"When an out of touch with reality nominee hires an out of touch with reality campaign manager, who is also a son-in-law, you get the BS Jared wrote," Schulder said on Facebook.
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Such a stance puts a man out of touch with reality.
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She is an average talent who is out of touch with reality.
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"It seems like he's out of touch with reality," Judge Grasty said.
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Either you are out of touch with reality or you are a criminal.
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"You and your family are so out of touch with reality," one commenter wrote.
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She routinely knocks them as out of touch with reality and questions their platforms.
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Are they so out of touch with reality that they think they are invincible?
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The big picture: The ad shows how electoral maneuvering is out of touch with reality.
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In his handling of the crisis, Mr. Stumpf often seemed out of touch with reality.
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There is no reason to believe the current Supreme Leader is out of touch with reality.
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To newbies, lucid dreaming might sound fake — or at the very least, out of touch with reality.
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For years, the asking prices for luxury homes were out of touch with reality, Mr. Boulet said.
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" "He's just totally out of touch with reality and he's in some kind of la-la-land.
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You&aposre not going to believe how out of touch with reality some of these people really are.
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This process is leading to a Democratic Party with ideological purity that is out of touch with reality.
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They portrayed Trump supporters who still believed he had a shot as being out of touch with reality.
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And it's not exactly news that there are people in this world who are out of touch with reality.
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These days, however, it often seems as if the centrists, not the progressives, are out of touch with reality.
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And certainly, we hear a lot coming from the Republican side that is absolutely out of touch with reality.
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What happened was that economists refused to believe that home prices could be that out of touch with reality.
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On Sunday, Trump told Americans the US has "tremendous control" of coronavirus -- an assertion baldly out of touch with reality.
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It's become commonplace to accuse Hollywood of being "out of touch with reality," as a February 1 Fox News article put it.
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As recent weeks have shown, Trump is dangerously out of touch with reality, with no understanding of the constitutional separation of powers.
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I can't tell if #ComcastCaresDay is a joke or an example of people in charge being embarrassingly out of touch with reality.
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When he was asked if he had any contact with the leaker, Trump said, 'No, I'm totally out of touch with Reality.
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Last summer a dollar fetched about 38,000 rials on the black market (the official rate has long been out of touch with reality).
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Those who live with the disorder may seem like they are out-of-touch with reality to others, sometimes experiencing delusions and hallucinations.
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And rarely has the content of the Trump Show reflected a president as out of touch with reality as it did on Monday.
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Part documentary, part "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous," this program seemed to demonstrate just how out of touch with reality Jackson was.
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For it was, in its own way, as out of touch with reality as the ranting of Donald Trump (whom Mr. Ryan never mentioned).
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His statement following the meeting is so absurd and out of touch with reality that there is simply no way to write about it rationally.
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A smiling Sessions told a gaggle of reporters gathered around him that Trump "was not out of touch with reality" when he had predicted victory.
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The list feels acutely out of touch with reality, which is on purpose — these are supposed to be the most extravagant things money can buy.
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The left's tantrum and assertion to the contrary only serve to remind the country just how far out of touch with reality they really are.
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" Gingrich added he thinks Waters is in the group of people who are "so frankly, crazy, that they are certifiably out of touch with reality.
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She is totally out of touch with reality as one nation after another establishes systems that ensure that political control is held by elite groups.
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But Alessandro Trincone's fall 2019 collection was proof that fashion isn't always out of touch with reality — that, actually, it can be more relevant than ever.
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Congress is totally out of touch with reality when it comes to understanding both the costs and the quality of the necessary products and services provided.
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And Ben, there are others on the left who have gone from their never Trump mania to just completely out of touch with reality of politics today.
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"It was like talking to somebody who is just so out of touch with reality that you can't even bring them to reality even if you try."
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The scene is meant to be farcical — to show that Lex is so out of touch with reality, he believes men really don't care for their kids.
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This group was so out of touch with reality that they created their own world within that school building, and didn't communicate much with the outside world.
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"I do think as time went on and he became more and more powerful, he also got more and more out of touch with reality," she explained.
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But another part of me says it's important to understand where they're coming from and not simply dismiss them as disconnected or out of touch with reality.
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Because it can put people out of touch with reality, those on LSD may do dangerous things like run in front of cars and jump out windows.
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His schemes have always been ill-conceived, but the easily debunked nature of the Mueller accuser fiasco speaks to a young man completely out of touch with reality.
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Pronouncements like Trump's and Haley's just make the US look out of touch with reality — and cede the most reasonable-sounding policy ground to Putin, of all people.
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Given the partisanship that has taken root in the decades since Biden first entered Congress, harping on about reaching across the aisle may appear out of touch with reality.
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It adds insult to injury, in a way, when the drug you need to take to stop feeling out of touch with reality is named something as ridiculous Zyprexa.
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On a slow news week someone in the media will ask him for his opinion and he will respond with something which is totally out of touch with reality.
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"They have no roots, they are completely out of touch with reality in this country," Wauquiez told a rally in Provins, outside Paris, referring to Macron and his lieutenants.
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His family name is plastered on landmarks all across the Los Angeles area but he maintains that despite his wealthy upbringing, he wasn't out of touch with reality growing up.
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"I don't think I was out of touch with reality, but I was Dr. Dre and this was a very low point in my life," he said in the documentary.
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"You have to be completely out of touch with reality not to understand that taxing fuel is taxing those French who work," conservative opposition leader Laurent Wauquiez said on Twitter.
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As Hispanics continue to flourish, they could see Democrats not only as a threat to their economic success, but also as political demagogues who are out of touch with reality.
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Indeed, Tony Fratto, who worked with Kashkari at the Treasury Department and is now a bank lobbyist at Hamilton Place Strategies, said his former colleague's comments were out of touch with reality.
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" Court records indicate Hinckley knows he was not in his right mind in 1981: "I was living a very depressed, isolated life, out of touch with reality, despairing, estranged from my family.
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Here are my best guesses: Viserys: Viserys met his downfall because he had no idea how he appeared to everyone else around him—rich, vain, entitled, and out of touch with reality.
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Johnson's film tends toward wry comedy, though it sometimes spills over into sitcom wackiness: Shannon portrays Elvis as sincere and savvy in some ways, but completely out of touch with reality in others.
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Mr. Taylor said that if Mr. Trump continued to deny the existence of climate change, Hillary Clinton could use that to claim that Republicans were anti-science and out of touch with reality.
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In short, this new tweet, rather than bolstering Trump's argument that his support is strong among the black community, is just the latest sign that the president seems increasingly out of touch with reality.
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In recent days, suggestions on UK talk shows and social media that out voters must feel remorse in the wake of market turmoil is the latest sign of an elite out of touch with reality.
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And if the shtick is that we all know he seems out of touch with reality, shouldn't we re-examine why our society is so comfortable ogling at the idea of a "genius" gone mad?
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"It's tragic and unfortunate that Steve would make these grotesque comments so out of touch with reality and obviously so vindictive," White House senior policy adviser Stephen Miller said, referring to Trump's former chief strategist.
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" Avenatti branded Grassley as "out of touch with reality" and took a swipe at the rest of the committee, saying they were reaching for "their Betamax tapes," referring to the technology popular in the early 85033s. ".
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Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney is furious the powers that be notified him his office was NOT allowed to buy tampons for his staffers ... and he's blaming a bunch of Republican geezers he says are out of touch with reality.
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"When you're so out of touch with reality that your colleague announces the need to quarantine himself, and your reaction is 'this seems like a great opportunity for some woke virtue signaling,'" Crenshaw said in a reply to Lieu.
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In answer to comments by French President Emmanuel Macron, who said migration flows towards Europe had reduced compared with a few years ago, Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio said Macron's words showed he was out of touch with reality.
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J., 35 I love how baby boomers think millennials are so obsessed with technology and we're out of touch with reality when pretty much all of us will admit we're still chasing the high that came from a Scholastic book fair.
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Though the moderate Democratic candidates are still to the left of many Americans, supporting higher taxes and a public health care option, they effectively exposed the center stage socialists as out of touch with reality when it comes to public policy.
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It must feel so out-of-touch with reality, too, when your life includes sitting front row at Fashion Week and attending some of the grandest, most exclusive events in the world (like Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's nuptials, for example).
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Unless Kim Jong Un is out of touch with reality, he must realize that his use of nuclear weapons against the U.S. or its allies would unleash a counter-strike that would end the Kim regime and almost certainly Kim's life.
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One of them was scorned after saying during a discussion on minimum wages that 2.5 million sums ($1500) a month was sufficient for a family of five to live on, which viewers regarded a sign of being out of touch with reality.
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To refresh your memory, and because there seem to be too many shocking tweets from the President of the United States to keep up with, his three tweets read: After reading Trump's tweets, Tannehill, who happens to be trans, says she found them extremely out of touch with reality.
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None of the four candidates emerged as a clear winner from the late-night debate during which all except the anti-austerity Pablo Iglesias appeared quite tense, trading barbs and accusing the others of lying, being out of touch with reality and not doing enough to handle corruption cases within their respective parties.
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Trump's reaction -- calling Streep a "Hillary lover," telling the New York Times he wasn't surprised that "liberal movie people" attacked him, and ultimately, the next day, going on a Twitter rampage tweeting that Streep was "one of the most overrated actresses in Hollywood" -- revealed just how self-obsessed and out of touch with reality our President-elect is.
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Suero de Quiñones became legendary, and was mentioned in Don Quixote, the 1605 satire on the notion of romantic chivalry out of touch with reality.
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Rationalism was criticized by American psychologist William James for being out of touch with reality. James also criticized rationalism for representing the universe as a closed system, which contrasts to his view that the universe is an open system.
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'I said she was crazy multiple times > and I stand by that,' the professor said. 'This woman has a pattern of > erratic behavior. She did things that weren't normal ... she was out of > touch with reality.' Bishop was reportedly a poor instructor and unpopular among her students.
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After 166 battles Suero and his men were so injured they could not continue and declared the mission complete. Suero de Quiñones became legendary in Spanish history and was mentioned in Don Quixote, the 1605 satire on the sort of romantic chivalry out of touch with reality.
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He first appeared in the Sunbow/Marvel G.I. Joe first-season episode "The Further Adventures of G.I. Joe". His personality is portrayed as usually in a zen state of mind, and who is frequently out of touch with reality. He is featured in the episode 'Excalibur'.
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In September 2015, the newly elected Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn appointed Turley as shadow civil society minister in his first shadow cabinet. She resigned as a Shadow Minister in June 2016. In the 2016 leadership election campaign soon afterwards, Turley was critical of Corbyn stating he was "completely out of touch with reality", and supported Owen Smith for leader.
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The "careerists" again considered the "believers" naive, out of touch with reality and unelectable if standing alone. Party leader Chamlong was able to use this factionalism to his benefit. He played off the factions against each other to defend and stabilize his own top position. He presented convincing, reasonable professionals as the party's figureheads, while the "temple faction" embodied the party's conscience and sought to tame some representatives' ambitions.
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After earning the trusts of the Avengers after stabilizing Vision, Edwin Jarvis took Nadia on a road trip to meet her extended family. Nadia meets Janet and spends the day with her. They save the president and then have a moment together.All-New, All-Different Avengers #12 It soon becomes apparent that Nadia was out of touch with reality, believing that everything could be fixed by her science skills because "she was good".
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Virginia Cunningham is an apparently schizophrenic inmate at a mental institution called the Juniper Hill State Hospital (which treats only female patients). She hears voices and seems so out of touch with reality that she doesn’t recognize her husband Robert. Dr. Kik works with her, and flashbacks show how Virginia and Robert met a few years earlier in Chicago. He worked for a publisher who rejected her writing, and they bumped into each other again in the cafeteria.
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In conclusion, Extreme PaintBrawl was considered to be "perhaps one of the worst games I've seen in years, as much out of touch with reality as it is out of step with the gaming world at large." IGN gave Extreme Paintbrawl a 0.7/10, making it the second lowest score IGN has ever given to a video game. The review remarked that the soundtrack was the only aspect of the entire game that could constitute being described as "extreme".
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In many countries not the some doctrines of the Catholic church are perceived by the public opinion as outdated or out of touch with reality. Often this perception is not only shared by the general public opinion but also by Catholic lays and especially young people. A study of the University of Münster with participants from 42 countries from different continent e.g. shows that in many countries would wish reforms of the Catholic doctrines, especially regarding the doctrines about sexuality.
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The mateship culture combined with the original convict and then colonial culture has created an irreverence for established authority, particularly if it is pompous or out of touch with reality. Politicians, or "pollies", are generally disliked and distrusted. Politicians who seek to lead must comply to the views of the egalitarian electorate, who will punish any hint of arrogance or glory-seeking behavior. Voter turnout at elections had in fact been so low that compulsory voting was introduced for the 1925 federal election.
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He rushes back to remove him from the diving board, then departs. Ned fails to make more than a superficial connection with the people he meets, being obsessed with his journey, and becoming increasingly out of touch with reality. The neighborhood consists of judgmental, well-heeled people intent on one-upmanship, and Ned is confused by hints that his life might not be as untroubled as he believes. Ned walks into another party where the hostess calls him a "party crasher".
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According to music historian Luis Sanchez: "The article followed the bombast of Siegel's 'Genius with a capital G' line to some bizarre ends. ... the reader is left with the image of an insufferable man out of touch with reality: the leader of The Beach Boys reduced to a caricature, tormented by his own genius." Biographer Peter Ames Carlin wrote that Wilson's "public suffering" effectively "transformed him from a musical figure into a cultural one". In 1978, David Leaf's biography The Beach Boys and the California Myth was published.
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Animal hoarders display symptoms of delusional disorder in that they have a "belief system out of touch with reality". Virtually all hoarders lack insight into the extent of deterioration in their habitations and on the health of their animals, refusing to acknowledge that anything is wrong. Furthermore, hoarders may believe they have "a special ability to communicate and/or empathize with animals", rejecting any offers of assistance. Delusional disorder is an effective model in that it offers an explanation of hoarders' apparent blindness to the realities of their situations.
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Animal hoarders display symptoms of delusional disorder in that they have a "belief system out of touch with reality." Many hoarders lack insight regarding the extent of deterioration their habitation and the health of their animals undergo, and tend not to recognize that anything is wrong. Delusional disorder is an effective model in that it offers an explanation of hoarders' apparent blindness to the realities of their situations. Another model that has been suggested to explain animal hoarding is attachment disorder, which is primarily caused by poor parent-child relationships during childhood.
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Hitler's rhetoric was out of touch with reality, and had only a superficial effect on listeners according to Security Service reports. Herf argues that what Hitler meant was evident to listeners: "The Jews had intended to 'exterminate'—that is, to kill—the Europeans" and in return the "Nazi regime was in the process of exterminating—that is, killing—the Jews". In Herf's opinion, the most believable interpretation of the Jews no longer laughing was that "something of a catastrophic nature was being done to them". The applause indicated that the audience approved of Hitler's "justified retaliation against Germany’s greatest enemy".
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DB trademarked the word Radler in 2003. This was contested in court by the Society of Beer Advocates who lost the case in 2011 when the Intellectual Property Office of New Zealand ruled in favour of DB breweries after a two- year court battle. The Society of Beer Advocates likens this trademark to being able to trademark the word 'Muesli' for cereal and is disappointed in this result as the word radler is commonly used in Europe. This ruling has also been labelled as 'out of touch with reality' and condemned by some intellectual property experts in New Zealand.
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A death-row inmate who is "so callous as to be unrepentant, so self-centered and devoid of compassion as to lack all sense of guilt, so adept at transferring blame to others as to be considered, at least in the colloquial sense, to be out of touch with reality" may still have a "rational understanding" of the reason for his execution. Panetti's claim was that, by virtue of his mental illness, his psychotic disorder, he lacked such a "rational understanding". Both the Texas courts' procedural missteps and the Fifth Circuit's substantive definition of incompetence precluded consideration of this contention.
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Following Red Rackham's Treasure, Hergé drew illustrations for a serialised story titled Dupont et Dupond, détectives ("Thomson and Thompson, Detectives"), authored by the newspaper's crime editor, Paul Kinnet. In September 1943, De Becker was removed as editor of Le Soir for stating that although the Nazis were motivated "by undoubted good will, [they were also] extremely out of touch with reality". Although Hergé was close to De Becker, he decided to remain at the newspaper, which came under the editorship of Max Hodeige. In autumn 1943, Hergé had decided that he wanted Jacobs to collaborate with him on The Adventures of Tintin.
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At Psychology Today, Dale Hartley, an associate professor of psychology at West Virginia University at Parkersburg, was dismissive of the idea that the Mad Pooper might suffer from an ailment that caused those problems, since she was so public in her defecations and had shown no sign of changing her routine to avoid having to do so. Nor did he think she had any psychosis, as she was "too put-together to be out of touch with reality" and kept to a regular schedule. "We would not expect to see consistently organized, predictable behaviors in someone who has undergone a psychotic break," Hartley wrote. It was more likely, Hartley presumed, that some lesser psychological issues led to her actions.
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He has been criticized by employees and corporate staff for "shredding" his employees in corporate meetings and "being out of touch with reality," as well as for failing to invest in the physical stores, as many of them are deteriorating. During his tenure as CEO, Sears lost around half its value within five years, and closed more than half of its physical stores. On October 15, 2018, Lampert stepped down as CEO of Sears Holdings, while remaining Chairman of the Board, as part of Sears Holdings bankruptcy actions. On December 6, 2018 Lampert, through his company ESL Investments, offered to buy all of Sears for $4.6 billion dollars in cash and stock.
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The use of drugs was admitted as a social reality and the abstinence paradigm (the general condemnation of people using illegalized drugs) was classified as out of touch with reality. Therefore, in the year 2000 a team of authors called techno-netzwerk berlin developed the Drug-Checking-Konzept für die Bundesrepublik DeutschlandDrug-Checking-Konzept für die Bundesrepublik Deutschland (techno-netzwerk berlin, April 2000) (PDF; 1,52 MB) (Concept of Drug Checking for the Federal Republic of Germany) addressed to the German Bundesministerium für Gesundheit (Federal Ministry of Health), co-authored to a large degree by Eve & Rave Berlin. After Eve & Rave Berlin, NRW and Kassel had stopped their activities, only Eve & Rave Münster and Eve & Rave (Schweiz) remained active.
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The suffix -ωσις (-osis) meant in this case "abnormal condition". This term or its adjective psychotic would come to refer to the more severe mental disturbances and then specifically to mental states or disorders characterized by hallucinations, delusions or in some other sense markedly out of touch with reality. The slang term psycho has been traced to a shortening of the adjective psychopathic from 1936, and from 1942 as a shortening of the noun psychopath, but it is also used as shorthand for psychotic or crazed. The media usually uses the term psychopath to designate any criminal whose offenses are particularly abhorrent and unnatural, but that is not its original or general psychiatric meaning.
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Jicha notes that the attack upon the police depicts the uncertainty of the daily life in law enforcement, but that the introduction of Belker's persona shows the writers are a bit out of touch with reality. Buckley's review in The New York Times claimed the episode "veers back and forth between comic situations that aren't funny, serious matters that aren't that convincing and a romance that is merely silly" and stated that various lighting and acting techniques were unsuccessful. The Boston Globe Henry III wrote that "The redeeming virtue is a visual style reminiscent of documentaries — hand-held camera, saturated color, deliberately ragged editing." He also described the show as "a wacky, black-comic and frequently scary portrait of life in a big city police station".
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It was suppressed after its republican editor, Frank Gallagher, accused the British authorities of lying about the conditions and situation of republican prisoners in the Frongoch internment camp. Ireland's Anti-Conscription Pledge, 1918 O'Brien accepted the Rising and the ensuing changed political climate in 1917 as the best way of ridding the country of IPP and AOH stagnation. Home Rule had been lost in 1913, an inflexible IPP long out of touch with reality, reflected by Britain's two failed attempts to introduce Home Rule in 1916 and again in 1917. O'Brien refused to participate in the Irish Convention after southern unionist representatives he had proposed were turned down. During the Convention Redmond belatedly adopted O’Brien's policy of accommodating Unionist opposition both from the North and from the South.
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The series described itself as the most elaborate hoax perpetrated in television history. The title is a reference to the slang phrase space cadet, meaning a person out of touch with reality. It was not clear if the contestants were aware of the show's title, although a whiteboard in the 'barracks' had "Space Cadettes" [sic] written on it during one of the parties organised in the facility. A group of twelve contestants (who answered an advert looking for "thrill seekers") were selected to become the first British televised space tourists, including going to Russia to train as cosmonauts at the "Space Tourist Agency of Russia" (STAR) military base, with the series culminating in a group of four embarking on a five-day space mission in low Earth orbit.
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