Nearly half, 47 percent, don't think Trump is mentally stable, compared with 48 percent of respondents who think the president is mentally stable.
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I'm not the most mentally stable person in the world, Dan.
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Voters are divided about whether they think Trump is mentally stable.
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" Colbert added that people who are mentally stable "generally don't announce it.
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Or like Nero fiddling while Rome burned, but maybe less evil and more mentally stable.
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The poll also finds that respondents are split on whether they think Trump is mentally stable.
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I'm just no longer mentally stable, nor am I wanting to really stay alive at this point.
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Forty-five percent of respondents think the president is mentally stable, compared with 43 percent who disagree.
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"He is not a person that you want to be around, 'cause he's not mentally stable," Gabriel says.
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"In my mind, someone that was not mentally stable dealt a lot of pain this afternoon," Rawlings said.
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Be smart: Trump felt he had to publicly reiterate that he is mentally stable enough to be president.
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"We have a president, who Mika and I believe, through knowing him, is not mentally stable," said Scarborough.
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So to make it out mentally stable and not in prison and not on drugs, that's a win.
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And, of course, they shouldn't have to find themselves talking to reporters to insist that they're mentally stable.
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He was placed on a psychiatric hold but released in 36 hours, because a psychiatrist found him mentally stable.
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There were even rumors spread -- though the Bush campaign denied being the source -- about whether Dukakis was mentally stable.
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Tila Tequila is not mentally stable enough to continue calling the shots for her daughter ... according to the kid's father.
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Losing my benefits would mean losing access to the medications that keep me mentally stable, and out of inpatient psychiatric care.
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Along with a decade-long drug and alcohol binge with two attempts along the way, I wasn't the most mentally stable person.
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"If you're not of the right mindset, you're not mentally stable, then you should not be able to acquire that," he said.
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Last week, Scarborough and co-host Mika Brzezinski told Katie Couric in a podcast interview they believed the president wasn't mentally stable.
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And she visited the New York Times' offices with him to explain to journalists why Ashley Judd another accuser was not mentally stable.
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"The accused are mentally stable and during the interrogation they have said they committed this crime," Chandel said, adding the investigation was continuing.
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" He added: "And if you're not of the right mindset, you're not mentally stable, then you should not be able to acquire that.
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Mindfulness creates a balance whereby we can exist in the middle of these extremes, and thus remain content and mentally stable despite external circumstances.
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Ford could have been held for up to 72 hours, but we've learned the psychiatrist determined he was mentally stable so he was released Wednesday.
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To many Americans, Canada is looking pretty good right now—from their hunky, mentally stable Prime Minister to their socialized health care plan and chill weed laws.
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Aaron's been adamant with us recently that he's mentally stable, despite going on "The Doctors" and rattling off that he's been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
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He was examined periodically by prison psychologists, who certified that any displays of grousing or anger about his confinement were proof enough that he was mentally stable.
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" Of his comments about slavery, the source with knowledge of the situation says "No person who is truly mentally stable would dispute something that's historically true and proven.
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She was everything you'd want in a dating coach: blissfully happy in her second marriage, in her 50's, mentally stable, a certified counselor, and a talented photographer.
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" He believes Americans can own a gun if they are mentally stable, don't have previous major convictions and are "not going to go out and commit these atrocities.
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I was so close to making it through this week mentally stable and intact and then along comes TWOegendFOURry like some coked up Kool-Aid Man crashing through my wall.
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The best way to keep a horse mentally stable is not to overwork him, said Shug McGaughey, 67, the Hall of Fame trainer of Orb, the 2013 Kentucky Derby winner.
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He explains that people who have fasted for three days often report that it causes them to face their bottled-up emotions so that they are more mentally stable after fasting is completed.
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It would be better to run against the presidency of Mr. Trump in 2018 than Mike Pence, a sane, mentally stable, true conservative who would become president if Mr. Trump were impeached and removed from office.
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Eighty-four percent of those who say Trump is not mentally stable are at least somewhat concerned that he could launch an unwarranted nuclear attack, while 72 percent of those who say Trump is stable trust him to handle nuclear weapons.
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I also believe we need to make it harder for people to access guns when they are not mentally stable, when they are young, when they are not in a place where they should be owning a weapon like this.
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And also, I think if we started allowing the government to dictate who is mentally stable or unstable in order to meet the criteria to allow somebody to have their natural rights, how long is it before we're all deemed crazy?
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"This court finds that Mr. Hinckley will not pose a danger to himself or others if he is permitted to continue residing full-time in Williamsburg, Virginia, on convalescent leave under the proposed conditions," the order said, adding Hinckley has remained mentally stable.
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If the foreign policy establishment is convinced that Kim is not mentally stable, then the idea of him firing nuclear-tipped missiles at the US with no concern that he might be wiped off the map himself in a retaliatory strike becomes a plausible scenario.
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" When asked why anyone who wants to buy a gun shouldn't have to go through a background check, Trump responded: "What we're doing is I want guns to be in the hands of people that are mentally stable and those people I want them to be easily be able to get a gun.
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Men and women are divided on whether they believe President 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 is mentally stable, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll out Wednesday.
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Eventually, Manu realizes that his brother has unique abilities, which he grows to accept. He starts becoming fond of his half-brother. Manu decides to bring Alexander to Dubai. After reaching Dubai, Alexander reveals that he is mentally stable.
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However, Antoinette is more rebellious than Jane and less mentally stable. She displays a deep vein of morbidity verging on a death-wish and, in contrast with Jane's overt Christianity, holds a cynical viewpoint of both God and religion in general.
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The Diana Jones Award committee has said the game instead reinvents the roleplaying form. Designer Michal Oracz wrote the sourcebook as a series of letters in Lovecraftian style. Hogshead marketed De Profundis: Letters From The Abyss with the tagline, "This game is intended for mentally stable adults".
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Justice Scalia disputed every major logical premise on which the majority's decision rested. The heart of his dissent, however, stemmed from two basic propositions. First, that the relative social importance of psychotherapy was not established. > Effective psychotherapy undoubtedly is beneficial to individuals with mental > problems, and surely serves some larger social interest in maintaining a > mentally stable society.
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The song "Black Santa" would best describe the album and its meanings, as it actually depicts everything that is used as an inspiration in the album: Kozowyk's job, the people he encountered, the stories he heard, and the notion that everybody both has and is a "client", meaning everybody works for somebody, and that everybody is not entirely mentally stable.
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Ever since, Yeuk-Lam believes that she is a young girl, and that Sheung-Chun is her mother. She has no memories of her previous life. Since her husband is dead, and Yuek-Lam is no longer mentally stable, Sheung-Chun becomes the manager of the family bistro. There she works with her close childhood friend Leung Kau-Miu (Derek Kok).
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Mental illness is reported to occur in approximately 18% of the average American population. Life expectancy in the seriously mentally ill is much shorter than the general population. The mentally ill have been shown to have a 10- to 25-year reduction in life expectancy. Generally, the reduction of lifespan in the mentally ill population compared to the mentally stable population has been studied and documented.
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After psychiatric evaluations proved that Marco Chapman was mentally competent, Judge Frohlich capitulated, and gave Marco what he wanted. On December 7, 2004, Judge Frohlich determined that Chapman was mentally competent, and that his requests were ones of a mentally stable man. "One document alone required his signature for each of 13 constitutional rights he waived in his quest to be put to death."Rutledge, Mike.
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The tale of the Beyonder continues several years later when it is revealed that the energy which comprises the Beyonder and the energy that gives the Molecule Man his powers needs to be combined in order to create the basis for a mentally stable, mature cosmic entity to be born. The Beyonder then merges with the Molecule Man."Secret Wars 3", Fantastic Four #319. Marvel Comics.
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Resuming her career as a concert pianist, Melinda practices day and night, putting a strain on her marriage to Peter. She becomes more unbalanced when a failed audition put a close to her musical ambitions. In 1979, Melinda checks herself into the Compton Clinic. Dorian then has Melinda declared mentally incompetent; by 1980, Peter hopes to marry Jenny Wolek Vernon, but couldn't divorce Melinda until she was mentally stable.
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After the rebels win the war, Katniss is driven to depression and mental instability due to the death of her sister, Prim. Peeta's hijacking is soon mostly recovered by several doctors and he is considered mentally stable and finally back to his former self. Upon returning home, he plants primroses, the flower which Prim was named after, in memory of her. In the epilogue, Katniss and Peeta have two children together.
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Llewyllyn is not terribly happy in his marriage with the sloppy and not 100% mentally stable Patricia. Her sister Isobel, on the other side, is very happily married to Gregory Stern. The publisher Stern has lately become very interested in his Jewish heritage and neglects his publishing a bit. When Gray goes by train to Greece he meets Leonard Percival, who warns him to continue the trip on that particular train.
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The judge called Yirmibesoglu and convinced him to take Filiz as his client. He stated in his testimony that the newspapers received encrypted messages and he committed the murders according to the these messages. It was then decided that forensic medicine should be taken to report whether his mental health was in place, and the hearing was postponed. Filiz was examined on June 27, 2016, to determine whether he was mentally stable.
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A few months after Underwood was enrolled into Michigan State University, his father died from leukemia at the age of 47. In 2007, Charles Robinson of Yahoo! Sports listed Underwood as one of the worst first-round picks (at the 29th slot) since the AFL-NFL merger. According to the article, Underwood missed most of his senior year, and his coaches at Michigan State warned NFL scouts that he was not mentally stable enough to play in the NFL.
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The mental state and health of street children is a controversial topic. Some studies claim that the constant malnutrition, drug usage, sexual activity, abuse and harassment that street children suffer from and engage in results in decreased mental and emotional health. They have found that street children often have low self-esteem and are prone to anxiety and depression. Other studies suggest that street children are more mentally stable than the public perceives and media portrays them to be.
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Due to the Goblin formula's enhanced blood, Gabriel Stacy and Sarah Stacy aged about 2-3 times faster than normal and were adults within the span of a few years. Their enhanced blood also gave the twins a slight increase in strength, reflexes, healing and endurance. But the aging causes the twins to suffer severe headaches. Sarah's condition is stabilized through a blood transfusion from Spider-Man, leaving her significantly more mentally stable (although her precise strength level is unclear).
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The movie shows how a young woman, Padmini (Madhavi), who is separated from her husband, becomes attached to an orphan girl, Gigi (Sonia), she meets while they are hospitalised after a bus accident. Gigi lost her mother in the accident and Padmini decides to take Gigi with her. Gigi is not completely mentally stable and is a special needs child. Padmini brings Gigi to Dr. Padmanabhan (Mammootty), who after initial apprehension accepts Gigi in his institute as a student by day.
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The game follows a scientist named Wilson who finds himself in a dark, dreary world and must survive as long as possible. To this end, the player must keep Wilson healthy, fed, and mentally stable as he avoids a variety of surreal and supernatural enemies that will try to kill and devour him. The game's Adventure mode adds depth to the sparse plot and pits Wilson against the game's antagonist, Maxwell. Don't Starve was Klei's first foray into the survival genre.
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Although mentally stable prior to his wife's divorce proceedings and his subsequent imprisonment, he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and had been treated for drug and alcohol abuse following this radical change in his life. An investigation by Buzzfeed in 2017 suggested that US spy agencies believed that the Russian state was involved in the death, and alleged that UK police shut down the investigation without conducting forensics tests or investigating Young's alleged business ties with enemies of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Frederick Lansac is a botanist and portraitist who runs a beauty salon. Lansac meets and falls in love with Anne at a dress ball and the two get married. The two move into Lansac's home but at one of Lansac's portrait exhibitions, Anne's face is pushed into a bonfire by a jealous woman which horribly scars Anne's face. Anne isolates herself in her home where she slowly becomes less mentally stable as well as having erotic dreams about her nurse Agnès.
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Jehangir is thrown in jail for his crimes, while Sabiha commits suicide. Sameer wants to set Gohar free and asks her to sign the divorce papers, but she refuses. She meets with Zoya’s cousin, who although doesn’t forgive Sameer for her death, she understands that he didn’t mean for it to happen. The series ends with Donia and Kashif reuniting after their misconceptions are cleared and with Gohars blessing, and a mentally stable and healed Sameer reuniting with Gohar at a mazaar, years later.
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The name comes from the title of David Gilbert's novel The Normals (Polish Normalsi) that tells a story of a young university graduate, Billy Schine, who decides to take part in an experimental testing of a new anti-psychotic drug in order to earn some money needed to pay his student loan. Gilbert shows the change in the behaviour of the normal, that is, the physically healthy, mentally stable, sober people, who, under the influences of the drug and constant testing, become everything but normal.
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The Lahore High Court appointed administrator Asad Munir was given authority to manage football activity in Pakistan, while the two factions sorted out differences. In a shocking move, the Hayat faction swiftly withdrew Pakistan team from the 2015 SAFF Cup, only causing more resentment from football fans and senior PFF members who were intent on seeing Hayat removed from office. Many suggest that Faisal Saleh Hayat is not mentally stable. In October 2016, the FIFA executive committee indicated all is not well with the Faisal Saleh Hayat faction of the PFF.
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He's even more spooked when the lady shows him the way when it isn't visible and guides him outside a cemetery. On reaching the cemetery, the gates open automatically and he hears someone sing the words "Naina Barse Rimjhim Rimjhim". Dr. Anand is about to inherit a large fortune from a distant relative under the condition that he is perfectly mentally stable—otherwise, he would not inherit the property as there had already been cases of mental instability in his family in the past. His colleague, Dr. Lata loves Dr. Anand, but he already has a girlfriend, Seema.
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After the birth of Emily, Ellen started to go to AA, Janet developed back problems due to the difficult delivery of Emily, and Ken started to seem more mentally stable after Janet forced Ken to see a psychiatrist. Then he truly became loving and devoted to both Janet and Emily. But one evening when Ellen had an alcoholic relapse, Ken caught Janet and Ed talking privately to each other and Ken became even more jealous and stopped going to see his psychiatrist and stopped taking his medications. Ken did not tell Janet or his partner Mike about this.
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The VA records said that Long told doctors that he contracted PTSD after a friend showed him photos of maimed and decapitated bodies while they were in Iraq. In November 2011, doctors contradicted Long's suspicions of PTSD and instead diagnosed him as having "adjustment disorder with depressed mood." They eventually concluded that he was mentally stable, with no evidence that he was a threat to himself or others. According to Long's mother, the VA then sent him a letter denying him further treatment on the grounds that his disorder was not related to his military service.
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The total area of the home and cemetery was 11,275 square feet.Civil War in Kentucky In the years it was an active veterans facility, it provided a hospital, nursing care, food, entertainment, and religious services for up to 350 veterans at a time, providing a home for 700 former Confederate soldiers in its years of operations. The requirements to be a resident of the home was to not only be a former Confederate soldier, but to have been a resident of Kentucky for the past six months, be mentally stable, and to have no problems with alcoholism. Many of the veterans once served under John Hunt Morgan.
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Zionist Leader Theodor Herzl Theodor Herzl, founder and president of the Zionist Organization, which helped establish a Jewish state, felt ambivalent about Friedrich Nietzsche's ideology. It is stated that Herzl called Nietzsche a madman. Herzl did not think that he could follow the ideology of a philosopher who was neither physically nor mentally stable. David Ben-Gurion, under a portrait of Theodor Herzl, is proclaiming Israel's independence Although it is controversial if Herzl disliked Nietzsche's ideology, as several of the philosopher's texts were found in the Zionist leader's library, Herzl's idea of the “new Jew” was profoundly similar to that of Nietzsche's “new European man” or Übermensch.
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In many cases, and in a similar way as the overlapping genre of psychological thriller, psychological horror may deploy an unreliable narrator or imply that aspects of the story are being perceived inaccurately by a protagonist, thus confusing or unsettling viewers or readers and setting up an ominous or disturbing overarching tone. In other cases, the narrator or protagonist may be reliable or ostensibly mentally stable but is placed in a situation involving another character or characters who are psychologically, mentally, or emotionally disturbed. Thus, elements of psychological horror focus on mental conflicts. These become important as the characters face perverse situations, sometimes involving the supernatural, immorality, murder, and conspiracies.
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The film opens with a flashback depicting a young boy attempting to escape from Cunningham Hall Mental Facility before getting hit by a car and presumed dead. In the present day, psychiatric intern Clark Stevens (Joshua Leonard) come to Cunningham Hall to train before he can graduate to medical school. Inside, he meets some of the patients and is welcomed by Nurse Betty, who gives him keys to and a walkie-talkie before taking him to the director of the facility, Dr. Albert Franks (Lance Henriksen). On the way, however, they are interrupted by a patient named Carl, who claims that he "shouldn't be here," and patients aren't allowed to go home when they're mentally stable.
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Despite public outcry and pressure to change, the company that produces Resistol, H. B. Fuller, has generally denied its role in enabling the destructive behaviors of street children. They have replaced toluene with cyclohexene, another neurotoxin that produces the same high and has the same side effects. More street-based children engage in drug usage than home-based, and many street-based children are dependent on drugs. Street children take drugs for a variety of reasons: to allay hunger; to deal with loneliness, fear, and despair; to feel warm in the cold; and to cope with prostitution and theft. Although many sociologists report mentally stable street children, others suggest that drugs may affect street children’s cognitive functions and perceptions.
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Back in the asylum, The Joker casually murders a Black Glove member and places a bet with those who remain: that Batman will emerge from the grave undamaged and hunt them down, as he always does. While the now mentally stable Batman escapes the shallow grave that the Black Glove put him in, Joker points out that no one has investigated Batman's "Bat-radia." When they do, they activate a transmitter that brings Nightwing, Robin, Damian, and the League of Assassins right to them. Before The Joker flees in an ambulance, he promises the remaining Black Glove members that he will collect his winnings from them soon and tells Hurt that he should not have called him his servant.
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Royal physician Johann Friedrich Struensee The King returned to Copenhagen on 12 January 1769, bringing with him Johann Friedrich Struensee as Royal Physician. He had met Struensee in Altona at the beginning of his travels. During 1769, the King's mental health deteriorated, but Struensee could apparently handle the King's instability, which was a great relief to the King's advisers, and Christian VII developed a confidence in him. During 1769, Struensee encouraged the King in his attraction to Birgitte Sofie Gabel, reportedly because he believed a relationship with an intelligent woman would make the King more mentally stable and his insanity easier to handle, but this failed, and the attempt to provide the King with a mistress made the Queen hostile toward Struensee.
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But halfway through the trial, he fakes insanity, including intentionally repeatedly banging his head on a table in his cell and writing WHORE, referring to Blair, on a wall in the cell with his own blood. He goes as far to hire Marty Saybrooke, who is now a psychologist, to be his doctor; they have several sessions together, and she testifies in court that "in her professional opinion, Dr. Truman is not mentally stable, not fit to stand trial". By this time, Blair has yet to earn Todd's forgiveness, but she is keeping from him the fact that she has just discovered that she is a few months pregnant with his second son. As a result of Marty's testimony, Truman is sentenced to go to a mental facility instead of jail time.
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They released their second album, Helioself, in April 1997, kicking off another tour of home and abroad with the Cardigans once again, as well as Blur and Eels. (Matt O'Keefe, a roadie for Papas Fritas during their tours with the Cardigans and Blur in 1997, wrote a novel titled You Think You Hear, published in 2001, that is "LOOSELY based on our experiences on the road," according to the band's website. "If you decide to read it, remember that in reality, Papas Fritas are mentally stable and considerate individuals.") Donna Coppola (keyboards, percussion) and Chris Colthart (guitar) of the Solar Saturday (later the Faraway Places) joined Papas Fritas's touring lineup in the summer of 1999 and helped promote the band's third LP, Buildings and Grounds, which hit stores in March 2000.
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Galactic Alliance Chief of State Natasi Daala continues her P.R. war with the Jedi Order as two more Jedi Knights, Yaqeel Saav'etu and Bazel "Barv" Warv, fall under the mysterious Force psychosis. In addition to having Tahiri Veila put on trial for her murder of Imperial Grand Admiral Gilad Pellaeon two years earlier during the Second Galactic Civil War, Daala puts more and more heat on the Jedi for them to give up the insane Jedi they have. So the Solos and some of their own mentally-stable Jedi allies manage to take the delusional Knights that they have over to the Jedi base on Shedu Maad. Beforehand, however, medical healer and Jedi Master Cilghal had managed to narrow down the cause of the Force psychosis: each of the Jedi Knights had been children who were under protection of the Jedi's base in The Maw during the Yuuzhan Vong War.
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Maharaja Sree Chithira Thirunal after his investiture ceremony in 1931 Even after turning eighteen, Sree Chithira Thirunal's investiture ceremony wasn't done and his accession to full power looked unlikely, as rumours were spread about him that he was not mentally stable and hence not qualified to occupy the throne. His mother, Maharani Sethu Parvathi Bayi, contacted Sir C. P. Ramaswamy Aiyar, a family friend, who then presented Sree Chithira Thirunal's case to the then Viceroy of India, Lord Wellington, and arranged a meeting between the two. After meeting the young Monarch, the Viceroy was highly impressed and found the rumours baseless, and thus all the obstacles, in Sree Chithira Thirunal's accession to power, were removed. As Sree Chithira Thirunal was quite young, and because of the amount of controversy that had been swirling around him, Viceroy Lord Wellington insisted that Sir C.P. must become the Legal and Constitutional Adviser to the young Monarch.
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For example, when a killer Sam had leaped into and exchanged places with escaped the PQL facility and gotten into the nearby city; Al went after him and was able to subdue him successfully. When Sam prematurely activated his time machine and was propelled into the past, it was Al's duty to remain in contact with him through holographic projections tuned into Sam's brainwaves (it was revealed over the course of the series that Al's hologram can also be seen and heard by animals, small children - who "see the truth" - and the mentally ill; one leap also saw them dealing with a man whose brainwaves were remarkably similar to Sam's own, allowing him to see Al and other holograms despite being a mentally stable adult, although he never saw Sam as anything other than Sam's current "host"). Over the next few years, Al worked with Sam, providing him with information from their historical database about the people that he was there to help, and lending Sam advice and moral support. Al also seems to be able to remember events the way they used to be after Sam has changed them.
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