hillary Clinton: "a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital." pic.twitter.
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He will go to a state mental hospital for at least 120 days.
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How do people react when they hear you've stayed in a mental hospital?
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November 2007: Hilary Clinton is like a 'sadistic nurse in a mental hospital'
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One time, she said, 'Let's go sing Christmas carols in a mental hospital!
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After the boot camp, he says, he was moved to a mental hospital.
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His mother in a mental hospital where women were chained to the wall.
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" In 246, he likened Hillary Clinton to a "sadistic nurse in a mental hospital.
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Hinckley Jr. was released from a mental hospital in 2016 after serving 35 years.
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He was caught in 2500 and committed to a state mental hospital until 19603.
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The mental hospital that usually houses many of Batman's foes is called Arkham Asylum.
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Season 22015, "Asylum," was set in a mid-century mental hospital run by nuns.
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Lincoln was known to behave erratically and was ultimately committed to a mental hospital.
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"She started taking photos after she'd gotten out of a mental hospital," says Wray.
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It's enough to scare anyone out of wanting to go near a mental hospital.
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A half brother, Natividad Corona, committed him to a mental hospital in early 214.
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But someone who's at a mental hospital, his or her life is completely different.
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LAST year Li Tian (not her real name) spent a month in a mental hospital.
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As Nurse Ratched, Paulson will play a cruel, results-driven nurse at a mental hospital.
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Jonchuck will remain at a state mental hospital until the case is closer to trial.
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When he was a baby, his father, Gabriel Aguilera, was committed to a mental hospital.
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His subtitle refers to Akutagawa's "casebook," as though from a file in a mental hospital.
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After leaving the relationship with the boyfriend, I ended up going to a mental hospital.
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At the time, his ex-girlfriend Christine Allice revealed that Amofah checked into a mental hospital.
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Charlotte was committed to a mental hospital and killed almost as soon as she was released.
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The local mental hospital has served as the one thing that has connected most story lines.
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Carmen, who was forcibly placed in a mental hospital, was allowed to tell her full story.
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Aubin says his client has been in a state mental hospital since her arrest last March.
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In 1848, mental-health advocate Dorothea Dix petitioned to build a mental hospital on the site.
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Or because he died or he's in a mental hospital—they can't stop on their own.
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He was born in a mental hospital for women, where his schizophrenic mother was being held.
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She's been away at a mental hospital and appears to be on the path to recovery.
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Neighbors said that Jason was taken away in an ambulance to a mental hospital for treatment.
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I don't even know what to say about the gratuitous rape scene in the mental hospital.
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My best friend and I joked that we were entering a resort and not a mental hospital.
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BEFORE Rainald Goetz became a writer, he trained as a doctor and worked in a mental hospital.
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"I think I would have probably ended up in a mental hospital or committed suicide," she said.
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Late in life, at her son's urging, she was committed to a mental hospital for several months.
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Like Bourgeois, Kusama sought out psychological help and has voluntarily resided in a mental hospital since 1977.
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My first hospitalization was for a manic episode where I spent 236 days in a mental hospital.
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Morgan Geyser was committed to a state mental hospital following Thursday's plea, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Owen ends up in another mental hospital, fearful that his time with Annie was all in his head.
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She shows up at the mental hospital, pretending to be someone's aunt, and forces him to confront her.
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Police records show he also escaped briefly from a mental hospital in New Mexico while facing those charges.
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His military friends intervened when his wife ran out of options, and took him to a mental hospital.
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An adjacent mental hospital, with steeply pitched twin towers, was designed by the Romanesque architect H. H. Richardson.
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She will be committed to a mental hospital operated by the state Department of Health Services, Kuchler said.
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A young man leaves a mental hospital and finds that his island home has disappeared from the map.
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McMahon said Weier will spend at least three years at a mental hospital before petition for her release.
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Family members said she was subsequently arrested and confined for six months to a mental hospital in Lahore.
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We learn that he spent more than a decade in a mental hospital, where he continued to dance.
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It turns out the mass grave is from 100 years ago when the site was a mental hospital.
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The woman was committed to a mental hospital and later transferred to Harris County jail for nearly a month.
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Prosecutors asked a judge Thursday to sentence Geyser to 40 years in a mental hospital, according to NBC News.
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During that period, Randle also spent some time in a Kansas state mental hospital, according to the Houston Chronicle.
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There's Lenny Busker (Aubrey Plaza) who's a good friend of David's in the mental hospital, who is battling addiction.
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He has been held at the state mental hospital in Pueblo, where he has refused medications, court documents showed.
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If the jury determines she is not guilty by reason of insanity she faces time in a mental hospital.
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Daniel had Betty briefly committed to a mental hospital, neglected to pay support payments, and filed a restraining order.
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"I have a chemical imbalance that, in its most extreme state, will lead me to a mental hospital," she said.
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Dear has been sent to a state mental hospital to undergo treatment in an attempt to restore him to competency.
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In her 2006 retrial, Yates was found not guilty by reason of insanity and sent to a state mental hospital.
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He's fighting us... We need help... He's crazy, yelling... He's hallucinating... He needs to be taken to a mental hospital.
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In May of 1956, little more than a year after his retirement, Bratton was admitted to Manteno State Mental Hospital.
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But he kept at his craft, and as an adolescent drew patients at a mental hospital where his brother worked.
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He might be a violent, psychopathic necrophiliac who escaped a mental hospital in Hawaii on Sunday and flew to California.
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But I don't think you should be able to walk out of a mental hospital, and then buy a firearm.
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The city of Raleigh recently released a plan to convert the site of an abandoned mental hospital into a park.
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In 1931, her mother had her committed to a New York mental hospital, St. Lawrence State Hospital for the Insane.
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Dear, who is American, was ruled incompetent to stand trial and was indefinitely confined to a Colorado state mental hospital.
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A young girl returns from a stay in a mental hospital to reckon with the trauma that drove her mad.
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The mental hospital where David was trapped is run by conspirators who want to trick him into thinking he's sick.
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I never met my grandmother, who spent 40 years living behind impenetrable gothic walls at Banstead Mental Hospital in England.
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Elsewhere, Joan (Emma Roberts), who may have escaped from a mental hospital, is given a ride by a grieving couple.
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Only alcoholics would end up in a mental hospital, juvenile hall, and now a group home all before they turned 14.
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By contrast, "Then She Fell," which takes place in a disused mental hospital in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was intimate and tightly choreographed.
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She recognized that Norman needed professional help and convinced him to commit himself to a mental hospital early in the season.
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CNN affiliate KSAT reported there is no room at the mental hospital, so Miles will remain at the Harris County Jail.
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Weier was sent to a state mental hospital, where she can seek a conditional release in July 2020, local media reported.
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But Delaney's star had faded long before his death in 2000 at a Paris mental hospital, at the age of 19333.
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Robert Lewis Dear Jr., who admitted to committing the shooting that left three dead, will be committed to a mental hospital.
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Elisabeth's illness is reported to the central medical authorities, and soon she is committed against her will to a mental hospital.
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In simulated settings like a mental hospital or a Highland moor, his models turned violence into performance and suffering into story.
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Her friend Richard Avedon had photographed at the East Louisiana State Mental Hospital in 21970, recording scenes of pain and degradation.
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In addition, people who were previously treated in a mental hospital cannot get a permit for up to two years afterward.
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He said he used to look across the street at the people in the mental hospital and be envious of them.
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"I was in a mental hospital," he said at the time, explaining how he had been diagnosed with clinical depression and anxiety.
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She was committed to a state mental hospital, after receiving a diagnosis of early onset schizophrenia as part of a court evaluation.
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As Christine grew more adamant that the boy wasn't her son, the LAPD captain had her involuntarily committed to a mental hospital.
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The doctor checked him into a mental hospital, because he knew mental hospitals weren't allowed to give out information about their patients.
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A federal judge in Washington, D.C., ruled late last month that Hinckley could be released from a mental hospital after 35 years.
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The story was a coping mechanism for Lovecraft, whose father and mother died in the same mental hospital twenty-six years apart.
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And its fourth sent Quentin to that mental hospital, where the show may as well not have had a format at all.
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The mental hospital has a section that houses the criminally insane, but the facility itself has not been breached, officials said. Gov.
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When I was committed to a mental hospital in 2015, the doctors were able to find a combination of medicines that worked.
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After a particularly fervent sermon in Chicago, his sister committed him to a mental hospital, where he was placed in solitary confinement.
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Head south to the City of 10,000 Buddhas, a former California State Mental Hospital that is now a Buddhist community and monastery.
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And the ballet has already had one radical — and very successful — reworking in Mats Ek's 1982 version, set in a mental hospital.
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In 23, after she served a brief, mandated stint in a mental hospital, Lorena went back to her life as a manicurist.
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Sofya Tsygankova, who was charged with capital murder, was committed to a state mental hospital by Judge Ruben Gonzalez in Fort Worth, Texas.
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The judge handling her case ruled Darrington-Clark was not guilty by reason of insanity and she was committed to a mental hospital.
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John Hinckley Jr. was granted "full-time convalescent leave" yesterday from the mental hospital he was put in after shooting Reagan in 1981.
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He entered a plea of not guilty on grounds of insanity, and was acquitted, spending the next several years in a mental hospital.
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If the judge determines Weier was not mentally competent, she will likely be committed to a mental hospital for three years, PEOPLE learns.
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He's likened Hillary Clinton to a "sadistic nurse in a mental hospital," and mercilessly ploughed down a kid during a "friendly" rugby game.
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The Meachums manage to drug Danny and get him to a mental hospital, where he wakes up at the start of Episode 2.
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In 2008, shortly before being sent to the mental hospital, Britney asked Kitson to open at 2 AM so she could go shopping.
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Soon after I arrived, I met a group of preservationists who were looking for creative ways to redevelop an abandoned, historic mental hospital.
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Bringing us up to date, you may find yourself at a theatrical haunted house with a mental hospital vignette, crazed doctors, homicidal patients.
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He was fired from his job and later sent to a mental hospital, but somehow got released after being deemed less than dangerous.
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The town had experienced economic difficulty when a major employer, a state mental hospital, moved out after being in town for almost 100 years.
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After some therapist shopping, my mother found a psychiatrist who, having never met me, recommended a 30-day inpatient stay in a mental hospital.
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Instead, she will go to a state mental hospital and not seek to be released for three years, according to local TV station WISN.
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Judge Susan Brown of State District Court in Houston on Tuesday ordered that the man, Shannon Miles, 31, be sent to a mental hospital.
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Han moved home to be closer to the mental hospital they currently live in, he still visits regularly to bring them snacks and coffee.
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When she tells Kevin she's been raped by his new boss, he refuses to believe her, and instead checks her into a mental hospital.
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Long story short, the Mobius corporation was using the mental hospital to test out new technology that links human minds in a virtual world.
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And it is implied strongly throughout the book that Quentin is battling depression, but he doesn't start in a mental hospital in the books.
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That room's high ceilings and striking windows are linked to its history, as the infirmary for the women's wing of Tasmania's largest mental hospital.
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She said she expected the cooperation between various homeland security agencies to improve when the department consolidates at a former mental hospital next month.
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In many states, including Florida, law enforcement can take an individual to a mental hospital against his or her will for an initial evaluation.
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A district judge committed Shannon Miles, 31, to a state mental hospital after prosecutors found he was not competent to stand trial at this time.
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Finally, there is Chuck Green, who spent fifteen years in a mental hospital as a young man, and still seems to live on another plane.
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Texas courts are supposed to tell law enforcement if a person taken in for a mental health evaluation has been ordered into a mental hospital.
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Robert Lewis Dear Jr., who admitted to committing the shooting that left three dead, will be committed to a mental hospital, The Associated Press reports.
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"People call me a child abuser, pedophile, say I should be in jail or a mental hospital, or threaten me with violence," she tells Broadly.
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Many jurors also balk at sending a defendant to a mental hospital rather than prison, fearing he might eventually be released on a doctor's recommendation.
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For starters, some mass killers turn their guns on themselves right after their carnage, so prison or a mental hospital is out of the picture.
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They determined that he was not an immediate danger to himself or others and that he could not be involuntarily taken to a mental hospital.
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She was confined to a mental hospital in Lahore for six months after that — the only way, Shahid said, to avoid a long prison sentence.
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He seems to know that, and so, after the reintroductions and other throat-clearing preliminaries, Shyamalan just locks all three in the same mental hospital.
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For the actual show, when I was in the makeup room, I put my wig on, and it was like a scene from a mental hospital.
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He's from Boston and had access to the mental hospital where Shutter Island was shot, as well as a lot of the outfits from that movie.
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Weier will spend at least three years at a mental hospital before she can petition for her release, her lawyer, Maura McMahon, said at Weier's hearing.
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The man who tried to assassinate President Ronald Reagan 35 years ago will be released from a mental hospital to live with his mother in Virginia.
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He once compared presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton to "a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital" and likened the former secretary of state to Lady Macbeth.
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He spends seven months in a mental hospital while Katie stays with his wife's icy sister, Elisabeth (Diane Kruger), and her wealthy husband, William (Bruce Greenwood).
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Florida officials also said food and supplies were being dropped in by air to the state's mental hospital in Chattahoochee, which is cut off by land.
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David Tarloff was a schizophrenic man from Queens who suffered from delusions about communicating with God and had been committed to a mental hospital numerous times.
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And on May 29, 19863, he was arrested at his home in Obninsk and taken by doctors to a mental hospital in Kaluga, 40 miles away.
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His play, "The Rennings Children," in which a sister tries to get her brother released from a mental hospital, was produced at the Circle Repertory Company.
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The Wisconsin man who decapitated his mother last year will be committed to a mental hospital after pleading guilty to her death this week, PEOPLE has confirmed.
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"She's got dyed blonde hair and pouty lips, and a steely blue stare, like a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital," he wrote of the Democratic candidate.
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A judge says the man who attempted to assassinate President Ronald Reagan will be allowed to leave a Washington mental hospital and live full-time in Virginia.
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And when he started showing signs of dementia, he was taken to a Watertown State Mental Hospital, where he was forced to stay in the women's ward.
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He will be freed from the St. Elizabeth's mental hospital in Washington, D.C. and sent to live with his mother in Williamsburg, Virginia, as early as Aug.
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Miles spent four months in a mental hospital in 2012 after being declared incompetent to stand trial in a separate aggravated assault case, according to court documents.
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Around 1977, a few years after returning to Japan, she voluntarily entered a mental hospital and still lives there, being driven to her nearby studio each morning.
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His father, Gabriel Aguilera, was committed to a mental hospital, and his mother took the family to Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, across the Texas border from El Paso.
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In 25, Weier was sentenced to 13 years in a mental institution, while her accomplice Geyser was sentenced to 21 years in a mental hospital in 210.
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For her latest, "Rorschach," opening on April 10 in Dumbo, Brooklyn, she has created a bounce house designed to look like the inside of a mental hospital.
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In 2012, he had escaped from a mental hospital in New Mexico to which he had been sent after assaulting his wife and fracturing his stepson's skull.
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In November 1927, soon after he was released from a mental hospital, he showed up at Club Evelyn and got into a row with his own bodyguard.
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At sixteen, Knott was taken from a mental hospital by his uncle, on whose "crummy little farm" he spent a few years working before joining the Army.
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Speaking of whom, we have the ever-expressionless Chace Crawford, who plays the lead, Jacob, like a lobotomized inmate of the former mental hospital of the title.
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Dear was then ordered confined to a state mental hospital for treatment aimed at restoring competency, but hospital staff have said those efforts have so far failed.
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"She's got dyed blonde hair and pouty lips, and a steely blue stare, like a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital," he wrote in the Telegraph in 2007.
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Martinez ordered the South Carolina native to undergo a competency examination at the state mental hospital to determine if he was fit to act as his own lawyer.
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Related: VR Horror Experience Puts You Inside a 1940s Mental Hospital This Virtual Reality Horror Film Will Make You Scream 'Goodnight Mommy' Is the Rebirth of Austrian Horror
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The first episode where I said, "Okay, this show is going to figure itself out sooner or later," was that fourth one, where Quentin's in a mental hospital.
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He all but threatens to send Owen to a mental hospital if he doesn't testify on behalf of him against a woman — a woman whose identity remains unclear.
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At a mental hospital in North Carolina where she presented her case, a doctor approached ashen-faced to say he had a patient who sounded just like her.
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Related: VR Horror Experience Puts You Inside a 1940s Mental Hospital Kill Zombies at Melbourne's Virtual Reality Game Centre VR Takes Center Stage at Tribeca Film Festival 2016
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"Lessons From the Mental Hospital," a TEDx talk by Doyle in 2013, the year that "Carry On, Warrior" came out, has been viewed more than three million times.
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Aguirre-Sacasa stayed behind to tone the "Sabrina" script, while some of the production staff headed over to Riverview Hospital, a former mental hospital where "Riverdale" sometimes shoots.
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Despite the serenity, he painted this scene from the window of his room in the mental hospital, trying to focus on the best and not the dreary reality.
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When federal officials picked him up for his hearing Monday, Dear was confined to the State Mental Hospital in Pueblo, Colorado, where he's spent the last few years.
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There was also "brutal murderer" Phillip Arnold Paul, who disappeared during a 2009 mental hospital field trip to a fairground and was found 72 hours later, 200 miles away.
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One of them, Charlotte, left school abruptly as a teen, but turns up at a music summit abruptly a decade later, after a mysterious stay in a mental hospital.
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But in most countries suffering civil wars, earthquakes or typhoons a single mental hospital and a handful of psychiatrists for a population of millions is typically all there is.
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"YOU WILL BE stunned by the suffering inside," said Dr Abdul Jalloh, a psychiatrist at Kissy mental hospital in Freetown, Sierra Leone, as your correspondent arrived for a visit.
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They were both convicted but "found not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect and have been committed to a state mental hospital," the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.
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It's a tricky business, all right, especially when the investigation intersects with the tragic story of a woman recently released from a mental hospital and mourning her dead child.
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In 2012, the North Carolina city began battling the state for ownership of a former slave-owning plantation that had been converted into a mental hospital in the 1850s.
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She has a B.S. in child development and worked for a state mental hospital for three years before suffering an injury that resulted in over $215,26 in disability payments.
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It's hard to describe the feeling of relief when, after three hours of the nearly four-hour "'Til Madness Do Us Part," the camera suddenly leaves the mental hospital.
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After a farmer's market on a parkway we had lunch at one of those architectural gems: the fabulously grand, newly opened Hotel Henry, which was once an mental hospital.
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Every dish on the menu of Loop, which is housed in a former mental hospital in Helsinki, is made from past-due ingredients donated by grocery stores and bakeries.
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But that barely scratches the surface of a whiplash-inducing series of plot twists, touching on torture, old-school porn, sadism, a mental hospital, and a ton of graphic sex.
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Sawyer, played by Claire Foy, finds herself committed against her will to a mental hospital, where it seems that a man who was stalking her is working as an orderly.
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For those of us with firsthand experience with mental illness — especially those who have experienced trauma in a mental hospital — such entertainment ventures cut much too close to the bone.
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The article, using information from the Fleisher/Ollman gallery, also incorrectly stated that P.M. Wentworth and Martín Ramírez were in a mental hospital in Northern California at the same time.
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Khan's "Giselle" is also not a modern-dress staging, like the 1982 version by the Swedish choreographer Mats Ek, in which the second act was set in a mental hospital.
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In the show's present (which is, of course, 1984), Camp Redwood has re-opened just as convicted mass murderer Mr. Jingles (John Carroll Lynch) has escaped from the mental hospital.
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When the show starts, Kate's just getting out of a mental hospital and Eve, for reasons that only become clear later, is about to prosecute a Tutsi general for war crimes.
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However, under Virginia law, since she was declared insane during that brief time period, she needed to undergo a psych evaluation and was sent to a mental hospital for 45 days.
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Geyser will not be held criminally liable and will instead remain at the state mental hospital where she has received treatment for about two years, according to another attorney for Geyser.
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The suspected shooter, Shannon Miles, 31, was committed this week to a state mental hospital for 120 days after prosecutors found he was not competent to stand trial at this time.
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Martinez agreed, and in May ruled that Dear was incompetent and ordered him to undergo treatment at the state mental hospital in Pueblo in an effort to restore him to competency.
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If the judge agrees with them, the legal process will be delayed and Mr. Dear would be sent to the state mental hospital for treatment until he is "restored to competency."
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In H.P. Lovecraft's classic story "Beyond The Wall of Sleep", an orderly at a mental hospital becomes fascinated with a crazed backwoods redneck who seems to have an advanced inner life.
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The listeners, conventionally "sane" people, voted that the radio program produced by residents of the mental hospital trying to eradicate the stigma of "madness," should be named something that reinforces it.
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Following the events of Split, Glass picks up in a mental hospital with a woman (Sarah Paulson) treating Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson), David Dunn (Bruce Willis) and The Horde (McAvoy).
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The article, using information from the Fleisher/Ollman gallery, also incorrectly stated that P. M. Wentworth and Martín Ramírez were in a mental hospital in Northern California at the same time.
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Last season, the main madams were sidelined: Margaret Wells (Samantha Morton) was sent to America as an indentured servant and Lydia Quigley (Lesley Manville) was locked up in a mental hospital.
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This turns out to be a quiz that the website uses to transport you to one of the animated fantastical locations in the book, such as Satan's Ball or a mental hospital.
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The actress returned to voice the character in 2014's "Assault on Arkham," in which Harley Quinn is tasked with retrieving a USB drive with important information from a Gotham mental hospital.
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It's eventually revealed Benjamin's brother-in-law Frank Janderman (Jesse C. Boyd) went to a mental hospital as a teen after he hit a young woman in the face with a wrench.
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Edwards supported himself working odd jobs like babysitting and cutting grass, and found bargain lodging at Finnish mental hospital for 1 pound a night – accommodations his critics would later find amusingly appropriate.
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He shopped for himself at Target and JC Penny, volunteered at a local mental hospital, made the required visits with therapists, and would often treat his mother to meals at Ruby Tuesday.
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Jonchuck has been ruled competent to stand trial on charges of first-degree murder in the case, but remains for now in a state mental hospital until his scheduled March trial date.
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Journalist Nellie Bly will be honored with a memorial on New York City's Roosevelt Island, the site of a notorious mental hospital she exposed in 85033, according to news outlet The City.
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" The series Mr. Parr made in Prestwich Mental Hospital in 1972 relates since it stands as an outlier, even though he saw it as the moment when his photography "really took off.
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I was ahead pre-rigging sets, running back and forth, trying to scavenge gear, and tearing down sets, all by myself in this mental hospital in the middle of the night, by headlamp.
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The report shows otherwise, noting, among other examples, that a simple accent would mean all the difference between describing whether someone is an intern (interne) or a confined in a mental hospital (interné).
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In 215, Mekas hired Rubin, who had just left a mental hospital, to work at the non-profit Film-Makers' Cooperative; she soon became an indispensable presence there, organizing local and international events.
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David Y. Ige blasted the state's mental hospital officials for the escape of a man acquitted of murder by reason of insanity and for their failure to notify law enforcement for 10 hours.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 94%Summary: In the stirring drama "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," Randle McMurphy (Jack Nicholson) pleads insanity to avoid jail time and is shipped off to a mental hospital.
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An experiment in the late 1950s in Omaha found that a closed-circuit television signal helped the mood of patients at a mental hospital when they could see and respond to their relatives.
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In another location — and perhaps another timeline — a third girl (Emma Roberts), who may have escaped from a mental hospital, is given a ride by a grieving couple (James Remar and Lauren Holly).
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The building is modest—bunk beds to sleep on, Rubbermaid containers in which to store belongings—but clean and comfortable and efficient, a hell of an improvement over a mental hospital or prison.
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When Marco (Luke Kirby) and Carla (Katie Holmes), poets with the condition also known as manic depression, meet at a group-therapy session in a mental hospital, their emotional combustion undercuts any available treatment.
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In the District of Columbia, police have to confirm that a registration applicant "has not been voluntarily or involuntarily committed to any mental hospital or institution" in the five years immediately preceding the application.
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BREAKING THIS A.M. -- REAGAN SHOOTER TO BE RELEASED: The man who tried to assassinate President Ronald Reagan 35 years ago will be released from a mental hospital to live with his mother in Virginia.
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Geyser, 15, will not be held criminally liable and instead remain at the state mental hospital where she has been getting treatment for about two years, according to Donna Kuchler, an attorney for Geyser.
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Two manic-depressive young poets — Carla (Katie Holmes) and Marco (Luke Kirby) — meet at a group-therapy session in a mental hospital and fall in love against the advice of their doctors and parents.
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He has compared Hillary Clinton to "a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital," written a poem suggesting Turkey's president had sexual relations with a goat, and likened the European Union to Hitler's Third Reich.
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Under the plea agreement, she will then spend 10 years either in prison or in a state mental hospital, depending on the outcome of the September trial, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel newspaper.
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After the early death of Chaplin's father, his mother was put in a mental hospital, and the young boy and his brother had to try to make a living by themselves, according to CharlieChaplin.com.
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In his late thirties, Barker, who occasionally suffered what he called "emotional stress almost to the point of 'crack up,' " had left his previous job, as the superintendent of a mental hospital in Dorset.
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It was the 20073s, and Parley was a psychiatric nurse at the Souris Valley Mental Health Hospital, also known as the Weyburn Mental Hospital, where influential research around lysergic acid diethylamide was taking place.
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" On February 4th, she sent her last extant letter to Beuscher: "What appals me is the return of my madness, my paralysis, my fear & vision of the worst—cowardly withdrawal, a mental hospital, lobotomies.
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In "The Bridge," a young man faces two daunting tasks: settle the estate of his uncle and break the news of the death to his father, who is currently held in a mental hospital.
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Elements of Michael's story echo Stockhausen's troubled childhood: Michael learns from his father and mother to love music, then watches his father die in combat and his mother be committed to a mental hospital.
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According to DC Comics canon, Quinn was a psychologist with a PhD who, upon meeting the Joker at a mental hospital, falls in love, experiences something of a mental break, and becomes his sidekick.
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The follow-up legislation ratified on Thursday by the state Senate and endorsed by the governor would also ban guns at the state mental hospital and the sprawling University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences complex.
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She's got dyed blonde hair and pouty lips, and a steely blue stare, like a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital; and as I snap out of my trance I slap my forehead in astonishment.
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Chris' lawyer, Setara Qassim, was in court where it was decided Patti's not a high risk right now -- she's currently in a mental hospital as a result of her last trespassing arrest at Chris' house.
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She plays cribbage with (and enjoys being "skunked" by) her aunt, tends to her vacantly gurgling mother at the mental hospital and gets drunk with her bartender friend at the Four Quarter Lanes bowling alley.
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The script (by John McNamara, who co-adapted the novels for TV) situates Quentin in a mental hospital, where he is nearly convinced that his time at a magical academy was entirely in his head.
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When he boldly asks to rent a space for his first shop above Hattie Carnegie's store, a saleswoman sends him to go see the proprietress — and gives him the address of the Bellevue mental hospital.
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From a practical and legal standpoint, the only question the trial in State Supreme Court will answer is whether Ms. Ortega spends the rest of her days in a prison or in a mental hospital.
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As a real-life Manhattan psychotherapist, Brady would seem the ideal writer to tell the story of a high-flying doctor at a New York City mental hospital who's secretly battling her own personal demons.
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Johnson did say that Hillary Clinton looks "like a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital," suggesting Nurse Ratched from "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest," which has suggestions on his thinking about America as well.
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Her mother is dead and her eccentric father, Robert (the great Michael Smiley), is in a rural mental hospital — at least until Emily and her only friend, Arden (George Webster), arrive to break him out.
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When she tries to take action to prevent that impending doom, Sarah's written off as unstable and violent; she ends up imprisoned in a mental hospital, while John is sent to live with foster parents.
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" A week after she was released from the mental hospital, she received a letter from her father that began, "I'm sure you remember when you were eleven and I tried to make you my mistress.
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Season two, for instance, reimagined the struggles of LGBTQ Americans to have their voices heard as a literal escape from a mental hospital, but it never came out and said this was what it was doing.
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Erickson began to demonstrate symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia after the band broke up in 1969, Rolling Stone reported, and shortly after was arrested for possession of a joint and sent to a mental hospital until 1972.
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Rusty discussed the the tragedy in an interview with Oprah Winfrey last year, revealing he still calls his ex-wife once a month and visits her annually at the Kerrville, Texas, mental hospital where she resides.
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Traylor is one of three dazzling moderns in America—with Martín Ramírez (1895-1963), a Mexican-born inmate of a California mental hospital, and Henry Darger (1892-1973), a Chicago janitor—who especially swamp the designations.
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The shoe is defined by an easy to get on and off construction that is easy to clean and comes complete with fit, cushioning, and traction systems to meet all the physical and mental hospital conditions.
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" The humanist attacks the waiter and the chef and winds up committed to a mental hospital, where "his ravings about the trout" are "no more appreciated than the ravings of any of the other lunatics there.
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The novel's most difficult and wittiest chapter is written in a convincing pastiche of Joyce's portmanteau-mad language from "Finnegans Wake," and concerns Joyce's daughter, Lucia, who spent her final decades in a Northampton mental hospital.
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" Mr. Johnson also wrote a poem insinuating sexual relations between Turkey's president and a goat, compared the European Union to Nazi Germany and wrote that Hillary Clinton looked like "a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital.
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Others worry mixing DNA across species could affect the animal's brain, conceivably giving birth to a Pigman capable of breaking out of a mental hospital and stealing George Costanza's car like in that episode of Seinfeld.
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"No one would ever choose to end up in a mental hospital and diagnosed with a mental disorder but god chose me to publicly go through this journey and it is beautiful," he tweeted at one point.
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He was found guilty by reason of insanity and was admitted to the mental hospital full time for years until eventually being allowed to spend 17 days out of each month at his mother's home in Williamsburg.
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Days later, he was questioned by police for handing out fliers near the facility that contained similar comments, and he was eventually committed to a mental hospital, where he was diagnosed as paranoid and dependent on weed.
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In the end, it feels as harmlessly saccharine as an after-dinner mint, with one exception — the disclosure, early in the book, that when Shelby was in the mental hospital she was raped repeatedly by an orderly.
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While national factors contribute to this economic boost, Springboard's active engagement in community arts has created a cornerstone for the Fergus Falls economy to build upon, filling the void left by the closure of the mental hospital.
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The Texas law at issue in that case permitted individuals to be confined "for an indefinite period to a state mental hospital" — potentially for years or even decades if the individual does not respond well to treatment.
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The ombudsman showed CNN her report into the incident, for which she met with the victim at the police station in Limbe, and at a mental hospital in Zomba, the former capital, to assess her well-being.
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Mr. Harran said Mr. DiNardo had been sent involuntarily to a mental hospital last summer, at the request of a family member, but said he did not know the details, or how long he was held there.
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Now confined to a mental hospital under the care of its pompous head psychiatrist, Jackson, motivated to offer up a complex and self-serving account of how he was driven to murder, has recorded an incomplete confession.
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The director Wang Bing spent more than two months in a remote mental hospital in southwestern China, filming the patients who stay on the top floor as they pass the time sleeping, talking and roaming the dirty halls.
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Texas (1979), for example, the Supreme Court held that individuals with such severe mental illnesses that they present a threat to their own safety, or to the safety of others, may be involuntarily confined to a mental hospital.
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It also included reflections on her childhood and on her tangled relationship with Doris Lessing, the Nobel Prize-winning writer, who took her out of a mental hospital when she was a teenager and into her London home.
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His wife, Yevgenia, also lives on in the play well past her actual death (by suicide in a mental hospital) so that she may have a child by Babel and thus the grandchild who dines on her qureshi.
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According to CBS, Dear's trial is now on hold and the 57-year-old will be held at a state-run mental hospital until with the intent of returning him to competency, a requirement for him to stand trial.
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Watched by family from the courtroom gallery, Caspersen calmly stated he had entered a mental hospital for 1513 days after his arrest in March, where he was treated for gambling addiction, alcohol [abuse], depression, and general mental health issues.
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Stargazer is led by the treacherous Traeger (Sterling K. Brown from This is Us, chewing scenery non-stop), who decides to send Quinn to a mental hospital to preemptively discredit any information he may share with the general public.
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That is the shaggily supernatural setup for a standard if needlessly scattered sprint through biographical highlights: Parker's childhood in Kansas City, Mo., his collaboration with Dizzy Gillespie, his addictions, his romantic liaisons, his incarceration in a California mental hospital.
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Weier's plea on Monday means that even if a jury finds her not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect she will not seek conditional release from a state mental hospital until July 2020, the Journal Sentinel reported.
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A more colorful explanation is that behind the left-field wall at the Cubs' West Side Grounds, in use from 21860 to 21893, was a mental hospital whose patients could sometimes be heard making bizarre remarks during the game.
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Rather than a crew of musclebound heroes, Quinn's support comes from the ragtag group he meets on the way to the mental hospital: a group of jokers, deviants, and weirdos suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder in one way or another.
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Podesta and Tanden watched Reines's conflagration from afar and joked, bitterly and crudely, about "trying to get him committed" at a mental hospital: Brock, Reins, Blumenthal — all are long associated with Clintonworld but were treated with intense suspicion by Podesta.
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Like the real-life Yorkshire mental hospital where the author's great-great-grandfather died a broken man in 1918, the fictional Sharston's most impressive feature is the massive, ornately decorated ballroom where patients deemed well enough meet weekly for therapeutic dances.
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The two expansive brick homes, built in the early 1870s on a hillside near the leafy grounds of a mental hospital, were turned into museums decades ago, and the curators keep updating the décor in pursuit of greater historical accuracy.
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The original "Maniac," set in a mental hospital, centers on Espen, a schlubby inmate and likely schizophrenic who repurposes his bland surroundings for an active fantasy life in which he imagines himself as a cowboy, a war hero, a superspy.
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When she snapped under the pressure of her own enormous expectations, she snapped spectacularly: Her downward spiral involved a brief addiction to a drug that Pretty Little Liars referred to only as Study Aid, followed by time in a mental hospital.
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John Carpenter's original 1978 film Halloween was one of the first mainstream films to claim a place in the slasher genre, and Michael Myers — the escaped mental hospital patient with a vendetta against babysitters — one of this sect of horror's first household names.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's top national security prosecutor has ordered the transfer of an Egyptian man who stabbed three foreign tourists to death at a Red Sea resort in July to a mental hospital for psychiatric evaluation, state news agency MENA said on Monday.
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The Liars are forever getting locked into the abandoned children's ward of a mental hospital so they can find a broken old-timey doll that speaks in code, or finding dummies wearing masks of their faces that have been hanged in effigy.
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DENVER (Reuters) - A man accused of killing three people at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado last year who was ruled incompetent to stand trial remains mentally unfit, according to a report from a mental hospital, a court official said on Thursday.
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Morgan Geyser, one of two teenage Wisconsin girls accused of trying to stab a classmate to death to appease the online fictional character "Slenderman" was moved to a state mental hospital in January after spending 19 months in jail, her attorney tells PEOPLE.
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When John Hinckley is released from a mental hospital later this year, it will be "just as easy" for the man who shot President Reagan to get his hands on a gun as it was before his 35-year incarceration, critics said Wednesday.
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But the result is one of those unbearable "quirky mental hospital" scenarios, an odiously cutesy aesthetic made worse by the glib slacker sarcasm of Plaza's manic witchy nightmare girl, Lenny, and Stevens's unconvincingly twitchy handling of the conflicting signals in David's brain.
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All of which allows the story to exfoliate into a host of subjects — the poet's unhappy mother (she can hear her "shifting about upstairs like a piece of misery"), the poet's witchiness, her prizes and eventually her confinement in a mental hospital.
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The most popular theory (probably best explained by Vulture, in that link) is that Elliot is in prison for the hack (though you'd think Dom would have mentioned this by now) or that he's in a mental hospital, to which Tyrell has committed him.
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According to a recent FADER story, shortly after recording a rough version of Warlord in the spring of 2015, Lean—who after Gud left him in Miami, had descended even further into drug abuse—suffered a psychotic break, and wound up in a mental hospital.
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Commedia sexy was not only sexist, but, by the standards of today, politically incorrect in other ways: one of the farces in which Mr Banfi starred, released in 1979, relies for many of its laughs on the delusions of the inmates of a mental hospital.
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Having the armor has made Rory a target, and Quinn has to team up with a group of misfits from the mental hospital — and a scientist named Casey Brackett (Olivia Munn) — to save his son, and stop both Traeger and the giant mega-Predator.
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Click here to check out the teaser for Go Baby Go. Related: The 'Goosebumps' VR Experience Puts You in a Car with R. L. Stine VR Horror Experience Puts You Inside a 1940s Mental Hospital Virtual Reality Horror Film 'Catatonic' Comes to Your Smartphone
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His family reached out to the authorities, and he was taken to a mental hospital and placed on a 72-hour hold, the first of multiple episodes and psychotic breaks that would lead to run-ins with the police and confrontations with his family.
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In 1965, a landmark Harvard study — one which could not be replicated today because of evolving ethical standards, as it was performed on schizophrenic patients confined to a mental hospital — showed that saturated fat exerted a greater effect on serum cholesterol than dietary cholesterol did.
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Federal law also can prevent people from purchasing or possessing a firearm due to a mental illness under two conditions: if he or she is involuntarily committed to a mental hospital, or if a court or government body declares him or her mentally incompetent.
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The F.B.I. previously said Mr. Santiago had visited its office in Anchorage last year complaining about hearing voices and supposed C.I.A. mind control, which led to the temporary seizure of his gun by the Anchorage police and his brief stay in a mental hospital.
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Robert Lewis Dear, 61, was taken into federal custody early on Monday at the State Mental Hospital in Pueblo, Colorado, where he has been confined under court order for four years, and appeared later in the day before a U.S. magistrate judge in Denver.
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The F.B.I. previously said Mr. Santiago had visited its office in Anchorage last year to complain about hearing voices and supposed C.I.A. mind control, which led to the temporary seizure of his gun by the Anchorage police and his brief stay in a mental hospital.
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SUTHERLAND SPRINGS, Texas (Reuters) - The former U.S. serviceman who committed the deadliest mass shooting on record in Texas escaped from a mental hospital in 2012 as he faced court-martial on domestic violence charges for which he was later convicted, a police report revealed on Tuesday.
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Just last month prosecutors asked the court to sentence one of the girls in the Slender Man killings (now 15) to 40 years in a mental hospital for stabbing a classmate, along with another friend, in an attack meant to please the fictional horror character Slender Man.
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"'Til Madness Do Us Part" takes place almost entirely on a single floor of a mental hospital in southwestern China, though you might initially be forgiven for thinking that the director, the documentarian Wang Bing ("Tie Xi Qu: West of Tracks"), had discovered hell on earth.
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These were the glory days of "confessional" poetry, and, ironically, the most glorified of the self-confessors was Lowell, who displayed no qualms about making poetic use of his marital problems, or his stay (one of many) in a mental hospital, or even other people's private letters.
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Under federal law, a person can be tallied in a database and barred from purchasing or possessing a firearm due to a mental illness under two conditions: if he is involuntarily committed to a mental hospital, or if a court or government body declares him mentally incompetent.
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I was in the makeup room, they're putting my wig on, and it was like a scene from a mental hospital: I'm getting the wig on me and I'm sitting there the whole time going, 'China, China,' again and again, until you don't think about it.
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But film historians hit the jackpot in 1982 with the discovery of Dreyer's original cut, found in pristine condition in the closet of a mental hospital near Oslo; a doctor there had requested a print shortly after the film's premiere, and its distributor never asked for it back.
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The simmering tension between the brothers is heightened by two other unexpected guests: Mathias's unstable girlfriend, fresh out of a mental hospital, and a mysterious half-brother, who turns up uninvited and seems to know every last incriminating detail about the family members he hasn't seen in decades.
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On the sun-dappled grounds of the self-described progressive Tuscan mental hospital called Villa Biondi, an expansive, voluptuous motormouth named Beatrice (Valeria Bruni Tedeschi) swans around as if she owned the joint, even impersonating an admitting doctor to bamboozle a newly admitted younger woman, Donatella (Micaela Ramazzotti).
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Additionally, it wants the public to know that the villainous "mental patient" who lacks any kind of humanity and wants to kill you just because she's sort of bored is actually just a paranormal phenomenon, and it all just happens to take place inside a mental hospital, thank you very much.
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After first seeing him in a mental hospital where he had been confined for publicly criticizing the war in Afghanistan, we last saw him preparing to come to the United States (with money and passports left for him by his K.G.B. agent mother, Irina, before her death) to find Philip.
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One of the oldest hospitals in New England, McLean has treated a succession of celebrity patients, including Anne Sexton , Robert Lowell , James Taylor , and Sylvia Plath , who described it as "the best mental hospital in the US." Laura's psychiatrist had Ivy League degrees, and she felt grateful to have his attention.
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Mr. DiNardo has been described by prosecutors, his own lawyers and the police as mentally ill — last summer, he was sent involuntarily to a mental hospital — and another young man who socialized with him and two of the victims said Mr. DiNardo had talked about killing people and having people killed.
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The parallel first shots — the frame opens on the corridor of a mental hospital in Fuller's film, on a nursing-home hallway in Scorsese's — suggest affinities: like "Shock Corridor," the new movie approaches a sensational mystery (Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance) through the eyes of an unreliable narrator (Robert De Niro's Frank Sheeran).
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Their ongoing Then She Fell in Brooklyn is based on Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, its encounters with the White Rabbit and Red Queen set in a mental hospital, while last year's Grand Paradise sprawled through a 1970s tropical resort, constructed in a Bushwick warehouse, complete with sand and seductive mermaids.
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Written in collaboration with Kwamena Blankson, they are transcriptions of documents from the Vesper archives, including poetic journal entries by Ben's aunt Maria and a memorandum outlining a course of treatment for Ben — who, as the story goes, was placed in a mental hospital after attacking a painting by Kaphar.
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The details are infuriating, and it's almost impossible to comprehend how Berchtold didn't receive a substantial prison sentence (he spent less than a month in jail before he was transferred to a mental hospital for approximately six months; later, he spent one year in prison after pleading guilty to raping another child).
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But he may face awkward moments in Washington over the Obama comments, as well as a 2007 article in which he likened Hillary Clinton to "a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital" and a more recent quip that he feared going to New York because of "the real risk of meeting Donald Trump".
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The artist who once, back at Camarillo State Mental Hospital, painted a suffering patient synecdochically, with a screaming mouth for a head, could have easily become a commercial artist, using the part to represent the whole, pitching and selling on either side of the horizontal line that bisects so many of his canvases.
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PacificaThe first thing Pacific asks you to do is upload a photo to your "Hope Board," which made me feel more like a mental hospital patient than a dabbler in digital self-help, but once I selected a photo of a baby elephant, I'll admit I kind of enjoyed looking at it.
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In 1981, Hinckley attempted to kill Reagan in the hopes of impressing actress Jodie Foster and fired six shots outside a hotel in Washington D.C.. Reagan and three others were injured in the shooting, and while Hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity, he was sent for treatment at a mental hospital.
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Under Maryland state law it's impossible to get someone's gun rights curtailed unless an individual such as one in Varnum's position has been confined to a mental hospital for over 30 days or there's an actual conviction for a felony—a major source of frustration for both gun control and domestic violence victims' advocates.
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The documentary filmmaker Wang Bing is a dogged chronicler of China's downtrodden: His "Tie Xi Qu: West of Tracks" was a nine-hour look at the decline of an urban industrial district, while "'Til Madness Do Us Part" offered a nearly four-hour immersion in a mental hospital that resembled a prison or a purgatory.
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What follows are plot beats deeply steeped in real world seriousness: Annie reconnects with her dad (Hank Azaria) after multiple family tragedies, Owen refuses to lie for his sexual assaulter of a brother Jed (Billy Magnussen), and Annie springs Owen from a mental hospital after said demon of a brother frames Owen for multiple treason-adjacent crimes.
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While the number of mental institutions has not decreased as drastically as Trump claims, the Treatment Advocacy Centre, a national nonprofit "dedicated to eliminating barriers to the timely and effective treatment of severe mental illness," found that the amount of staffed state mental hospital beds has decreased by 2215% from peak hospital population numbers in the 2215s to 2250.
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Simon Fitzmaurice, who is paralyzed by the motor neuron disease A.L.S., used an eye-gaze computer to direct his film's star, Evanna Lynch — the ethereal Luna Lovegood of "Harry Potter" fame — in her portrayal of a Dublin teenager who goes on the lam with her only friend (George Webster) to free her father (Michael Smiley) from a mental hospital.
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Paranoia, you might imagine, is high; by Christmas, I'm back in a mental hospital, Canyon View in Twin Falls, this holiday gift provided by my dad after I flawlessly jack-in-the-boxed out of his red truck while it was doing 45 on the highway north of Jackpot, Nevada—but that's a whole other story.
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While the number of psychiatric facilities has not decreased as drastically as the President claims, the Treatment Advocacy Center, a national nonprofit "dedicated to eliminating barriers to the timely and effective treatment of severe mental illness," found that the amount of staffed state mental hospital beds has decreased by 21970% from peak hospital population numbers in the 21980s to 21980.
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The next in the series is the poet Eileen Myles, who shares her list exclusively with T. "The Master & Margarita," Mikhail Bulgakov Bulgakov's suffering under censorship yielded this sparkling novel in which Pontius Pilate shares space with a giant floating black cat, and elsewhere a man confined to a mental hospital for political reasons probably dreamed up the whole thing.
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"This is the house of Bedlam," Elizabeth Bishop wrote in her poem "Visits to St. Elizabeths," about the mental hospital in Washington that held Ezra Pound after he was accused of treason and then judged insane after his anti-Semitic radio broadcasts during World War II. The Virginia State Colony for Epileptics and Feebleminded was its own house of bedlam.
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GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said Wednesday that the man who tried to assassinate President Reagan should not have been released from a government mental hospital.
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When Jeremy interjects, asking how Yael managed to manipulate the situation so that she wound up on live TV, she tells him that was all Rachel's idea, and that's when the details of what's been going on come pouring out: the shooting, Rachel's recent stint in a mental hospital, the fact that her mom placed her there, and that she was raped as a child by one of her mom's patients.
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"Edie" conjured the tragic life of Edith Sedgwick, who was born into a patrician New England family, grew up with seven siblings on isolated ranches near Santa Barbara under the yoke of a semi-deranged father, came east and after a stint in a mental hospital became Andy Warhol's arm candy and a figure in New York counterculture, before being cast out by him and dying at 28 of an overdose.
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Inspired in part by Yorke's time as a mental hospital orderly, the ominous "Climbing Up the Walls" evokes this battle from various angles: a rock & roller beholden to the exigencies of press cycles and airplay; a progressive artist fighting to tear down the trappings of his own imagination; a stage attraction who used to drink himself useless trying to say something important from his pulpit, enraged by Thatcher's policy of deinstitutionalization.
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