I am obsessive about my artwork and my artwork is obsessive in itself.
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The obsessive pursues the avoidant and the avoidant keeps the obsessive at arm's length.
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Anorexia nervosa, obsessive-compulsive disorder and schizophrenia also cluster, as do Tourette's syndrome and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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They diagnosed him with obsessive compulsive disorder, an anxiety-causing disorder that leads to obsessive, overwhelmingly negative thoughts.
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She first appeared on the British TV show Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners, which sent obsessive cleaners to clean some of the country's dirtiest homes.
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This paranoid response finds expression in obsessive attention given to just about anything Trump says, along with equally obsessive speculation about what he might do next.
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He seems attracted by things intrusive to the peaceful psyche: the obsessive melancholia of outsiderism, folklorism, Decadentism, Divinationism, ethnologism, nihilism, and mysticism of the elegiac obsessive strain.
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But only obsessive-compulsive symptoms consistently predicted the intensity and duration of maladaptive daydreaming on the next day, regardless of the levels of obsessive-compulsive symptoms on that following day.
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Not every obsessive reader feels the need to turn into a writer, but a few do, and I've never met any writer worth his salt who wasn't an obsessive reader.
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It's just obsessiveness – two people who are very obsessive.
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Ultimately, Kienholz: Five Car Stud is creepy, ugly, and obsessive.
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It's only by obsessive, detailed observations will we crack it.
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So it was not like an obsessive filmmaking with him.
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Late bloomers are always the most obsessive, though, you know?
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This can lead to obsessive, rigid thinking about social categories.
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Turns out, she is a bit of a tea obsessive.
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" Later she states, "I'm obsessive and I love too hard.
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Watch out for possessive and obsessive thoughts at this time.
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Currently, the obsessive focus of my tyrannical mind is crystals.
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Not all breakups lead to emotional distress and obsessive stalkers.
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The theories are, as can be expected, a bit obsessive.
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Something is wrong with this obsessive and astoundingly unconfident man.
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But there's no empowerment in the obsessive need for revenge.
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However, the novel's obsessive preoccupation with politics stifles its plot.
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Articulate and charming, she became the subject of obsessive speculation.
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From one "Hamilton" obsessive to another, I salute you, sir.
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Obviously, VGS has to be obsessive about its own security.
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"It's always a spectrum" between healthy and obsessive, he says.
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After a lifetime of obsessive nitpicking, Virgos need a release.
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He was obsessive and uninhibited while also cautious and wary.
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The designer rips apart and reconstructs fashion with obsessive intellect.
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"I have quite an obsessive nature about things," he said.
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Obsessive thoughts about life and about the end of taper.
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Kahler was diagnosed with major depression and obsessive personality disorder.
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You can feel its admiration for this man's obsessive passion.
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"Obsessive Taylor died when I broke my leg," he said.
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The Wolff book casts him as a cable TV obsessive.
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He was insatiable, demanding, obsessive and a little distant, too.
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The hedgehog reaches his goal with obsessive, undistracted, purposeful determination.
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Vila remembers Ibaka's obsessive drive to become an N.B.A. player.
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Kahler was diagnosed with major depression and obsessive personality disorder.
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That Gerard is drawn to obsessive idealists seems no coincidence.
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In both, a meticulous, even obsessive symmetry dominates the work.
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Had they ever encountered severe obsessive-compulsive disorder or suicidal depression?
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What they don't display is an obsessive urge to imitate them.
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Only the truly obsessive bother to dress up like assistant coaches.
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They use a "maternal" facade to mask their dark, obsessive personalities.
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She's also a media obsessive, internet lover, and art & dog enthusiast.
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"He was very obsessive in cataloguing the information," Di Legami said.
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In 2015, the pop star moved to avoid an obsessive stalker.
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"Everything [Amazon's] doing is ruthlessly obsessive over their customers," said Petriello.
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She credits it with helping her to manage her obsessive thoughts.
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Delquon, 6, has autism, attention deficit hyperactivity and obsessive compulsive disorders.
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Her younger daughter had just been diagnosed with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.
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In proper Reddit fashion, things got increasingly involved and borderline obsessive.
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I've had obsessive compulsive disorder since I was a small child.
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Obsessive thoughts don't even have to be grounded in actual events.
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Lucy's swirling, obsessive mind hasn't led her anywhere good, so far.
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Should bosses crack down on employees&apos obsessive cell phone use?
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It's obsessive, and it's amplified by the Internet and social media.
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Even the most obsessive users should be able to do so.
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And then I'd start the obsessive food restriction and compulsive workouts.
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It's for the people who are passionate, curious and downright obsessive.
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A combination of obsessive crate-digging and studious irreverence is required.
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Kourtney Kardashian eats Reese's cups like a mouse with obsessive perfectionism.
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The Simpsons was no longer a fringe animation for obsessive nerds.
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And, ironically, this obsessive loyalty may be what doomed the adaptation.
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He's an obsessive who does most of the hands-on work.
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Artwork by Jane Kim Fandom is a form of obsessive madness.
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A translator's annotations are like that of an obsessive, deep reader.
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The genre's emphasis on potential mass death is obsessive and unimaginative.
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He stretches pop structures with repetition that grows devotional, obsessive, hypnotic.
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I get a little obsessive compulsive with the pre show stuff.
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This sort of obsessive nature extends beyond the Trump supporters, however.
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Astrid dates some of her obsessive survival instincts to this period.
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Their brisk steps become more obsessive as they converge into packs.
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An obsessive refusal to stop until you crack that next trick.
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Strangely, the most obsessive tweeter on earth, Donald Trump, was silent.
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This is a big week for Kourtney, obsessive interior design enthusiast.
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Matt is way more methodical, slower and obsessive than I am.
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This anxiety may seem obsessive, but it's not at all unusual.
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"He was just almost obsessive about seeing his guns," Dee said.
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You never sense the obsessive and infectious passion that drives him.
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He knows his hobby can become obsessive because it's happened before.
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There is something about New York City that inspires obsessive documentation.
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They just live in a constant obsessive fear of that risk.
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Lilith in Scorpio is obsessive and jealous with her loved ones.
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The second is that I was an obsessive science fiction reader.
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Obsessive thoughts will take over: Am I going to get sick?
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Case in point: the near obsessive reporting on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Long before psychologists defined obsessive passion, the Buddha called this suffering.
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I was just a girl, crippled by severe obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Avid, obsessive and a binge reader, where the binges were constant.
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He pursues perceived personal enemies and critics with an obsessive vengeance.
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"I was like, 'oh my god, that's really obsessive," says Grassick.
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"As referees, we're obsessive-compulsive," said Dave Gantar, an M.L.S. referee.
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He also keeps obsessive track of his presence in the press.
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Perfectly symmetrical knots with centered dimples betray an obsessive-compulsive personality.
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It risks losing ground in its obsessive rivalry with New York.
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CE: I'm an obsessive when it comes to things like that.
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Mr. Franklin is a gearhead and a MacGyver with obsessive tendencies.
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Smart Indoor Garden Got an obsessive plant mum in your life?
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And the anxiety is undeniable: sweaty palms, heart racing, obsessive thoughts.
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But over the years his protectiveness turns obsessive, and then monstrous.
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Sean Sherk is the obsessive workaholic you'd expect to win belts.
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Here's a guy who was an obsessive World of Warcraft player.
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PANDAS patients suffer from obsessive compulsive and tic disorders following a strep infection, while PANS patients suddenly develop obsessive compulsive disorder and other psychiatric symptoms without a known cause, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
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Julie Mundt has obsessive-compulsive disorder, which forces her to clean uncontrollably.
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BKV: Cliff has an obsessive attention to detail that somehow looks casual.
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It's just a hobby, not a perceived refuge for awkward, obsessive fans.
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"Valentine's Day is going to be extra obsessive this year," Perry wrote.
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The analyst-turned-agent is doggedly obsessive, extremely intuitive, and unapologetically relentless.
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If they're not a little obsessive-compulsive, they're a little socially awkward.
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She is currently writing a novel on obsessive thinking and feminist disillusionment.
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Camila Cabello is getting real about her struggles with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Painting adolescents as obsessive robots is not a path to meaningful change.
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Writer Maya Kachroo-Levine described a similar obsessive thought pattern to Refinery29.
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This obsessive predilection for managerialism has become more pronounced in recent decades.
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Obsessive thoughts and strange compulsions feel shameful, unavoidable, and indisputably absurd. Embarrassing.
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So my obsessive paranoia about losing all my photos was not abated.
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Lawyers said that his steroid consumption fueled obsessive, paranoid and angry thoughts.
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But all that obsessive dating could lead to some pretty serious burnout.
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And the company has taken an obsessive approach to designing the product.
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Much like pinball, foraging taps into the obsessive, competitive side of chefs.
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At the time he was 42 and obsessive about losing his hair.
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When the pursuit of health becomes obsessive and fearful, that's not healthy.
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Brits are known the world over for their obsessive love of tea.
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That's to say nothing of their obsessive use of Facebook and Twitter.
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Swimming and sailing are encouraged; obsessive checking of push alerts less so.
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Katy Perry has taken "365"'s obsessive robot to the red carpet.
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Still others, like Serial, marry the obsessive model with public radio prestige.
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"Bar soap lends itself best to obsessive and violent scrubbing," said another.
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TONIC's Shayla Love has had obsessive compulsive disorder since she was young.
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I binge—I try to turn my manic-obsessive symptoms toward consumption.
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I made a little profile video about his quirkiness and obsessive research.
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Wouldn't you want to encourage students to be obsessive about worthy things?
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Bonus: None of them require a change to your obsessive bathroom routine.
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And his obsessive mythologizing of the past comes up again and again.
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Dreher's dance around the issue of race is a fretful, obsessive one.
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It's a religious pilgrimage that I came across in my obsessive reading.
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My incessant talking and obsessive fandom was a blessing, not a curse.
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After all, the commander-in-chief himself is a notorious Twitter obsessive.
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This task of mine, which is both obsessive and relaxing, takes time.
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"Obsessive passion is associated with insecurity and protecting one's ego," Pileggi says.
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As a writer, he brought obsessive sneaker culture to the mainstream media.
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We've been a little bit more obsessive about hand cleaning and sanitizer.
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Usher's mind, like many minds, runs on an obsessive and circular track.
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Here's an average day's worth of obsessive thoughts or compulsions for me.
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If you're a hardcore food obsessive you still know who they are.
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Starting with a whimsical notion, she can systematically spin an obsessive web.
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I have some obsessive-compulsive habits I could definitely get rid of.
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Employee productivity has long been something of an obsessive focus for corporations.
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An obsessive cinephile, one year he claimed to have seen 1,000 movies.
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An obsessive naturalist who wades in alkaline pools for imagined proto-organisms.
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Trump is a rage-prone obsessive who will be consumed by this.
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" Mr. Netanyahu's opponents often describe his dealings with the press as "obsessive.
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He also had a single-minded focus that could border on obsessive.
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Greta was eventually diagnosed with "high-functioning" autism and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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You can't stop thinking about the other person — to an obsessive degree.
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And the idea clings to you like an obsessive middle school crush.
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The designer Junya Watanabe rips apart and reconstructs fashion with obsessive intellect.
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At times, he can seem like a haberdasher with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Mr. Meyer brought the same obsessive attention to detail to the show.
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His obsessive attention to detail does not always bear fruit, of course.
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The long miseries and brief graces of love are Cohen's obsessive subject.
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It's almost like I have an obsessive quality to creating these things.
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On the campaign trail, his attacks on China were persistent and obsessive.
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On one hand, you'll need to watch for shady and obsessive behavior.
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Such works open us up to the inner life of obsessive delirium.
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You're a little obsessive-compulsive, so you're careful with all your things.
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There's a reason many of the most powerful accounts of obsessive love, like Annie Ernaux's "Simple Passion" and Marguerite Duras's "The Lover," are spare and stark in form: They deny us the same relief the obsessive lover is denied.
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My roommates joked that I had a productive form of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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The government here is near obsessive about limiting conversation on this topic pic.twitter.
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She also confessed that she's obsessive when it comes to her video game.
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Fletcher's 13-year-old son was recently diagnosed with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
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McCarty has been on an obsessive mission to cast Paulette as a fraud.
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My last day turned out to be my least comfortable and most obsessive.
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Connecting AnyPod with Alexa could be a great asset for the podcast obsessive.
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Restaurant hostess Kelley Andrews is the country-girl turned full-time Harry obsessive.
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It crawls beneath the surface of obsessive love and lays bare its darkness.
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That's what fans think happened to cult indie makeup company Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics.
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Obsessive desire feels awful in reality, but reading about it is totally thrilling.
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" On what the music selection process is really like: "I'm obsessive about it.
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He's exactly the kind of diligent, obsessive volunteer that Wikipedia needed to thrive.
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The new novel's log line: Caitlin is an obsessive, home-schooled Christian teenager.
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As The Verge's resident headphones obsessive, I'm not supposed to like the AirPods.
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Ms Bamford has obsessive compulsive disorder, which manifests itself in intrusive, repetitive thoughts.
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While I appreciate the obsessive aspect of wanting more, my perspective has shifted.
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In the course of this obsessive, repetitive examination, their lives begin to unravel.
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He can be petulant, rude, puerile, spoilt, controlling, tyrannical, obsessive, unfeeling, even cruel.
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In fact, the show is almost obsessive in robbing her of meaningful agency.
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But as an obsessive map checker, I'm loving this one all the same.
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TheSkimm founders Danielle Weisberg and Carly Zakin talked about building an obsessive audience.
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In private, Trump is an obsessive businessman who really does like making deals.
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Watch out for obsessive thoughts, but embrace the boost in confidence and power!
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One of Apple's greatest strengths has always been its obsessive attention to detail.
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If he didn't he was frustrated, but it only made him more obsessive.
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Davidson said she's a pretty obsessive person when it comes to planning things.
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Playing George (and George), the obsessive, intense misfit comes naturally to Mr. Gyllenhaal.
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Her death, announced at the outset, is the film's central obsessive, unsolvable mystery.
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We found autoerotic, neurotic, nightmarish and subliminal obsessive layers everywhere in the plot.
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Simply because there has never been an actor as obsessive as Day-Lewis.
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I suppose I am a little bit of an obsessive type of person.
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This election is about immigration, due to Trump's obsessive focus on the issue.
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He also struggled with mental illness, developing anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, and anorexia.
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Brain damage might explain Muybridge's murderous temperament and obsessive dedication to his work.
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Aza's obsessive inner monologue is the meat of Turtles All the Way Down.
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These shows both reward careful, even obsessive viewing, but they don't require it.
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Those serial killers, in turn, have inspired the obsessive interest of crime writers.
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In all cases, amour fou (uncontrollable or obsessive passion) is being flirted with.
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In Virgo, Lilith is an obsessive perfectionist who is hypercritical about her hygiene.
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Yahoo never had the same kind of obsessive focus on recruiting technical talent.
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It's also known as "leopard spotting" in English, if you're an pizza obsessive.
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Part of the fun of Levin's book is burrowing inside his obsessive quest.
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A powerful conversation will arrive this evening, but watch out for obsessive behavior.
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There's been an obsessive interest in recent years in conflicts over political correctness.
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Long before I became a film critic, I was a Woody Allen obsessive.
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Our sportswriter says he's Michael Jackson on ice, with obsessive fans to boot.
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"I'm a very obsessive person, so one poster became every poster," he said.
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In a supporting role, Lola Kirke charms as Luce's obsessive, motormouth friend Penn.
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It's an "obsessive, melancholy and hungry-making" book, our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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Roz Chast's jittery cartoons capture the essence of the anxiously obsessive New Yorker.
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UNDERBUG An Obsessive Tale of Termites and Technology By Lisa Margonelli 303 pp.
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It's not just obsessive Americans or members of other Western societies who suffer.
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There is, he says, an "obsessive witch hunt" after him and his family.
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Treatment with psilocybin has also improved obsessive compulsive disorder symptoms and alcohol dependence.
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You are less likely to feel they are capable of obsessive, transformative passion.
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But if you are just like, obsessive, I'm going to be on you.
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"We sometimes are way too obsessive about getting big-big-name recruits," Sen.
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"He told me the family history with his (obsessive-compulsive disorder)," Hurst said.
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He cautions retirement-location shoppers against getting too obsessive about any one characteristic.
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We learn that his obsessive tech wizardry can look a lot like sociopathy.
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I became a bit obsessive about it while we were paying it off.
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I have watched the obsessive way he notices them, to pick on them.
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Battlefield 1 is a competitive shooter for hardware fanatics and obsessive systems optimizers.
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Not sure if you can tell, but we're both slightly obsessive by nature.
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I engage in these obsessive hunts in order to avoid feeling my feelings.
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So unless you're a Washington state political obsessive, you're hearing it here first.
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Both are brilliant, bored, and obsessive — especially when it comes to each other.
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It's obsessive, but it becomes a place to fixate all of this crazy.
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AOC bashing among some conservative circles and media outlets has become near obsessive.
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In particular, scientists have mapped significant overlap between obsessive-compulsive disorder and romantic attraction, where people develop obsessive and intrusive thoughts about their loved one, and even show similarly low levels of serotonin to people with OCD, compared to healthy controls.
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Mashable's readers (and writers) are known for being obsessive about the things we love.
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Mashable's readers (and writers) are known for being OBSESSIVE about the things we love.
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Detractors, on the other hand, often perceive some CrossFit folks' devotion as dangerously obsessive.
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The two soon got their own apartment, and he became increasingly obsessive and controlling.
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My warning to you is to watch out for obsessive, possessive, and paranoid vibes.
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They have an obsessive focus on technology and a closet full of rumpled hoodies.
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They care for each other in the deep, obsessive way teenagers love each other.
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Or, conversely, are you trying to manipulate a situation, or feeling overwhelmed or obsessive?
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He and his biggest fans are obsessive about being the alpha and establishing dominance.
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Instead, the researchers touted a harmonious approach to sex rather than an obsessive one.
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For the obsessive celebrity lover, the internet has sales on hair or chewed gum.
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But the scale, painstaking execution, and obsessive richness of every brushstroke is pure Kahlo.
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Without getting to be obsessive, you have to keep your hand on the tiller.
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There's a bit of obsessive love there, and the chorus has a similar feel.
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He's also an obsessive killer who ended the lives of at least five men.
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Check out our extensive (obsessive?) coverage of Mad Max's special effects, gadgets, and gizmos.
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The fandom turned toxic and aggressive with an intensity that bordered on the obsessive.
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The Moon opposes Pluto at 8:07pm—watch out for jealous or obsessive behavior.
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Kravitz completely embodies being bohemian and carefree while Witherspoon nails the type-A obsessive.
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Paul Lukas has devoted his life's work to the obsessive chronicling of the inconspicuous.
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Mass shooters including Aaron Alexis, Adam Lanza and Anders Breivik were all obsessive gamers.
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As finally, sparely constructed by the obsessive, perfectionist Kubrick, the movie went like this.
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But Iron Fist has the Marvel name on it, and I'm a Marvel obsessive.
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The fan-turned-obsessive and dangerous lover is revealed to be the artist himself.
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Even among smokers, obsessive sunbathers, and vegetable haters, cancer winds up being pretty random.
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An obsessive follower of that YouTube lady who says she's "on fire for Christ"?
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It's not that we're all obsessive compulsives—the novel depends on very delicate mechanisms.
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And Ian McEwan's "Enduring Love," a novel spun out of an obsessive psychiatric syndrome.
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The flip side of this energy surge was that I was getting increasingly obsessive.
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My really obsessive need to connect outwardly has diminished my ability to connect inwardly.
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When Conte has a vision for something he wants to create, he becomes obsessive.
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I'm an obsessive person—it's part of my nature—and I've always loved acidity.
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Anyway: Those who know me well know that I have an incredibly obsessive personality.
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Whether they're obsessive or whether the Republicans are in a tribe of their own.
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Its socks are the end result of two years of obsessive research and development.
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I was — and am — obsessive, fascinated by everything from aliens to crystals to cars.
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Moscow's resentment about the Western intervention in Libya in 2011 borders on the obsessive.
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It's an obsessive level of detail only the most devoted cat lover would need.
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Befriending a real-life BB-83 is more than just obsessive Star Wars fandom.
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I became very obsessive about her because I wanted to crack her, I guess.
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But things are shaky by the end—be mindful of obsessive or manipulative behavior.
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You've mentioned before that early Manics stuff was super influenced by obsessive teen culture.
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Your psychic abilities will be boosted this evening, but watch out for obsessive thoughts.
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Now, both disorders are included in the chapter on obsessive–compulsive and related disorders.
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Is it what New York Times called an "obsessive" devotion to the death penalty?
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Mr. Trump's obsessive investment in personal relations may work for a real estate dealmaker.
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Yahoo has never had the same kind of obsessive focus on recruiting technical talent.
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Mr. Leon was an obsessive collector — or, perhaps more accurately, a highly discriminating hoarder.
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Jupiter exaggerates, and Pluto is the lord of the underworld—it's shady and obsessive.
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Research shows that obsessive passion is associated with burnout, anxiety, depression and unethical conduct.
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Did you know we have an obsessive watching guide to the previous seven seasons?
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Even Rhaegar, Dany's other brother, was something of a wild card, reckless and obsessive.
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It's a desperate need, an almost obsessive need to take over this person's life.
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"I'm a very obsessive person, so one poster became every poster," Mr. Kraft said.
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But back then it was perceived as an underground movement, run by obsessive renegades.
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I'm a grammar obsessive, passionate about Spanish and soccer and the richness of both.
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For starters, it can cease the obsessive condemnation of Israel at the United Nations.
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Nelson saw Crowley as a solitary obsessive, fiercely making art in an unlikely place.
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She is not a political obsessive — which can lead, occasionally, to off-message moments.
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This Is Us has an obsessive working class streak running through its teary DNA.
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Often, in fact, economic giants destroy smaller competitors by obsessive attention to consumer preferences.
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Mothers are perfectly free to be judgmental, dictatorial, and obsessive, and it multiplies anxieties.
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Lizzy Caplan stars as Annie Wilkes, the obsessive antagonist of King's 252 novel Misery.
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Bouchardy, a self-proclaimed "ingredients obsessive," makes scented oils that are just that — scents.
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Eventually, his obsessive research paid off, and he found the writer's granddaughter Athena Finger.
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There are the obsessive patterns, the insistence that everything's fine when it obviously isn't.
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Eventually it gets so obsessive, and I have a real thing about ... it's addictive.
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His obsessive thoughts would arrive as usual, but he didn't feel beholden to them.
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GENEVA – The World Health Organization says some obsessive video gamers may really have an addiction.
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But Father's Day's founder, Dodd, had other interests — she was an artist, not an obsessive.
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This is the point where people who aren't verging on obsessive would have given up.
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As a streaming obsessive, I can confirm Amazon Video's platform is the hardest to traverse.
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I looked at Doi's drawings and was astonished by the obsessive intensity of his work.
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People will be hungry for attention and affection; watch out for obsessive or manipulative energy.
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"It started off with obsessive compulsive disorder, but then religion came into it," she begins.
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President Trump's obsessive focus on the southwest border bedeviled McAleenan, as it did his predecessors.
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DEADWAX is a mind-bending neo-noir set in the obsessive world of vinyl collecting.
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However, researchers noted, obsessive sexual passion is not the same thing as compulsive sexual impulse.
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Recorder finds poignancy in Stokes's obsessive mission, rather than look at her as an oddity.
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"The characters are just universal," literature student and Austen obsessive Siobhan O'Brien told Australia's ABC.
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You're usually pretty chill, Capricorn, but today you will wrestle with some obsessive, dark emotions.
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Ever the hair obsessive, Villanelle strokes Eve's face and tangles her hand in her hair.
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We're still watching an obsessive amount of TV – we're just watching it on other platforms.
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But the horrors of Bundy are pretty well-known, and I'm not even an obsessive.
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She's intellectually disabled and has behavior disorders, as well as obsessive compulsive and autistic tendencies.
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I'm obsessive about planning and like to keep track of data and look for patterns.
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The twin pillars of Trump's rap are obscene braggadocio and obsessive ridicule of resonant targets.
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But as with any new form of obsessive entertainment, there's a schism forming among researchers.
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Obsessive and dark emotions flow at 10:36 PM, when the Moon clashes with Pluto.
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Instead, as befits social media-obsessive human beings, we're making this era all about us.
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Thanks to his obsessive research into demand, he was confident he could do much better.
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You Scorpios have a tendency to be obsessive—watch out for this in the afternoon.
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And Fanning wasn't the only one to take note of their obsessive eye for detail.
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Just when you think dog owners couldn't be more obsessive, the internet proves you wrong.
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From my perspective, his iconic line of, "Always," is not a declaration of obsessive love.
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"Hollywood, we'll always be together, forever, forever," sings H, his vocal a spiraling, obsessive embrace.
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Ominous and obsessive, this eerie electro workout only has one thing on its dirty mind.
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Perhaps. But this is just another day, living with obsessive compulsive disorder, known as OCD.
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As an obsessive reader, I like having that background knowledge to enhance my viewing experience.
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Even in the darkest depths of obsessive Star Wars fandom, this is not a thing.
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All the while, he's an obsessive painter who does portraits of the women he killed.
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For women in the obsessive group, the measures and tracking activities dominate their emotional response.
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Lieberman describes himself as an "obsessive-compulsive neurotic control freak," and he has to be.
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And her father, himself an athlete who aspired to the pros, is her obsessive coach.
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If his most obsessive fans preach with evangelical fervor, Kendrick is artful in his ambiguity.
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Speaking as a Rick and Morty fan, you've probably realized how obsessive the fanbase is.
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What about more obsessive behavior, such as opening the bathroom door with a paper towel?
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Each of us has his or her own obsessive thoughts and fears to contend with.
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It's the explosive, what they decide is the explosive, myopically obsessive story of the week.
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Why do we still idealize such masochistic, obsessive, and—sorry to say it—stupid behavior?
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He was charming and adoring, and though he was a little obsessive, she overlooked it.
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Does he not, perhaps, inadvertently become what he's against by being so obsessive and isolationist?
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"Trump conceived an early, obsessive antipathy for Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates," the book reads.
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Some adults can't even handle the triggering and obsessive aspects of tracking everything they eat.
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At first, I envied their connectivity, as I am also guilty of obsessive phone use.
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Watch out for power-hungry, jealous, obsessive, or controlling energy—in others and in yourself.
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This roller coaster was exasperated by obsessive daily workouts — torture lasting 2 to 3 hours.
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I'd believed these obsessive habits were behind me, but I wasn't so free, after all.
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Joe Zadeh Being an WWF Attitude-era obsessive, this was a difficult choice for me.
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I went on to receive related diagnoses of generalized anxiety disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Just be mindful about obsessive or jealousy behavior, and also of people who speak manipulatively.
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I'd probably have given up months earlier, so I realised he's just an obsessive nutcase.
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They are handsome and charming, quick-witted and exuberant, observant, obsessive, and, of course, neurotic.
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What makes the hilarious show truly outstanding audio is its obsessive editing and sound design.
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What makes the hilarious show truly outstanding audio is its obsessive editing and sound design.
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That our obsessive sports media is missing heretofore untold, profound personal truths about our heroes?
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"Phantom Thread," Paul Thomas Anderson's period romance about an obsessive dressmaker, won for costume design.
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And it helps that Mr. Murphy has become a Netflix obsessive in his own right.
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We need to rethink the almost obsessive concern with individual happiness that pervades our culture.
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But even with the strictest itineraries and obsessive, detailed planning, unexpected problems can still arise.
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In obsessive passion, you are hooked on an activity because of external rewards and recognition.
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Brilliant, obsessive, defiant, narcissistic, messianic and ambitious, Leary is for Boyle a low-hanging fanatic.
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Courting obsessive listeners and not flooding the market, Mr. Marshall said, is a survival tactic.
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Hail this obsessive flair maker and give yourself an hour break to create your own!
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Despite this (slightly goofy) permeation, the rise of semi-obsessive data monitoring wasn't a given.
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"Tony is an intense and obsessive person," said Andrew Munday, DoorDash's former head of operations.
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She was a prolific if not obsessive maker of art — sculpture, drawings and especially prints.
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The obsessive focus on the handling of IP in China also misses the bigger picture.
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The long gestation can be attributed in part to Mr. Olvera's obsessive attention to detail.
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I've been on an obsessive Radiohead kick recently, so I've been rocking out to that.
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But watch it especially for Chris Cooper, who won an Oscar playing an orchid obsessive.
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It almost feels like children playing with dolls with all the obsessive brushing and styling.
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The person most in need of calming is her; she is prone to obsessive fretting.
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But I've watched friends become obsessive over checking who "likes" their significant others' Instagram photos.
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This is something Mr. Kaczynski, despite his obsessive hatred of communism, seems incapable of understanding.
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In his quest to devour the entire canon, Ryan had become a Rotten Tomatoes obsessive.
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"I guess some people would call me obsessive," Schneider concedes in the docuseries' first episode.
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Intuitive eating doesn't exult any of-the-moment superfoods; there's no obsessive nutrition label reading.
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Mr. Daly provides the answer in the form of his tightly smiling, conscientiously obsessive character.
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His work was as calm as it was obsessive, as perverse as it was innocent.
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Later, the instruments broke into cascading, manic arpeggios and obsessive swirls of hyper-fast notes.
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Her obsessive interest with puzzles would eventually be a sign that pointed to her diagnosis.
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The man is consumed by an obsessive need to fulfill a campaign pledge punch line.
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So, I think it's in those daily conversations and in that obsessive checking before air.
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Yet in the weeks that followed, Adams's attention turned obsessive and emotionally abusive, Bridgers said.
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He's run the blog Jihad Watch, a near-obsessive tracker of Islamist activity, since 2003.
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At heart, "The Unicorn" is about the kind of obsessive self-examination that cripples commitment.
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To get something really right, you've got to be overly obsessive and compulsive about it.
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Think of the dizzying perspectives of Martin Ramirez, or the obsessive cartography of Adolf Wölfli.
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It is a reminder of the obsessive aestheticization of ruin and destruction in Western culture.
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The dangerous aspects are when this fine line is crossed and health becomes an obsessive habit.
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Recent research, we learn, says that hoarding is distinct from but related to obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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For example, he might ask a patient with obsessive-compulsive disorder to imagine herself as Cinderella.
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If you're trackball obsessive—or even just trackball curious—this is $100 you want to spend.
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If you are obsessive about your cleansing, you might own a Foreo Luna or something similar.
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The mystery part connects to the bad side of my character, which is the obsessive side.
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Luckily, there's no shortage of obsessive dog moms and dads raving to the internet about CBD.
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I am not an obsessive exerciser, nor would I even consider going on a Paleo diet.
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Ms. Clark is meticulous, both expressive and obsessive in her deep, continuing study of Thai cuisine.
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Cult Gaia Ark BagTo a basket-bag obsessive, this little guy is a work of art.
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Aurore is experienced and slightly obsessive about building tech businesses, either as a cofounder or investor.
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A journal is hard to keep when you're an obsessive workaholic with a lot of anxiety.
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But her obsessive attention to detail and data-driven management style created some enemies at Google.
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TMZ pioneered this granular, obsessive coverage when it came to reality stars and D-list celebrities.
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The Stranger Things star even talked about how those obsessive thoughts led her to suicidal ideations.
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Fans carry a reputation as obsessive peons, but fandom is actually a place of rampant creation.
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But even so, Trump's rant about Curiel on Jake Tapper's CNN show Friday was weirdly obsessive.
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Mine are borderline obsessive, and I whip through a 500-page book a week on average.
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" —malonepaxton "I've been taking medications for my obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and mood disorders for years.
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This happens with some regularity; no one is as obsessive about Panna's tigers as Mr Murthy.
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On some days, literally anything — like that bump on the road — can trigger an obsessive thought.
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That may seem counterintuititive — distractions should, in theory, make it easier to work off obsessive thoughts.
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They all have different uses, which partially explains why filmmakers are so obsessive about film stock.
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I tend to be very obsessive, and never start writing until I know the whole movie.
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Lindsay Johnson*, 28, has generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, agoraphobia, and claustrophobia.
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My mom instilled in me an obsessive need for my house to be spotless for guests.
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To give you a little background on Coltrane's personality: he was incredibly obsessive about his instrument.
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Lepore acknowledges that Gould, the famous obsessive, is also a frequent cause of obsession in others.
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Horror aside, From Beyond shows the seductive and potentially obsessive nature of augmented reality (or realities).
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I quickly found that obsessive research, like drinking or drugs, numbed my political anger and depression.
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Murakami is a music obsessive, but he is focused on recordings and all their auxiliary information.
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Eve is observant and obsessive, with a fascination with the macabre that borders on the erotic.
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The central bank has started to back away from obsessive management of the yuan's exchange rate.
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They observed his obsessive attacks on the parents of a Muslim-American soldier killed in combat.
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That kind of obsessive focus sounds PRETTY nerdy to me, unlike JOURNALISM, which is extremely cool.
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Both diagnosed with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, the twin sisters would shower for hours each day.
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"It's not obsessive, it's just something I do now," she told Cosmo about her exercise routine.
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He was often wracked with "savage melancholia" and what he later realised was obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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There's a possessive, even obsessive atmosphere, and people's insecurities and power issues are being stirred up.
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The profile of Trump that emerges is of an arrogant, obsessive, dishonest, and self-centered man.
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Trump portrays Mueller as an "Inspector Javert," hell bent on an obsessive mission to get Trump.
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It struck people there as very odd that he had these overly obsessive, overly encouraging guardians.
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And the brand's obsessive fans swear by ColourPop's quality and, well, the range of impressive colors.
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Roberts based his opinion, in part, on the obsessive nature of Americans' relationships with their phones.
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Cabello has previously been open about her struggles with intrusive thoughts, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Combat sports were key for ESPN Plus, Pitaro said, because they have an obsessive young fanbase.
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Bloomington, Indiana (CNN)When it comes to hobbies, Josh Russell concedes he gets a little obsessive.
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The president of peace and prosperity or the sneaky Linda Tripp and the obsessive Ken Starr?
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He was obsessive about the quality of every piece of cheese and each bottle of oil.
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This is a potent time to build wealth; however, watch for greed, manipulation, and obsessive behavior.
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And what do Limp Bizkit still have to offer a former obsessive like me in adulthood?
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This was the first time it crossed her mind that she might have obsessive-compulsive tendencies.
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At this point he goes into obsessive detail (which is important in terms of his argument).
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The Moon meets Pluto in Capricorn at 7:11 PM, stirring up intense (even obsessive!) emotions.
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Pluto is the lord of the underworld, bringing transformation (cool!) and possessive, obsessive vibes (not cool).
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I hate running, but I hated my constant depressive and obsessive thoughts more, so I ran.
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As a Carly Rae Jepsen obsessive, I am all for this mix of dark and light.
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For example, she may experience obsessive thoughts about a baby dying of sudden infant death syndrome.
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Individually, each experiment might seem manic, even obsessive, but they proceed, consecutively, in fits and starts.
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Yes. Do I find his obsessive Obama-erasure quest both pathological and a poor policy mission?
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Others might have the obsessive thought that they've killed someone, or that they're a bad person.
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These days, she said she has a near-obsessive pulse on the news, national and international.
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Psychologists distinguish between these two sides of passion, what they call harmonious passion versus obsessive passion.
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"All of which led to his growing, obsessive, all-consuming hatred of her," Mr. Bogdanos said.
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He called himself an "obsessive" worker who returned to subjects repeatedly until a project was complete.
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To get a break from his obsessive trawling of social media, he plays hockey and golf.
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"The book is lifted by French's nervy, almost obsessive prose," Stephen King writes in his review.
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She knits, she crochets and, "in an obsessive craze," she taught herself how to spin wool.
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" Still, he said, "These effects are modest, and we don't want to be obsessive about this.
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Mr. Friedman had a new job this year, one seemingly perfect for a musical-theater obsessive.
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She received outpatient therapy for obsessive-compulsive disorder; she was not an inpatient at Mount Sinai.
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Twitter tantrums, obsessive television viewing, holding campaign-style rallies to feed his narcissistic need for adulation.
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Dan Patrick, a Republican — continue their obsessive campaign to restrict the bathroom rights of transgender citizens.
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McCracken is a former art collector who, in his retirement, turned his obsessive tendencies toward plants.
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Kobe's obsessive dedication to his craft, even at a young age, set him apart from us.
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Their castoff scraps can be worth money, not to mention the obsessive attentions of future scholars.
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Fitness trackers bring out the obsessive nature in many of us — gotta log those daily steps!
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There is no time of year quite like early November for a cooking obsessive like myself.
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So it's fitting that the lifelong "Star Wars" obsessive will be immortalized as a Jedi master.
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In Japan, he had learned the word otaku , used to describe people with obsessive, laserlike interests.
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Then the devil makes his presence known in the obsessive, ever-shifting and fiendishly appealing finale.
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Plaza is abundantly delicious as Ingrid Thorburn, whose obsessive nature is six exits past healthy, obviously.
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In encroaching (or full-on) middle age, the most loyal supporters of the band remain obsessive.
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And with each step taken along this obsessive path, the darker side of fandom is revealed.
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Football fields are 100 yards with every detail controlled and manicured to the manic-obsessive inch.
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Football fields are 100 yards with every detail controlled and manicured to the manic-obsessive inch.
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I'm an obsessive reader and always make sure I educate myself on anything I'm interested in.
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Playing them can feel like exploring the deepest recesses of an obsessive and endlessly imaginative mind.
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"It's very easy to get trapped in circular thinking with depression and obsessive thinking," he said.
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At this camp, the activities are designed to help children with anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders.
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It's a major turning point in the series, the first taste of the show's obsessive underbelly.
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My anxiety was worsening, my old obsessive-compulsive habits were returning and more intense than ever.
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Besides schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and major depression, these include obsessive-compulsive disorder, anorexia nervosa and Tourette's syndrome.
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Although "Fortnite" is immensely popular, some psychologists note the obsessive behaviors associated with it are nothing new.
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It's the same obsessive thing where people collect records, write down setlists, make mixtapes, and archive everything.
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Building an Obsessive Audience with Danielle Weisberg and Carly Zakin (theSkimm) 10:05 AM – 10:30 AM
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It's the kind of work that attracts people who are both obsessive fans and nimble media creators.
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To'ak produces very low quantity with an obsessive pursuit of high quality, resulting in very high costs.
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Between her studies in Italy and her husband's obsessive work schedule, the couple rarely saw each other.
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His works were included in the American Folk Art Museum's Obsessive Drawing exhibition, which opened in 2005.
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Sure, taking a selfie is kind of vapid and self-obsessive, but it's also no easy task.
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Obsessive thinking, or rumination, is one of the kind of insidious tricks that we play on ourselves.
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Keep in mind that this is a game that's designed around these kinds of obsessive replay sessions.
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Venus squares off with Pluto at 11:19 PM, stirring up control issues, jealousy, and obsessive behavior.
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Yet there I stood, just steps outside the same home I'd lived in for years, enthralled, obsessive.
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" Though she still suffers from obsessive thoughts about food, she said, "I'm in a much better place.
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These are clever and rather adorable, without ever dismissing the notion that Rachel is an obsessive stalker.
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But it's also an opportunity show off obsessive design and attention to detail worthy of Steve Jobs.
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But just because I tame an obsessive thought one night doesn't mean it will be gone forever.
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Luckily, we have the internet, which is chock full of rumors and obsessive analysis from Apple fanboys.
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The most recent new research has looked at ketamine's possible effects on symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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There's nothing wrong with loving technology and having an obsessive level of appreciation for the nitty gritty.
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Tim Graham: CNN + Michael Avenatti = L-O-V-E : Mainstream media's incredible, obsessive romance with Stormy's attorney.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder, obsessive–compulsive disorders and panic disorders have also been observed in research studies.
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Mercury is the planet of the mind, and Pluto is an intense energy, often obsessive, jealous, manipulative.
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Seeing this percentage may invite obsessive charging; I find that stress starts creeping in around 64 percent.
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Rell names him Keanu, and a love is born that is as boundless as it is obsessive.
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When Coltrane quit heroin cold turkey in 196186, the years of obsessive practicing erupted in his playing.
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This is a manifestation of obsessive-compulsive disorder, which I've lived with since I was a child.
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The coach was also an obsessive tinkerer whose preoccupation with modifying footwear was decades before its time.
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I'm telling you, being a shameless obsessive fan gives you a serious leg up in this game.
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It was beyond obsessive, but it was an experience shared by thousands more fans around the world.
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Instead, researchers have found that CSB is similar to other compulsive disorders, like obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).
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Obsessive thoughts are another sign that there might be more going on than the typical 'Sunday Scaries'.
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And for good reason: The recaps are delightfully nit-picky, even obsessive in their attention to detail.
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THE MILLIONAIRE AND THE BARD: Henry Folger's Obsessive Hunt for Shakespeare's First Folio, by Andrea E. Mays.
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"These folks are some of the most obsessive, hateful folks I've ever encountered online," Ley told Motherboard.
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Ben Daniels also stars, as the obsessive older priest, in a series based on the 1973 film.
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Like members of any fan group who stay in touch mostly online, they are a little obsessive.
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She created an obsessive private ritual, kneeling by her bed every night to beg God for forgiveness.
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Only cartoonish control freaks are obsessive about turning their children into scientists or senators and nothing else.
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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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The intricate, industrious patterns — involving plaintive lines, obsessive ostinatos, string scratchings and more — exuded adventure and intensity.
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Their obsessive interests – including a passion for Elton John – are often the starting point of their sketches.
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For example, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is three times more likely to occur in women following childbirth.
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Coupang's obsessive focus on customer service has helped make it the dominant online retailer in South Korea.
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Whether you're a lipstick obsessive or just starting out, you should absolutely give Generation G a shot.
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But watch out for drama this evening, and expect some obsessive, even paranoid, vibes within your relationships.
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And these new DIY kits are the latest sign that they actually understand their most obsessive customers.
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But Rogers' obsessive need to keep Bucky safe doesn't mean he wants to make things Facebook official.
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I'd attempted to take them in and process them in as obsessive a move as I've felt.
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My mother was passionate about these things, obsessive about her children and a wider sense of things.
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That was back in September of 2002—my first memory of my brother's Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
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Roxane Gay I have tried, for the duration of this election, to stay informed, without being obsessive.
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I think what was more an influence was that my mother was such an obsessive album maker.
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"Obsessive-compulsive disorder," answered a timid 270-year-old boy wearing a blue blazer and red tie.
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With our ubiquitous hand sanitizers and antibacterial soaps, have we become obsessive when it comes to microbes?
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The book's narrator, the 16-year-old Aza Holmes, suffers from terrible anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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Very intense emotions come up between you and others, so watch out for jealousy and obsessive behavior.
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"The Chinese are obsessive about process," said Jeffrey A. Bader, a former China adviser to Mr. Obama.
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The show's obsessive fan base was, of course, quick to make light of it on social media.
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But in my view, obsessive customer focus is by far the most protective of Day 1 vitality.
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Leeuwenhoek studied the life around him in his home and town with an obsessive sense of wonder.
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From that grows an obsessive, destructive doubt about what their years together had really meant to Violet.
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"We are all a bit on the obsessive-compulsive side," Mr. Elias said of his fellow explorers.
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He said I had obsessive-compulsive disorder and gave me a prescription for an antidepressant called Serzone.
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Second, they have what Baylor's Paul Froese calls existential urgency, and obsessive connection to a social problem.
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Until relatively recently, The Express was famous for its relentless — obsessive, some said — coverage of Diana's death.
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The ultramarathon is home to the gutsy eccentric; the marathon is home to the Type-A obsessive.
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And Kelly herself recognized that this might be too idealistic or perhaps even obsessive of a position.
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"Khloé is the most organized, cleanest, most obsessive person I know in her own home," she said.
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He gets obsessive about a single idea, while I have so many brainstorms that my focus trails.
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Davids says her childhood admiration for Bruce Lee led to a "borderline obsessive" dedication to martial arts.
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Yes, I'll admit to a somewhat obsessive fondness for this earthy root vegetable, with its myriad possibilities.
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Without the book's obsessive first-person narration, it's hard to see the ocean beneath their impenetrable expressions.
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My dad was through the roof that his baseball-obsessive son had fallen for his favorite team.
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And all are immersed in the granular, silencing atmosphere of Seurat's painstaking, if not obsessive, Pointillist technique.
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His obsessive consumption causes him to echo its talking points, often overriding information from US intelligence agencies.
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Or maybe it's not so deep—perhaps Ocean is just a bored obsessive with money to blow.
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And as soon as both companies release updated versions, we'll provide another obsessive fake-meat bake-off.Â
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Part of my declaration of independence manifested in becoming a pop culture obsessive — on my own terms.
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Her inspiration was Thomas Jefferson — another Francophilic architectural and botanical obsessive — who created similar ones for Monticello.
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So many Americans suffer from the obsessive need to claim "innocence," that is, to lie to ourselves.
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Adam Strauss was in his 20s when he first started noticing symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
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My passion for osteology, mythology, astronomy, and obsessive collecting demanded a renovation of my studio (the basement).
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In addition to playing games, Hoffman told the Times being "an obsessive science fiction reader" broadened his thinking.
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She found out she had attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia and a mild form of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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These stories tend to dramatize his eccentricity, his torment, and his obsessive devotion to the act of painting.
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"I've always had this obsessive nature, this desire to learn about everything," he explained recently over the phone.
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He takes pride in his sniping skill to a degree that is both nerdy and a little obsessive.
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Outside of his experience in warfare, he is an obsessive reader and an accomplished writer in his field.
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Social awareness cues—like the "seen-by" list on Instagram Stories—enslave us to obsessive, ouroboric usage patterns.
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But there will always be a part of Sivan that's obsessive over work; it's just in his nature.
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Evans MacFadyen's luminous smile seems to fill the space as she explains the obsessive technique behind his pieces.
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It certainly represents a unique offering for obsessive Van Gogh fans, gun collectors, and historical true crime enthusiasts.
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But eventually something strange happened: Klinestiver, who'd never been a gambler, suddenly became an obsessive slot machine player.
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This week is about being both confident and powerful when we assert ourselves, without being overwhelming or obsessive.
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The visual, narrative, and thematic references to the original Alan Moore / Dave Gibbons comic are obsessive and ubiquitous.
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Results suggest that obsessive avoidance of anything with the potential to reveal a plot twist is probably unwarranted.
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We do know, moreover, that the obsessive coverage of Clinton's emails shaped how voters perceived the 2016 race.
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Otherwise, we're going to open Pandora's box, because then you're just talking about behaviors that we're obsessive about.
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"Maybe we're used to hearing [obsessive or controlling words] once a year or once a month," she says.
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However dazzling Peter's talent may be, Clyde's obsessive focus on safeguarding his future at any cost bodes ill.
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Aside from the legion of obsessive graphic design fetishists, who really stands to benefit from a new font?
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She's a little bit anal and uptight, with some obsessive compulsiveness, which are qualities that we both share.
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That's so many races that only the most obsessive political observers could possible keep track of them all.
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For all but the most obsessive gadget fans, the slowing treadmill of upgrades comes as a welcome relief.
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Too many bad things have happened for Violet, the object of Tate's obsessive affection, to forgive him easily.
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You're engaged enough to stop the obsessive thoughts, but not so much so that you fight off sleep.
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But the thing about fans is that they are not just consumers and ticket buyers — they are obsessive.
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Not in a casual-glance kind of way but in a Hitchcockian, Rear Window-obsessive type of way.
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What I admired most about the Pacifica, as a family minivan solution, was the attention to obsessive detail.
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But given the obsessive nature of her creators' methods, Saya might look a lot different in future renderings.
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Like Trump's impulsive habit of scrawling bombastic notes to his opponents, Gingrich was also an obsessive note writer.
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His supporters and critics alike describe him as tireless, obsessive, undisciplined and -- perhaps most important -- unafraid to fail.
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Mr Tomlinson, who was not an obsessive checker of e-mail himself, would surely have appreciated the tribute.
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It was a very disturbing wake-up call, and it's made me obsessive about personal hygiene ever since.
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His obsessive collecting became so over the top that Johnny Ryan made a comic about it for VICE.
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Regular readers will know I'm a political art obsessive, and I knew I needed to track this down.
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Annie Kadavy, a former CRV investor, said Zachary was obsessive about doing his homework when assessing a deal.
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Despite her growing success, Geiger told the Times she struggled with anxiety and obsessive-compulsive tendencies last year.
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As the obsessive Gaurav turns against Khanna, there are glimpses of several action-packed sequences in the trailer.
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People with anorexia tend to be almost "hyper-controlled," she says, similar to people with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Long plagued by Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, he is currently living on disability and advocating for the mentally ill.
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Masculinity has such a culturally obsessive hold on our society, and in so many parts of the world.
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Seeking that validation allowed me to get stuck in a loop of self-doubt, and it became obsessive.
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These can include discomfort around other people, hypersensitivity to sounds, touch, tastes, smells and light, and obsessive interests.
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It fed her obsessive-compulsive neurosis, which eventually compelled her to jump out of her Manhattan apartment window.
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Pluto is transformative, but as the lord of the underworld, it's also shady as hell, obsessive, and manipulative.
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Obsessive Pokémon Go fans can fly to Darwin International Airport, a short drive from the city's police station.
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Since then it's become a bit obsessive and I really hate being at a show without a camera.
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Healing a broken heart is difficult and often involves relapses into obsessive behavior, but it's not brain damage.
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If we went somewhere — Chicago, Atlanta, Orlando — we drove, which was fine for me as a car-obsessive.
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But it has to be at an obsessive level, where people are thinking about it all the time.
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He described Bryant as a meticulous and obsessive business partner, just like he was on the basketball court.
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Still, the mother who develops obsessive-compulsive disorder may distance herself from her baby to protect the child.
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And yet, I find global warming doesn't worry me—at least not in a gut-twisting, obsessive way.
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Ice, whose real name is Paul Denino, streams his life to hundreds of thousands of obsessive viewers everyday.
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Because, you see, not only am I a serial non-monogamist, but I'm also a red-lipstick obsessive.
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For the elites in this scene, advantage playing straddles the line between obsessive hobby and part-time job.
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The vibe today is aggressive—watch out for obsessive behavior and power struggles, especially around money or resources.
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And somehow, an expensive bike with a computer attached to it has meshed with my obsessive gaming habits.
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Historians speculate that autism may explain some of Van Gogh's behaviors and near-obsessive focus on his art.
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It's part of a long pattern of ethical slipping and sliding, obsessive secrecy and paranoia, and collateral damage.
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He had no idea who Kelly Slater was, but he enjoyed a challenge and recognized a fellow-obsessive.
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But while my sister's expression has a sweetness to it — humanity, really — my eyes glint, feral and obsessive.
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I look back on those years and can't even believe I was that person — I was so obsessive.
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In "The Aviary," a man psychologically tortures his wife out of an obsessive love for his dead mother.
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Pluto rules transformation and power, but it's still the lord of the underworld—obsessive, power hungry, and manipulative.
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Last week, law enforcement apprehended a pro-Trump obsessive who was mailing bombs to the president's political opponents.
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The excerpts published by The Courant illustrated how the gunman grew increasingly isolated and his obsessive behavior intensified.
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" Read the cover story: "Rembrandt in the Blood: An Obsessive Aristocrat, Rediscovered Paintings and an Art-World Feud.
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My husband and I are both (very differently) disabled: he, quadriplegic; me, neuroatypical (anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorders).
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The extreme qualities and the obsessive pursuit of success that drive their ascents can lead to their downfall.
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"It requires a lot of organization and spreadsheets," Ben Schlappig, one credit card obsessive, told me in 2015.
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And like pain, it is closely linked to mental health issues such as depression and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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Steve Jobs famously had an obsessive attention to detail, pouring over every little aspect of Apple's product designs.
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There is something feverish in this pursuit of perfection; Plath is obsessive, driven — ambitious, almost — toward domestic happiness.
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I was not cautious about getting swept up in potential obsessive behavior, but perhaps I should have been.
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Anna Prudovski, the director of Turning Point Psychological Services in Ontario, specializes in anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorders.
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Rejoining the tormented history of modernity under an obsessive liar, America has accelerated its most insidious tendency: nihilism.
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A Ramona costume checks all three boxes a pop culture obsessive needs for their Halloween look: She's recognizable.
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The outcome is a strange, obsessive exhibition, which is dense with information, playful in parts, and unfailingly intriguing.
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The puzzle of the work's origins transformed Snare into an itinerant obsessive and embroiled him in courtroom controversy.
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The last thing I expected to uncover in my obsessive medical research is that we shared a diagnosis.
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On a personal level, she's stopped using the term "obsessive" and switched to "persistence," which resonates more positively.
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For now, as far as anyone knows, certain twisting leaps and obsessive housekeeping are strictly for the males.
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If Perry is the king of obsessive strategists (and I so declare him), Elle is his pinup model.
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I can only imagine what obsessive use the makers of "Lost" would have put the discovery tool to.
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Treating anxiety, depression, or other diagnoses like PTSD, obsessive compulsive disorder, and addiction also often requires physical connection.
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Watch for obsessive thoughts or manipulative tactics; the energy could also be healing, especially if you're in therapy.
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"Ring" cycles tend to draw Wagner fans from around the world, who can be as obsessive as Deadheads.
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He couldn't afford to take his prescriptions for multiple mental health conditions, including ADHD and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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The driving force of love here feels like complicity, a collusion of intents rather than obsessive sexual preoccupation.
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And this speaks to more than just her thoroughness or some obsessive compulsiveness when it came to typos.
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Or that you were as obsessive as Salvador Dalí about grooming and preserving your image even in death?
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The works' emotional tenor come through in each image's many layers; the paintings within paintings, the obsessive repetitions.
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But in my view, obsessive customer focus is by far the most protective of Day 1 vitality. Why?
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It is, in a way, a bedroom producer's take on jazz: layered and obsessive with flashes of brilliance.
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The obsessive life and world of the athlete subsumes the part of the brain that idly composes literature.
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Greenleaf has a long personal history of depression, as well as depression-linked issues such as obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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It's clear that compulsive gaming, like compulsive gambling, uncontrollable drug use, or any other obsessive behavior, can be harmful.
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Over the years, British star Idris Elba has portrayed a drug lord, Nelson Mandela and an obsessive London detective.
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Be super careful today: The vibe is shady, manipulative, and obsessive, and people could lie straight to your face.
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The Soutine literature continually reminds us of the painter's obsessive observation of the data directly in front of him.
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Granted, Blanchett does have empirically wonderful cheekbones, but realizing such a thing can make you feel a bit ... obsessive.
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Scorpio has a tendency for obsessive or self-destructive actions, but these scorpions are constantly trying to self-improve.
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Combined with their obsessive tendencies, said Patihis, these personality traits likely play a role in the consolidation of memory.
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You're going to want to be obsessive about making sure the lines are straight, and both legs are even.
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There are two parts of OCD: the obsessive and the compulsive, and each can manifest in completely different ways.
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Chinese officials pay obsessive attention to ensuring the Communist Party's line is reflected accurately by the country's main media.
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For some people, thoughts about pedophilia and anxiety around those thoughts stem from a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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"A lot of times, detectives are portrayed as obsessive, and that's somehow linked to their observational genius," Green said.
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If you have "obsessive sexual passion," you're probably not fully satisfied with the sex you're having, according to science.
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And why care about the domestication of dogs, beyond the obsessive interest so many people have in their pets?
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" Her wedding was DIY, very much reminiscent of her work, and it also came together with "obsessive Pinterest-ing.
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Last year, Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics overhauled its Lip Tar collection, ditching the tube in favor of a sleeker wand.
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PB: Your work makes me think about the harmony of patterns, but also the insidious, obsessive nature of repetition.
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The results suggest that obsessive avoidance of anything with the potential to reveal a plot twist is probably unwarranted.
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His models are acts of vivid, obsessive imagination, and radically hopeful about the possibilities both of cities and design.
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In 2009, the FDA approved a humanitarian exemption to allow patients with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder to receive implants.
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By extension, the same thing goes for OnePlus: the two brands are both obsessive in their pursuit of speed.
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On the Verge 5 Photos View Slide Show ' For Amie Victoria Robertson, embroidery is a question of obsessive detail.
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" He continues: "I'm also quite obsessive about design and pastry is a good outlet for that as a chef.
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Arianna Huffington—founder of the eponymous content website, obsessive sleep proselytizer, and alleged mattress destroyer—has a new project.
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I was so obsessive that it almost became a high, getting some sort of a reaction out of him.
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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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"The sick and obsessive Mike Pence is going around Latin America, he's campaigning," Maduro said in a televised broadcast.
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With this particular story, it wasn't until two days of obsessive reading that I realized I had traumatized myself.
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This museum was filled with fragments and artifacts that Mock has collected during her travels and through obsessive research.
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Instead, Betty ramps up her obsessive quest by breaking into Ms. Grundy's car with a reluctant Veronica in tow.
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In the pilot episode of Euphoria, Rue is shown having anxiety attacks and exhibiting symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder.
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Those who know me best know I'm obsessive in my pursuit of perfection — especially when it comes to gadgets.
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There is evidence that estrogen and progesterone can modulate neurotransmission in a way that would enable obsessive-compulsive thoughts.
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Fears and paranoid thoughts may occur, and you tend to be obsessive, so keep unhelpful negative thinking in check.
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The first is a genuinely engaging obsessive who can't let go of a subject, and the second is prestige.
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I know that obsessive-compulsive disorder can pass through generations, and I know that hoarding is a compulsive behavior.
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When they use it recreationally, they're looking for something to help them disconnect from their obsessive thinking, says Câlin.
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Should we ask a mustachioed Italian, a chili pepper obsessive, or one of the hosts of Epic Meal Time?
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In reality, it describes a disorder that also might sound fake if it doesn't affect you: obsessive hair-pulling.
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If pursued seriously, writing demands a kind of obsessive concentration that came, at least for me, to preclude reading.
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The happy result is a gathering of masterpieces that reveals the private personality of the man: generous, reverential, obsessive.
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As I got older, these anxieties persisted, and I eventually got a diagnosis of OCD, or obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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There is a common thread that cinches together border paranoia, military fetishism, and obsessive state control of women's bodies.
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There's pleasure in her work, but it's the sick, obsessive pleasure of looking under a bandage at a wound.
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In a heartfelt essay written exclusively for PEOPLE, he details his journey dealing with obsessive compulsive disorder and depression.
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These exceedingly rough, yet intricate and delicate sculptures have a look of both obsessive folk art and devotional shrines.
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Many people don't recognize that obsessive and compulsive behaviors like anorexia and OCD are often quite similar to addiction.
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Salvoni has been in treatment for obsessive compulsive disorder and depression off and on since the age of nine.
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I had already been experiencing panic attacks and obsessive thoughts, most of them about getting in trouble at school.
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It causes children to have tics, obsessive-compulsive disorder, separation anxiety, fears and other symptoms following a strep infection.
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In it, Tori Spelling plays a naive and trusting college student in an abusive relationship with an obsessive stalker.
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He's this obsessive guy, so we work at different paces, and that's why the album is a little lopsided.
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So halfway through my degree, I got into the clean-eating movement, which spiraled into something unhealthy and obsessive.
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Pretty boy Sean Hannity is as obsessive about Trump as a teenage girl with a Tiger Beat pop icon.
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Even its earliest songs found a somber sweet spot amid loss, self-doubt, disillusionment and fading but obsessive romance.
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But after speaking with Ms. Hirshfield I wondered if he may also have a touch of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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When you might be a tad obsessive, focusing on the worst case scenario, imagining the worst — call yourself out.
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High Fidelity introduced the world to Rob Gordon, a sad-sack music obsessive who is perpetually mid-break-up.
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These include the panic over parabens as ingredients, the "constructive criticism" of selfies, and the obsessive application of sunscreen.
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He had been diagnosed with a long list of mental disorders including anxiety, paranoia, depression and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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"Part of the fun of Levin's book is burrowing inside his obsessive quest," Sam Dolnick writes in his review.
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But this work of mine only explains how the brain generates the ecstatic, possessive, obsessive feelings of romantic love.
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But first, some thoughts on Twitter, of which I am a longtime and enthusiastic, some might say obsessive, user.
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VICE: It's often said in mafia obsessive circles that Frank Costello was the model for Mario Puzo's Don Corleone.
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The iPhone X feels ahead of its time, perfect for a target audience of technology enthusiasts and obsessive photographers.
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"Exposure" showed that it was possible to turn the technical, obsessive process of recording jazz into a public spectacle.
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She is obsessive-compulsive and effusive; she dutifully takes her meds and keeps a YouTube diary about her life.
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The uptown exhibition is a great baseline introduction to Ms. Kusama's sensibility, and its obsessive repetition and intuitive process.
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Irritability, anxiety and frustration are common — particularly if/when the addict must take time off — as are obsessive thoughts.
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This is my story too: an adolescence / early adulthood characterized by extreme and obsessive running and severe calorie limitation.
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Later, as a preteen, he said, he was diagnosed with ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) and OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder).
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Although the professor comes to realize that his mind is going, his memories of the mysterious Yen become obsessive.
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Lili Reinhart wants to set the record straight after she was accused of making light of obsessive-compulsive disorders.
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That kind of gear is totally unattainable for most people, even those who are obsessive about their audio quality.
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Vietnamese Pour-Over Coffee Kit Price: $15 This is a winning gift for that coffee-obsessive in your life.
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Scientists are raising interplanetary bees and Google is speeding up your keys, but first: a cartoon about obsessive Instagrammers.
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After years of obsessive solving, and a handful of polite rejections, it's exciting to actually have a puzzle published!
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You consume as few calories as possible, often engaging in what's known as "orthorexia": obsessive "clean" or "healthy" eating.
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But you don't have to be an obsessive prepper to have a good supply ready when you need it.
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Through all its spasms of intensity, he revealed the music's obsessive use of thematic sequences and restless harmonic shifts.
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He has not played a professional hockey game since 2014, though he remains obsessive about his physique and conditioning.
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Harrison's book recounted her obsessive affair with her once-estranged father, a minister, which commenced when she was 20.
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And his obsessive determination, despite his lack of confidence, is exactly how he knew he had found his passion.
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For Cesarani no less than for Saul Friedländer or Ian Kershaw, Hitler's obsessive hatred was still the driving force.
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Letter of Recommendation I've been described by a few mental-health professionals over the years as having obsessive tendencies.
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He can be vigorously obsessive-compulsive, as Kenneth Branagh played him in "Murder on the Orient Express" in 2017.
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" Mr. Berlanti, beginning to laugh, then compared the series to the obsessive lovelorn character at the heart of "You.
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He certainly had symptoms shared by other mass shooters: anxiety, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, paranoia, narcissism and features of autism.
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Venus in Scorpio—a sign that can get jealous, possessive, and obsessive—is best when it's not too thirsty.
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An obsessive collector, his wheeling and dealing, like Safer's journalism, often becomes a symptom of an ignored ideology — capitalism.
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The disorder's cause can range from obsessive-compulsive tendencies to Asperger's syndrome to general sensitivity to strong flavors and stimuli.
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It's possible she's being hyperbolic about her obsessive tendencies, but making light of OCD seems out of character for her.
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The ghostly images in Photo Opportunities show the obsessive nature of photography and the desire to show we were there.
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THE DELIVERY For all intents and purposes, I consider myself a planner — not an obsessive one, but a planner nonetheless.
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Soon there were diet pills and obsessive exercise and I had reduced my calorie intake to 500 calories a day.
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The Brazilian artist digitally colorizes black-and-white photographs from the past with obsessive accuracy and stunning near-perfect hues.
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But, above all, it's Greenman's autobiography of an obsessive fandom, shamelessly and honestly colored by the author's own emotional responses.
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With millions of downloads and hundreds of thousands of positive reviews, he's obsessive about responding to user complaints and concerns.
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As a music obsessive, I rely on iTunes to do one essential thing: move MP3s on and off my phone.
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Simply having access to a phone or social media can create problems or lead to obsessive behaviors, Dr. Young says.
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It seemed like the type of obsessive careless action that, under certain conditions, could cause Marnie to cease to exist.
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AN OBSESSIVE art collector, Cif Amotan II, loads a ship, the Apistos, with treasures for a temple to the sun.
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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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There's a sort of obsessive, home media center geek quality to the original Caavo and now this new Control Center.
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Together, they make a striking pair, and their convincing attraction to each other softens the absurdity of their obsessive codependency.
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She was fastidious, bordering on obsessive (daily ice washes, anyone?) about her beauty routine and a trendsetter for her day.
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Weiner spent years trapping Huma (and, thanks to obsessive media coverage, all of us) in a quagmire of odious scandals.
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Even if you're not quite as obsessive, it's best to make reservations at least a month or two out. 3.
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Kleiman was confined to a wheelchair after a motorcycle accident in 1995, and became a reclusive computer forensics obsessive thereafter.
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The NHS defines OCD as a mental health condition which causes a person to have obsessive thoughts and compulsive activity.
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For the show's obsessive fans, the end of the series will be bittersweet, and also, let's be honest, a relief.
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Parfit visited Leningrad every year to photograph the city in the snow and he approached his task with obsessive focus.
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But, as the tale spools out, the effect is a vivid and awful dramatisation of the narcissism of obsessive love.
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That's why jazz fans can get so obsessive about the live performance aspect because it's never going to be identical.
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The former will have extensive deep dives by fans, while Twitter may have a thorough discourse by the less obsessive.
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After days of obsessive anticipation, the witty mom was inspired to start her own pregnancy livestream - giraffe mask and all.
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And Batman's need to take down Superman, to acquire Kryptonite and kill him, is obsessive and without any real explanation.
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Well, make that three: the chip, the phone and an obsessive enough brain to care about how it all intermingles.
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Because the bot was originally written as reminders to myself, it's catered specifically to that Twitter-obsessive type of anxiety.
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Our special agents acted quickly on this tip to ensure that this obsessive behavior didn't escalate to become a tragedy.
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Steve Aoki, one of the world's most successful DJs and a self-described "gadget obsessive," is one of those people.
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I am an unapologetic dog-obsessive, and for any of its other faults, Dog Days goes in on the dogs.
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Another issue is that the tests often identify people who have other disorders such as alcoholism or obsessive compulsive disorder.
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But Cyrus didn't do it, not even peripherally by his sociopathic boyfriend acting out of some form of obsessive love.
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Watch out for jealous, obsessive, or power-hungry energy, and waste no time cutting abusive people out of your life.
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Hence, my carry-on-only travels and the obsessive frequency with which I Kondo the shit out of my closet.
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But he also has an obsessive mind when it comes to statistics and knows more about death than anyone alive.
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But as with every other "locker room talk" controversy, an obsessive focus on controversial phrases obscures more than it reveals.
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However, when Jim cheats on Colleen with another Internet personality, Colleen becomes obsessive and jealous and spirals out of herself.
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It is kind of crazy when you think back on it, but that's why it became an obsessive nonstop endeavor.
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Men she knows are as obsessive about housekeeping as women, but their décor doesn't define them in the same way.
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Opinion Columnist If I were a comedy obsessive, I would already have known about the sneaky genius of Gary Gulman.
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It has a wine list whose shallow end is very rewarding and whose deep end betrays extensive, possibly obsessive attention.
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But Gil and George breathe the oily, obsessive air generated by hot lights, greasepaint and outlandish, in-the-moment illusions.
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Robins was an obsessive fantasy sports player, joining up to 20173 leagues per year, he told Boston magazine in April.
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It's an obsessive journey into the past, which is miserable, and then back to her present, which is also miserable.
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FLAC media playbackOne thing that has made the super music obsessive wary of iOS is the lack of FLAC support.
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Obsessive emailers or social media users who like the ability to quickly type or juggle between apps with one hand.
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As a child I was an obsessive reader, as was everybody in my family all winter long with my father.
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Something's going to have to shift, but be careful not to act out of fear; keep obsessive thoughts in check.
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Plus, I happen to have a raging case of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), which can be related to picky eating.
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Seemingly out of nowhere, Republicans in Congress revived their obsessive quest to repeal Barack Obama's signature healthcare law this month.
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When I was 14, I was diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder; and at 28, I learned I have Asperger's syndrome.
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Winehouse, a trainwreck from the start, became the victim of a hungry industry's obsessive cataloging, especially at her darkest moments.
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Founders cannot hope to grow a company in any meaningful way without an almost obsessive focus on its KPIs. Why?
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And, some researchers say it's not too early to start planning for machines that could develop obsessive or depressive tendencies.
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You can be paranoid, jealous, and obsessive at times, Scorpio, but it's time to cut it out and get real.
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There was Misunderstood Girlfriend, a meme that used another still of Morris, but offered rational explanations for seemingly obsessive behavior.
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This obsessive band of keyboard warriors is so obnoxious in proselytizing its good word that it poisons its own cause.
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For similar reasons, it doesn't seem to work so well for people with bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or schizophrenia.
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The Moon, which is currently in Capricorn, meets Pluto at 2:34 PM—expect intense feelings and even obsessive thoughts.
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The critics saw our pointless, difficult, obsessive pastime becoming exponentially more popular, and beloved home breaks ruined by terminal overcrowding.
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Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a companion that constantly wants to protect me, never realizing the threats it sees aren't legitimate.
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These scales assessed levels of dissociation, obsessive-compulsive symptoms, depression, general anxiety, social anxiety, emotion, and also maladaptive day dreaming.
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Then there's the online advertising industry, which runs on the obsessive gathering of our personal information both online and offline.
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A lot of people think over what they're doing in a day, but for me this is an obsessive repetition.
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We know that childhood trauma, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and genetics put people at increased risk of developing an eating disorder.
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We asked readers how they celebrated the final season of a show that has some of TV's most obsessive fans.
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After weeks of obsessive coverage — we've done our fair share — "Game of Thrones" begins its final season Sunday on HBO.
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Its narrator, Aza Holmes, is a 16-year-old girl in Indianapolis who wrestles with anxiety and obsessive thought spirals.
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But longtime customers say that Mr. Klein's instincts and obsessive attention to detail are what makes the Sunset Tower special.
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Instead, in a process he matter-of-factly calls "obsessive," he chose the exact opposite of real-time studio recording.
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"Social media outlets, like Instagram, add to the mania and obsessive culture surrounding looking and feeling your best," Holland said.
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Their courtship involves an elaborate plan to break free of the obsessive cycle of stalking their exes on social media.
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The fact that Joanie has constant suicidal urges and uses violent sex with strangers and obsessive working to distract herself.
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"Like every collector, Mario was obsessive, and his obsession was that he could never stop acquiring things," Mr. Harrington said.
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For example, Scorpios, my sun sign, are known for being obsessive, mysterious, and fascinated by sex, death, and the occult.
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I'm still working on knowing when to draw the line, but I can still call myself dedicated without being obsessive.
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Even Charlotte's obsessive reading and writing seem active, dramatic and important, with pages whirling above her as she furiously writes.
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She saw a psychiatrist and was prescribed medication for her depression and anxiety, as well as for obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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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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They both involve one critically beloved musician with a devoted cult following and one disruptive industry leader with obsessive fans.
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But rather than letting the obsessive go, the avoidant seduces them into the relationship again, and the cycle between continues.
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You can be a young rapper on the rise without a deep and obsessive knowledge of the hip-hop pantheon.
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Obsessive employees are initially seen as beneficial to the workplace because they appear organized, dedicated and detail-oriented, says Foster.
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Thunberg has been open about being diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome as well as ADHD, selective mutism and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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It's painful to witness the script's transformation of Shashi at that point from a hardheaded freethinker into a lovelorn obsessive.
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He is also, according to a biography by Tom Bower, obsessive, mean-minded, self-pitying and spendthrift (with public money).
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The Gatebox was designed specifically for otaku, or socially insecure people with obsessive interests, usually in comic books or anime.
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MG: Because I have an active and obsessive eye' I'm interested in finding as much contentment as I possibly can.
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Known for her meticulous, obsessive rendering of interiors, Suss's style references American vernacular art, with its focus on patterned detail.
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Midler's series was inspired by his obsessive love/hate relationship with his favorite American basketball team: the New York Knicks.
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Studies are being conducted on ketamine's efficacy on anxiety, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and even obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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It is an instinctual, controlling, and obsessive planet that's inspiring you to be money hungry and possessive of your belongings.
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It could easily be hung with Henri Michaux's mescaline drawings as they share an obsessive, out-of-control, vibrational quality.
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For someone like me who is obsessive enough, that is three days of not working out before that process can begin.
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"For me at least, there's a reason the obsessive comes before the compulsive in the name," he said in the video.
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She's gearing up for the first big event that she's been paid to sing at, and appears alternately distant and obsessive.
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They know why the virtuous former thief Jean Valjean goes on the run and is pursued by the obsessive Inspector Javert.
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But because I am an obsessive fan, if this is indeed just a publicity ploy, I'm willing to forgive both parties.
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"They're dramatic, and awkward, and obsessive, which makes them identical to about 97% of the people on The Office," she said.
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Penn Badgley is the internet's new obsession because he recently played an obsessive boyfriend named Joe on the Lifetime show You.
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The intricate system leads fans to obsessive numerology, and subsequent statistical analyses reveal that European politics do indeed influence the vote.
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"Compulsions are repetitive behaviors that individuals feel they must do in response to the obsessive thought to reduce anxiety," Orban says.
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In particular, people who either had anorexia nervosa, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or schizophrenia had the most genetic overlap with one another.
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Get drafted into the NBA, you have to subject yourself to obsessive, life consuming practice just to stay in the league.
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By the time Sebastian shows his obsessive side, Maja feels too trapped to leave the relationship — even when he becomes violent.
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Twitter's central Moments tab, which once terrorized obsessive-compulsive users with a blue dot that never went away, is going away.
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Her performances inspire breathless admiration (the seemingly endless dance break she sailed through in "Anything Goes"!) and, occasionally, obsessive re-creation.
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Power imbalances surface when your planetary ruler Venus, in your career and public reputation sector, opposes dark, obsessive Pluto on Wednesday.
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I was an obsessive reader, the kind of child who'd read the back of the cereal packet six times over breakfast.
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The shooting's sole suspect is Robert Bowers, a 46-year-old whose social-media posts reveal an obsessive hatred of Jews.
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As luck would have it, the ultimate book about con artists, obsessive friendships, and wealth is also coming out this month.
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FOR a subject that purports to be an arcane niche, the milieu of obsessive sommeliers has attracted much media attention recently.
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He found a fellow skateboard obsessive in Mr. Oates, who gave the teenager odd jobs and compensated him with skateboard parts.
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People's humanity, dignity and lives are at stake, and they deserve our obsessive focus on an experience built specifically for them.
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There is a feeling of lack of control here and that can lead to either obsessive and controlling behaviors or nihilism.
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The site claims that the police department personally reached out to the actress' team to warn her about an obsessive man.
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Despite the couple's chemistry and deep connection, our heroine's extreme anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder prevent her from moving forward too.
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My colleagues at The Verge Dot Com have an obsessive interest in the latest and greatest gadgets and gizmos and dongles.
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It's here that she runs Aftelier Perfumes, a tiny company celebrated with cultish enthusiasm by the obsessive devotees of natural fragrances.
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" Katie is also trying to help her youngest, Anna-Kat, who has a bit of obsessive-compulsive disorder, "fit in more.
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Petersen's collection of photographs, artifacts, and documents calls to mind the in-depth, almost obsessive investigations of someone like Taryn Simon.
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Not to rip anybody off but to approach the songs and presentation from that same perfectionist, obsessive, larger-than-life mentality.
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The video for "Unpretty," which won a Grammy in 2000, focuses on the ugliness of this kind of obsessive self-improvement.
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The obsessive members of the PC gaming community who worry over benchmarks and specs like most of us worry over pricetags.
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Indeed, today's most complex series don't just expect that viewers are always watching, they also encourage close viewing from obsessive fans.
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READ MORE: This Chef Makes Beautiful Knives Out of 7,000-Year-Old Oak "I have a very obsessive personality", he continues.
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Mercury gently connects with obsessive Pluto on Saturday at 12:15 PM, helping us get to the heart of the matter.
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"You have to be an obsessive kind of personality to do this, you know," she admits, copping to her greatest strength.
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He was about an hour faster than Bush and faster still than House Speaker Paul Ryan, another well known fitness obsessive.
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Eventually, von Cosel's secret was revealed, and the mummified Hoyos went from a private fixation to an equally obsessive public spectacle.
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This could actually go a ways toward easing my obsessive dial checking on the way out the door in the morning.
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People already can become obsessive about delivery timing (I'm one of them), and Amazon is answering the call for these customers.
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I don't know how I ever lived without one, since I am very obsessive about cleanliness and washing clothing/sheets/etc.
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Since then, it has been largely replaced by more specific terminologies, like social-anxiety disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and panic disorder.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For over a decade, the obsessive weirdos of video and performance collective Everything Is Terrible!
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Good news for obsessive symptom Googlers: There's a new form of quick, cheap health care—no trip to the doctor required.
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After it was announced on the popular Bitcointalk forum, an obsessive community soon formed that was dedicated to solving the puzzle.
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Later, she processes the material into obsessive assemblages, like little safe spaces of emotional resonance in a chaotic and confusing world.
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Today, only an obsessive could catch the entirety of black film performance on screens (to say nothing of direction and writing).
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We love our Mac as much as the next Apple obsessive, but as with every product, there's always room for improvement.
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With everyone offering the world a brochure self on the World Wide Web, Trump's obsessive hunt for fame seems perfectly normal.
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Somewhere along the way, he met a fellow music obsessive, James Murphy, converting him to the beauty of disco and house.
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Whether or not you're a makeup and skin-care obsessive, you've likely gone to some extremes in the name of beauty.
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Halt and Catch Fire, AMC's consistently entertaining, detail-obsessive '80s period drama, will return for its third season on August 23rd.
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Trump's repeated and virtually obsessive attacks against the Steele dossier are highly revealing and should be deeply troubling to Trump defenders.
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In a novel that overflows with obsessive, encyclopedic energy, her characters luxuriate in self-conscious play, double meaning, and provocative inquiry.
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He says a good roast joke lies in near obsessive research about the guest of honor, combined with razor-sharp writing.
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It's then that the story kicks into high gear, and when my own interest in Horizon went from casual to obsessive.
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"Year after year I've stood at this very podium and slammed the U.N. for its obsessive bias against Israel," he said.
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Portaluppi, the Italian Modernist architect of choice to society in the 1920s and '30s, was an obsessive perfectionist, much like Guadagnino.
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She scrutinized her appearance for changes wrought by estrogen with the obsessive focus of a teen-ager preparing for a date.
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"Stan" can be a noun for an overzealous and obsessive fan, or a verb meaning to be that kind of fan.
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"That's a little too obsessive for me," he said, adding that sometimes the excitement of pursuing elusive species can turn frustrating.
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I wasn't obsessive about it, I didn't document everything to the nth degree, and I certainly didn't do it every day.
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An obsessive sort, he recently watched Afghanistan play Bangladesh in the early morning, in what he said was a riveting match.
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I've been a names obsessive since childhood, when I'd pass afternoons addressing letters to grand-sounding personages of my own concoction.
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Donald Trump, with his greed-is-good hucksterism and his obsessive talk of "winners" and "losers," is in the White House.
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For a deeper look at all the Season 7 clues hidden in the new footage, check out our obsessive trailer analysis.
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He sees in the Burgundian vignerons the same obsessive concern with craft and quality that he felt as a young man.
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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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This is a delicate time in your relationships, and some power struggles, jealousy, or obsessive behavior may also rear its head.
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The American Psychiatric Association, for instance, has found that "workaholism" is often tied to problems like depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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"You can't access an animal's thoughts, so the purists call it only canine compulsive disorder, not obsessive–compulsive disorder," Dodman says.
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Sadly, if things keep heading this way the only things those obsessive sites will write about are Samsung and Apple smartwatches.
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It's the planet of power and transformation—but, on a bad day, can bring on shady behavior, manipulation, and obsessive thoughts.
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They are not immune to the obsessive feedback loop of the internet, which for me, undermines the power of the experience.
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In addition to an abusive dynamic in which Christian controls Ana's every move, their love for each other is completely obsessive.
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His sisters are affected in turn, particularly René, who channels her anguish into an obsessive desire to succeed as a ballerina.
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That's a snapshot of living life with obsessive-compulsive disorder, an anxiety disorder that afflicts nearly 2 percent of the population.
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Playing his games "can feel like exploring the deepest recesses of an obsessive and endlessly imaginative mind," writes The Times Magazine.
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Newsbook For Women's History Month, here are books that explore women's fraught — and, sometimes, obsessive and dangerous — relationships with their bodies.
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According to the records, his mother said he had been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, autism and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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One is symbolic — perhaps unfairly — of cultural uncoolness, while the other spawns viewing parties and obsessive podcasts from legacy media companies.
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Women need to make choices that lead to true health: nourishing their bodies and getting off the obsessive exercise hamster wheel.
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