In yet another outlandish transcript of a Donald Trump interview, the president made yet another outlandish claim.
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Sure, it's outlandish, but is it really more outlandish than what actually happened to Green this summer?
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When the host called the beliefs "outlandish," she responded that Bigfoot and aliens weren't so outlandish after all.
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With that, we've reached a point where an outlandish show satirizing American politics doesn't seem that outlandish whatsoever.
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Something like SpinLaunch may sound outlandish at first, but the Saturn V rocket still seems outlandish now, decades after it was built.
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To suggest Trump is a Manchurian candidate is outlandish, but to write-off his well-documented economic and social ties to Russia is arguably even more outlandish.
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But again, the fact is that a city-sized object approaching at a significant fraction of the speed of light is an outlandish problem that demands outlandish solutions.
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Then again, the ICE memo makes some pretty outlandish claims.
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Dimon has a history of making outlandish comments about cryptocurrencies.
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A warning to athletes — be wary of outlandish facial hair.
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It means checking the facts when candidates make outlandish claims.
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It's outlandish, because he has supported the gay community before.
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It probably would have been too outlandish for us, actually.
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And his most outlandish wishes may run into other constraints.
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In that role, he was occasionally given outlandish cover stories.
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Some of the more outlandish ones claim that both Sen.
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Those numbers make talk of a cold war seems outlandish.
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But sometimes greatness doesn't come with an outlandish price tag.
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An idea backed by a presidential candidate seems less outlandish.
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Trump's outlandish comments earned a rebuke from retiring GOP Sen.
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The opposition has described Dutton's remarks an "outlandish scare campaign".
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Granted, Trump is known for saying outlandish things on Twitter.
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Imagine if the tabloid antics and outlandish behavior never happened.
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But some billionaire problems tend to veer toward the outlandish.
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The theoretical cost is outlandish ($1.6 trillion), and while Gov.
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Even his most outlandish fictions, I subscribed and assented to.
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Many of the decoy sites offered outlandish or false information.
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Guerrasio: So in the rewrite that's when things get outlandish.
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Their costumes are even more outlandish than their animated counterparts'.
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So many Guineess World Records are completely unique and outlandish.
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Lloyd was as unassuming as his father had been outlandish.
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Hitting $3 billion with those investors isn't necessarily that outlandish.
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You forget most of them, because the outlandish becomes routine.
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But giving up a kidney was not so outlandish either.
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We should expect lots of outlandish claims in its name.
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Occasionally the most brutal or outlandish cases make the headlines.
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The paying of reparations isn't at all an outlandish idea.
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Drinking mate would have been outlandish in wealthy social circles.
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Journalists must not become inured to Trump's outlandish, transgressive behavior.
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EV startups making outlandish claims isn't exactly a new phenomenon.
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Their answers are outlandish, whimsical, brutally honest and utterly reasonable.
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The city's outlandish housing expenses contribute to its high score.
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Three years later, his claims no longer look so outlandish.
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Wondrous. Outlandish. Certainly unlike any church I've ever been in.
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"None of my platforms are outlandish or radical," Harris says.
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Beneath the outlandish stylizations, though, lurk some thoroughly human moments.
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"I always like to say, some of the most outlandish things we do on the show are the real things, and now it seems that those outlandish things are dominating the headlines," Fields told Vulture.
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Is it so outlandish to think that the circumstances in which
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But less-outlandish theories mainly point the rappers at each other.
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They're often outlandish, always a bit weird, and I love them.
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He trafficked in outlandish theories and engaged in slashing personal attacks.
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Like any good concept, the I.D. Crozz is a bit outlandish.
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Yet only 22018 months ago such talk would have seemed outlandish.
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That's twice as many people agreeing an outlandish headline is truthful.
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At first, Felix's plan to save the Sinaloa cartel seems outlandish.
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The science behind a rain-making mountain is not that outlandish.
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Some, such as solar farms in outer space, may sound outlandish.
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Such law enforcement overreach is by no means an outlandish scenario.
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But the closer you look, the more outlandish this scenario seems.
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Thus, Schur's series often turn to increasingly outlandish guest-star antagonists.
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Could it be too many reporters agree with those outlandish statements?
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It persists only because of outlandish ideological obstruction by Senate Republicans.
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But it's certainly not the most outlandish use of the law.
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Interestingly, LeEco has its own fairly outlandish looking concept electric car.
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" The aide called Cruz's idea "outlandish and not going to happen.
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The diminishing returns of media outrage sparks even more outlandish sermonizing.
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Some treatments now accepted as standard once would have seemed outlandish.
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The premise of Barry is outlandish, but Hader sells it well.
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"It is not as outlandish as it could be," he conceded.
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Famed country crooner Dolly Parton is known for her outlandish ensembles.
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Halsey donned one of the more outlandish outfits of the night.
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When the paper first circulated, in 1995, many found it outlandish.
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It's also a vision notable for its lack of outlandish assumptions.
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At the courthouse, there is an outlandish collection of other jurors.
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Why do you situate these stories in worlds of outlandish technology?
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Shameless Self-Pleasurer You're an early adopter of outlandish fashion trends.
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"This is outrageous, outlandish and obtuse," Congress spokesman Sanjay Jha said.
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The department's second argument is even more outlandish than its first.
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Elsewhere he dashes into outlandish improvisations before even stating the melody.
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More outlandish, science-fiction type technologies could be in our future.
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Since then, I've gotten countless letters describing other outlandish medical bills.
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But the economic programs on which they campaigned are hardly outlandish.
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But Trump's outlandish claim was indefensible, and the matter was dropped.
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As outlandish as it sounds, there may be something to it.
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But he added that the idea might not be so outlandish.
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Her new mobile selfies are by turns outlandish, hilarious and poignant.
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In addition to being outlandish, Ben's supervillain maneuvering makes no sense.
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Much of "Sorry to Bother You" seems outlandish — on its surface.
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Instead of informed exchanges about policy differences, we heard outlandish charges.
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Fundamentalists are worried, and worried people make outlandish attacks like Erickson's.
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Now he's behind some of the right's most outlandish talking points.
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It was one of the wildest, most outlandish Star Wars rumors ever.
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Donald Trump has already showed he relishes stirring up outlandish conspiracy notions.
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Eight months later, the group approached Martin, who liked their outlandish sensibilities.
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Even at her least dimensional and most outlandish, Jexi has a personality.
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In some ways, her behavior is just as outlandish as her guests.
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McDormand's performance makes this largely outlandish story seem plausible, and always entertaining.
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While this may seem outlandish today, there is research in this direction.
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Oh, and he knows that his last interview was a bit...outlandish.
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Four Guinness records wasn't enough to slake her thirst for outlandish showmanship.
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Until 2999 widespread mobile streaming seemed as outlandish as a Bollywood script.
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As far as outlandish Kardashian birthdays go, this one was refreshingly mild.
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Rasputin occupied an outlandish, over-the-top presence in the royal court.
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For a time, a George Wallace presidency was not an outlandish notion.
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Or was she past the point of laughing at Trump's outlandish statements?
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I'm aware some of my films might seem too outlandish and crazy.
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Miami Vice certainly cemented the city's reputation for outlandish, if impractical, fashion.
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Before she became best known for spouting wildly offensive and outlandish comments.
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The more outlandish [it is], the more they put it on television.
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The price for these premium cards can seem outlandish: $450 a year.
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But, over time, his plots would become ever more prankish, impish, outlandish.
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This episode is most memorable for Ross' outlandish costume and parenting technique.
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A weepy love letter or some outlandish gossip may come your way.
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Pence simply rolled away the outlandish promises and stuck to the policies.
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He writes off the candidate's more outlandish statements as mere campaign rhetoric.
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When pressed, raise a possible explanation, no matter how outlandish it sounds.
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Your opinion is your opinion no matter how outlandish it may be.
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The first and most outlandish was an English aristocrat named Moreton Frewen.
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The thought of squeezing your smartphone might sound outlandish, but it shouldn't.
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The emergence of ever-more outlandish theories only reinforces such toxic assumptions.
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In fact, we believe whatever they tell us, no matter how outlandish.
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How did your family react to some of your more outlandish work?
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This year, automakers seem to be reining in their more outlandish impulses.
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It's not outlandish to think Amazon may want to enter this market.
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"The guys in his group had the most outlandish shirts," he said.
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Though that sentiment may seem outlandish, it's actually a fairly accurate characterization.
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"I would spend loads in charity shops on outlandish things," says Leah.
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If the outlandish makes you feel self-conscious, imagine yourself as a character.
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In Labo fashion, there are some pretty outlandish projects to be built here.
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It's not some fad diet making outlandish claims that you can't rely on.
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That blend of outlandish achievement and disruptive idiosyncrasy was central to his appeal.
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Whatever over-the-top, outlandish hijinks Jane is going through — Accidental artificial insemination!
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Companies are experimenting with all sorts of applications, some more outlandish than others.
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Cumberbatch's super-fans bemoaned the outlandish look, but they still love him anyway.
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The prediction is no more outlandish than others that have recently come true.
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My weeklong journey in outlandish dates reached its peak with date number three.
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Every year, the ride-hail company does something outlandish for April Fools' Day.
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In the hyperbolic Trump era, it is Jenna's outlandish reactions that feel appropriate.
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Duterte's outlandish promises resonated with a public fed up with crime and corruption.
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So what are some of the more outlandish things you've tried to ferment?
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If you don't like the narrative, then do something outlandish to change it.
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It does require custom hardware at this point, but nothing outlandish or big.
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Raising that much money wouldn't be outlandish for a company like Snapchat, however.
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With Holmes & Watson, Ferrell returns to that more outlandish territory, Reilly in tow.
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The term "ooga-booga" sounds a little outlandish to anyone seriously covering Africa.
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The idea of head transplants sounds outlandish, but Canavero may be onto something.
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And yet it is almost too quirky and outlandish for its own good.
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But his outlandish behavior doesn't just limit his ceiling, it could lower it.
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The Daily News has become known for its outlandish, anti-Trump cover images.
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The idea of my Bad Dads Club isn't as outlandish as it seems.
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How did you ensure that an outlandish feature like that actually felt plausible?
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The harness held a camera mount, so the thought was not entirely outlandish.
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Here are some of the most outlandish rumours and speculation about the meeting.
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The chances of China establishing ties here too, is hardly an outlandish idea.
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Some of the lawyers' outlandish claims are now the subject of serious debate.
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If Trump's unending outlandish statements have proven infallible, perhaps his wife's will not.
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Still, none of the rises across various sectors seems outlandish or even unsustainable.
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Trump and Neumann share a habit of making wild predictions and outlandish claims.
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Using Miller even when trailing by several runs would not have been outlandish.
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In fact, it is outlandish, even by the fervid standards of polar literature.
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And I realized that outlandish factual content looks a lot like joke content.
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The paintings are sexy, bold, outlandish, funny, and most all, in your face.
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" Yet in 2015, the gleefully outlandish "3" earned a "Sure, what the heck!
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One idea to do so sounds outlandish on its face: watering the desert.
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Brexit is upon us, and it's an event so outlandish it seems fictional.
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And Trump says plenty of outlandish stuff on the record, all the time.
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The proposition was outrageous, outlandish, and right up James E. O'Keefe III's alley.
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You may not approve of it, but it wasn't an outlandish clothing choice.
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It was both an outlandish idea and, to him, a totally rational one.
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Another outlandish, Goop-approved holiday gift is a $250 handcrafted brass fire extinguisher.
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Not everyone was so quick to dismiss Mr. Trump's comments as outlandish, however.
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Rogozinski shared some the most outlandish trades where users minted and lost millions.
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"Who's On First" was a humorous and outlandish exchange between the two comics.
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And Greg Garcia uses outlandish tales to scare the daylights out of vacationers.
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Given Paris's cold and rainy weather, they didn't seem like such outlandish propositions.
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You are a musician, known for outlandish stage behavior including sometimes being naked.
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I don't expect him to challenge even outlandish arguments or statements of fact.
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Nevertheless, Person Five's most outlandish statements became part of the official U.S. record.
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In America, a profligate waste of an education did not seem so outlandish.
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A Trump who didn't say outlandish, offensive things wouldn't get any media coverage.
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The health care prices in the United States are, in a word, outlandish.
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In a relative sense, Sterling's approach to interior design really isn't that outlandish.
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Tales of fighting and outlandish spending dominated the press throughout their marriages and dissolutions.
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As politicians have become hooked on this approach, the commitments have become more outlandish.
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The references to Nordic folk were too foreign, too outlandish for the Sicilian capital.
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Some of her works, many of which are temporary, also have an outlandish streak.
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Every rig in his series *Japanese Decoration Trucks *is more outlandish than the last.
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" Martinez responded to the suit in a statement on Thursday, calling the allegations "outlandish.
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The 71-year-old has a long track record of incendiary -- sometimes outlandish -- claims.
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He seeds his reader's imagination, and his outlandish fantasia germinates many varieties of interpretation.
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To many in the West, it is Japan's long working hours that are outlandish.
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It really isn't outlandish to say that a writers' strike would shut down Hollywood.
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Mr Manafort's case is the most outlandish, but it is no outlier in Trumpland.
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For characters who can be outlandish and different, it was a lot of fun.
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Catts isn't afraid to set up outlandish demonstrations to challenge conventional thinking about food.
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But in extreme cases, fans think Trump's behavior surpasses even Michael's most outlandish actions.
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That may sound a bit outlandish, but it is a technique he swears by.
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But when expertly executed, they can be even more impressive than the outlandish ones.
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Vergara has been known for her outlandish birthday parties and cakes in the past.
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He did, however, see some success attacking Trump's more outlandish schemes, like Trump University.
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What was really tough was the outlandish proposal made – a big setback for DACA!
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Then he makes a series of wild, outlandish promises—I'll build a thousand ships!
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Just fact-checking the outlandish stories about Crews's behavior must have been daunting work.
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His bright, outlandish compositions hint at surrealism while maintaining a polished and accessible bent.
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As the New Day grew more popular, their gimmick became increasingly absurd and outlandish.
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Some of his views, like the merits of seasteading, seem outlandish but relatively harmless.
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The first is a pervasive view in medical science that it is all outlandish.
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My favorite outlandish example of this type of platform can be found in SpaceX.
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Among those instruments are outlandish cloud-chamber bowls that look like hanging glass sculptures.
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He takes pictures in my apartment and makes outlandish claims about his political ties.
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South Carolina is an appropriate place for W. to enter the outlandish 2016 campaign.
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As outlandish and ridiculous as it is, it's still an official White House statement.
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Less than 40 years ago, those qualities seemed truly outlandish to many European eyes.
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Peter Navarro, Trump's director of trade, has alienated fellow economists with his outlandish ideas.
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The appeal of his outlandish ideas is confined to the lifespan of his candidacy.
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Throughout its well-documented transformation, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, has hosted an array of outlandish incongruities.
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Liu noted that, as trends have become more outlandish, knockoffs have become more obvious.
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Democrats have slammed Trump for the accusations, with Schiff calling them "outlandish" and destructive.
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For a company that so tightly protects its reputation, it's not an outlandish concern.
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But even in our more recent history, encryption was not considered outlandish or dangerous.
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At one point, the thought of seeing Kessel on the ice again was outlandish.
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A fake little finger, he thought, sounded outlandish, but it was worth a shot.
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They dream up outlandish festivities while belittling and humiliating the maid, Bess (Megan Tusing).
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Seen on the runway these elements might seem so outlandish as to be comic.
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What was really tough was the outlandish proposal made - a big setback for DACA!
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Its broad conclusions — once outlandish themselves — have already proved prescient, the firm has argued.
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He knows how to change the narrative on a dime by making outlandish statements.
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What was really tough was the outlandish proposal made -- a big setback for DACA!
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There's more to establish why Karzai's latest remarks appear outlandish to say the least.
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The building of outlandish landmarks like the Burj Khalifa was key to the plan.
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Kelly, meanwhile, phoned Republicans to assure them Trump hadn't agreed to any outlandish deals.
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Silencing a voice, no matter how outlandish, constitutes a dubious move for any president.
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If this all seems outlandish, bewildering or just painfully complicated, well, that's the point.
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He seems consumed with saying outlandish things whether or not he truly believes them.
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But few are as easily disprovable, as demonstrably outlandish, as the Ukraine server conspiracy.
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What was really tough was the outlandish proposal made — a big setback for DACA!
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This doesn't really track as "hawkishness" for most people, mostly because it's so outlandish.
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If one weighting scheme produces a seemingly outlandish result, the temptation is to tweak it.
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Too often it was slow to respond to news stories that seemed silly or outlandish.
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And if that sounds outlandish, or like something that will never actually happen -- it shouldn't.
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One celebrity&aposs Trump bashing now so outlandish that the Secret Service has been contacted.
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Once they started directing, Capacity's confidence grew, and being on screen didn't seem so outlandish.
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Websites like Infowars manufactured the "most outrageous, outlandish, absurd lies you can imagine," she said.
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At the time, his demand was widely seen as outlandish, but now it's been mainstreamed.
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Mr. Bozic, the legendary Fanelli's bartender, was known for his outlandish exploits, usually self-reported.
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Those making the most outlandish rhetorical attacks do not suffer the worst of the backlash.
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A deeper dig into the demographic projections reveals how outlandish the Free Lunch assumption is.
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Of course, Alphabet has other, more pressing problems eclipsing its overeager spending on outlandish projects.
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Even the most outlandish conspiracy theories are often rooted in a little bit of truth.
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Mophie does charge a lot for batteries, but in this case it's not necessarily outlandish.
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Others say Mr. Trump's actions go beyond the outlandish and cross into more sinister territory.
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The most beloved apartments in recent TV history are also some of the most outlandish.
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"The tone of the script was impossible and the central notion is outlandish," he explained.
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Many reviewers of his book, "Capital in the Twenty-First Century", thought his idea outlandish.
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At first glance, the script for War Dogs probably read like an outlandish action comedy.
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This time he enters a busy field with an agenda that is no longer outlandish.
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But for every practical invention, there is also a totally outlandish, off-the-wall gizmo.
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He's radiant as Freddie, owning the singer's outlandish costumes and movements with an infectious zest.
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Chesky even let on that he's considering outlandish ideas like hosting Airbnb sites on Mars.
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And so they have to become even more outlandish to get people to notice them.
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But making an even more outlandish -- and unprovable -- claim doesn't make it any more true.
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He recalled some of the outlandish claims Twitter users made about him at the time.
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My experiences were so outlandish that there were times when I couldn't believe my eyes.
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During the campaign, Donald Trump made what seemed like an outlandish promise at the time.
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Venus's opposition to Uranus is sure to find you wearing an outlandish costume on Halloween!
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The idea of people dying from infections that were once easily cured may seem outlandish.
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Both the president's and the Congress's plans were built of imaginary parts, creating outlandish expectations.
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"It's not an outlandish estimation, believe it or not," spokesman Mark Toner told reporters Tuesday.
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It may sound outlandish, but this dystopia is increasingly what stockmarket investors are banking on.
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And, to be honest, that wouldn't have sounded like an outlandish promise in the 1960s.
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Critics panned the film and largely blamed the poor score on its outlandish, "creepy" premise.
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Have you ever considered going on an outlandish and adventurous trip but feel ill-prepared?
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Because like Trump, Kim has made a brand out of serial exaggeration and outlandish claims.
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To today's youth, judgeship as an aspiration for a girl is not at all outlandish.
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Buttigieg called the accusation "outlandish" and said his comments had been taken out of context.
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But she was fired after only nine months, in part for her outlandish photo shoots.
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The Righteous Gemstones is at its best when it's just outlandish enough to be plausible.
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Wesley Snipes' performance seems over the top, but the director of "Dolemite" was that outlandish
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The emotions are real, even if the outlandish wigs Elizabeth and Philip wear are disguises.
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So, we busted our balls trying to get some super crazy, outlandish, Tarantino-esque stuff.
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Some are contrived and outlandish, some are pretty feasible, and some are essentially wish fulfillment.
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On the surface this will seem to some like an absurd or even outlandish comparison.
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Some segment of the population has always been drawn to outlandish tales of government plots.
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But I have never looked at the outlandish situations in terms of cause and effect.
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They come in neon hues, in sweet-and-savory mash-ups and in outlandish sizes.
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It's almost like amusement parks competing to have the largest and most outlandish roller coasters.
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For one thing, merely watching this outlandish animated Adult Swim series can hurt the brain.
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Sometimes people came with outlandish plans for murder or maiming, seemingly cribbed from Hollywood thrillers.
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Trump dominated crowded primary debates and ensuing media attention with similar outlandish or offensive comments.
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But this outlandish idea could soon become a reality thanks to Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
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Additionally, Hyde has a history of erratic behavior and outlandish statements, POLITICO reported on Wednesday.
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Retro Report examines a particularly incendiary one of recent vintage: the outlandish assertion that Mrs.
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But the year of outlandish politics is not limited to the top of the ticket.
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Cohen called the allegations "outlandish" but did not directly comment on the nondisclosure agreement allegation.
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Tired of people like you who have these outlandish preconceptions of what a Shukubo is.
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Admittedly, for those unfamiliar with the context of the Iran deal, it must sound outlandish.
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An outlandish, pointedly allegorical conceit is inhabited not by symbolic figures but by terrestrial oddballs.
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But oddly enough, No Man's Sky's solution to conservation isn't as outlandish as it seems.
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Here's a (non-exhaustive) list of the many outlandish things Trump said in his announcement.
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There's no evidence that Thiel agrees with Trump's more outlandish comments about Mexicans and Muslims.
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And as the debate has gone on, their claims have gotten more and more outlandish.
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Accordingly, they create a show so outlandish that it actually succeeds, thus dooming our heroes.
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Donald Trump also made outlandish claims about voter fraud without any evidence during his presidential campaign.
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Then there are some theories that take off because they're so outlandish they just might work.
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His decidedly more outlandish purchase of a moon rocket appeared to come out of left field.
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A cursory look at almost any of Goop's articles will reveal some seriously outlandish, unverified claims.
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But perhaps it's not so outlandish to think that cosmic forces could be driving species turnover.
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Of course, those real-life characters pale in comparison to some of McKinnon's most outlandish creations.
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This time-traveling theory may be outlandish, but it's no less convincing than R+L=J.
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Sartore had treated her objection to that gesture as so outlandish as to be almost incomprehensible.
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I know crowdfunding campaigns are known for outlandish claims but this one is really up there.
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And the series has been bold in pushing socially progressive issues alongside its more outlandish ideas.
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In the early 22019s, the notion of geoengineering sounded like a "really outlandish idea," Irvine admitted.
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When the latter grew tired, scriptwriters jumped the shark by forcing disparate characters into outlandish couples.
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It's all about the photographs, retweets and the general joy of eating something that looks outlandish.
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A kind of clubhouse for outlandish furniture, their studio is something of a Willy Wonka wonderland.
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There are a lot of outlandish things here that just won't lie still and be art.
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Meanwhile, fresh scandals or outlandish claims are continuously raining down on users, mixing fact with fiction.
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Susan re-sent invites but the outlandish request for $1,500 per head quickly disgruntled her guests.
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One, a respected philanthropist, has spent the past two years in prison on outlandish coup charges.
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Turns out, the origin story is just as outlandish as we've come to expect from her.
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I was like, okay, it does seem incredibly outlandish on UnREAL, so how truthful is it?
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But the strategy Cruz and Kasich have actually settled on is more outlandish and haphazard still.
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As well as having a deep mistrust of government, most also subscribe to outlandish conspiracy theories.
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Meanwhile, Trump has been signaling all along that some of his more outlandish statements weren't serious.
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"In a sea of outlandish claims, there was one that rose to the surface," he said.
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The final outlandish performances Sunday were chock full of Snapchattable moments, but Snapchat was not welcome.
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Don't get your hopes set you'll be able to take home one of these outlandish products.
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It is whether, in modern America, he is quite the outlandish gargoyle that his critics suggest.
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Expect to see even more outlandish partnerships, collaborations and "inspirations" like these, in stores near you.
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Some dreams are so outlandish that they can only exist in the depths of one's imagination.
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Trump's central defense against his critics is that his most outlandish acts have all been legal.
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The writing is alternately wry and outlandish, delivering jokes and sight gags at a rapid clip.
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How do you even begin to judge or weigh the merits of such an outlandish creation?
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People paid attention and decided that these outlandish things were bad and didn't like the guy.
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Warner does not comment on witnesses, regardless of how outlandish or attention-seeking they might be.
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Donald Trump has said a lot of outlandish things since first taking office in January 2017.
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The piece became a touchstone of performance art in part because of its sheer, outlandish audacity.
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The outlandish part is that the string cheese is flavored like strawberry, grape or fruit punch.
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Still, jurors saw evidence of his reputation for outlandish behavior through evidence and testimony from associates.
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It's also been almost a year since I started fielding remarks about the outlandish green bubble.
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But The Seventh Function of Language is more outlandish and deliberate in its departures from fact.
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A new study in fruit flies suggests that the latter idea might not be so outlandish.
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It's perhaps Schwarzenegger's most outlandish performance of his career (outside the commercials he's done in Japan).
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Computer imagery can now bring even the most outlandish images of comic book fantasy to life.
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The plots are outlandish; the characters peculiar; and the best bits of dialogue are largely unprintable.
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" The race-discrimination suit, Comcast's brief said, was based on claims of "an outlandish racist conspiracy.
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And indeed, many judges have stood up to some of Trump's most outlandish and illegal behavior.
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And that's an incomplete list of all the outlandish stuff Trump said on that day alone.
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It spread like wildfire, distorting facts into outlandish fictions, despite being attributed only to obscure sources.
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"The dubious woman could be more outlandish in her dress, and more experimental," Ms. Arnold said.
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What could be funnier, more strange and outlandish, than something that managed to qualify as normal?
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There are questions that seem unsolvable until you consider outlandish possibilities: Does this answer read backward?
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The billionaire SpaceX and Tesla boss is known for setting outlandish goals (and sometimes missing them).
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Yet the House of Representatives — the people's House — has been home to the most outlandish behavior.
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The idea was outlandish, and referees of the paper at The Astrophysical Journal initially rejected it.
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These may sound like more outlandish proclamations from Neumann, who has a flair for the dramatic.
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Trump's legal team put forth a number of arguments that immediately struck some scholars as outlandish.
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If you think that sounds outlandish, go back and read the Trump quotes from Monday night.
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Usually, the burden of proof for an outlandish claim rests on the person making the assertion.
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"Brockmire's work in the booth is refreshingly outlandish," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The New York Times.
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The outlandish biographical details are irresistible, and yet they cast a heavy shadow over the work.
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" Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, later called the committee's records requests "outlandish" and "ridiculous.
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The outlandish Tesla CEO danced like nobody was watching in front of a very large crowd.
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As a child, Branson had the opportunity to pursue his "outlandish ideas" thanks to his family.
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In their mania to attack the President, no conspiracy theory is too outlandish for the Democrats.
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Here's something most everyone can agree on: Donald Trump says outlandish and sometimes outright offensive things.
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He began to tinker, sometimes to outlandish effect, and often with a keen instinct for publicity.
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He called it " an outlandish conflict of interest" because of Ms. Vogel's position with the magazine.
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They dealt with the outlandish stuff that all soap couples endure — infidelity, secret-keeping, family tensions.
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At first, the most extreme partisans — like Mr. Watters of Fox News — float an outlandish idea.
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When do outlandish statements by a political personality cross over from merely disagreeable to outright pathological?
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A Chilean artist is creating outlandish, eye-catching garments specifically to ensure that they won't be ignored.
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This optimistic view is just one of ten outlandish scenarios posited by Steen Jakobsen at Saxo Bank.
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The idea that behavioral differences may have had something to do with it, however, is not outlandish.
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Jimmy asks Pryce to leave the room, and does what he does best: spin an outlandish tale.
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But if you consider the state of smartphones today, 2350 million won doesn't actually seem that outlandish.
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Martínez's most outlandish story is that of ""—a former employee who is said to haunt the establishment.
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From the outside, Extinction Rebellion looks like a freewheeling movement fond of elaborate costumes and outlandish stunts.
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On "Scandal", where no plotline is too outlandish, Grant, a former First Lady, loses the presidential election.
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But it's hardly the first time Gabbard has embraced outlandish ideas that happen to flatter her worldview.
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Read MoreObamacare's problem: You can't fix stupid If you think the above scenario is outlandish, it isn't.
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LG is known for trying outlandish smartphone designs to stick out in the ever-crowding mobile marketplace.
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Linjiang and some other towns seem to compete for who has the most brilliant or outlandish decoration.
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It's outstanding and outlandish that there's been casts without reflecting the true inclusiveness of our daily life.
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In that light, maybe shooting a Tesla into orbit around the Red Planet doesn't seem so outlandish.
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Tim Kaine of Virginia, ridiculed the Republican nominee for repeatedly saying "believe me" after making outlandish promises.
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Nutritional information on foodstuffs was widespread but haphazard; many items carried outlandish claims about their health benefits.
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Or is that just an outlandish claim designed to embarrass the company and bolster the employee's case?
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A reversal would be stunning - perhaps suggesting that nothing is too outlandish in a video-streaming world.
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The possibilities are vast, but the presence of a Copper Age trading route is far from outlandish.
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A twenty percent profit margin for a marketplace may seem a bit steep, but it's not outlandish.
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The zombified-Robb Stark theory is an exciting one, and every bit as outlandish as it sounds.
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At the end of this diverting but increasingly outlandish adventure, you wonder when planetary catastrophe will strike.
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De Lima denied allegations she colluded with drugs gangs, calling them "very outlandish, very outrageous" and "laughable".
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The reason why signs are bilingual; a future so outlandish that Japanese could be a lingua franca.
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Friday's order, while maybe not as outlandish as those ideas, was certainly of a piece with them.
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If you give the media what they want, without saying anything too outlandish, then you are golden.
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When philosophers pose thought experiments, I tend to prefer the ones that don't involve really outlandish premises.
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Insufferable blowhard or marketing genius who's subverting the dominant paradigm with his outlandish claims and $500 shoes?
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As an investment theme, marijuana stocks aren't as outlandish an idea as they once were, Brochstein said.
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How could a guy who says and does so much outlandish stuff possibly be a traditional politician?
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Such optimism sounds outlandish for a market that has not yet taken root, but is not baseless.
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Solstafir's metamorphosis from icy black metal cult to the outlandish rockers they are today began in 2009.
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I envy the kids who can afford such pricey experiences, even though it can sometimes feel outlandish.
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The chance that Leicester City will repeat next season is slight but not outlandish, at 25-1.
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Despite the department's tough opening offer, a fine of under $4 billion doesn't seem all that outlandish.
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As long as somebody seems judicial and doesn't have an outlandish track record, I can't imagine Sen.
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At Koks, we were getting not just extreme cuisine but an experience that was, quite literally, outlandish.
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Omnipresent talking heads, deluges of data, and outlandish market calls make it easy to accept prevailing narratives.
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The depiction of their relationship seems to come from a different, more tender and less outlandish novel.
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Lady Gaga has largely abandoned her outlandish costumes and club-ready dance hits for nostalgia and schmaltz.
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In the months since, the language has got more shrill; the accusations from Moscow ever more outlandish.
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As outlandish as that fight scene sounded, it's nothing compared to the conquests he remembers for Esquire.
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It's a crazy caper, made more outlandish by the fact that it's based on a true story.
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This has led to a weakening of the personnel wall between Trump and his more outlandish impulses.
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He hasn't provided any proof for his outlandish claim, but that hasn't stopped it from going viral.
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The plan, which you can read more about in detail here, is incredibly ambitious and plenty outlandish.
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Paytas has admitted that some of her more outlandish videos were posted just to get the clicks.
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To that end, Kovacs provides three outlandish skits — clues that mainly serve to render the panel clueless.
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The campaign may seem outlandish, but it would have seemed downright unthinkable only a few years ago.
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But believing ridiculous and outlandish stories exacts greater cost, and is therefore a better signal of loyalty.
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This therapy might sound outlandish, but it's not actually new — it dates back to a century ago.
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I totally understand why marketing language would want to highlight the characters dressing up in outlandish clothing.
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Or the outlandish and swiftly refuted claim that the British government had spied on the Trump campaign.
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His first, "James Earl Scones" (2005), largely consists of a series of letters that detail outlandish projects.
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By pitting cities against one another, Amazon created a frenzy of ever more lavish and outlandish offers.
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IN SEPTEMBER 1798 a self-published book with an outlandish premise was about to change the world.
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The outlandish hairpieces and facial prosthetics produce an effect somewhere between TV sketch comedy and Kabuki theater.
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Susan Collins' claim that Trump had learned his lesson from the impeachment proceedings all the more outlandish.
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Ms Korinets, the Ukrainian, finds the idea that she is at war with her Russian friends outlandish.
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But just once, didn't you ever want to do something outlandish — without worrying what everyone will say?
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It can be hard, with Kanye West, to separate concrete plans from jokes, fancies or outlandish aspirations.
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Those futures include tragedy for one, spiritual transcendence for another and outlandish good fortune for a third.
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Yet that doesn't stop individuals from trying to make "unreasonable and outlandish" claims, according to the IRS.
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"We expect that tonight's report will be full of more false, outlandish and salacious accusations," Greitens said.
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I think our skepticism of the more outlandish parts of that theory are clear in that episode.
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Some of the dossier's more outlandish claims, including salacious accounts of sexual escapades, have not been confirmed.
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Suzuki was also recognized for his fashion sense, including some outlandish outfits that would have teammates gawking.
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Simply swap out the shortcut for a word that your prank victim uses often for something more outlandish.
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If this were not outlandish enough, General Urresti's running mate is Susana Villarán, a prominent human rights activist.
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In fact, their character photo shoot evolved out of an idea to prank their families with "outlandish" pictures.
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The restOf course, even these stories only barely scratch the surface of just how outlandish 2018 really was.
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As companies compete to offer more outlandish perks, remote work doesn't seem like that big of a deal.
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" "Act like you want to negotiate and come up with some outlandish view of what that negotiation means.
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"Sometimes just by making an outlandish claim you can make it come true in a way," he says.
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Even more outlandish... That's why the Trump administration's calls for rate cuts are so outside of the norms.
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Bran being the Night King is one of Game of Thrones' more outlandish theories, but it could work.
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As far as big-screen dashboards go, the most outlandish one I saw was on Byton's SUV concept.
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Rad has a rich history of outlandish public statements, and this lawsuit contains just another series of them.
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That, and his tendency to make somewhat outlandish comments, had some Republicans worried that he'd get blown out.
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Such an idea sounds outlandish because it it is so far removed from the experience of recent decades.
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It's an incredibly audacious and ambitious project, with an outlandish screen and the beginnings of a modular ecosystem.
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One prominent seller, Topark Seeds, lists seeds for outlandish plants like a grape-blueberry hybrid and teal bananas.
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She is the stuff of outlandish thrillers, neck-deep in intrigue — the kind of character stories happen to.
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The game crossbreeds D&D with elements from another nerdy subculture built around elaborate outlandish characters: professional wrestling.
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As ever, the trick for April Fools' Day hoaxes was to try to be outlandish, yet faintly plausible.
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Which, as someone who gets a huge kick out of outlandish futuristic concepts, was incredibly disappointing to me.
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Sure, it sounds outlandish, but Musk has proven time and again that the uncomfortable is his comfort zone.
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The comedian is known for his outlandish pranks which led to speculation about the two being a couple.
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It 's so discomforting because it 's not outlandish—it 's not the shock of Trump grabbing women.
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But the other is the rising prominence of fairly outlandish theories of the FBI on the American right.
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"He believed outlandish reports in the news and on social media, which increasingly made him unhinged," lawyers said.
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Has anyone given you a really outlandish response, where those interpretations are far off from what you intended?
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The idea would have seemed outlandish to anyone looking at the alien, lifeless landscape not so long ago.
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They also look incredible: summoning powerful monsters and casting magical spells will result in gloriously outlandish visual effects.
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In a way, Gareth Edwards' Star Wars: Rogue One paved the road for an outlandish prequel like this.
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When someone like Trump is always on the verge of something outlandish, lying low isn't a dumb decision.
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While there are some outlandish claims putting the market in the $26.5 billion-plus range, that seems unlikely.
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Euro zone "break up" trades as a top investment play for 2017 hardly seemed outlandish a year ago.
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That mechanism, investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS), gives multinational companies outlandish sway over regulatory policies, including environmental protection.
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There's a LOT in there -- transcript is here -- but one passage stood out to me as particularly outlandish.
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For all of its outlandish visuals, TUBBE never mines its humor from winks or nudges to the audience.
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Kay says Manson, who was known for his outlandish and violent behavior behind bars, had enemies in prison.
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Test Pilot is Mozilla's program for experimenting with some of its more outlandish ideas for Firefox and beyond.
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To most Americans, the purposes to which these gimmicks are put will seem as outlandish as the lexicon.
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Tips have poured in, with some of the more outlandish ones blaming satanic worshipers or the Islamic State.
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But when it comes to these kind of BS conspiracies, ruminating on outlandish theories is a bipartisan product.
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Pizza Windsorites are obsessed with their pizza, often making outlandish claims that it's the best in the world.
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With Seal narrating what transpired through a series of direct-to-camera videotapes, the story grows increasingly outlandish.
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Outlandish tweets and headline-grabbing news often get the most attention, sometimes overshadowing more important stories, she says.
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Meridian's customer service team does its best to accommodate any request of its clientele, no matter how outlandish.
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Durbin on Sunday called the border wall an "outlandish proposal," adding that the United States cannot afford it.
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That's why it's so outlandish to have Trump — a man who seems to have never apologized for anything!
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More to the point, it's not outlandish enough to be worthy of its larger-than-life central character.
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On the other, they needed to distance themselves from Trump's more outlandish comments to attract moderates and independents.
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K-Rock returned, vaguely in its original form, with Opie and Anthony, Stern's equally controversial and outlandish rivals.
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At this point in her career, the name Lady Gaga is pretty much synonymous with outlandish, unwearable outfits.
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In office, Dev deals with a crazy boss (Omi Vaidya) and his outlandish ideas about promoting toilet paper.
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I've found much more success in making micro-movements than in setting massive, sweeping goals with outlandish expectations.
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And so for a friend that I deeply respect, I will say this was outlandish, unfortunate, and unwarranted.
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But as those productions gained tractions, the participants' looks grew more outlandish, and the audience of spectators swelled.
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The grandiose ideas and outlandish characters in the tech world are "fun to make fun of," said Judge.
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Try to block out the white noise of outlandish statements and unforced errors, and the hyperventilating they provoke.
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Your ability to express yourself is tremendous: Say even the most outlandish things and they'll still make sense!
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Mr. Bush found the thought outlandish and, after reporting the conversation in his diary, promptly forgot about it.
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In attempts to stand out, luxury apartment buildings are competing to grab tenants and buyers with outlandish amenities.
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A later development is so outlandish that it sets the movie wobbling on the edge of willful silliness.
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Torres is doing his best to stay humble no matter how outlandish his mastery of the Orioles gets.
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If his appearance and his antics strike some as outlandish — well, he seems to be enjoying that, too.
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But, in perfect Trumpian fashion, he went on state TV to grandstand about his trip, making outlandish remarks.
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Cox argues that the platform "incentivizes people who are more outlandish," but that with celebrities, that issue dissipates.
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It was outlandish, and it pushed the boundaries of what's gross and inappropriately sexual, but it wasn't pornographic.
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Trump's lack of shame at outlandish behavior, refusal to ever apologize and audacity constantly restocks his political capital.
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A story, say, about the imagined denizens of a place so outlandish that it, too, seems made up.
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She accepted his contention that his outlandish behavior was partly the result of his dependence on prescription drugs.
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She quickly rewrites his outlandish speech to one that is extraordinarily boring and vague, devoid of anything juicy.
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Although Kimmel's parody letter is incredibly ridiculous, it's not actually that much more outlandish than Trump's IRL correspondence.
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It was outlandish, outrageous and a clear inspiration for many of the younger designers showing on the schedule.
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The expected debt and deficits are swollen by the outlandish tax cuts and spending increases passed very recently.
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Or that I've travelled to the clinic in my outlandish gear as some sort of exhibitionist fashion statement?
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The story of Chad Focus might seem like an outlandish parody, but it also highlights some home truths.
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Once tasted, it wasn't so outlandish: Hot and cold, crunch and cream, salt and sugar are natural partners.
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But we had done something in the ecosystem to encourage this type of outlandish promotion — Going to the moon.
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Sending people to live on Mars may sound outlandish, but SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is adamant about his plan.
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It, too, is filled with aspirations every bit as outlandish, and difficult to implement, as a giant border wall.
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Valentine's Day comes with all sorts of pressures to impress your date in really outlandish, public scene-creating ways.
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The multidisciplinary team at the University of Washington isn't out to make outlandish headlines, although it's certainly done that.
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Its influences are evident in the outlandish costumes, massive floats and the handmade touch that gives it its spunk.
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Sensitive data falling in to the wrong hands leading to blackmail or extortion, an extreme example but not outlandish.
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The Vermont senator has branded himself as a working-class champion, railing against Wall Street and outlandish CEO salaries.
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Consider this outlandish stat: His usage rate in this post-Durant season so far is an astronomical 503 percent.
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The plotlines were always outlandish (it was a teen soap, after all) and they seem even more ridiculous now.
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The Fish and Wildlife Service has the authority to make the call as long as its conclusion isn't outlandish.
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Unfortunately, the posts Facebook chose to highlight promoted outlandish conspiracy theories and straight up blamed Democrats for the crash.
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For as long as Donald Trump has been on Twitter, he's been known for his outlandish statements and rhetoric.
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Elon Musk — known for making bold, and by some measures outlandish statements — threw down the gauntlet to other automakers.
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But the spotlight was seemingly on the outlandish parade regulars wearing extravagant headpieces that shouted: only in New York.
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Both men recently wore some of their outlandish, retro-looking red, white and blue ski suits on the slopes.
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Get a friend, design some outlandish courses and revel in the satisfyingly responsive controls and tricky strategies for winning.
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Republicans routinely engage in deep voodoo, making outlandish claims about the positive effects of tax cuts for the rich.
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" The petition adds that Levinsohn recently unveiled an "outlandish strategy that, if executed, would destroy The Los Angeles Times.
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Gyllenhaal keeps the character human while refusing to soften her increasingly outlandish behavior in a career-great performance. —A.
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Céline Dion likes her new look — even if critics think she's too slim or her style is too outlandish.
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Since the late '90s, Disney's cable channel offered dozens of original feature films, often with bizarre and outlandish premises.
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Hideo Kojima and Norman Reedus are back to break our brains with an outlandish new trailer for Death Stranding.
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Her normal crude and sexually outlandish behavior has taken a turn for the obnoxious, and she's, like, painfully horny.
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The theory was known as "Pizzagate," and until recently it was just another of the internet's outlandish conspiracy theories.
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It sounds odd — outlandish, even — that in 2018, during an era of women's empowerment, that this is the case.
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Next came outlandish claims about how he was going to build the world's tallest skyscraper and a football stadium.
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Yet outlandish as his story seems, in a sense Mr Mallory's use of language may not be that unusual.
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Carriers are always battling for customers and offering an ever-growing collection of outlandish promotions to win their business.
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He was the original architect of the outlandish endeavor and the person who had sold Allen on the project.
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In the halls of the Wells Fargo Center, camera crews pin down Sanders delegates; the more outlandish, the better.
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It wasn't so long ago that the concept of VR gaming would have seemed outlandish to say the least.
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" What he's taken away from this so far, though, is that it pays off to be "silly and outlandish.
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If this seems outlandish, well, it simply describes the world we live in now, and assumes it continues forward.
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The stunt was so outlandish that, according to director Christopher McQuarrie, the idea for it originated with a joke.
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Called on to defend the indefensible from day one -- remember those outlandish, inaccurate claims about the inauguration crowd numbers?
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Overall, Pence shut down Kaine's avenues for exploiting Trump's outlandish rhetoric, instead coming across as measured, calm and informed.
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So Abby's motives are definitely legit, but the entire story line is still ridiculously outlandish, even by Scandal standards.
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Disaster would now be looming had an outlandish Brexiteer such as Boris Johnson muscled his way into Downing Street.
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The impact: It's part of why seemingly outlandish articles that ran during the election were so hard to discredit.
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As a New York real estate promoter, Trump habitually made outlandish statements and proposed projects he could never deliver.
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Some day Joe will leave the public stage and we will not have people who will say outlandish things.
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Western diplomats reckon it will be padded with outlandish, conspiratorial claims, and that federal prosecutors will throw it out.
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It's comforting to believe that Jones is so extreme and outlandish a figure that he can't be worried about.
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Without the pressure cooker of overnight writing, Thomson's prose is still recognizably his, balancing the outlandish and the acute.
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With his idiosyncratic behavior and his unconventional (and sometimes outlandish) remarks, Neumann has been emblematic of WeWork's strangest excesses.
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But Bezos was already painting outlandish visions of his customer-first website becoming the one-stop marketplace for everything.
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She finds humor even the third and fourth time a gag repeats and sells the character's most outlandish antics.
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He entertained its other members with outlandish and often profane riffs, said Andrew Kahn, the group's producer and manager.
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Add to this some outlandish plot points, including high-level government officers officiating "contests" between Lallan's students and Anand's.
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Take chapter member Felix, for example: He's cartoonishly racist, and his wife is about as outlandish as he is.
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She gets to be outlandish, horrible, and gorgeous, then flounce off into the fields aglow with hippie self-righteousness.
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This isn't so outlandish as it sounds — on the other side of the partisan divide, supporters of then-Sen.
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I again am urging everyone to be extremely wary of outlandish medical claims and false promises of immense profits.
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It is a quintessentially American story of ambition and greed, with plot twists a fiction writer might consider outlandish.
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For the next decade, Meyer had adventures that seemed too outlandish to believe if he hadn't documented every detail.
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She grows up to become a celebrity cliché that Portman, as the adult Celeste, takes on with outlandish verve.
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But don't just skip over it simply because it's not as colorful and outlandish as a typical Trump speech.
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An early adopter of Twitter, like Donald Trump, he performs unceasingly for the camera, often dressed in outlandish costumes.
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Its modes of transportation intensify as the game progresses—the more dire the situation, the more outlandish the ride.
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Trump later denied the story on Twitter, but it's not the most outlandish plan Trump's ever denied putting forth.
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It does not suggest, except in Trump's imagination and the Treasury's outlandish claim, that China is manipulating its currency.
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The sets are jaw-droppingly outlandish; the striking costumes are richly evocative for the men, evocative for the women.
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"This is now the second time that you are raising outlandish allegations against my client," Cohen told the newspaper.
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The idea of deliberately changing the Earth's reflectivity, whether with ping-pong balls or by other means, was outlandish.
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"VHYes" is barely 72 minutes long, but that's just one reason this outlandish picture barely qualifies as a feature.
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But a few people also began comparing the stars and their outlandish outfits to Pokémon gym trainers or leaders.
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Some new claims are outlandish, such as software that claims to read emotion and criminal intent from a face.
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Rather, the circumstances behind his downfall are just so bizarre and outlandish that they aren't likely to be repeated.
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And while the obstacles Al had to face for this particular haircut were outlandish, they were not completely unfathomable.
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President Trump's vow to raise the annual growth rate to 4 percent has been dismissed as outlandish by economists.
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Short feels that he has license to make these outlandish claims because the big boss would say the same.
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Might faith in the healing powers of a vibratory sound bath lead the next day to outlandish conspiracy theories?
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"Each of the components of this outlandish claim should be scrutinized through careful consideration, and verified factually," she said.
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It's not bad, just basic—mass-produced concession stand fare that somehow seems more disappointing given the outlandish setting.
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And with Trump out there making the most outlandish statements possible, there's plenty of cover to pull this off.
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For a long time, that was about the outlandish and outsized talents and personalities of the players and coaches.
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What might have been considered an outlandish blockbuster a decade ago is now looked at more skeptically in 2017.
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But the exhibition captures something else too: an enthusiasm, an energy in these women, that seems at times almost outlandish.
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The rumor mill has speculated that the Chinese-backed start-up may be unable to pull off its outlandish vision.
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The really outlandish stuff -- the stories that Binkowski and Mikkelson call the "low-hanging fruit" -- is the easiest to debunk.
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I found the standard (and lighter) Hot Wheels cars to be far more forgiving with my outlandish stunt driving demands.
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DeLorean's DR-7 aircraft doesn't look as outlandish as some concepts, but that's not saying too much in this field.
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But unlike some of the more outlandish contouring tutorials, the latest hack offers a pretty practical take on the trend.
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It's almost as if they are trying to see what outlandish claims they can get a Western audience to believe.
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Known around town for being extremely creative and outlandish, Fulcher started designing album covers for local rappers in high school.
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Meanwhile, some truly outlandish business ideas — like Airbnb — turn out to be huge companies that benefit a lot of people.
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There's now so much money sloshing around San Francisco's technology world that even seemingly outlandish ideas can attract lavish funding.
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The Netflix series premiered last June and was a wild romp of flashy costumes, outlandish characters, and surprisingly touching drama.
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Octavia Spencer gets to do plenty of outlandish stuff in her horror vehicle without sacrificing her character's sad internal logic.
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Given these widely circulated polling numbers, we were surprised when Mr Bremmer announced that he regarded our conclusion as outlandish.
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Kanye West vacillates between being ham-fistedly provocative and metabolizing the backlash he receives from his outlandish behavior into content.
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On top of that, companies like Alienware, Asus, and Razer don't need to make money off the weird, outlandish products.
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And he is making perhaps his most outlandish argument yet -- that the 2016 election is rigged to help Clinton win.
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He's never clamoring to claim credit, but of course implies and plays along because the truth is so utterly outlandish.
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Plenty of theories abounded — some ghoulish and some outlandish — as police honed in on a killer much closer to home.
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But he's instantly returned to the outlandish pranks and attitude that landed him in hot water in the first place.
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That's not an outlandish number to imagine — after all, some 14 million people voted for Trump in the GOP primaries.
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Staged along the California coast, the opening ceremonies featured appropriately outlandish announcements (like the $22015 million 21960,22017-horsepower Bugatti Divo).
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That idea was considered so outlandish that anyone experimenting with flying machines was quickly labeled a crank or a fool.
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In this deleted scene, the family reacts to some of the more outlandish tabloid cover stories that have featured them.
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The bottom line: The idea still seems outlandish from almost every vantage point — technology, land acquisition, expense, and so on.
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There is also a piece I've been sitting on that would be an outlandish performative reaction to the Trump administration.
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One outlandish piece claimed Bolsonaro's opponent Fernando Haddad planned to distribute phallic-shaped baby bottles to children to counteract homophobia.
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When companies create ridiculous and demoralizing rules to halt the outlandish behavior of a few individuals, it's a management problem.
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""When they connected it to New Zealand, it gave us more of a mortal fear that something outlandish might happen.
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It's safe to say that of all the Love & Hip Hop installments, LHH: Atlanta is by far the most outlandish.
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The idea that these people will buy Trump's fantasy version and not the very real consequences of repeal is outlandish.
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But, Datsik is more renowned for his outlandish statements, his neo-Nazism and other despicable crimes outside of the sport.
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Most outlandish of all, these Republicans claim that the U.S. is ceding ownership of the internet to the international community.
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Nothing about those rumored specs are too outlandish, and should be expected in what is routinely Samsung's most powerful device.
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It seems the skunky smell is down to a particular combination of these composites, making it unusual but not outlandish.
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The press wasn't going soft on Trump; it was simply reporting, accurately, that he kept saying and doing outlandish things.
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Each song is a testament to her battle-rapping prowess; she's spontaneous and nimble with an outlandish sense of humor.
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While China is in the midst of a huge building boom, the government recently banned outlandish, or "bizarre," architectural statements.
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Pharmaceutical companies ply us with Ambien and Lunesta, and entrepreneurs have devised any number of outlandish gadgets to foster slumber.
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When you tally the materials needed, labor and Mr. West's name, the $4 million price tag doesn't seem so outlandish.
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Instead, employers want people who think on their feet and generate outlandish ideas — and in some cases are easily distracted.
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"He's paying for all the outlandish living and burning that candle at two ends," Cormier said while knocking Jones's chances.
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Captain Kirk is a division head whose responsibilities include dealing with external crises that are variously comical, outlandish and harrowing.
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Without markets for this material, management costs become outlandish, causing forest owners to often leave their land unmanaged and vulnerable.
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But all that talk this year about the "Republican establishment" being aghast at Trump for his outlandish ideas was nonsense.
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They probably didn't even believe his other outlandish claim: that more people are saying "Merry Christmas" now that he's president.
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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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We're reprimanded for our more outlandish behavior and so we hammer those edges down until we become a real person.
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I spent the weekend immersed in two bizarre, outlandish fictional worlds that, bit by bit, started to feel like home.
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As a band they were lurid, surreal and outlandish, genuinely terrifying to some, but it was not without due thought.
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It was not appropriate for me to wear things like that before—outlandish and brash and crass and low quality.
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Some of these proposals might sound outlandish; will many couples want an AI life coach to handle their marriage counseling?
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"I was skeptical of Mr. Quinn's story, because of its outlandish nature," Detective Matthew Mustard wrote in a sworn declaration.
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We've seen this phenomenon in the outlandish salaries paid to top chief executives and in the public enthusiasm for them.
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We're referring to the newest series from Sacha Baron Cohen, a comedian known for foisting outlandish characters on unsuspecting victims.
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Below, Mr. Mealer discusses extreme poverty, outlandish spending, the cousin he found who helped him complete the story and more.
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As a result, my list might sound unconventional, even outlandish, to those accustomed to the traditional approach to judicial selection.
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Plus, the presidential nominees are very active on Twitter, particularly Donald Trump, who routinely tweets stuff that's outlandish and offensive.
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The Russian and Venezuelan plans may sound outlandish, even in the financial Wild West of Bitcoin and its online competitors.
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What followed was anything but — an outlandish, marauding, arm-waving, chest-beating, show-me-the-money romp around the bases.
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The seven-part series pulls back the curtain on the outlandish world of big cat breeding and the people involved.
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Over time, their costumes and props became more and more outlandish: oversize bones, ornamental necklaces, hard hats, massive floppy ears.
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Halloween is the one night a year when you can step out in your most outlandish gear without feeling ridiculous.
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He sports a bleached mullet and sometimes outlandish outfits, which are as much an attraction as the big cats themselves.
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Consider the outlandish figure he cut in meticulously fitted bespoke suits worn at the height of the free-love 1960s.
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Outlandish theories burble up from the depths and are laundered up through increasingly mainstream channels until they reach the president.
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In that instance, in 2010, Turner capped a strong minor league season for the Mets with an outlandish final day.
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Instead of basketball, "The Daily Show" organized a tournament over the past month for Mr. Trump's most outlandish Twitter messages.
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Mr. Buttigieg said he would make sure Mr. Trump could not simply "change the subject" with lies and outlandish claims.
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We must rediscover the term "public good," holding entities like Sinclair and Fox News to account for disseminating outlandish propaganda.
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The results were sometimes outlandish — one student drafted a blueprint for a perfume museum — but Bouteghmès still found them useful.
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If you're hearing a get-rich-quick pitch expounding outlandish returns, it's more than likely too good to be true.
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While CES is known for outlandish concept vehicles, there were a large number of production cars on display this year.
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People, it would seem, can't resist the false promises of outlandish returns if they simply manage to invest early enough.
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The Interpreter When asked about this year's presidential election, French historians often draw a comparison that could initially seem outlandish.
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"This is now the second time that you are raising outlandish allegations against my client," Cohen said in the statement.
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" Buttigieg said Gabbard was taking his "remarks out of context," calling it "outlandish even by the standards of today's politics.
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In making such outlandish statements, however, it becomes readily apparent who the real fabulists are in the net neutrality debate.
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John McCain in 2016 — to go more and more outlandish in her attempts to take back control of the race.
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But several of Trump's properties, including Doral, feature multiple courses and revenue-producing resorts, making the numbers somewhat less outlandish.
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In the letter, obtained by TMZ, the producers say Pablo's older bro is making some outlandish claims in his applications.
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Yes, he's always been outlandish and self-aggrandizing and not particularly in touch with the granular details on any issue.
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Is nearly $300,000 for the shadow of a seminal artwork truly outlandish when the original recently sold for nearly $30M?
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Like most séances of their time, some claim her sessions were full of outlandish showmanship and almost cinematic visual trickery.
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While this theory is still considered plausible, subsequent attempts at explaining déjà vu experiences have tended towards the more outlandish.
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Kadeesha had researched what it might take to start a dispensary — but was intimidated by the "outlandish" cost of doing so.
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But as understated as his style and manner were, the stories about his strength and ability in the gym were outlandish.
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While there's no expected timetable for when Sonos' new assistant-enabled speaker could arrive, a holiday release doesn't seem too outlandish.
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And so, as a result, people are looking for other sources, and they're fastening on some of these really outlandish tales.
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The personas that Parker Day creates with her subjects aim to capture an authentic feeling in the face of the outlandish.
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Adam Schiff, D-California, the ranking Democrat of the House Intelligence Committee, called Trump's claim "outlandish and destructive" in a statement.
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But the statement by the Centre for Independent Studies that only 88, or less than 213%, have been evaluated is outlandish.
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This is the type of starry-eyed thinking that gets the hyperloop routinely dismissed as a great-but-ultimately-outlandish idea.
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It's hard to imagine what she's done to deserve a Top Rap Female Artist nomination, beyond being outlandish, young, and white.
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The most outlandish theory posited that the militants who kidnapped the girls were actually government agents disguised as Boko Haram extremists.
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The most outlandish theory is that Bezos' phone was hacked by a US intelligence agency and then leaked directly by Trump.
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THE murder of Kim Jong Nam, half-brother of Kim Jong Un, the North Korean dictator, had already seemed outlandish enough.
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Nor do the concessions granted by its negotiators look so bad compared with the outlandish demands with which Mr Trump started.
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This parking spot in San Francisco's South Beach neighborhood has been listed since mid-December, and the price isn't necessarily outlandish.
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"Technology is a big part of the story, but rising hatred makes people much more willing to believe any outlandish thing."
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Sarah Jessica Parker is typically the queen of outlandish headgear, always attempting to perfectly adhere to the annual Met Gala theme.
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Some of these ideas might sound upsetting and outlandish, but we are talking about a rather monumental transition for our species.
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A bank spokesperson cited the Wrenn statement and said it would later issue its own statement because Jacobs' claims were outlandish.
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The concept of nearly supersonic travel through hundreds of miles of vacuum-sealed tubes will always seem outlandish to most people.
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Historical Surrealism is often remembered for outlandish images and visual puns, but it also attempted to levy a serious social critique.
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Trump has positioned himself as a symbolic icon for institutionalized white supremacy and racism, so West's faith in him is outlandish.
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But over the past year or two, the combinations have come more quickly and grown both increasingly outlandish and outrageously useful.
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"These outlandish, unsubstantiated, and totally false claims fabricated by publicity hungry, opportunistic, disgruntled former employees, have no merit whatsoever," Hicks said.
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The Pentagon has not responded to my inquiries about Weinstein's complaint, but the allegations are so outlandish they deserve no response.
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Trump's proclivity toward outlandish stories about hidden machinations will present a particular problem to his likely general-election opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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It introduces forgettable characters and bombards you with impenetrable lore, and stitches these moments together with outlandish-yet-entertaining action scenes.
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The outlandish compensation is fresh evidence of the imperialist tendencies that take over when founders are insulated by their share structures.
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His aesthetics—as strange and outlandish and excessive as they were—also drew in eyes and turned those watchers into listeners.
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This will help foster mutual trust and act as a natural barrier to outlandish or unnecessary purchases you may regret later.
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I understand policing is a vital and dangerous job, but calling them the most mistreated people in our country is outlandish.
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If you thought an electric scooter was an outlandish way to travel, you better hold on — you haven't seen anything yet.
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The bot pulls from a plethora of cringe-inducing Trump quotes to showcase his outlandish stances on several key electoral issues.
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In the age of Fake News and flat earthers, it's not hard to see how an outlandish idea could retain currency.
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And since music festivals are devoid of most societal norms, plenty of outlandish trends can have their 15 minutes of fame.
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Hollywood knows how to do Halloween ... it's like they've got a sixth sense for this based on the outlandish 2018 costumes.
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The Dallas Zoo described the accusation as "outlandish" and said the activist group Friday withdrew its request for a preliminary injunction.
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Instead, it's of a piece with AIBO and Sony's other more outlandish creations that showed the company flex its engineering muscle.
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A group by the name of Indecline had resurrected a statue of Trump that was rather outlandish to say the least.
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Is it possible that the sequel, by embracing the outlandish nature of the fashion world, will escape the comedy sequel trap?
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This is by no means the only—or even the most outlandish—epicurean birthday party for a dictator in recent years.
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As outlandish as it may sound, the proposed kidnapping of Gulen might be the pivot on which the Mueller investigation turns.
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A summit with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un was, even as recently as six months ago, a totally outlandish proposition.
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She uses outlandish costumes to create an overall gauzy, dreamlike state in her work, which is true predominantly in Marie Antoinette.
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But perhaps the outsized Rodman is just the man needed to help make the equally outlandish Trump and Kim feel comfortable.
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This irrational behavior and outlandish requests are just a small example of why the North can't be reasoned with or trusted.
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"When we put this book together seven months ago, people probably thought we were outlandish, and a little extreme," Lee said.
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Experts told Business Insider that Epstein's genetic research plans were outlandish and far-fetched, although they contained elements based in reality.
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Intended to feel like a B-movie, this is certainly the most purposely outlandish of the movies in the Tarantino filmography.
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It's all done in such an outlandish manner that you can't help but laugh, especially the scenes of Waititi as Hitler.
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Interviews with voters found that Mr. Trump's increasingly outlandish behavior was rubbing many in his key voting bloc the wrong way.
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Real-life songwriter Paul Williams ("We've Only Just Begun" and "Rainbow Connection") plays the villain and provides the movie's outlandish soundtrack.
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"No one created 'doctored' versions of the Green New Deal that included these outlandish proposals," wrote Post fact-checker Salvador Rizzo.
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And with San Francisco's median rental price climbing to $4,400 a month, the price isn't as outlandish as it may seem.
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Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son ended 2016 with a proclamation that then seemed outlandish: ambitions to launch a $100 billion technology fund.
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Goodbye office ping-pong and other outlandish perks: these days, workers are increasingly looking for companies that offer flexible work hours.
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Some outside economists, including Roger Noll, a Stanford professor, had panned the deal as a boondoggle based on outlandish financial expectations.
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That witness also was speaking to Stone about his testimony, but Stone was the one making outlandish statements to stonewall Mueller.
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As early as 28, Einstein had suggested a way to verify his outlandish proposal, known as the general theory of relativity.
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Each menu item was meant to fact-check an outlandish claim made by the Trump campaign during this unholy election season.
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Sometimes this results in him making outlandish predictions about innocuous things like a win or a loss based on a feeling.
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Goldberg says Farrah's team made the outlandish demands just last week, and there will be severe consequences if she backs out.
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We played for about eight hours that night, and that setup was by no means the most outlandish thing we discovered.
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The thought that millennials would unionize newsrooms was once considered outlandish, especially as overall union membership has declined in US workplaces.
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With all the bright colors and outlandish props, it looked like The Garden of Earthly Delights as drawn by Lisa Frank.
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But as Trump said more and more outlandish things and only continued to rise in the polls, it stopped being funny.
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The series worked a fairly outlandish brand of comedy, but it also would throw in episodes with more serious themes occasionally.
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The whole film seems to be staged on a succession of extravagant Hollywood sets — overdone, incongruous, outlandish, excessive, pretentious, and creepy.
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The exhibition ends with a homage to the more outlandish artistic renderings of conspiracy theory, especially with regard to science-fiction.
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A year ago, a convention dedicated to Trump seemed outlandish, but he managed to pull it off and score the nomination.
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Or, at a minimum, Ball has to do more to publicly distance himself from the outlandish comments his father routinely makes.
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Expecting Watson to pull off a victory is likely to be too much to ask, but the point spread is outlandish.
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Many teens on TikTok poked fun at the overreactions and outlandish precautions some are taking in an effort to fight coronavirus.
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While a community college student in Austin, Mr. Jones landed a show on Austin community access cable hawking outlandish conspiracy theories.
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Aguirre-Sacasa was adamant: No matter how outlandish the story, the world and its characters have to feel consistent, grounded, real.
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He's proud to say he's never been in the business of making outlandish claims — like telling people they can retire early.
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"I throw some outlandish things out there in private conversations to see what was within the bounds of discourse," he said.
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Eric Trump and his employees are busy envisioning what the place could be, and sometimes the ideas border on the outlandish.
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With increasingly outlandish reference points, and thanks to the direct fan contact afforded by the internet, this scene is evolving rapidly.
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NBC, which hosts the annual awards show, is leaning into the idea that Gervais's hosting gig will be outlandish and unpredictable.
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Later — a spoiler — we learn that the antebellum scenes are role plays practiced by contemporary couples undergoing an outlandish experimental therapy.
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His salary was outlandish by Japanese standards, but his greatest sin was making the firm into a corporate governance basket case.
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Elon Musk says at least 200,000 Tesla fans have put down $100 refundable deposits to preorder the company's outlandish new Cybertruck.
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Before the GDPR was enforced there were outlandish predictions that businesses would be hit with huge fines for data-protection issues.
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If this seemed outlandish, it was hinted in "Episode III" that powerful Sith could learn how to prevent people from dying.
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Even if it's an outlandish look, I still think it's interesting and cool in some way, otherwise I wouldn't do it.
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But by far the greatest factor is Mr. Trump, whose outlandish statements have loomed large over every day of this campaign.
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There is also a tendency to hold back from sharing the most outlandish ideas (which can also be the most innovative).
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The result is gaudy, outlandish, and utterly fun, a little like Sofrito, the Puerto Rican restaurant that sits next to it.
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It's hardly the most outlandish thing Trump has said nor is it the most out-of-touch thing Trump has said.
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If outlandish shows of affection are your thing, you've got a few more days to come up with the perfect surprise.
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Mr. Macdonald has spoken about his real-life gambling problems, though the book mostly presents them as just more outlandish material.
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However outlandish Priestley's ideas about time, he totally nailed a future truth in his creation of this furiously vengeful arriviste bully.
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But the other view of Trump is that his appeal is driven by his outlandish personality, and limited by his policies.
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In the age of Fake News and flat earthers, it's not hard to see how an outlandish idea could retain currency.
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And neither Virginia nor Tennessee offered outlandish side perks (Nashville's mayor called its offer "a relatively minor investment for the city").
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Fur, once more synonymous with posh grandmothers than trendy millennials, gets reimagined each season in increasingly outlandish (yet oddly appealing) ways.
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"The problem, which is typical of QAnon, is that they make outlandish claims that unnecessarily go beyond the evidence," said View.
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Bodies, in the third course, were represented just as Dalí liked to represent them: as something warped, outlandish, and not-right.
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The movie's humor relies heavily on the outlandish creations of the costume designer, Leesa Evans, to evoke the fashion world's insane excesses.
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"It couldn't be my father's brother's sister's shoe repair guy — the outlandish sexual, physical things that happened...really did happen," she said.
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You want the best studios, the best producers, and the most outlandish tours, and that all effects the profitability of the record.
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China's Gionee has done exactly that: its new luxury phone boasts a pretty outlandish 2999,21mAh battery paired with some really good specs.
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We expected a lot of outlandish tech-themed looks on tonight's Met Gala red carpet, but the one thing we didn't anticipate?
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He is doing well in polls for the 2018 presidential election despite often outlandish outbursts on Twitter and on the congressional floor.
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The residents of Archer, FL had heard Julian Howell's outlandish story so many times they could recite it themselves — embellishments and all.
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The outfits were nothing outlandish, but, naturally, they allowed plenty of room for the guys to dance, which they did plenty of.
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Stone insisted that the messages — including such colorful missives as "Prepare to die cocksucker" — were part of outlandish banter between the two.
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They both got excited and hatched an outlandish theory: What if the recording was not made by an opera singer for Vocabulary.
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And it's also worth noting that some of the medical breakthroughs scheduled for 2017 are so outlandish, they might not pan out.
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The news further cements the city's reputation as a testing ground for some of the transportation world's more futuristic and outlandish ideas.
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Now, Retro-Bit has a new product that is more outlandish than any old-school gaming hardware you might have seen before.
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In 2016, Reddit announced that text-only posts would be eligible for karma (Reddit's user points system) — which incentivized more outlandish content.
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Along with the usual cross-dressing, superheroes and other outlandish costumes worn by partygoers, some toyed with themes related to the scare.
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As AppleInsider points out, the outlined sensor system isn't too outlandish, since Apple already has similar systems in place in existing products.
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For many years, Liberia's jobless rate was said to be 85%, an outlandish figure that nonetheless symbolised the country's genuine economic distress.
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Particularly these days in New York, where all anyone can talk about is gentrification and outlandish rental costs, there's still housing discrimination.
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Of all the things Super Mario Odyssey will be remembered for, its most outlandish legacy is undoubtedly the debut of Mario's nipples.
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Latest among his outlandish ideas was the concept of sending a Tesla out into space with yesterday's historic Falcon Heavy rocket launch.
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Similar to Ally Sheedy's basket-case character, Kristen Wiig's Cheetah may have a good reason for her outlandish behavior and villainous ways.
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The game was helmed by Tetsuya Nomura who is best-known for his outlandish character designs for Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy.
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Super Seducer throws in these outlandish options as clearly wrong choices to entertain players — assuming, of course, that you find harassment entertaining.
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An outlandish theory doing the rounds even has Donald Tusk, the European Council president, eventually putting himself forward to lead the commission.
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The whole thing is a rather trite play on their reversed gender roles, where Arthur is afraid of Julie's outlandish sexual proclivities.
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He suggested a lot of outlandish ideas to Key and his co-star, Jordan Peele, but they declined to take the advice.
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Yoga is cool, but I wanted the outlandish calf muscles and everything else golden that seemed to adorn the CrossFitters I met.
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The chief reason such optimistic forecasts no longer look outlandish is the entry into the electric race of the car industry's juggernauts.
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The hope that Mueller would do it anyway wasn't entirely outlandish, but it apparently didn't happen, and that's likely for the best.
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As outlandish as Poroskov's claims may sound, the U.S. and Russia have indeed studied both psychic phenomena and military applications for dolphins.
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Since its inception, The Leftovers has been a poignant — if sometimes outlandish — portrait of desperation and resilience in the face of loss.
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It was a fascination born of colonialism and its attendant anxieties, of a guilty xenophobia evident in Eko and Iko's outlandish honorifics.
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So far, the council has more in the way of confident promises than concrete plans, but the scheme doesn't seem too outlandish.
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Her outlandish outfits, cutting humor, and exaggerated accent made her a stand-out of 90s television, and she's been endlessly imitated since.
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We should reject the outlandish claim that the meeting "borders on treason," as former White House ethics lawyer Richard Painter put it.
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Now, with Election Day finally upon us, let's pause for a brief moment to examine a few fictional races' most outlandish campaigns.
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The fact that this outlandish statement was being made by a botanist, rather than one of their own, only increased their scorn.
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On primary day in Indiana he also gave voice to an outlandish slander against Mr Cruz's father, a well-known evangelical preacher.
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The view that violent crime is a kind of instinctive form of political protest is not a new one, or entirely outlandish.
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The think-tank survey he cites doesn't support the outlandish argument that people want weaker privacy protections for some kinds of information.
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White's belief that he can challenge the world's best skateboarders in Tokyo is not as outlandish as it might sound at first.
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Cotton disagrees -- and he is willing to brandish outlandish claims without evidence to derail the growing bipartisan momentum to pass the bill.
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Clinton bashed his plans as an "outlandish, Trumpian" take on "the failed theory of trick-down economics" that even some Republicans reject.
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Though the royal cousins to Harry and William love outlandish headgear, the don't don the sparkly accessories coveted by Disney fans everywhere.
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No one at the hospital was considering the idea yet, and Dr. Feldman admits that he thought it was a bit outlandish.
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Arthur: Well, election fraud is different because it exists all around the world; in concept, at least, it isn't outlandish at all.
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His predictions, too, struck Poulsen as distinctly outlandish: promotion all the way to a place among Germany's elite in just three seasons.
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But during the peak of Trump's rhetorical battle with Kelly, he perpetuated a prominent outlandish theory from one of his Twitter followers.
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That in itself is not outlandish, because the American company is growing rapidly, its sales increasing at twice the rate of Danone's.
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The aura of authenticity on the smaller scale helps lend gravity to plot twists that, in other hands, might have seemed outlandish.
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Together, the trio have created a place exceptional enough that charging twenty-five dollars for a twelve-inch pizza doesn't seem outlandish.
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The Journal described former executives as saying Neumann's "outlandish" cost-cutting goals helped produce better results than "more realistic" goals would have.
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Just because you did something outlandish or stupid years ago doesn't mean that people will believe you've developed impeccable judgment since then.
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The Clinton campaign will not effectively make that point simply by repeating Trump's outlandish declarations, to which many voters are now desensitized.
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Is it so outlandish to claim than an election with this sort of rhetoric is not substantively, as opposed to procedurally, fair?
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Even detailed confessions from Manson girl Susan Atkins — AKA Sadie Mae Glutz — were initially disregarded because they were too outlandish to believe.
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Honestly, I blame this on improv training, which teaches you to always run with your scene partner's suggestion, no matter how outlandish.
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" Jade Agudosi, president of the Howard University Student Association, tells the Post, "This isn't something outlandish or wild that we're asking for.
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That sounds a little bit outlandish, but in fact, the Bank of Japan has been doing it for the past few years.
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While he may look outlandish, he probably fit right in at the festival, where Burners are encouraged to wear anything they want.
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In the 20-minute segment that follows, Oliver fact-checks some of Trump's most outlandish statements and where he gets his information.
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At one point, Mr. Cray considered the most outlandish place he'd ever hidden a photo at over the course of the project.
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It is not enough for Republican leaders to dissociate themselves from Trump's most outlandish comments or simply distance themselves from his candidacy.
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Just because her theatrical performances teeter on the outlandish and comedic, they often explore themes of feminism, sexual liberation, race, and religion.
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It suggests that the Trump administration's ambitions for faster growth driven by rising productivity aren't as outlandish as warier forecasters have argued.
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If not, do they hope Russell receives no outlandish offer sheets and roll it back with everyone onboard as a tradable asset?
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This version (voiced by John DiMaggio) offered a boisterous, self-aware take on the character that leaned into his more outlandish characteristics.
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In parallel, among species whose females choose the most attractive males based on their subjective tastes, males would evolve outlandish sexual ornaments.
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So it wasn't hard for me to lose myself in the outlandish, hilarious, romantic, heartwarming, dramatic, magic realism of 'Jane the Virgin.
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For Serrao, the option to have a more subdued trunk without any outlandish print or color is a matter of cultural immersion.
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Some have argued in support of more outlandish ideas, claiming that Ms. Earhart was a spy who was captured by Japanese operatives.
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"The Pied Piper" also has echoes of "Ubu Roi" in its outlandish medieval costumes, while the crowd scenes have a Brueghelian density.
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The make-believe Hitler is somehow both the most outlandish and the most realistic thing about "Jojo Rabbit," Taika Waititi's new film.
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The Bulgarian wore an an outlandish tracksuit to enter the Melbourne Arena on Monday ahead of his clash with Juan Ignacio Londero.
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Keeping British authorities distracted by outlandish accusations helps prevent difficult choices being forced on Putin and helps keep his political coalition together.
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First, it gave rise to their unique, outlandish bodies — in the octopus, a body that can take on any shape at will.
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The makers of some new drugs have also come under harsh criticism, accused of charging outlandish prices — up to $300,000 a year.
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But like most of what the Wooster Group does, this is also juicy, visceral theater, translating outlandish concepts with highly disciplined technique.
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Since Alison's death, conspiracy theorists have reposted the video across the platform, presenting outlandish theories that have garnered hundreds of views online.
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Events, though outlandish, are narrated with total conviction, and powerfully express the intensity both of attaining sobriety and of the writing process.
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Nannies who work for rich and powerful families often work 13-hour days filled with household chores and outlandish requests from parents.
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The days are filled with household chores and outlandish requests from parents, one Durham, North Carolina-based elite nanny told Business Insider.
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Well, that diver sued him for defamation last September, and Musk's defense is as outlandish as the situation he got himself into.
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But not all professors will pay enough attention to something that students complain about: the outlandish prices of the books we assign.
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But "Trump and His Generals" raises, even if it does not address deeply, some important questions about the outlandish and sordid tale.
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She was clad in a typically outlandish Lacroix silhouette when Brocklehurst arrived for tea and demanded to be allowed to sketch her.
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Sia today is reminiscent of Lady Gaga early in her career—there's a similar cultivation of outlandish affectations while making straightforward work.
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When the reality finally hit, the government considered some outlandish ideas, like using giant fans to blow the pollution out of town.
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Any lie or outlandish theory that gets barfed up out of the fever swamps gets credulous coverage in the New York Times.
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What's more, that connection can only exist because of the media's wall-to-wall coverage of the outlandish, offensive things Trump says.
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To say the course of the 21st century hinges on this conflict's outcome would be a stretch, but not an outlandish one.
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BUCK is not one of the more outlandish synonyms for cash — at least not by simoleon standards — and it's still used today.
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In artist Amy Douglas's hands, however, Staffordshire figures become fantastical tchotchkes that trade their usual decorum for absurdity, vulgarity, and outlandish fun.
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If that's the case, comparing Trump's most outlandish attacks to the policy decisions of the party's leaders may not prove particularly convincing.
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Just because her theatrical performances teeter on the outlandish and comedic, they often explore themes of feminism, sexual liberation, race, and religion.
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At this point, It's Always Sunny expects its viewers to expect the outlandish, and so it keeps having to up the ante.
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Entitled The Book of Ugly Ecstasy, it contained a series of outlandish, pan-sexual creatures produced through automatic and trance-induced means.
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" These subtle digs make way for much more outlandish criticism, like when Fallon proclaims that, "Everyone here knows I was born into diamonds.
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Sadly, the commercial doesn't seem so outlandish in our current political environment, where we're used to outright racist attacks from a presidential candidate.
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And while the concept might seem outlandish, an 18-wheeler is actually the only feasible way to get DigitalGlobe's pictures to the cloud.
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Their sights are now set on a spread of unproven stories that could incite a backlash in Indonesia, even if they appear outlandish.
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Fact-checking, outrage, reasoned pleas—Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his outlandish claims have withstood admonishments that would crush a conventional candidate.
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His rise to the top of the polls has been powered by outlandish comments — including some bigoted comments about Mexicans, Muslims, and women.
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And because the media likes to make fun of Silicon Valley, the outlandish examples tend to get an outsized share of the attention.
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CES typically attracts whacky ideas, especially from automakers that tend to use the electronics show to showcase their most outlandish and unbuildable products.
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Then, during a dinner in New York in 2001, Mr. Schnyder and Mr. Oechslin presented an outlandish-looking gold watch appropriately named Freak.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, Brown's attorney, Darren Heitner, called Tedeschi's claim "outlandish" and said they would be filing a motion to dismiss.
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"Someone who wouldn't do anything outlandish or dangerous might when the frontal lobe is injured in some way," Breggin testified, the paper reports.
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Maybe that's the reason why Google employees have taken to living in trucks in the parking lot or finding other outlandish housing solutions.
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Regardless of who is really behind the company, it illustrates how outlandish startup ideas can seem while still retaining an air of legitimacy.
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The game — and by extension the brand — received plenty of interest for its outlandish, "can you believe it" premise prior to its release.
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Mackie, who has been designing clothes since the early 60s, has devoted the majority of his career to creating extreme and outlandish looks.
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To others, it was almost intentionally outlandish branding, maybe like the "Yang Gang" meme or the "Math" motto found on his campaign memorabilia.
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There are a few upset picks, particularly of some No. 221 seeds, but even that isn't that outlandish given how often it occurs.
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It's an important hire because it signals that Uber plans to get more involved in the engineering aspects of this outlandish-sounding project.
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Eight human-rights activists, including Amnesty International's Turkey director and two European nationals, have been behind bars since July on outlandish conspiracy charges.
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He is notorious for holding out until the last possible moment, demanding outlandish sums for the players he represents and rarely blinking first.
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The Geneva Motor Show is home to many supercars and outlandish apparitions, but the collaboration between Italdesign, Audi and Airbus on the Pop.
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HERMAN NARULA named his company Improbable for a business plan so outlandish and fraught with computing problems that only two outcomes are plausible.
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Several people have unfavorably compared the game to last year's Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, an equally outlandish but more narratively incisive shooter.
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I've taken part in various immersive experiences over the past few years, so I've been able to try a lot of outlandish things.
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Over the years, fast-food marketing has taken such outlandish aim at black patrons, they've drawn the ire of the black comic class.
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This is obviously an outlandish number, but, essentially, his income was only limited by the real-life market for the in-game currency.
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This overlap between the outlandish Bravo and the slow-moving midwest looks like it will come to epitomize the culture of Trump's America.
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Republicans prefer Mr Trump's outlandish position on immigration, such as building a wall on the Mexican border, more than on any other issue.
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"That can't be right…" he mused, audibly poring through years of outlandish twists and turns to pull this particular memory from the stack.
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The real star of this video, which I have now watched numerous times, is the surprise Johnson's voice as increasingly outlandish encounters happen.
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This March, a book that advances an outlandish conspiracy theory—a theory whose name I will not mention—soared in Amazon's sales rankings.
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Every once in a while, though, Trump tweets something so outlandish, so wrong-headed, and so downright nonsensical that it's impossible to ignore.
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Take 22016-year-old Alyson Alfaro, for example, whose seemingly outlandish gift from her boyfriend turned out to be exactly what she wanted.
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As the feature is developed, though, it's not too outlandish to think it might someday give users more exact guidance to open spots.
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"By doing so you'll be helping me in an effort to save alpacas and other outlandish loopholes from tax code abuse," Flake continues.
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This might seem crazy now, but a hundred years ago, the current distribution of taxes and spending might have seemed just as outlandish.
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Empire dismisses it with a quick "That's not even his song, stupid!" from Becky and rolls straight into a story somehow more outlandish.
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A few examples: Trump maintains such a furious news cycle of scandal, outlandish behavior, outrage, and counteroutrage that it's easy to forget this.
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I can already say, with a high degree of confidence, that Audeze has justified its oversized, outlandish design with extremely high sound quality.
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They believed the most outlandish, ridiculous stories: that I was running a child sex-trafficking ring out of the basement of a pizzeria.
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Watsa answers even the most outlandish questions with deadpan humour and in doing so, has found fans all over the city and beyond.
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"To suggest that journalists have some reason not to report ISIS attacks is just outlandish," Tompkins said, using an acronym for Islamic State.
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They will use the power of the purse to strictly limit his ability to carry out some of his more outlandish campaign promises.
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While their prolific posts or outlandish inappropriate behavior is what gets many child influencers famous, labor laws aren't usually enforced for social stars.
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But one of the dossier's other seemingly outlandish assertions—that the hack involved "state-sponsored cyber operatives working in Russia"—has been buttressed.
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When the patient of the week starts dreaming, the show shifts from live action to animation, and that animation can get fairly outlandish.
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Thankfully, however, pop stars tend to be the exception to this rule, favoring over-the-top apparel (read: the more outlandish the better).
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Courtney Howard, Fresh Fiction TV: Valkyrie's introduction is one of the best in Marvel's history, as it mixes the outlandish with the badassery.
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I'm glad people interview him because every time they do, he says things that are outlandish and that's good for business for us.
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Yoskowitz has a few go-to phrases to sum up the business for those who are curious about their seemingly outlandish career choice.
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Americans are watching House of Cards for entertainment but may not find the more extreme and outlandish politics of real life remotely entertaining.
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Sure, impossible financial situations and generous definitions of what "middle-class" means can make for more exciting, enviable characters and entertainingly outlandish plotlines.
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Gone are the heady days when Google's co-founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, entertained outlandish dreams of building space elevators, for example.
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Luo is the founder of smartphone company Smartisan, but is known for making outlandish claims, like once saying that he would acquire Apple.
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The former governor and Republican presidential candidate also made headlines in February with an outlandish analogy about President Donald Trump and the coronavirus.
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The other, El Pana, an outlandish matador who approached the ring in a horse-drawn carriage carrying loaves of bread for the crowd.
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It is hard to gauge, but it hardly seems outlandish to suggest that Pogba is the best outfield player in Manchester United's squad.
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The two strike up a friendship, working in clay, going to lunch at the neighborhood diner, making up outlandish stories about passers-by.
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YouTube stars are often incentivized to post increasingly eye-catching footage in a bid for subscribers, who are attracted to more outlandish clips.
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Still, the network desperately needed a hit, perhaps a reason it was willing to let some of Ms. Barr's more outlandish statements go.
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As outlandish and extreme as it is, warning of a looming civil war is a familiar talking point across the pro-Trump media.
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The suitably outlandish plot, loosely adapted from a novel by Bram Stoker, concerns an outbreak of pagan snake-worship in present-day Derbyshire.
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That was not such an outlandish thought, he noted, given for example the U.S. level of spending that stands at some 3 percent.
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Gowdy — who, like Ryan, is retiring — has supported some of those efforts while carefully distancing himself from some of the more outlandish allegations.
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Suddenly, the thought of James in an eighth consecutive N.B.A. finals does not seem nearly as outlandish as it did three days ago.
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The US military has a long history, and like any institution with a long history, some outlandish myths about it have cropped up.
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The gifts of free usage and anonymity have made WhatsApp the most popular tool to spread both outlandish stories and politically motivated rumors.
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The spectacle might seem too outlandish even for the pages of a supermarket tabloid were The National Enquirer not the magazine in question.
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Buttigieg called her claim "outlandish, even by the standards of today's politics" and criticized her for meeting with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Too many of our elected officials denounce this fourth branch as the "Deep State" and accuse it of all manner of outlandish conspiracy.
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But less established outlets sometimes exaggerate what a particular video or document means, using original material as a license to make outlandish claims.
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Outlandish attacks are often part of short-sellers&apos arsenal, which is unsurprising given they profit when share prices of their targets fall.
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I guess my speech yesterday must have gotten under his skin, because he lashed out on Twitter with outlandish lies and conspiracy theories.
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" And so, they continued, "the decision to legitimize his increasingly outlandish and unhinged charges and behavior — calling it 'news' — rests solely with you.
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When the first season, in 2013, had Elizabeth and Philip bug the home of Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger, it seemed outlandish enough.
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" Coons also noted it's possible Trump's claims just aren't true, adding that the president offered "no evidence or backing for his outlandish claims.
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To be successful, "you have to be Casey Neistat on a farm, basically," says Stone, referencing the YouTube star known for outlandish stunts.
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In these, the character Daedalus — from Dreadco (Daedalus Research Evaluation and Development Corporation) — would slyly propose outlandish applications of seemingly sound scientific principles.
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His favorite tactic is to say — or tweet — outlandish, horrible things about individuals, groups, or whole countries: They're idiots, rapists, or shit holes.
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His knack for outlandish statements have earned him regular spots as a talking head on Fox News over the past year or so.
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It wouldn't be outlandish for the next coach to consider Tua Tagovailoa in the draft, but that's a pipe dream on Gettleman's watch.
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It might sound outlandish, but their aim is to help parents and medical practitioners understand the optimal sonic conditions for unborn and premature babies.
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But we begin with broad sides from Team Trump, after the outlandish revelations in the inspector general&aposs report on the Clinton email investigation.
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Outlandish and hate-filled rhetoric is common in North Korean propaganda, which regularly targets the "traitors" of neighboring South Korea, a close U.S. ally.
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Over the past few weeks, a number of articles and interviews have made some outlandish claims about the chances of a massive Yellowstone eruption.
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But Weev is known for making outlandish claims and so far there's been no evidence presented to substantiate the claim that he hacked Kessler.
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But with the rise of the internet, Jones has captured viewers from around the world who believe him, no matter how outlandish his claims.
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But Kerry Washington has revealed that the ABC show's usually outlandish plot had begun to hit too close to home in its latest seasons.
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Unlike other musicians and celebrities, like Katy Perry for example, Ocean doesn't go viral because of any outlandish publicity stunts, or headline-grabbing behavior.
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As outlandish as the rumor is, however, the idea that Trump would shy away from good press out of principle is far more so.
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If we can decipher anything from Hollywood's largely outlandish portrayals of this subject, it's that the power of big-data analysis cannot be underestimated.
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Thanks to his outlandish and sometimes grotesque fashion show themes, he established himself as one of the most talked-about designers of his generation.
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A YouTube collection of grainy video clips highlights the progress Gravity founder Richard Browning has made toward his outlandish dream over the past year.
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Instead, outlandish crime stories were the most common category of hoax in the top 50 list this year, accounting for 20163 of the posts.
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And if you're going to the show, you should make time to see it, because it's one of the most outlandish cars on display.
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There isn't enough outlandish trouble from the kids, who could essentially spend their time partying like the Riverdale teens (who actually have adult supervision!).
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Republican Trump, who stormed into the race last year with outlandish and divisive statements, has proven more restrained, by his standards, in recent weeks.
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Learning Mercury's Outlandish Moves At first, Malek thought he might need a choreographer to help him perfect Mercury's dance moves while on a stage.
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Now, while much of the mainstream media will try to discredit the tech mogul on this seemingly outlandish issue, I'm not one of them.
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Nine months before real French voters go to the polls, this gloomy vision - or some variation of it - no longer seems quite so outlandish.
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"I knew Uber was going to be big, but I didn't know it was going to be so outlandish," says venture capitalist Bill Gurley.
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Though his antics might have been particularly outlandish in those settings, conspicuous stretches of exposed skin are not exactly novel at the Met Gala.
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But there's a difference between subjecting Swetnick's claims to scrutiny and arguing that they are "outlandish" and have no place in the confirmation process.
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In fact, most of the cocktails are super sugary and in outlandish colors, so it's kind of like being at a giant bachelorette party.
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Although she only appears 45 minutes into the film, it is impossible to imagine "Vox Lux" succeeding at all without Ms Portman's outlandish portrayal.
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But is that the only reason why Apple …Read more ReadThe weirdest part about all of this isn't that Trump is making outlandish promises.
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More damningly, it also says that PlexCorps enticed investors with "outlandish rewards" of a 1,354 percent profit over the course of under a month.
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There's a woman with a cat familiar that can perform outlandish special attacks, and a secret agent with an uncanny ability to avoid attacks.
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"It's shocking to see that he is repeating the outlandish and false claim that [I] supposedly used private investigators against police officers," wrote Netanyahu.
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His rant was intercut with Baldwin Trump's inner thoughts and they were so outlandish and spot-on you'd believe the real Trump made them.
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Lobbyists put out an outlandish theory to cover up their actual hope, to stack the Banking Committee with more senators friendly to their cause.
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He posts news about his companies long before official statements, shares his some of his most interesting personal thoughts, and takes on outlandish challenges.
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Americans know that truly effective leaders don't incessantly seek credit: When President Trump claims credit for outlandish or unearned achievements, we roll our eyes.
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