Their brisk steps become more obsessive as they converge into packs.
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We've been a little bit more obsessive about hand cleaning and sanitizer.
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If he didn't he was frustrated, but it only made him more obsessive.
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Just when you think dog owners couldn't be more obsessive, the internet proves you wrong.
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What about more obsessive behavior, such as opening the bathroom door with a paper towel?
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Likewise, Trump's firing of former FBI Director James Comey seems more obsessive than obstructive in the report.
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I worked into the morning, diving deeper into regimental histories and the more obsessive corners of amateur military history.
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Caitlin admits that she used to be more obsessive about her "image," but these days she doesn't care as much.
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By the time Hall played that festival in Michigan, the Pinegrove cult was growing both more obsessive and less exclusive.
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For many brokers, buying tickets is their livelihood, and they're far more obsessive and more motivated to get to tickets first.
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For the most part, all of the men are struggling with jealousy at this point, although Blake is highlighted as more obsessive.
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His posts took on a darker, more obsessive tone, often accompanied by threats of violence and gory images of bloody animal carcasses.
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"Some patients also become more obsessive when they're under stress, which means they tend to pick at their skin more," Dr. Wexler says.
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Given that the original has been drawing new generations to theaters for 40 years, it's hard to imagine a more obsessive fan base.
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"A lot of people are surprised that he's not more obsessive, that he's not this TV character who's scouring the globe," Wikstrom said.
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But this policy, instead of inspiring deep reflection about democracy and human rights, resulted in ever more obsessive thinking about certain pieces of shiny metal.
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If you're a more obsessive type who considers fare tracking to be a competitive sport, start watching around five to six months ahead of international travel.
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Collectors admire their visual originality, and — at the more obsessive end of the collecting spectrum — the opportunities they afford to accumulate images of a specific subject.
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The couple collect together (although he is the more obsessive of the two) and now have established the Hill Art Foundation, for which the gallery will be named.
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I'm not going to spoil Luke's exact reaction, but I will say this: the more obsessive a fan you are, the less likely you are to have predicted it.
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But a warning to the more obsessive types out there: you're guaranteed to be looking for the flaws every time you re-watch the film for the rest of your life.[kaptainkristian]
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For years, the backwards-hat-sporting Jim Buss Jr. was a bit of a joke among the more obsessive NBA fans, while his sister Jeanie Buss was the true brains behind a still-splendid purple and gold business operation.
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Grey's inquiry, which grows more and more obsessive, gets nowhere, but in the process Onetti casts a light on a society made up of nosy, restless, insecure people who take a malevolent interest in others only because they have given up on themselves.
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From Tokyo, Yukiko Koide's offerings will include Momoka Imura's ever more obsessive, fabric-blob objets covered with crusts of plastic buttons and Kazumi Kamae's powerfully expressive, unglazed ceramic sculptures, which romantically honor the director of the disabled persons' workshop where she creates her art.
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General discourse has only just begun to scratch the surface of mental health problems faced by musicians, exacerbated by fame, but the more obsessive end of fandom is often polarized as valueless or violent with no nuance in between, or empathy on either side.
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One of WLIR's more obsessive fans during its 1980s heyday was Ellen Goldfarb, now a filmmaker whose documentary about the station, "Dare to Be Different," featuring interviews with musicians like Fred Schneider of the B-52s and Dave Wakeling of the English Beat, is in postproduction.
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The third study consisted of 317 adolescents and it went a step further than the two previous studies by testing—and finding support for—a statistical model in which (1) being religious predicted putting more effort into suppressing and avoiding sexual thoughts, (2) suppression predicted more obsessive preoccupation with unwanted sexual thoughts, and (3) preoccupation, in turn, predicted lower levels of psychological well-being.
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Unable or unwilling to believe that she could actually love him, he becomes ever more obsessive in his voyeurism. And it is what Francis sees – or thinks he sees – that leads ultimately to his undoing.
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H. Villiers Barnett, p. 48 Bourgault left the Villa Medici on Christmas Eve, 1864. Bourgault had an immense interest in foreign music, but one of his more obsessive interests lay in pentatonic Eastern scales. Anachronistic for the time, he composed a two- part work in 1882 called Rapsodie cambodgienne with genuine gamelan instruments and Cambodian musical themes.
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This recapitulation brings > with it a mood of foreboding. The rhythm becomes even more obsessive, and > finally the music reaches a massive climax during which both themes are > played, overlapping, sometimes in part and sometimes in whole, by the entire > orchestra in what sounds like a musical riot. The coda feels like the final > dropping of a knife.Anonymous, "Silvestre Revueltas: Sensemayá (score)".
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Jem decides to leave the village when she tries and fails to set Carl up with Mitzeee Carl finally lets her go. With Jem gone Carl becomes more obsessive about his other children. Over Christmas, Carl's daughter Jasmine reveals she wants to be a boy called Jason. Carl is upset about it at first but soon begins to accept Jason.
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Season two begins to deal with character development, including Sheldon becoming more and more obsessive. Leonard and Penny's relationship takes a turn for the worse when they break up, but this is quickly resolved. Soon their relationship progresses into a stronger friendship than before, while Sheldon and Penny's friendship slowly begins. In the season finale Penny hints at her true feelings for Leonard.
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Bif is in Japan, very agitated that the country is not using his software, used by 95% of the world. Ramia comes to him offering to help. At first he is suspicious, but upon seeing Ramia's great magical powers, he reconsiders. :The boost from Ramia and Misa's powers to his plans only causes him to become even more obsessive with his goals.
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Candella becomes more obsessive about his pursuit of Rome. He and his partner stay up all night considering the case. The next morning at the station, the two talk to the trustee from the prison, the man who was in charge of the hospital ward when Rome escaped, and a group of foreign doctors. The doctor who treated Rome is among them and, when Candella discovers the $200 in the man's wallet, he confesses.
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In the "Age of Apocalypse" time line, Strong Guy was still Lila Cheney's bodyguard, but he was much more obsessive about her. He was jealous, almost to the point of insanity, of Gambit because he and Cheney were lovers. Strong Guy was captured by Apocalypse's Infinites and had a bomb implanted in his skull. To save his own life, he betrayed the X-Men and even kidnapped Rogue and Magneto's infant son.
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Ayeka sends her three female servants, Yuri, Yuka, and Yuma, to spy on Ryoko, who also has a crush on Tenchi. Ayeka is briefly transformed with Ryoko into a Love-Love Monster by Pixy Misa, and becomes more obsessive towards Tenchi until his feelings get through to Ayeka, enabling Pretty Sammy to restore Ayeka to her normal condition. But even after that, Ayeka's rivalry towards Ryoko over Tenchi's affections still continue. In Magical Project S (Pretty Sammy TV), Ayeka is known as , the third candidate to be the queen of Juraihelm.
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The only way to determine the identity of the werewolf is for a certain combination of elements to occur all at once, including a full moon and the presence of wolfsbane pollen in the air. When this fails to produce any lycanthropic reactions, Tom makes each of the potential werewolves grab silver objects to provoke allergic reactions, but this too proves unsuccessful. Later that same night, Pavel is killed by the werewolf, which makes Tom even more obsessive in his hunt, to his wife's increasing annoyance. Tom gradually focuses his suspicions on Paul Foote, who was reportedly arrested after eating human flesh.
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In the OVA series, Ryoko appears as a schoolgirl, (she was given the last name of her Japanese voice actress, Ai Orikasa), a yankii (a Japanese term for a juvenile delinquent). She and Ayeka constantly bicker over Tenchi Kawai's affections. Ryoko is obsessed with Tenchi, to the point where she even hides out inside his bedroom for one night, and even kidnaps him and carries him off against his will. Ryoko was briefly transformed with Ayeka into one of Pixy Misa's Love-Love Monsters in the first episode and became more obsessive over Tenchi, until Tenchi was able to get through to Ryoko, enabling Pretty Sammy to return her to normal.
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Revenge would eventually certify double Platinum in the UK and Gold in the US. The band went on a massive worldwide tour in support of the album, and a live concert video from the Australian leg of the tour was released. In 1987, Lennox and Stewart released the album Savage. This saw a fairly radical change within the group's sound, being based mainly around programmed samples and drum loops (Lennox would later say that where Revenge was more of a Stewart album in sound, Savage was more of a Lennox one). Lyrically the songs showed an even darker, more obsessive side to Lennox's writing.
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Jerome and Jeremiah Valeska are fictional characters appearing in the FOX television series Gotham, developed by Bruno Heller and based upon the Batman mythos originating from comic books published by DC Comics. Unable to use Batman's nemesis the Joker directly, the series uses Proto-Jokers (played by Cameron Monaghan) to create a cultural lineage for the supervillain. Both adapt different characteristics of the Joker, which are intended to lead to the character's origin story later in the show's universe. Jerome acts as a nihilistic cult leader, spreading anarchy in Gotham City until his eventual death, while his twin brother Jeremiah is depicted as a more obsessive and calculating mastermind.
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The song tells the story of a person named Stanley "Stan" Mitchell (voiced by Eminem) who claims to be Eminem's biggest fan. He writes Eminem several letters; over three verses, he becomes more obsessive, and when there is no reply he becomes angrier. He finally creates a voice recording of himself drunk-driving his car, calling back to Eminem's "My Name Is" with the lyrics "I drank a fifth of vodka, you dare me to drive?" He reveals that his pregnant girlfriend is tied up in the trunk as he proceeds to drive into the river, shortly after coming to the realization that he doesn't know how Eminem will hear the tape.
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In 1985, the book was adapted to film as Lifeforce, directed by Tobe Hooper. Later, in June 1985, the original novel was reissued as a movie tie-in to accompany the film's original theatrical release, under the same title as its movie counterpart. The movie differs in many respects from the novel; it is set in the modern day (using the 1986 flyby of Halley's Comet as a plot element), and the character of Carlsen (an American colonel named Tom) is much weaker, with a more obsessive relationship to the female vampire. The character of Colonel Caine of the SAS is given a much more prominent place, and the story's vampirism is more evocative of traditional vampire legends in its details, most specifically in how the vampires can be killed (a leaded iron shaft through the "energy centre two inches below the heart", a possible allusion to Eastern-mysticism chakras) and in the process by which vampire victims become vampires themselves, a much deadlier and more prolific contagion in the film.
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