Coincidences turned into connections, connections into paranoia, and paranoia into delusions.
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The problem, when Nazis are involved, is that paranoia doesn't register as paranoia.
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A lot of paranoia goes around and that paranoia rubs off on you, and then you get paranoid.
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A simmering paranoia bubbles under the surface of Stone's fiction, a paranoia he had a sense of humor about.
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A simmering paranoia bubbles under the surface of his fiction, a paranoia he had a sense of humor about.
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It's fascinating to read and study, now especially to go back and see how flying saucer paranoia turned into communist paranoia, which turned into general paranoia, and then turned into X-Files-era little grey men probing you.
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Watergate may have been animated by Richard Nixon's paranoia, but Nixon's paranoia was animated by his fears about the antiwar movement.
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Most people would call this paranoia in the clinical sense, but it was a global paranoia [and] most people feel it.
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Hopefully this season will unravel more mysteries, and Mulder's early paranoia will be just that, from spending 13 years alone — paranoia.
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So far, he has come to feel himself all but untouchable, but his paranoia remains -- and his goals that only feed that paranoia.
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And secondly, you just have to be sensitive to everybody and you've got to watch that paranoia, because that paranoia rubs off on people.
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The culture is permanently struck through with a vein of conservative paranoia about pizza restaurants and liberal paranoia about Vladimir Putin secretly running America.
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His incipient paranoia provided a wonderful advantage in playing a game that depends on paranoia—Is that pawn sneaking up on me from behind?
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So instead she was soaring above her own paranoia and mocking Trump's paranoia, soaring above her egregious messes and gamboling through Trump's egregious messes.
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It's an excellent question, and I think we need much more research in what separates out depression in paranoia and grandiosity from paranoia, or hallucinations from delusions.
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It isn't so much paranoia about President Obama's policies as it is paranoia about the man himself — that he is, in some fundamental way, different, foreign, untrustworthy, even traitorous.
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Companies like Walmart have a certain "paranoia" of working with Amazon Web Services — a paranoia that they don&apost have when it comes to Microsoft, says RBC Capital Markets Managing Director Alex Zukin.
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Abruptly vanished from the Xbox hacking scene, causing widespread paranoia.
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There is, of course, a way to ease the paranoia.
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When his performance in the 2013 thriller Paranoia was … thrilling.
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But on Survivor, everybody's paranoia is clanging at an eleven.
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A climate of paranoia has taken hold of the courts.
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I kinda feel this paranoia that I'm not used to.
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Building paranoia is replaced by crystal clear threats and consequences.
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Our craziness, paranoia, anxiety and trauma are literally all imagined.
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There are arguments, flashes of paranoia and conspiracy as well.
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And I like her nastiness, her paranoia, her bitter laughter.
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The Cold War ended in 1991, but the paranoia persists.
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If hospitals make you nervous, your paranoia isn't entirely unjustified.
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This time, the energy is foggy and fraught with paranoia.
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There was a great deal of paranoia on both sides.
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Battle paranoia today by asking trusted friends for their perspective.
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NAIVETY and paranoia mark the European Union's attitude to espionage.
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That he tries to stoke fear and paranoia about them.
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So go the enduring themes in the literature of paranoia.
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How much distrust is warranted, and how much is paranoia?
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Paranoia and piety are the main items on the menu.
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Paranoia is certainly a relevant problem in US political history.
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She'd had five "paranoia attacks" during the trip, Nomenjahary said.
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Despite Kim's relaxed outward appearance, his paranoia remained in tact.
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After a month of this, the paranoia wore me down.
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Just don't let paranoia or fear run away with you.
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I'm a night creature, sometimes full of ghosts and paranoia.
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This was portrayed as paranoia or diversion by the media.
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This Herod is a swirling mass of paranoia and ego.
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Maxim investigated crimes as a journalist, so paranoia was understandable.
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Ernt's PTSD consists of nightmares, violence, paranoia and excessive drinking.
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Mr. Gilbert's paranoia proved the most troubling, Dr. Sacks said.
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Watch out for paranoia, and read up on psychic development.
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Previously a sign of paranoia; currently a prerequisite to patriotism.
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Straw police, hamburger paranoia and the state of the right.
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Then there is Trump's paranoia about scrutiny of his businesses.
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Trust your intuition, and don't succumb to paranoia, little scorpion!
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Cynicism and paranoia abound in the subculture Trump now embodies.
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Nervousness and exhaustion have contributed to heightened anxiety and paranoia.
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It creates this paranoia in your head that's not necessary.
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And such paranoia isn't just unnecessary; it's also causing problems.
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It can fuel our paranoia or our worst, discriminatory instincts.
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Trump's reported paranoia is easier to understand given this context.
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A moderate dose of paranoia will serve you well. 85033.
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It's a word that elegantly accommodates the Navy's innate paranoia.
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The White House tends to bring out paranoia and insecurity.
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"There is no literature and art without PARANOIA," said he.
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Serling's commentary on paranoia and division remains eerily relevant today.
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There was a lot of hallucination and plenty of paranoia.
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It's a paranoia directly related to my fear about safety.
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" Tip: Cultivating a "healthy paranoia" Perrotta quotes Robert Siciliano, a personal security expert who has advised British Petroleum and Best Western, in his Facebook posting, suggesting "cultivating a 'healthy paranoia' in your executive populace.
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Why this matters: The Trump Administration is (understandably) rife with paranoia, and the paranoia is seeping out on the Hill and being nourished by the extraordinary series of leaks coming from the intelligence community.
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Something that struck me, watching The Report, was the overwhelming feeling of paranoia — not just because it reminds of cinema's great paranoid thrillers, but because a sense of paranoia is pervasive throughout the movie.
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The level of paranoia people feel about their phones is understandable.
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Both Asylum and Cult do look at the effects of paranoia.
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But there's definitely a shift, and not a trace of paranoia.
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Top five anime soundtracks… Go.Wolf's Rain, Cowboy Bebop, Texhnolyze, Paranoia Agent.
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It overflows with bonkers dialogue, extraterrestrial slapstick, and peculiarly dated paranoia.
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It's not paranoia if they really are out to get you!
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Cigarettes, paranoia...but the pacing," Pop says, "I do it, too.
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The right stance to have toward this is one of paranoia.
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It's easy for us, as viewers, to laugh at Kellyn's paranoia.
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And initial events seemed only too calculated to fuel that paranoia.
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By late last year, Egypt was in a state of paranoia.
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Pruitt has also spent thousands of dollars to assuage his paranoia.
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Mr. Robot also really taps into paranoia in the digital age.
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Paranoia runs deep in infosec; it is almost a job requirement.
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But the level of 1984-like paranoia here is quite impressive.
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If this all seems like so much paranoia, well, it shouldn't.
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Randers, who had a long history of depression, paranoia, and schizoaffective
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"Paranoia is strange because it's simultaneously comforting and disturbing," he says.
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Carmela developed a strong sense of paranoia and began acting oddly.
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But a little paranoia might not be such a bad thing.
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Hey, we can't help our curiosity (and in some cases, paranoia).
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Stay present—paranoia is a rough consequence of this planetary opposition.
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"This is not about ceding to panic or paranoia," she added.
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Paranoia isn't anomalous in the broader view of modern human trafficking.
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Republic delivers an explainer for the nation's growing paranoia—and how
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He would also generate widespread paranoia about impending attacks among Americans.
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War document that reflects the period's geopolitical paranoia, and a window
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And MBS brings a whole new level of paranoia about this.
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Straw men bestrode the landscape, and paranoia and conspiracy theories flourished.
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Watch out for paranoia, and don't make decisions based on fear.
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Paranoia that his coalition members may turn on him—a not
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It's hard to underestimate the extent of Russia's anti-American paranoia.
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This paranoia harms the most vulnerable Christians the most of all.
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Suspicions of a deepening paranoia clouded the end of Richard Nixon's.
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This endless enumeration of new vulnerabilities isn't a form of paranoia.
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But there is more at play here than bigotry and paranoia.
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Those connected to Tate and Polanski's clique became consumed by paranoia.
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Not only does incompetence equal innocence, but also paranoia is exculpatory.
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Paranoia returned to the genre around the turn of the millennium.
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The paranoia is inherent, and it forms part of his nature.
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But at some point, he says, absurdity and paranoia became commonplace.
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"Don't be somewhere that's going to cause you paranoia," says Wyatt.
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If you've gotten too stoned, you may experience hallucinations, nausea, paranoia.
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But low quality pot can induce paranoia, anxiety, grumpiness, or lethargy.
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Just don't jump to conclusions or give in to paranoia, Aquarius!
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It's pretty easy to use, but the analysis can incite paranoia.
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So the Trump administration's unauthorized immigrant paranoia is simply not justified.
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The fact that trade secrets are hard to define breeds paranoia.
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An added ingredient is a strain of free-floating political paranoia.
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Security researchers often discuss risks with a level of informed paranoia.
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Paranoia washed over me as I deadbolted my hotel room door.
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It's a mixture of political posturing, national pride and outright paranoia.
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With Trump, it's less about policy and more about cultural paranoia.
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"I think that reaches into this idea of paranoia," he said.
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Like many proud and privileged failures, he succumbs to reactionary paranoia.
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Then, there's just COVID-19 paranoia calls to report neighbors coughing.
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"There's this sense of paranoia here," one administration official tells me.
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It emerged in the 1950s out of general Cold War paranoia.
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The result is a tangle of sweetness, irritability, hospitality, and paranoia.
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And as the siege continues, Enrique's paranoia begins turning to violence.
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They and others vent paranoia on radio and in social media.
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Creativity is an antidote to isolationism, paranoia, misunderstanding, and violent intolerance.
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Could this be just paranoia -- or scapegoating to delegitimize democratic dissent?
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It can induce paranoia and anxiety and other unpleasant psychotic symptoms.
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It was showing us the paranoia of his point of view.
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There was a lot of paranoia, a lot of emotional despondency.
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She found a tailored solution to his paranoia: seeing the records.
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Listen to your instincts, but don't get swept up by paranoia.
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Ross: I think Republican paranoia about illegal noncitizen voting is mostly sincere, but I also think it's mostly paranoia (or nostalgia for a time when big-city Democrats really knew how to stuff the ballot box!).
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It's about a young woman and her creepy family in early colonial America, trapped between the country's paranoia about witchcraft and the entire world's basic paranoia about women with strange demeanors or any amount of internal strength.
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The psychiatrist who coined the term says this paranoia evolves with technology.
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That has done little to dampen the ongoing paranoia around the theory.
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And he doesn't even know that Joe's paranoia is directed towards him.
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Kalanick also fostered an undercurrent of paranoia and suspicion in the ranks.
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Now, it's devolving into a sludgy mess of paranoia and conspiracy theories.
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As soon as you feel the paranoia creeping in, take some CBD.
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More than Israeli sensitivities, or paranoia, are at stake here these days.
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If you listen to "Busy Earnin'" there's an element of paranoia, euphoria.
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The paranoia she grew up with in North Korea never really disappeared.
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Psychosis and paranoia are common, which is why users are often aggressive.
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Unsane masterfully blurs the line between Sawyer's legitimate fears and her paranoia.
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It's a dark, exhausting dirge, dripping with paranoia and ego run amuck.
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" Emotions are printed out like directives from Western Union: "Panic. Paranoia. Fear.
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So my obsessive paranoia about losing all my photos was not abated.
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Also, there is the paranoia of living with things like NSA surveillance.
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But when Abramson's symptoms escalated to paranoia, the situation became truly dire.
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Such paranoia reflects the importance attached by the party to such congresses.
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Isn't it enough that everyday life is already difficult and paranoia-inducing?
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Complaints about these caps have increased from general outrage to borderline paranoia.
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I was lucky to have Taylor to ease that paranoia for me.
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A bag of the good ol' green grass + snacks + crippling paranoia = woke.
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Since taking office, Pruitt has displayed some odd paranoia about his security.
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Watson has been open recently about the paranoia she feels around technology.
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But what if this worst-case scenario paranoia is Kim's real problem?
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Black Mirror would be too paranoia-inducing and Orwellian to watch again.
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" She goes on ... "Johnny's paranoia, delusions and aggression increased throughout our relationship.
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Adam should be sowing fear and paranoia, not attempting a Cartesian proof.
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Howard's rant is almost Trumpian in its paranoia and obsession with technicalities.
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Tension and paranoia is rising — it is worse than six months ago.
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Quinn threw out the ammo in Astrid's gun during his paranoia breakdown.
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So is our paranoia justified, or are we merely wary of change?
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A heightened sense of fear, paranoia, hatred, intolerance and anger pervades America.
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In 1984, a rigid bureaucracy controls its population through fear and paranoia.
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Both directors stumbled upon a powerful metaphor for societal alienation and paranoia.
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Trump, meanwhile, is stuck in the shrieking paranoia of his own mind.
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We cannot put the NSA or FBI in service of his paranoia.
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This paranoia was the mainspring for Nixon's attack on the constitutional order.
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It's also suggestive of the president's growing paranoia—and perhaps even dementia.
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The rhetoric feeds a perilous prejudice and reflects a paranoia overriding reason.
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Are you going to develop paranoia now on top of everything else?
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There are the readily recognized symptoms of psychosis: hallucinations, delusions, and paranoia.
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The paranoia was unbelievable, it was all illegal—the parties, the drugs.
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A: Your current paranoia is the work of anxiety at its finest.
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The series reflected a wider pervasive fear and paranoia about government oversight.
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Difficulty balancing, paranoia, and drowsiness are common symptoms to look out for.
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But the rhetoric of paranoia has crept into the house either way.
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But it doesn't avoid the bullying and paranoia, the racism and misogyny.
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Not to call it paranoia, but I guess that's what it is.
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They describe their mounting paranoia after they threatened to expose their father.
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I could feel my paranoia growing as I left for the convention.
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Yes, the first and second World Trade Center attacks revived my paranoia.
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After her monthlong period of acute distress and paranoia, it felt miraculous.
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Frustration fuels paranoia The toll on Carolyn's mind is hard to explain.
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The piece now became an audience-participation exercise in claustrophobia and paranoia.
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Mr. Novak also suffered from paranoia and believed someone was following him.
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That week, despite the debilitating anxiety and paranoia that had consumed Mrs.
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UNWANTED ADVANCES Sexual Paranoia Comes to Campus By Laura Kipnis 245 pp.
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But an overdose can cause extreme confusion, anxiety, paranoia, hallucinations and vomiting.
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A thick air of paranoia poisons even the most innocuous-seeming interactions.
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According to academics who have done the research, that's probably just paranoia.
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And this can make centrist paranoia more dangerous and more easily disguised.
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I started smoking weed a lot, which didn't help with my paranoia.
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But because of Americans' paranoia, a far more sweeping provision was included.
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Effects include anxiety, panic, rage, paranoia, hallucinations, and, in some cases, suicide.
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But don't get too paranoid about things, either (Neptune also rules paranoia)!
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But overnight, a scary new regulatory environment has induced a sudden paranoia.
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The seventh season parodies the cruelty, disconnection, and paranoia of Trump's America.
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"Democrats call it paranoia, and Republicans call it reasonable suspicion," Giuliani said.
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Collectively, they distill an era's distinctive mix of earned paranoia and skeptical utopianism.
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And how much of these concerns are paranoia, and how much is real?
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We are at a rapidly escalating risk as Trump's grandiosity & paranoia rise inexorably.
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It takes them a few days sometimes to get rid of the paranoia.
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When the buyer complained, paranoia set in: Had the FBI intercepted the shipment?
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Or a paranoia-fueled Goldwateresque politics, should Ted Cruz win the GOP primary?
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Neptune is the planet of fantasy, but it also rules delusion and paranoia.
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This episode is about murder and paranoia, with technology as a distant afterthought.
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Although paranoia pervaded the Marketplace Analytics and SSG teams, it wasn't entirely unwarranted.
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All you need is a spare phone and a healthy dose of paranoia.
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"In experiences like this, they suffer from paranoia and hyper-vigilance," Hepburn said.
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The Met Breuer recently explored the clergy's paranoia in its exhibition Like Life.
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The show fills the Public Theater's Martinson Hall with an air of paranoia.
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The real danger is paranoia – which makes smart people do crazy dumb things.
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She had experienced its bad effects, too, like anxiety, paranoia, and even hallucinations.
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Another former senior employee noted a growing sense of paranoia among current employees.
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"My paranoia was correct: They were doing it," Mr. Trotta, a Republican, said.
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It also neatly establishes the paranoia that's creeping into play at Axe Capital.
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Mapplethorpe's work has always been invested in the excitement and paranoia of voyeurism.
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But we've attempted to point out the fine line between logic and paranoia.
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It's like that but with an extra touch of weirdness, millennialist apocalyptic paranoia.
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They devise a strategy to sow intrigue and paranoia among the fractured Brains.
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Marie Davidson: Tension and paranoia is present in the world we live in.
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Soviet double agent inside MI6, you tasted the acrid stench of paranoia and
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It's no wonder that few things inspire as much persistent paranoia as banking.
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On my way back home, I was hit with a surge of paranoia.
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Nixon was as emotionally wounded as Trump, another bundle of paranoia and resentment.
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My confusion turned into paranoia which turned into panic attacks which triggered delusions.
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The energy is frustrating; watch for liars, and keep your paranoia in check.
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And (the crown prince) brings a whole new level of paranoia about this.
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They possess a sort of preternatural political ability, but also a political paranoia.
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There is widespread "paranoia" in MLB about the Astros cheating, the report said.
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The trauma of being shamed by his ex has marked him with paranoia.
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While THC can induce paranoia, for example, CBD appears to counter this effect.
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Call it a competitive advantage, call it paranoia, this is how they operate.
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Once you're there, there's all this paranoia, and there are all these attacks.
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To handle his paranoia, the rapper turned to alcohol as a coping mechanism.
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The delusions and paranoia that often accompany psychoses can sometimes trigger violent behavior.
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Some have been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, paranoia, depression or psychosis.
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Don't stigmatize patients As the virus spreads, so does fear, paranoia, and discrimination.
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All this has led to a sense of paranoia among vendors and buyers.
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On the one hand, there was an element of organizational paranoia at play.
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It's the unwelcome sizzle of paranoia, unable to differentiate between intuition or irrationality.
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Bolsonaro seized on the paranoia surrounding the program to grow his national stature.
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It's easy to dismiss small injustices as paranoia or feel we're doing enough.
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Already we're beginning to see suspicion and paranoia play out in public spaces.
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She also had a long history of depression, paranoia and delusion, they testified.
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And Trump was right there to stoke the fires of resentment and paranoia.
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Because of Pruitt's paranoia, his security detail costs about $3 million a year.
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If globalism's weakness is technocratic naïveté, populism's faults are ignorance, incompetence and paranoia.
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For Americans, who lack the institutional trust of the Swedes, cashlessness feeds paranoia.
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"I trained as a psychiatrist and know what paranoia looks like," he said.
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Lizzie wears her paranoia lightly; she has a sense of humor about herself.
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Gülen is an important node in a tangled web of far-right paranoia.
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And the trend among them appears to be paranoia and psychic pain management.
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But, AtlantaAgainstAmazon also appears to veer into a ramble about surveillance and paranoia.
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Like a mosquito, she vectors in on the neck of our contemporary paranoia.
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"They essentially cast a shadow of fear around the world, paranoia," Pollak said.
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Aliyar's lawyer Abdul Uwais said he was a victim of paranoia over Wahhabism.
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"The Enemy Within," however, eagerly taps into our continuing post-9/11 paranoia.
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For his supporters, it brims with what they surely see as lefty paranoia.
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From the start, Donald Trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia.
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Describe your level of paranoia before and after making this film. Extreme—extremer.
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In tandem, symptoms of paranoia and hallucinations rose 133 percent and 92 percent respectively.
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People on Survivor act erratically anyway — making decisions from paranoia and fear and hope.
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Neptune is the planet of dreams and fantasies, but also of delusion and paranoia.
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Watch out for paranoia—maybe don't watch a bunch or horror movies before bed!
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It's not paranoia, but I notice when things are off or different from normal.
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This may result in recriminations and paranoia, further eroding the cohesiveness of the group.
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What we are left with today is a climate of intense paranoia and suspicion.
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Without bus-level paranoia, the case for voter ID laws simply isn't as strong.
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Relaxing on vacation doesn't work when paranoia about your home being safe takes over.
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His husband was away, and Avery called police in a state of hallucinatory paranoia.
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Thirdly, the AAP style of politics thrives on paranoia and confrontation with the BJP.
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For those reasons and more, Nixon's paranoia and eccentric behavior grew to dangerous levels.
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You can still get medicinal properties without experiencing any of that anxiety or paranoia.
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One lesson is the importance of rejecting paranoia but listening to testimonies of terror.
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Like its attacks on Civic Platform, PiS's judicial reforms seem partly rooted in paranoia.
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Often, the contestants' emotional experience gets obscured by the number-counting and idol paranoia.
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Buckley wanted to deliver meds for PTSD and paranoia to his husband, Davyd Whaley.
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With that in mind, the seeds of paranoia were planted in my teenaged brain.
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I felt for Donathan this episode, as he slowly lost his mind to paranoia.
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Despite Anakin's spiraling paranoia about Padme's health, doctors or hospitals are bizarrely never mentioned.
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That the conspiracy theories and paranoia is coming from Americans makes me very uncomfortable.
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Matt — in his religious paranoia — cannot seem to reconcile the truth of God's declaration.
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But paranoia is out there, says Ben Ortize, the pastor of Grace Sandpoint Church.
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That's a whole new level of paranoia in a sport that's full of it.
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There is the normalization of cynicism, paranoia, hatred of immigrants, racism, lying and stealing.
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For Mr. Edsall to dwell on Mr. Trump's alleged paranoia, and to ignore Mrs.
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"I approach with a certain amount of paranoia everything that we do," he said.
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The shooter that injured Giffords expressed paranoia about government and became obsessed with Giffords.
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Flakka is known to cause delirium, paranoia and what has been called superhuman strength.
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In particular, it's a good time to check out what's new in corporate paranoia.
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Nomenjahary told The Sun that Cutland had had five "paranoia attacks" during the trip.
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We build up memories of safety, and then the paranoia kind of melts away.
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"[Journalist Noah] Shachtman's Wired article was the full flowering of paranoia," he told me.
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Nothing gets to the heart of human behaviour more than vulnerability, fear, irrational paranoia.
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Technology factored heavily there too, but it was awash instead in Cold War paranoia.
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Ballard also called sex and paranoia the great twin leitmotifs of the 20th century.
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Just make sure you get enough rest and don't get carried away by paranoia.
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It has the cool tone, the paranoia, the visual flourishes, the mind-bending revelations.
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They distract and feed into a constant sense of fragmentary paranoia about the world.
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Paranoia about spoilers is ruining our ability to talk about movies and TV effectively.
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It's starting to fade into the background: just another worry, a paranoia among paranoias.
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Even without the drugs, the place was enough to induce paranoia in a monk.
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Fifteen years of 24/7 torment from hallucinations, visual and auditory, psychosis and paranoia.
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Take time to rest, lean away from paranoia, and find ways to get grounded.
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But once the repressive paranoia of the '19503s kicked in, homosexuality was newly demonized.
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Given that, a strong response and a dash of paranoia were actually pretty justified.
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That mirrors her own experiences: confusion, disorientation, paranoia, and the feeling of losing time.
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There has always been a certain paranoia at the heart of Law and Justice.
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Even many government technocrats view her with suspicion that at times verges on paranoia.
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What's more, teen use is connected to higher rates of anxiety, paranoia and depression.
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"The great concern is they're not going to leave, and that's not paranoia," Gen.
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The psychiatrist who coined the term says this paranoia is evolving as technology changes.
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A bunker paranoia at the top, with staffers below scheming to undercut one another.
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A population buffetted by economic upheaval and climate change is especially prone to paranoia.
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As the disease progresses, it can also lead to paranoia, dementia and suicidal thoughts.
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It was a social thriller high on racial paranoia but anchored in everyday dread.
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A failed attempt might only feed Mr. Trump's paranoia and aggravate his illiberal tendencies.
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More fires followed over the years, resulting in public paranoia and increased safety measures.
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" He said it "only makes sense as a statement of racial and religious paranoia.
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A police official said that he had paranoia and schizophrenia and had taken medication.
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Some called him a case study in paranoia and bigotry, his mild demeanor notwithstanding.
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Political paranoia engulfed the project itself, and thousands of scientists and technicians were persecuted.
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A continuing proxy war with Russia is now the greatest source of national paranoia.
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Trump's anger, paranoia, dishonesty, and illiberalism operate at human scale, in 140-character bursts.
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I had the feeling they were mocking my style a bit, but that's paranoia.
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Learning how tough it could be to repair is only going to fuel that paranoia.
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It's known to cause "extreme paranoia, severe hallucinations, and violent nausea," according to the report.
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The question of blindsides cracks open the shell of paranoia that's been festering at camp.
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Paranoia. Sometimes it's so hard to like Petra that I forget what she's been through.
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The show has taken its techno-paranoia theme to a semi-unexpected place: Online advertising.
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This reflects an enduring conservative paranoia that the Chinese are getting one over on us.
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Typically it involves a protracted conflict, maybe a mix of jealously and paranoia, chronic depression.
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Which is great, because we could all use some more intense feelings of dystopian paranoia.
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As often happens, the initial paranoia has inspired a lot of counter-snark on Twitter.
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I operated within an invisible cathedral of my own paranoia, my emotions damaging and indiscriminate.
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Keep your paranoia in check, and don't plan for any serious conversations during these days.
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Some of this paranoia is a subset of generalized Obama-inspired, Trump-ratified birther shit.
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This can lead to a "need-to-know" access environment, hampering development and breeding paranoia.
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The X-Files used to center on manifestations of post-Cold War paranoia and secrecy.
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Mr. Robot, in its second season on USA, is a powerhouse of paranoia and doubt.
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Years of repression also fostered paranoia, which has left the NLD prizing loyalty over competence.
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In other paths, Stefan flushes his meds and spirals into paranoia, delusion, and murderous violence.
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Angst and apocalypse, media and paranoia, distance and yearning were among Mr. Bowie's lifelong themes.
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His "reality show" seems like the product of excessive imagination rather than an authentic paranoia.
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And learning his gut instinct was right on the money only feeds his extreme paranoia.
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From technologists in the pages of Newsweek, it came in waves of paranoia and exhilaration.
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And the more that paranoia weaves its spell around you, the stronger the film becomes.
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Fact-check everything today, and do your best not to get carried away by paranoia.
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Be mindful of paranoia during this time, Sagittarius, especially around work or your private life.
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Victims of sleep deprivation often experience drowsiness, difficulty concentrating, and eventually disorientation, hallucinations, and paranoia.
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Invasion Of The Body Snatchers turned the 1950s' communism-related paranoia into an eerie metaphor.
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They started selling drugs together, then the group splintered as paranoia and subpoenas settled in.
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Some of the incoming administration's anxieties fit easily into the tradition of White House paranoia.
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In the last years of his life, Aaron displayed behavior consistent with paranoia, Jonathan writes.
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Such paranoia is dangerous, and not only because it could accelerate Turkey's drift into autocracy.
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"From the start, Donald Trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia," Clinton said.
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But there are two key differences that set Trump apart from his predecessor in paranoia.
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In fact, it cemented our national paranoia and sense of victimhood, always a reactionary consciousness.
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"Ego and vanity and paranoia — that's part of what it's like being creative," he said.
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But when he developed paranoia and began hallucinating, Danielle knew she needed to do more.
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Second, Trump and Clinton share other undesirable Nixon qualities: negative campaigning and thin-skinned paranoia.
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He can be mistrustful to the point of paranoia, but he can be recklessly frank.
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Another illuminates the foul mash of mendacity and paranoia at the core of Donald Trump.
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" Maduro added that the next reaction "is preoccupation that [the allegation] starts up imperialistic paranoia.
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But across all age groups there is a rising culture of paranoia and conspiracy-mongering.
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Then as now, however, the identification of an external threat can lead to domestic paranoia.
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Reversing that would be the best defense against baseless paranoia that masquerades as political action.
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Clinton lacks, thank goodness, the paranoia, the need to brutalize and dominate that L.B.J. possessed.
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I would be learning them out of paranoia, an invisible shield meant to protect me.
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Railing against a plot that doesn't actually exist eventually drives them into paranoia and frustration.
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Don't get caught up in paranoia—you actually are receiving a lot of support today!
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An extra layer of paranoia pervaded my run-of-the-mill first-time parenting neuroses.
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But once the paranoia and delusions started coming in…I knew what was going on.
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All the genre signifiers are here: high tech, low life, biologically integrated hardware, and paranoia.
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"Instead of inspiring loyalty and devotion, their manner bred paranoia and insecurity," the author wrote.
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He or she has inflamed the paranoia of the president and empowered the president's willfulness.
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Mr. Weerasinghe leveraged Facebook's newsfeed to spread paranoia and hatred of the country's Muslim minority.
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"Therefore it creates more fear, more paranoia, and more hype," Bhargava said, according to AP.
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An interesting side effect of this world-trampling warmongering is the paranoia that happens stateside.
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Conspiracy theories have a tendency to be linked to paranoia and other mental health issues.
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I suffered from bipolar disorder, however, not some form of schizophrenia with paranoia, like Nakesha.
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They live in a closed society in which group think and paranoia easily take hold.
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It's the anxiety that quickly veers into paranoia that Sykes dramatizes in a few gestures.
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"He overcame his paranoia and asked his father to guarantee his apartment," Mr. Ortner said.
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"But if I put on my paranoia hat, this could have been catastrophic," he said.
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Her anger, fueled by paranoia, was a spinning vortex that threatened to suck me in.
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Paranoia or transient psychoses are among the most common serious side-effects of meth use.
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Don't listen to all the gossip you hear and avoid indulging in jealousy or paranoia.
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The racism has gotten even more explicit, the paranoia about the deep state more extreme.
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It didn't help his paranoia that he was liberally partaking of the drugs he bought.
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Paranoia is not exactly the right word to describe the attitude behind these figures, though.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - CEFC China Energy will aggravate Western paranoia over Beijing's investment intentions.
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Their words instill fear and paranoia among their supporters, and we're already witnessing the ramifications.
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According to ESPN, there has been league-wide "paranoia" about how the Patriots would cheat.
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As a metaphor, "weaponization" creates paranoia and the impression that nothing is immune from conscription.
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The cookie bag was empty, paranoia was high, and it was Christmas Eve, after all.
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The most recent batch highlights the al Qaeda leader's paranoia as U.S. forces closed in.
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No way out Beijing's paranoia about terrorism and separatism in Xinjiang is real and understandable.
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"A lot of things we did was attributed to paranoia, but it wasn't," Thompson said.
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"An Opera of Paranoia" (2016) is a good example of the artist's more dystopic vision.
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To some degree, Freemason paranoia grew out of the Freemasons' influence in the United States.
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Survivors suffer from physical pain and emotional symptoms, including nightmares, paranoia, sleep problems, and withdrawal.
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For Black Mirror, those themes are most often paranoia and the restructuring of civilization around technology.
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He could be referencing any number of people, the list growing as quickly as his paranoia.
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The six look over their shoulders often, gaze vacillating between obstinate determination and an ingrained paranoia.
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One is the principle of productive paranoia and staying out of the five stages of decline.
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Her quest for privacy is so intense that she admits it borders on paranoia at times.
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It hasn't struck yet, but if the ransomware fear doesn't get you, the phishing paranoia might.
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My drunken paranoia is soothed when I spot a former customer from my coffee shop days.
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Conceptually, the piece that you performed at FORMS brings up themes of technology, paranoia, and hacking.
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For mentally ill inmates like Marion, delusions, hallucinations, and paranoia can make incarceration even more brutal.
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I slept deeply—not having that half-hour of paranoia every day was a newfound bliss.
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That requires a kind of cultivated paranoia which does not come naturally to non-tech firms.
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But when it keeps its focus on subtler scares and Mike's paranoia, it's gripping and effective.
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But this somehow isn't enough to stop 21st century worrywarts from indulging their porn paranoia anyway.
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It doesn't solve trich or rid me of paranoia, but it certainly helps ease the stress.
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Ms Blunt nails the teetering insecurity and paranoia of someone cognisant and ashamed of their addiction.
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I say this as someone who suffered greatly last season for my constant grimace of paranoia.
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Paris is equally brilliant, but also a bundle of neuroses, paranoia, agitation, and wary suspicion — i.e.
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Mr Erdogan has seized on the violence to whip up a frenzy of paranoia and nationalism.
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Behind the crude myth-making lies the paranoia—which has at least one foot in reality.
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The "old" radical right displayed the same combination of paranoia and inventiveness as today's radical right.
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It allowed me to bring my full self into my career — no more hiding and paranoia.
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B12 deficiency shrinks the brain, leading to a significant decline in cognitive function, paranoia and hallucinations.
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How does a bodyguard's higher-than-average level of paranoia affect his or her decision-making?
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It can lead to stress and even prompt feelings of paranoia and anxiety in some people.
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Angustia, apocalipsis, medios y paranoia, distancias, anhelos fueron algunos de los temas que cruzaron su obra.
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Clinton: Trump campaign built of prejudice, paranoia Race and racism have always coursed through American politics.
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Kaitlyn: And a lot of the paranoia just comes from the normal fear of being vulnerable.
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Colin Joyce is an editor for Noisey and is embracing high-speed paranoia over on Twitter.
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And Johnnson's paranoia led to tapings and surveillance that Richard Nixon would take one step further.
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As VICE News has noted, crowdsourced warnings on ICE raids can also be wrong, creating paranoia.
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The worst thing about spoiler paranoia, I think, is that it preferences plot above all else.
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She was getting bored, and the paranoia really set in after a two-minute floppy session.
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Eventually, the paranoia and anxiety wore off, and we all watched Election in the hotel room.
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There's also the added paranoia that blood will leak and create a potentially embarrassing public situation.
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The shooters often acted during bouts of confusion, paranoia, delusion or aggression—common symptoms of dementia.
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Most influential, according to Combi, is a social paranoia that has been ramped up by smartphones.
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Continued sleep deprivation can also lead to wide swings in mood, increasing paranoia and even hallucinations.
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Something about the flickering headlights and blurred passing cars that creates an unsettling sense of paranoia.
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But on the subject of his investing success, he is secretive to the point of paranoia.
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Her racism and paranoia says as much about the network as it does about the star.
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It was the logical conclusion of a campaign of dehumanization and paranoia which lasted for years.
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"Six people, and the museum's paranoia closed it," Mr. Morea said, smiling triumphantly at the memory.
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The drug, which is highly addictive and sometimes called angel dust, can cause hallucinations and paranoia.
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He will continue his tirade of aggression and keep on stirring up the fear and paranoia.
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This kind of paranoia about localists blossoming into full-fledged separatist political activities might be counterproductive.
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Discerning the line between legitimate worry and overblown paranoia, however, has proved to be a challenge.
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The message of hatred and paranoia that is inciting millions of voters will outlast the messenger.
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"This paranoia that reeks of racism tarnishes Australia's image as a multicultural society," the report said.
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Sceptics might write such phenomena off as paranoia, but haunted houses do spook the property market.
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Just everything, like I was just coming down with a bad case of anxiety and paranoia.
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These outlets tap into a paranoia that perhaps our country isn't as innovative as we imagine.
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My own paranoia aside, many of us experience pretty noticeable psychological changes during the winter months.
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We want to blot it out The paranoia that sits in the back of your head.
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Although the "Reefer Madness" years may be far behind us, we're still surrounded by marijuana paranoia.
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I think there's a bit of paranoia here since we're so close to the Russian border.
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The shooters often acted during bouts of confusion, paranoia, delusion or aggression -- common symptoms of dementia.
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That shift, which arguably saved the company, was the lesson that led to Mr. Grove's paranoia.
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I don't want to add needlessly to the paranoia and fear that permeates my entire community.
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The American president's nepotism and his paranoia about the "deep state" are familiar to Egyptian activists.
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What it is not worth is paranoia and hysteria, analogies to Pearl Harbor and the Sept.
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Maturity comes slowly, but the ability to break your intoxicating addiction to paranoia comes with it.
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A hair-trigger sensitivity to slights made him self-pitying and prone to a corrosive paranoia.
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So how do we best use these neighborhood networking apps without succumbing to anxiety and paranoia?
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But her paranoia about Amir threatens to derail not only their friendship but the families' futures.
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Global health Parasites transmitted by tsetse flies travel to the brain, causing paranoia, fury and death.
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You're not feeling especially heard right now, but lean into your intuition and away from paranoia.
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The shooters often acted during bouts of confusion, paranoia, delusion or aggression — common symptoms of dementia.
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Beyond the buzzing cafes and pulsing night life in Belgrade, there is an atmosphere approaching paranoia.
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In recent years, the so-called alt-right has become a key driver of Soros paranoia.
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The creeping paranoia sometimes seemed ridiculous to her, and sometimes it didn't — because people kept vanishing.
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Tinkertoy, a genius with all things mechanical, has a scary case of post-traumatic stress paranoia.
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Certainly, public health communications should target misinformation, unjustified paranoia, and other negative effects of coronavirus fear.
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Things kept happening to Nixon that seemed to feed into his paranoia and sense of worthlessness.
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"It's all down to paranoia and where the sense of threat really comes from," he said.
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" She added, "Managers are always vague about what will get you fired, which creates this paranoia.
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They view his authoritarianism as reassuring and angrily reject outsider comments about paranoia and conspiracy theories.
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The Ring Doorbell 2 will satisfy your curiosity (or calm your paranoia) about who's coming around.
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The Trump administration's attitude toward sovereignty betrays a paranoia unbecoming of the world's most powerful nation.
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"He was having paranoia about his wife leaving him and not loving him," Jullaus told Reuters.
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Now researchers have tested to see if VR could be used to treat paranoia, as well.
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Paranoia led the FBI and local police to infiltrate Black Power groups and imprison its leaders.
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No, says Samuels, who is turning out to be a relentless calmer of my twitch paranoia.
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I think a lot of it had to do with the paranoia of the Cold War.
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After all, as the saying goes: It's not paranoia if they're really out to get you.
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Navarro possesses a striking blend of animosity and paranoia about anything have to do with China.
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Hallucinations, severe anxiety, and paranoia are among the negative side effects that could befall a user.
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At some point in the second hour the tone shifted — in my view — from prudence toward paranoia.
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Nothing is so likely to induce paranoia than a department meeting to which you are not invited.
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This still feels like your typical Black Mirror, dystopian, techno-hating-paranoia-having plot through and through.
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Be mindful that paranoia is in the air, so if they're busy, don't take it to heart.
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Left-wing publications don't run advertisements by shady vendors who sell their products based on political paranoia.
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The photo of the Umbrella-branded helicopter in the attic hints that REVII may explore this paranoia.
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A chance to clear our heads of moaning spirit creatures and paranoia-inducing bureaucracies and threatening lighthouses.
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But that was intriguing as well — how the boat would feed into their paranoia and their worry.
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Yet the country's Byzantine bureaucracy—and the ruling Communist Party's paranoia—leaves these outfits in a bind.
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She tried to commit suicide by drinking poison as she descended into paranoia, anti-Semitism, and madness.
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I read my horoscope weekly and check my shit moods and paranoia against the movements of planets.
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But spy agencies benefit from having sincere optimists in charge, since the paranoia will always supply itself.
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Kushner had already been a source of paranoia for the president before this meeting took place, too.
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She's compliant with her medication, which keeps the delusions and paranoia at bay for the most part.
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After all, who can engender the combination of opportunism and paranoia usually needed to start a business?
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Those with contacts inside the city say they are told of growing paranoia among the ISIS fighters.
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"Paranoia and delusion can appear anxiety-based, but they really lean more toward psychotic processes," Walser said.
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Essentially, Hiram was just using the Gargoyle King figure to amp up local fear factor and paranoia.
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You didn't have the deep paranoia and skepticism thinking through every possible way that this could break.
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Some analysts believe that bypassing Putin at the time may have deepened his paranoia about U.S. intentions.
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Trust your intuition, don't get swept up by paranoia, and do your best not to be lazy.
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Her next book, Unwanted Advances: Sexual Paranoia Comes to Campus, will be out in April from HarperCollins.
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As he grew older and more isolated, excessive steroid use increased his feelings of anxiety and paranoia.
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The dreaded "permatrip": an urban legend sourced equally in Just Say No paranoia and teenage idiocy/credulousness.
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The consequences of this paranoia, to American Muslims and everyone else living in the grayzone, are frightening.
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Don't get swept up in paranoia on June 7, when the Sun also clashes with hazy Neptune.
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As far as I know, she never displayed any mania or paranoia after her experience with ECT.
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The fact that other players are quite often dicks gives the game a unique sense of paranoia.
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If mood rings could make you develop a creeping paranoia about everything you put in your mouth!
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Those involved with the site, most notably Jim Watkins, have taken on an air of extreme paranoia.
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The effect was pleasant , not a head high at all, which would typically generate anxiety and paranoia.
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"The Hated" is a visit back to the life that stirred the ingredients for his current paranoia.
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For Roberts, this period of rest and recovery is met with anxiety, paranoia, and irrational lashing out.
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Also in the news: The latest eruption of FaceApp paranoia and the nuances of Amazon's Prime Day.
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I think it's got huge scope, huge paranoia and drives the mythology in a whole other direction.
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This paranoia of this fracturing of who I am in real life and who I am online.
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For everyone else, the modern American condition includes a low-level hum of understandable paranoia and anxiety.
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Yet the duplicity and paranoia of the Soviet government haunted the ARA's operation to the very end.
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Instead, in a paroxysm of post-coup paranoia, Mr Erdogan is putting the entire alliance at risk.
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Gail: You've just uncovered my paranoia about banking online, which I apparently share with many cranky Republicans.
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"The AIDS epidemic serves as an ideal projection for First World political paranoia," she reported with alarm.
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One woman, speaking into her own megaphone, stoked paranoia by shouting "antifa is closing in" (they weren't).
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"The Protocols of the Elders of Zion," a Russian forgery from around 1900, fuelled the Nazis' paranoia.
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Separating bed bug myth from fact can help people both manage the bugs and the related paranoia.
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Mr. Trump did not invent paranoia; he did not create the Republican meme of fraudulent minority voting.
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Getting over our Putin paranoia will be a welcome first step at eroding Russia's destabilizing international influence.
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MINNESOTA MULTIPHASIC PERSONALITY INVENTORY This psychological profile makes assessments about such traits as paranoia (check!), hypomania (check
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Go slow with this one, too many hits can easily lead to paranoia and a racing mind.
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"These are the moments we prepare ourselves for with self-defense mechanisms and paranoia," the artist writes.
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There's a lingering sense of denial, dread and paranoia from trying to forget what cannot be forgotten.
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Trust your intuition about your friendships and romances this morning, but don't let paranoia sweep you away.
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Ante este despliegue extraordinario de medidas de vigilancia, es normal que haya estadounidenses que sientan cierta paranoia.
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All these factors come together to create an atmosphere of paranoia and, in some cases, petty vindictiveness.
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And once the mail was in my hands, I developed paranoia about the people on my block.
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Exposed through digital fragments, the paranoia mounts further and further until you simply can't bear it anymore.
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"These are the moments we prepare ourselves for with self-defense mechanisms and paranoia," the artist writes.
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Haley said the past two years have been excruciating, filled with paranoia and daily fear of retaliation.
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At first, it wasn't clear whether right-wing paranoia was also hampering the response to Covid-19.
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In giving in to paranoia and imprisoning Wang, the Iranian authorities are hurting their own national interests.
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Bret: I suspect we are going to move into a more acute phase of White House paranoia.
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Communication planet Mercury opposes dreamy Neptune, creating an imaginative atmosphere that could unfortunately easily veer into paranoia.
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Within one week of picking up the prescription, her anxiety progressed to the point of active paranoia.
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Truth is though, Kanye really was fighting deep paranoia during his 8 day stay in a hospital.
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But Mr. Weniger testified that Ms. Keeffe was not the only member of Nxivm to exhibit paranoia.
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The state of New Jersey appears to be suffering from a serious case of marijuana-induced paranoia.
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In your opinion, is the paranoia surrounding genetic editing overblown, as the fear around I.V.F. once was?
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Interviews with Julian Assange and mentions of George Orwell are sprinkled throughout, sowing a sense of paranoia.
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Although these are big components of the phenomenon, I don't see the obvious connection to hamburger paranoia.
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From the outset, Mr. Trump's approach to the Mueller investigation has been characterized by paranoia and fear.
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I survived but would never clear "PARANOIA Survivor MAX" expert again, and that's not a bad trade.
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But don't get swept up by paranoia when Venus opposes hazy Neptune in Pisces on September 226.
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It's very important that you find ways to stay grounded and curb your paranoia at this time.
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Worrying about the stability of some of the world's oldest and wealthiest democracies can seem like paranoia.
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Trump long ago mainlined Bannon's paranoia about the "deep state" and expanded that to include the FBI.
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They have fueled wild speculation and outright paranoia, talks of coups and deep states and secret societies.
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Its paranoia is of the moment, too, for many with a grain of Otherness in their makeup.
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And talk freely: I never had to explain or defend my racial frustrations, anxiety or even paranoia.
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Selling itself as a free speech zone, r/Wuhan_flu traffics in unvetted information, conspiracy theory, and paranoia.
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Paranoia alone explains why fear that the republic is in imminent danger has been the dominant response.
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The commitment to autonomy — or paranoia — needs to override a host of other logistical or financial imperatives.
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Hernandez's crimes appeared to have no clear impetus beyond a dangerous mixture of paranoia and toxic masculinity.
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Through O'Callaghan, the documentary seems to speculatively connect Hernandez's paranoia to his unwillingness to admit his sexuality.
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Paranoia and misperception of actual foreign government capabilities and intent to access data abound in certain cases.
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We have had an intensification of moments, but with them a paranoia that players will miss something.
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The league oversees this phantasmagoria with a blend of Area 51 paranoia and P. T. Barnum hucksterism.
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His paranoia about the Deep State seems to be feeding the Deep State's ability to corral him.
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Meanwhile, then–special envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker was attempting to quell Trump's anti-Ukraine paranoia — unsuccessfully.
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He talked about his paranoia, and I talked about what was going on in my personal life.
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"There was all this speculation and paranoia that it wasn't going to be good," Wong told me.
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The massacre at the Tree of Life synagogue was murderous anti-Semitism mixed with anti-immigration paranoia.
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Krein, who'd mocked "#NeverTrump paranoia," had supported the president but didn't want to take cues from him.
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It is the institutionalization of reality-based paranoia when it comes to the security of connected devices.
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Mirrorland finds Earthgang coating their grievances with charisma, but bouts of paranoia still manage to seep through.
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She couldn't sleep that night, consumed by a growing paranoia that someone was still spying on her.
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But collectively, they displayed an unhealthy paranoia toward the media, and a confusion about what journalists do.
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The album is steeped in positivity ("Deserve It All"), even amid the paranoia that accompanies fame ("Silence").
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So what's with the growing paranoia and sudden mood swings and tendency to fly into jealous rages?
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But there is another culprit: a diminishing frontier spirit and an increasing paranoia about taking big leaps.
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Even in those years of Cold War paranoia, it was unthinkably inhumane to separate parents from children.
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Between the lines: The audits, called "risk adjustment data validation," have created paranoia among insurers for years.
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What began as an attempt to discredit the investigator has now devolved into delusional, self-serving paranoia.
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For the people living in the regions where drone warfare is being employed, it's 24/7 paranoia.
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As my paranoia deepened, I became convinced that I had died and no one was telling me.
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Dark Comedy, his album that came out later that summer, gave some order to that blanket paranoia.
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Trump instinctively understands how to pitch arguments based either on racial paranoia (such as the lurid stories of immigrant crime he recounted during the State of the Union) or partisan paranoia (such as the deep-state conspiracies that cloud news about White House wrongdoing or the Russia investigation).
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Julia and Aurora try to placate the different factions – but they just end up stirring up more paranoia.
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What kind of paranoia drives a promotion to take this sort of sharp turn into avant-garde filmmaking?
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By now, all of America knows what that means, but as a sociopath, he also dealt in paranoia.
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This seems to have sprung, in part, from Putin's paranoia concerning perceived US attempts to undermine his government.
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He masterfully played to voters' fears of disempowerment and disenfranchisement, feelings that historically leave people susceptible to paranoia.
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But on Survivor, every word from every other contestant is viewed through a lens of fear and paranoia.
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"I would use the drugs to numb those feelings [of paranoia] but really they magnified them," he writes.
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After you sweep for bugs, remove the mic from your devices and dive down the paranoia rabbithole. Activist?
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"Valium can have strong side effects, including agitation, paranoia, irritability, nightmares, rage, psychosis, hallucinations and delusions," Kelly offers.
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Imagine GABA as a dam: They make sure our dopamine doesn't overflow, which can cause agitation and paranoia.
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It's gentle, with funk overtones weaved into a piercing falsetto that finds him singing about paranoia and fear.
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A January story in the Chronicle of Higher Education suggested that "vigilante justice" had brought "paranoia" to campus.
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And preventing sudden, unwarranted popularity drops could mitigate the paranoia around vote brigading or other kinds of manipulation.
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They are also presenting us with a new five song EP called Heavy Paranoia that is out Sept.
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Read our interview with le Riche about Heavy Paranoia and stream it below: A kind of conscious awakening?
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An artist of paranoia, he's outrageously overprotective of me and my siblings, and always delicate with our emotions.
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It is a gray world circumscribed by the maneuvers of shadowy others and by a creeping, ambient paranoia.
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"Prejudice, paranoia and partisanship are not a plan, and will not protect anyone," Clinton said in a statement.
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This year's Winter Olympics will have a record 22018 out athletes, and anti-gay paranoia has somewhat subsided.
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She also said Putin's paranoia about US meddling in Russia's upcoming election could produce serious negotiations with Moscow.
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I worried that I couldn't control the paranoia, the anger, and that ultimately, I was driving him away.
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And the army, believing the country to be surrounded by enemies, promotes a doctrine of persecution and paranoia.
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I recognize that fear, but I also suspect some participants might have had an unhealthy level of paranoia.
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While I can understand Kellyn's paranoia, you really have to credit the people who read the situation correctly.
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The monster is the bridge between Stefan's increasing Bandersnatch-induced paranoia and the PAC conspiracy of one timeline.
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When the video was pulled off YouTube for "privacy violations" the next day, it only fueled the paranoia.
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Federighi thinks it's almost a form of paranoia, brought on by the rise of products like the iPad.
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Other patients appear highly agitated, with symptoms that include elevated heart rate, hallucinations, aggressive behavior, paranoia or psychosis.
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It is possible, too, that his post-coup paranoia will abate, although there is little sign of it.
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The imprint of PEACH in Brooklyn suggests that paranoia and superstition can still cast a spell over science.
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This is not to say they are obsessives wracked with guilt and paranoia (though a few might be).
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Perhaps he has yet to start glitching, or his overactive paranoia is a sign that he's glitching now.
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One of my friends on Facebook wrote about the "uncontrollable paranoia" he was feeling about riding the subway.
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Its effects are too unpredictable for clinical applications: it can produce elation or paranoia, elaborate visions or none.
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Kimsooja's practice is an attempt to offer some resolution in these times of war, paranoia, fear, and discrimination.
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Overall, about one in six patients experienced symptoms of delirium like confusion, paranoia and aggression after their operations.
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Even as FUBU grew into a bigger company, he maintained a "healthy paranoia" about running a clothing company.
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He's said the picture stokes "healthy paranoia" to compete with rivals and not be afraid to take risks.
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Trump like Nixon seems beset by paranoia, loathing and contempt for the press and even loyal political opposition.
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Mr Pistorius's tragic flaw was an excessive paranoia regarding intruders, which manifested itself in an enthusiasm for guns.
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"Fear and paranoia are not a part of my daily existence," she told the magazine at the time.
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Appealing to his well-established paranoia about sprawling conspiracies by his enemies would seem to fit the bill.
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More broadly, the tweet highlighted Trump's increasing paranoia over damaging news reports and political resistance to his agenda.
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The clean right can be very conservative indeed, in this schema, but avoids appeals to prejudice and paranoia.
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His paranoia is instrumental to the plot: It symbolizes that Bella is closer to them than they know.
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Other publications, including Gizmodo, used the tweet to raise the question: Was this paranoia, or just good practice?
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Reflect on your plans, but don't let yourself get swept up by half-baked ideas, or worse, paranoia.
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In 2005, John Ball, a data analyst and rabid Houston Rockets fan, had a fit of referee paranoia.
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He was born near Stuttgart in 05 and lived in an age of conflict and acute religious paranoia.
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The United States can work behind the scenes, avoiding Mr. Orban's paranoia in imagining a Soros-inspired cabal.
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But in private conversations with Astrid and Sonja he revealed that he was consumed by paranoia and hostility.
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And with a mix of documentaries and fiction, the program makes ample room for paranoia, pageantry and comedy.
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Venezuelan authorities say nongovernmental groups inflate crime figures to create paranoia and tarnish President Nicolas Maduro's socialist government.
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His characters give voice to paranoia, psychosis and pettiness, but their author isn't telling you what to think.
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But the style is meant to reflect the paranoia and information fragmentation of our own world as well.
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I've since tried CBD oil on a flight and it's helped me to relax but without the paranoia.
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Paranoia gets the most attention, grandiosity less, and there's been very few studies that have looked at differences.
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Trust your intuition, but watch out for paranoia—Neptune is the planet of delusion, in addition to dreams.
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It's part of a long pattern of ethical slipping and sliding, obsessive secrecy and paranoia, and collateral damage.
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There isn't a specific amount that can lead to paranoia, as everyone's tolerance levels for marijuana are different.
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And the fact that this kind of paranoia has infected our ruling party is scarier than any virus.
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Utterly suspenseful and deeply scary, it's perhaps the best film study in paranoia since Requiem for a Dream.
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Historically, American threats tend to feed the paranoia about a US invasion that underpins the nuclear program itself.
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The history of nuclear weapons is a history of paranoia, accidents, and human intervention preventing a global disaster.
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The appearance of police disguised as protesters has triggered further outrage and paranoia among some of the protesters.
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" Chapo's symptoms include, "auditory hallucinations," paranoia about "the government 'recording' his cell and legal visits," and depression. "Mr.
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If Romero captured the paranoia of the 1960s, Jarmusch just reconfigures it for an era steeped in dread.
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If he really believes all the plots he claims to be true, then he is suffering from paranoia.
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Stupidity, paranoia, malevolence — it's hard to distinguish among competing explanations for the behavior of people in this administration.
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Call it paranoia, but being paranoid does not mean the other team isn't trying to swipe your signs.
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To some, every Chinese traveller is a potential spy; others dismiss fears of rampant Chinese spooks as paranoia.
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He tells her about their youth, about her father's fear and paranoia, about his undimmable love for her.
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Don't we already have "NCIS" and "Blacklist" and "24: Legacy" to power that lucrative feedback loop of paranoia?
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Yet in China today, despite the growing paranoia about foreign things, psychology is "hong," meaning red, or trendy.
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Some outlets opened the door, by helping spread conspiracy theories and indulging the paranoia of the fever swamps.
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"All of this paranoia and social anxiety, it made me very worked up," she told me last May.
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Tall and charismatic, Mr. Mattei might not seem natural as a haggard soldier prone to paranoia and hallucinations.
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But if the paranoia level could probably withstand a slight reduction, much of the movie feels utterly credible.
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But if the paranoia level could probably withstand a slight reduction, much of the movie feels utterly credible.
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Clinton's paranoia and unwillingness to communicate properly with voters is one reason why Donald Trump is president today.
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In a recently released book, 27 experts declare that Trump has symptoms of narcissism, paranoia, and is delusional.
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In the digital age, conspiracy driven paranoia can be easily reinforced with the click of a mouse button.
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CBD, a non-psychoactive component found in cannabis, may help minimize paranoia and anxiety that come with highs.
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But the site has gained notoriety for allowing neighbors to stir up paranoia about crime on their streets.
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He encouraged paranoia about US election results, and continually trashes the US law enforcement community and the media.
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Schizophrenia is a chronic mental disorder that causes distortion in thoughts, hallucinations and feelings of fright and paranoia.
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"Donald Trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia," Clinton said in a scathing speech in Nevada.
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But far from settling the matter, the maelstrom of Brazilian politics is entering yet another tumultuous phase: paranoia.
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Washington at this moment is suspicious of Chinese tech companies to a degree that can feel like paranoia.
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Don't believe everything you hear, especially regarding your work, career, or reputation—but don't succumb to paranoia either!
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However, some recruiters were unsettled by applicants' paranoia surrounding the military operation, and their eagerness to be armed.
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The original GLOW was an unapologetically campy cliché-fest that turned Reagan-era paranoia into full-on brawls.
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Everything is covered with relentless hatch marking, conveying a sense of paranoia and desperation within the enclosed space.
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Sometimes Still's attitude toward critics approached paranoia — he seemed to think they were all out to get him.
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Following a stay that lasted just over a week to treat a bout of "temporary psychosis due to sleep deprivation and paranoia", TMZ reports that Kanye West was released from hospital last night, after being kept for an extended time in order for doctors to address his "exhaustion and paranoia".
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Samuels, from Stanford, says that a huge hurdle throughout the process was the administration's near-paranoia about getting sued.
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But they're both authoritarian personalities; they both have a kind of bunker mentality, which leads to isolation and paranoia.
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To be identified was to make it harder for him to get victims and that fed into his paranoia.
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Those news outlets that specialize in paranoia and bile—who have found an audience who will buy that stuff.
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Trump's long-term skepticism of the electoral process Paranoia has been an organizing principle of President Donald Trump's politics.
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Several South Korean lawmakers said it was nothing more than a display of paranoia from an increasingly isolated pariah.
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Then, as I stepped back into the climate-controlled environment, I realized how wildly, paranoia inducingly high I was.
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It's easy to misread signals in the heightened paranoia of tribal council, with your entire game on the line.
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It also may have sparked paranoia that led farmers to avoid going out to tend fields, exacerbating a famine.
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It's a reflection of the paranoia that has, like the show itself, once again found itself in prime time.
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Because so much of the mainstream media has historically leaned left, there is an understandable paranoia on the right.
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And the disease of paranoia, spreading into the very seams of reality until the air fairly pulses with it.
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With the start of the Cold War in 1945, American paranoia turned away from international Catholicism to international Communism.
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It's common for people to experience a tinge of paranoia after smoking marijuana, and there's a scientific reason why.
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Paranoia, anxiety and post-high grogginess are all common side-effects of sativa, and you shouldn't drive while blazed.
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Alfred took Steven's side immediately, but Alfred suffered from frequent bouts of paranoia that made Stewart roll his eyes.
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He determined that she was not experiencing paranoia, delusions or any break from reality the day of the killings.
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That op-ed, coupled with the Woodward book, inflamed Trump's paranoia about a "Deep State" working to undermine him.
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That it would execute large numbers of people, based on its paranoia, is in keeping with its inherent nature.
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No matter their skin color, fear and paranoia and everything else still breaks these people apart, and that's fascinating.
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For a time, the makeshift arrangement actually works — but eventually paranoia, fear, and doubt set in, with disastrous results.
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Paranoia about foreign invaders is the principle that justifies the quality of life in the so-called Hermit Kingdom.
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As for the paranoia, the army is no more the state's glorious guardian than India is the implacable foe.
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As his paranoia builds, they begin to suspect he's an "other," although nobody can actually explain what that is.
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Lies, paranoia, billions in alleged fraud, and potential jail time all hidden behind a Steve Jobs-style black turtleneck.
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And for an area that thrives on tourism, paranoia about eating the local food can be an economic nightmare.
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After three weeks in the game, the constant paranoia and calorie deficit lead to frayed nerves and strategic slipups.
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There's paranoia among users that Instagram -- which is owned by Facebook -- spies on users to gather ad-targeting information.
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While sympathetic to your paranoia, they think your fear-mongering is distracting people from problems that actually need addressing.
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She reformulates the organic evocations of Surrealism with a nod to Max Ernst's fantastical humanoids, minus the Freudian paranoia.
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It's good moment to step back, temper our paranoia, and consider some of the genuine problems facing voters today.
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According to the slip, symptoms of the Netflu include paranoia, the inability to sleep, and blurry vision/strained eyes.
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"Fully stoned and fueled by paranoia, he tries to thwart the thieves and defend his castle," Deadline goes on.
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There was the fluffy sheep with multiple personalities, the hippo with OCD and the sweet alligator suffering from paranoia.
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Magic mushrooms can take people on a very challenging trip mentally and can cause anxiety, nausea, paranoia, and depersonalization.
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Years ago when companies began moving sensitive information to the cloud, there was paranoia about storing data off site.
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Still, you don't easily escape something like OK Computer, whose paranoia has re-contextualized Radiohead's music before and after.
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Mr Erdogan's furious response to the Gezi protests, say critics, reflected paranoia about a plot to undermine Islamist regimes.
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The paranoia seen throughout this confusion of sound mirrors the feelings of fear at the time surrounding the cyberworld.
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There's so much paranoia about how victims can't be trusted and what we say about rape can't be trusted.
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But behind that, there's a morass of conspiracy accusations, deep-rooted paranoia, and real plots that goes back decades.
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As a result, its foreign policy is characterized not by any particular ideology but by pragmatism and geopolitical paranoia.
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Richard Nixon's staff implemented his paranoia, which ultimately brought him down (and sent several of his aides to jail).
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"[It] still affects Japanese society, laws, paranoia...it's pretty hard to cite everything Aum did [to] Japan," Senn said.
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Enforced by decades of sensationalist news stories and manipulative political platforms, punitive paranoia is inextricably tied to American culture.
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Those feelings of paranoia, depression, and suicidal thoughts based on what I had seen and been a part of.
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A notably grim affair, "Stranger" is redolent of urban paranoia and permeated with a sense of free-floating guilt.
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Worst of all, the ambient paranoia penetrates even those who are determined to resist it, like middle sister herself.
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Sexual oppression and racial paranoia have always run together under the skin of the story America tells about itself.
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There is a common thread that cinches together border paranoia, military fetishism, and obsessive state control of women's bodies.
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Instead, according to a CNN report, Trump preferred to end the campaign by stirring up xenophobic paranoia about immigration.
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Nomenjahary, the police chief, also told The Sun newspaper that Cutland had suffered five "paranoia attacks" during the trip.
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Though politically uncertain, the series possesses immense emotional intelligence, exploring its characters' trauma, regrets, paranoia, and confusion with grace.
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The anti-vaccine movement is a perfect example of far-right paranoia wrapping around to the far-left fringe.
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When the wife becomes mysteriously pregnant, paranoia over the safety of her unborn child begins to control her life.
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Soon, the leader's paranoia got the best of him, and very few of his chosen colleagues could be trusted.
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These sorts of situations lend themselves to paranoia and anxiety, which don't mix well with a strong dissociative hallucinogen.
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In paranoia persecution delusions, often the person is really distressed, and quietly withdraws from life because of the delusion.
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Subnautica uses the divide between wonder and surprise to generate its unique blend of diving fun and pelagic paranoia.
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It might sound like creeping paranoia—the kind of path that'll eventually lead to zipping yourself inside a bubble.
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If one record encompasses the fear, agony, heartache, and paranoia of the Bush era, it's Sleater-Kinney's One Beat.
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It explores the portrayal of how a woman is often driven to insanity by obsession, paranoia, jealousy, and isolation.
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So much of SoCal was built on government investment in weaponry—the endless bungalows underwritten by Cold War paranoia.
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But I'll take a once-every-three-years bout of paranoia over a reliably horrific monthly period any day.
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Throw Mercury retrograde into the mix, and we have a recipe for paranoia and feeling totally lost and confused.
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However, you need to watch out for paranoia and miscommunications, and try to save big decisions for another day.
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As a result, Americans alarmed by Putin's apparent power over Trump have been backsliding into vestigial Cold War paranoia.
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Mr. Grove's paranoia championed and fed on Moore's Law, as Intel strove to achieve profit from that computing cadence.
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Silicon Valley treats Moore's Law as if it is immutable, and with even more reverence than it does paranoia.
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Those manifest differently among patients, ranging from anxiety, insomnia, and nightmares to paranoia, hallucinations, personality changes, and suicidal ideation.
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After all, Mr. Jones, for all his demagogic skills, was tapping into misinformation and paranoia already on the platform.
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Yet policymakers spent this whole period in a kind of haze of inflation paranoia carried over from the 1970s.
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He had been diagnosed with a long list of mental disorders including anxiety, paranoia, depression and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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The mixture of arrogance and paranoia that would lead to the Watergate scandal did not take hold until later.
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Peele takes that reality as a given, but he is amplifying the paranoia that results from its constant denial.
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A taste of what they found: a presidency consumed by a sprawling inquiry, and a president seized by paranoia.
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The perfect storm of allergy season and coronavirus panic seems almost designed to increase paranoia among a fearful population.
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Paranoia into policy Tweeting about a conspiracy theory may have changed the conversation, but at what cost to Trump?
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Es probable que muchos acabemos infectados por el coronavirus, pero en el camino debiéramos evitar contagiarnos miedo y paranoia.
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But whatever tenderness might have been inside him was long ago swallowed up by possessiveness, self-pity and paranoia.
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Beginning with paranoia, the duo leapt over furniture, stomped, trembled, and rolled into fragile balls in between art sessions.
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The underpinnings of "Superman: Red Son" -- which was actually first published in 2003 -- are awash in Cold War paranoia.
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In the rush to protect against new threats from China, the line between preparedness and paranoia is sometimes unclear.
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Symptoms of C.T.E. include memory loss, confusion, impaired judgment, paranoia, impulse-control problems, aggression, depression and, eventually, progressive dementia.
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What about movies that capture the era's aura of political ennui and paranoia, like "Shampoo" or "The Parallax View"?
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When Trump feels he isn't getting it or paranoia takes over, he publicly mocks his lieutenants or jettisons them.
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He said they&aposve encountered this type of paranoia in hundreds of patients, many of whom reference the movie.
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Users have described a comedown period of paranoia and low self-image that can sometimes last for multiple days.
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And, untreated symptoms of psychosis such as delusions or paranoia, may somewhat increase the risk of violence as well.
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It's as though "Empire" hit a single button and triggered an entire array of technological, cultural and political paranoia.
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Symptoms can include confusion, paranoia, anxiety, panic, fast heart rate, delusions, hallucinations, increased blood pressure, and nausea or vomiting.
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In his song, "Legends," he notably rapped about suffering from "paranoia" that he wasn&apost "making it past 21."
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You're feeling uneasy in your personal life and in your relationships—accept what is, and don't succumb to paranoia.
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The paranoia grew as the administration early on suffered leaks about the president's conduct and mishaps throughout the government.
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It can also spread paranoia, fear, and stigmatization, and have other consequences like offering a false sense of protection.
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Many of the most interesting tidbits relate to bin Laden's increasing paranoia in the final years of his life.
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For some observers, the bitterly divided 2016 campaign, which pitted fact against fantasy and policy against paranoia, was new.
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He certainly had symptoms shared by other mass shooters: anxiety, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, paranoia, narcissism and features of autism.
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Though some read the film as a story that validates paranoia over women's sexuality, I prefer a different reading.
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Sad and strange and defiantly gross, "Relaxer" is a surreal survival tale swirling with childhood trauma and Y2K paranoia.
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His show is now defined by paranoia about the "deep state," witch hunts against career politicians, and wild speculation.
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Donald Trump's refugee paranoia, his Trojan horses and snakes, and his son's poisonous Skittles might resonate with his supporters.
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The series' brazen, goofy escapism embodies a country that was seeing its numerous local subcultures being gobbled up by a national monoculture (symbolized by FBI Agents hunting down various local monsters and urban legends), but it also saw, clearly, the paranoia and darkness animating many on society's fringes, then gave that paranoia voice.
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On both sides of the Iron Curtain, paranoia and alarm about the adversary's intentions was the order of the day.
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I'd developed this paranoia in New York, a way of instinctively crossing the street if a guy walked behind me.
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Vocalist Eliann Tulve sings fragmented phrases in a heady deadpan, conjuring both shadowy paranoia and tender love in equal turns.
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For now, it stands as a bizarre story which, if true, offers new insight into how deep Stalin's paranoia went.
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Soon after his arrest, doctors diagnosed Hernandez with schizotypal personality disorder, which is characterized by severe social anxiety and paranoia.
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We used a condom, and I had moments of paranoia, but it felt better than any sex I'd experienced prior.
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And as a descendant of immigrants, she faces a country that is on the verge of succumbing to xenophobic paranoia.
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That scenario could also mean following in her father King Aerys II's footsteps, who fell into uncontrollable rage and paranoia.
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A former soldier who is close with senior members of the Wagner Group described a culture of paranoia within it.
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I remember her parents looking worried and scared, imagine the paranoia, they obviously thought the crowd would attack their daughter.
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Paranoia and fear form their own prison, one Orta is likely to live in for the rest of his life.
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Wrapping the American media up in paranoia about Russian assets is much more disruptive than controlling a candidate from Moscow.
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The verdict, like much in Palestinian politics these days, is mostly a sign of Mahmoud Abbas' growing weakness and paranoia.
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The process infuriated paranoia-prone Sanders supporters, who charged a conspiracy to deny the Vermont Socialist his election night boost.
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Heavy Paranoia is fully contrarian and Mike le Riche, the band's vocalist and guitarist, is the first to admit that.
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Instead, the 2016 campaign is showing how viscerally the paranoia of a majority can take aim at those gaining ground.
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The sadistic Caligula, whose paranoia and malevolent humor soon turned all of Rome into a theater of cruelty and excess.
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But as the police employ new tactics, that paranoia about who can be trusted has also spawned its own backlash.
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Nuclear paranoia, a hallmark of the Cold War, blossomed over the long weekend into another signature of the Trump era.
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"From the start, Donald Trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia," Clinton told an audience in Reno, Nevada.
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And its pared-down but unmistakable visual style, all close-ups and canted angles, added to the sense of paranoia.
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If you think this is paranoia, take a look at the Twitter feeds during the Democratic debate on Jan. 17.
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Her diatribe on CIA surveillance and lizard people is a manic yarn of paranoia and anxiety, and it's unexpectedly hypnotizing.
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"From the start, Donald Trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia," Clinton said at a campaign rally here.
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Clinton: Trump campaign built on "prejudice and paranoia" Race has long been an unsettling undercurrent of the 2016 presidential race.
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Eighteen days of starvation, sleeplessness, and paranoia make you crazy — but I don't see how they make you that crazy.
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Demography can heighten paranoia and resentment within countries, when one national or ethnic group appears to reproduce faster than another.
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The score's creeping malaise lurks around the edges, swelling as his paranoia spikes, loading every stolen glance with imminent danger.
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But he conceded that cooperation doesn't extend to human rights because of China's paranoia about criticisms of its internal affairs.
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People with CTE exhibit changes in mood, like explosive anger or paranoia, along with dementia, dizzy spells and Parkinson's symptoms.
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Take a drive through the industrial, Soviet-era city of Luhansk — Plotnisky's urban power base — and the paranoia is palpable.
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There can be negative effects as well, such as nausea, dizziness, paranoia, or panic attacks, but Todd doesn't experience those.
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The result is a sense of creeping paranoia, a gradual realization that none of Jason Bourne's characters can be trusted.
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Almost all of them described a sense of fear and paranoia when it comes to discussing RT outside of work.
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Whether it's preparation or paranoia, I plan for worst-case scenarios and trust no one but myself for my survival.
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It seemed like the panic and the paranoia were over — until the Dow dropped by another 200 points on Monday.
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And it fans the flames of a growing public paranoia around surveillance, in particular related to betrayal by personal devices.
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Alec Baldwin jumped in the shower with SNL's Alex Moffat to mock the paranoia in Washington that everyone is wired.
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We're past the time when having a Jewish son-in-law makes it okay to spew paranoia and conspiracy theories.
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It's a paranoia born out of loneliness, and the resulting songwriting feels truer and more natural than what's come before.
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The Australian outfit showed up to perform "Love/Paranoia" from Currents, which is a recent addition to their live set.
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Also, the false alarms that Bjornerud describes can feed into parents' fear and paranoia, sparking anxiety instead of providing comfort.
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It was one of my best friend's birthdays and I dropped my paranoia guard for one second to have fun.
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The rise of right-wing nationalism around the world demands a serious critique, not a revival of Cold War paranoia.
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Both alone and combined to create Calvin Klein, these drugs can cause a racing heart, paranoia, and increased blood pressure.
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Has the Bush-era replaced the early Cold War as the most artistically viable age of paranoia to draw from?
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Just the dawning realization that I didn't want the paranoia, the depression, the feeling of being out of control anymore.
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It's not paranoia if people really are out to get you, and everybody actually is out to get everyone else.
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He has untreated PTSD from his time in Afghanistan and is plagued by paranoia, which sometimes is justified, sometimes not.
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Unschooled in childhood, she and her siblings are repeatedly imperilled by their parents' blistering paranoia about civilization and modern medicine.
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The overall effect is like that of a giant Surrealistic collage, a crazy quilt of superstition, paranoia, perversity and idiocy.
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According to The Athletic, there is a nearly leaguewide "paranoia" about the Astros and their methods of gaining an advantage.
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The country's security policy, which is dictated by the military establishment, has a deep-rooted "paranoia" about India, Javid says.
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"I felt paranoia, panic" for hours after taking a hit of acid, Ashworth said under oath at his court martial.
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Your psychic abilities will also be heightened—just be sure you know the difference between an intuitive hunch and paranoia.
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General paranoia and frustration over digital privacy rights and surveillance fueled the spread of the post into other gaming communities.
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The energy can swing from deep, lusty passion to paranoia as the tides of Pisces's ocean churn during Venus retrograde.
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For the record A climate of paranoia hangs over any diplomacy with North Korea, and spoken conversations are particularly sensitive.
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But Trump's ideas played to a longstanding national paranoia about China and the effects of free trade on American industry.
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It plays with the international paranoia of unattended luggage, which state and airport officials urge travelers and commuters to report.
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Photo courtesy of Luis Mora Jazz Cartier's been awful quiet since the release of Hotel Paranoia morning back in February.
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Inside Bannon's White House there are rampant leaks, paranoia, cellphone confiscation, and in response, only toddling incompetence or indiscriminate rage.
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Frequent injection of cocaine or methamphetamine can also cause paranoia and psychosis, especially when people go for days without sleeping.
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In a case of displaced paranoia, Marcus's father compulsively worries about his son and exhibits signs of serious mental instability.
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Like, if I was a traditional Survivor player who was ... cutthroat and untrustworthy and easily susceptible to paranoia, then yes.
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THC, the psychoactive component in marijuana, can lead to feelings of paranoia if consumed in too high of a dose.
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But that's the thing about political paranoia: You see even the most normal criticism as part of a sinister conspiracy.
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It just shows you how charged our times are, and just the paranoia that runs in circles around everyone. Bynwr.
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So I need to live with this kind of paranoia because I never know what the other person is thinking.
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He's a dab hand at misdirection, the sort of fellow who sets even stolid minds spinning in paranoia and perplexity.
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Gene's fervor and paranoia are undiminished by the failure of the world to end at Y2K, despite his ample preparations.
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This riveting film is at once a personal story, a journalistic thriller and an essay on the nature of paranoia.
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Only naïveté, paranoia or both could convince you that the system functioned efficiently enough to execute a grand global anything.
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I recoil from the paranoia and neurosis that haunts many older members of my community, though I recognize its cause.
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Others wonder if he is simply gripped by anguish, vengeance and paranoia, and is dragging his country along with him.
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The video cartoons riff on Trump's absurd utterances to illustrate the president's tumultuous inner life of paranoia, narcissism and xenophobia.
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But the two mythologies — anti-Communist paranoia and anti-gay panic — fused in the American imagination and became strange bedfellows.
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These are the people with the most severe mental illnesses — often those characterized by paranoia and delusions, the authors added.
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The rumors that take hold often prey on pre-existing fears and paranoia -- and are just believable enough to work.
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Second, a paranoia stemming back to Spain's decades-long dictatorship created a palpable friction between the public and law enforcement.
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More than a mere monster potboiler, it bristles with thematic preoccupations of paranoia and features Mr. Moriarty's eccentric piano stylings.
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This optimism lost much of its credibility as the '60s counterculture fizzled into paranoia and bleakness during the Nixon years.
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I have a tendency to either live in paranoia about the future or dwell on the foibles of the past.
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But this tactic also turned grief into paranoia: if nothing was lost, much, he feared, must be hidden from him.
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" Paul Tremblay on paranoia: "Part of the idea of TIs, or 'Targeted Individuals,' is that they have uncontrollable paranoid thoughts.
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And the device and its associated neighborhood-communiqué app have been criticized for essentially encouraging racial profiling and general paranoia.
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Consumed by his paranoia about the deep state, Donald Trump has disappeared into the fog of his own conspiracy theories.
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Use of the term "cosmopolitan" in the 1930s and 1940s shared a similar history of paranoia and animosity toward Jews.
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Yet for diplomats and political leaders every new high-profile incident is bound to add an extra pinch of paranoia.
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It's also got a unique angle for TV, in that it's built to mock political paranoia, not soak in it.
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As shocking as this may sound to many, it's consistent with Trump's paranoia that everyone is out to get him.
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It will push China into a defensive crouch, validate its paranoia and allow it to nurture its anti-American fears.
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Paranoia was when you felt that everybody was after you even if they weren't, but what would you call this?
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This points to taking action after a major realization—but that realization may simply be rooted in paranoia or conspiracy.
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Suspiciousness undermines the trust necessary for effective leadership: Richard Nixon's paranoia almost surely created more political enemies than it uncovered.
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La mayoría de ellos no son convencidos sino, simplemente, un montón de tipos aburridos que exploran la paranoia como entretenimiento.
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La mayoría de ellos no son convencidos sino, simplemente, un montón de tipos aburridos que exploran la paranoia como entretenimiento.
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But the suspicion and paranoia stoked by the cameras — as well as recent privacy breaches — have left some users wary.
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In a complete surprise to its editors, Satanic Panic: Pop-Cultural Paranoia in the 1980s, sold out its first run.
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I think it's possible that with time, this combination of paranoia and reliance has imprinted itself on the criminal psyche.
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The Connecticut complaint said Infowars profits by stoking paranoia to amass more followers, to whom it can sell more products.
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But ultimately This House Has People In It is a two hour content journey about paranoia, disease, fetishization, and surveillance.
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Unsurprisingly, more than a few people react with paranoia when I approach them, waving kits and asking for their drugs.
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There's a fair amount of paranoia that infects his view of ... everything is designed to kind of take him down.
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Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov's also commented on the emails on Tuesday, saying the claims were rooted in political paranoia.
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Meth is a stimulant that increases energy, libido and— if used at high levels or for long periods—paranoia and aggression.
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The more secretive or unjust an organization is, the more leaks induce fear and paranoia in its leadership and planning coterie.
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I felt so emotional upon finishing the series, largely because of that beautiful letter to Saul, and yet … the paranoia lingered.
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Venus in Gemini squares (a tense astrological aspect) Neptune, in Pisces, on July 17, stirring up insecurities, heartache, paranoia, and confusion.
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"Safe Conduct" comically asks what happens when paranoia and precautionary checks are taken so far as to painfully tear one apart.
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This fed Dany's paranoia — and rightfully so, considering how quickly plots were hatched against her once the news began to spread.
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Click here to view original GIFBut most of the jamming Gostomelsky saw was done for the sake of profit or paranoia.
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The site peddles misinformation and paranoia -- "you are under threat," Jones screamed on Monday's show -- while selling supplements and survivalist gear.
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Despite her efforts, the demons keep coming back, sending her paranoia spiraling as the line between reality and nightmares rapidly blurs.
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He used drugs to cope with the constant stress and found that the drug use and paranoia fed into each other.
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The plague has ravaged the country, and the lucky few who haven't succumbed to the illness have become mad with paranoia.
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"You can feed on their anxiety and cause anger and division, paranoia and even, at times, hatred," Kasich said of voters.
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Rodgers is a natural strategist, so if she can keep her paranoia and emotions under control she could go quite far.
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Her family members also described her crying fits, nervousness and paranoia about "shadows" following her in the days before the killings.
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The president's paranoia, susceptibility to conspiracy, and apparent desire to deter and meddle in the Mueller investigation are becoming increasingly disturbing.
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The Fishy Award The Fishy unquestionably goes to Wardog this episode, for incepting paranoia and turning the Kamas against each other.
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Clinton's political career, but suddenly found myself fighting paranoia that I was being shunned as a traitor to the progressive cause.
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Soon after his arrest, doctors diagnosed Hernandez with schizotypal personality disorder, a mental disorder characterized by severe social anxiety and paranoia.
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What happens when our online paranoia and fear of every unknown email, link, and update isn't enough to keep us safe?
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The resulting symptoms, from rage and paranoia to anxiety and fatigue, are intense enough that they affect your relationships and jobs.
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It's been a hectic election full of vicious identity politics, disorienting misinformation, and increasing paranoia among Catalans about Spanish governmental overreach.
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Transformation depends on Pakistan doing away with the state's twin props of religion and paranoia—and with them the army's power.
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"He is taking a hate movement mainstream, peddling bigotry and prejudice and paranoia," Clinton told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night.
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Government and politics are the obvious ones, but the paranoia can also be about more mundane concerns, like an unfaithful partner.
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The letters, written between Elizabeth I and her advisors and Mary's jailer, Ralph Sadler, illustrate the growing paranoia around Mary's presence.
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This has bred an Orwellian degree of paranoia amongst Iranian women, but most My Stealthy Freedom users, including Neda, are unfazed.
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Sometimes the plaintive string slices through scenes to punctuate banal terrors, springing from the insecurity and paranoia engulfing its central characters.
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The scale of the crackdown, the level of absurd and paranoia reached by indictments and courtroom debates, are difficult to imagine.
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"It's unfounded paranoia," Jack Gilbert, faculty director of the Microbiome Center at the University of Chicago, told me, losing his patience.
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High EMF ratings have been linked to hallucinations and a feeling of paranoia, or making you feel like you're being watched.
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But as Maggie Haberman of the Times alluded on Twitter, it's not paranoia if they really are out to get you.
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It's a nice way of showing the tragedy of the situation while also providing a contrast with protagonists' paranoia and hostility.
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As the eccentric millionaire's paranoia increased, his behavior became more erratic and his ire focused on Dave, culminating in his murder.
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It seemed like the Brains would nevertheless stick together – but Julia's paranoia pellet was rattling around in Aubry's overly intellectual brain.
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Thematically, she plumbs the depths of everything from the uncertainty of racial passing to the paranoia of the 1970s political landscape.
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Others, particularly people who are new to it, tell us it causes anxiety and in some cases panic attacks and paranoia.
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Be careful not to get swept up by fantasies or paranoia, but do play with the whimsical energy in the air.
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"This happened to Kanye just before Christmas -- he went into a medical facility suffering from stress, anxiety and paranoia," he says.
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Take the right amount and you get relaxation or euphoria, but take too much and it's a long ride of paranoia.
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That said, the brass is trying to reassure officers that not every call is an ambush and not to develop paranoia.
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When it seems like Rafael is definitely going to murder everyone amid a drunken paranoia spiral, Giuliana shoots her own husband.
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Research shows, for instance, that while THC alone can lead to paranoia, pairing it with CBD tends to attenuate the psychoactivity.
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The story we ran is a personal account of the fear and paranoia she felt during her time on the run.
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Based on Stephen King's novel of the same name, Cell promises to be the dreary logical conclusion of overwrought tech paranoia.
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It is not surprising then that Kusama developed a sense of paranoia and was always scared of people stealing her ideas.
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He was vocal on WhatsApp, they said, and had a temper exacerbated by his paranoia that employees would steal from him.
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The Moon in Gemini is helping you process some complicated emotions, just be careful not to get tripped up by paranoia.
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Though the presidents share many personal traits—secrecy, paranoia, conspiracy-theorizing—Nixon was a scholar with a serious foreign policy vision.
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While waiting in line at the pharmacy, though — after a brief moment of paranoia when cops enter — Kevin suddenly runs out.
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"Half his cabinet will be made up of rabid anti-monarchists," says Philip, a well-shaken cocktail of grievance and paranoia.
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The first thing is having a healthy paranoia for trying to find out what you don't know that you don't know.
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She said she was fascinated by the climate of paranoia that enveloped Hollywood after the murders, and how that affected cinema.
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In that sense, for young people at implicated schools—and, one suspects, plenty of others—the scandal was downright paranoia-inducing.
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