It's about a psychopath who regrets being a psychopath but doesn't really care.
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But for long-term relationships, a female psychopath will be looking for a fellow psychopath.
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He was a psychopath right from the beginning, and he stayed a psychopath throughout his life.
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If a psychopath is motivated by sadism, like the infamous Vampire of Dusseldorf, Peter Kurten, then you'll get a sadistic, murdering psychopath.
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Try this test: If the psychopath in a TV show or movie is shown hearing voices or experiencing other delusions, they're not a psychopath.
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Abedi was a psychopath — dispossessed in a tired part of England, perhaps, and warped by a toxic strain of Islam, but a psychopath nonetheless.
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Dutton generally considers a man a psychopath if he scores at least a 155 on his scale and a woman a psychopath if she scores at least a 139.5.
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" One put it very bluntly: "WE STAN A PSYCHOPATH!!!!!
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Did you have fun going wild as a total psychopath?
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Steve Buscemi is a hilarious amoral psychopath who loves explosives.
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A psychopath who loves every bad thing in the world.
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America is being terrorized by a narcissistic, incompetent psychopath and .
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To defeat the psychopath, write them an email, I guess.
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There's a bit of a psychopath in all of us.
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In this case, the driver is replaced by a psychopath.
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Still, many viewers seemed to believe he is a psychopath.
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Reddit user thebeginningistheend posits that Ford might be a functional psychopath.
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"I can't get into the mind of a psychopath," he said.
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There wasn't anyone that was a serial killer or a psychopath.
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The probable psychopath even manages to make eating cereal look evil.
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"Paddock was a pathological gambler, psychopath and a sociopath," he said.
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He sounded like a psychopath and so naturally I was interested.
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Even if we didn't vote for you and you're a psychopath.
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Eight to 14 people could be lost because of one psychopath.
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According to the video, this psychopath DIDNT EVEN EAT THE FOOD.
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"You're violent, you're aggressive, you're a psychopath," says portfolio manager Mike.
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Could he have been a psychopath (also known as a sociopath)?
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Can the overmatched father protect his family and thwart the psychopath?
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The assistant tee ball coach is difficult because he is a psychopath.
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Someone really needs to explain why Betty's number is Riverdale's psychopath hotline.
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"Psychopath" had long had its day, via Patrick Bateman and Jon Ronson.
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"Do you not understand that you are a textbook psychopath?" she asks.
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It was not your fault, young one, that some psychopath exploited you.
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"I can't get into the mind of a psychopath," the sheriff said.
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Just outside, her neighbor is hunted and murdered by a masked psychopath.
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Sansa is freaked: What kind of creepy psychopath has my sister become?
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But he's not a psychopath and wouldn't intentionally hurt me; he's reasonable.
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And she was worried that she was gonna raise, like, a psychopath!
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How psycho do you have to be to be considered a psychopath?
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You don't have to be a full psychopath, but that's partial psychopathy.
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If Ford is indeed a psychopath, then he might become a serial killer.
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Eve is also looking for answers — namely, how do you control a psychopath?
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You're a liar, a manipulator, you're controlling and you honestly are a psychopath.
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Anyway, the man was a psychopath, and I'd buy that he did it.
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I actually think secretly deep down, he's a bit of a psychopath, weirdly.
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He is more likely to be a psychopath, but even that is reductive.
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I recognize that Sheela had major flaws, and may even be a psychopath.
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If there's a 220-pound psychopath in your foxhole, you're doing it wrong.
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Disappointingly, not even Patrick Bateman of "American Psycho" may be a true psychopath.
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Another lonely, ignored, mentally disturbed psychopath looking to make a name for himself.
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It was going to make a character I loved into a murdering psychopath.
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"'Psychopath' - it's too nice a word for him," he said of Madoff in 21969.
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I think you're a psychopath, or a sociopath, if you make decisions without emotion.
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For Dylan, that includes taking on the role of a teen psychopath in Dismissed.
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It's not like every CEO is a psychopath, but instead of a number like .
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Was it when a psychopath ate a sausage next to his freshly-castrated hostage?
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The man at the centre of the film is Ramanna - an unhinged, ruthless psychopath.
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It sounds maddening to an observer — either he's a psychopath, or he's incredibly calculating.
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Most people think they know what a psychopath is: someone who has no feelings.
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If you are currently or formerly involved with a psychopath, check out Waite's website.
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His Michael was both man and myth, particular and universal, psychopath and supernatural entity.
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Tons of cases of psychopathy go completely unnoticed — perhaps even to the psychopath themselves.
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The suspected Texas bomber allegedly called himself a "psychopath" in a recorded confession, Rep.
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One is that he portrays Pap as a psychopath, unable to control his mayhem.
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The attention-seeking psychopath who got away with murdering two innocent people wants followers?
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Buzz is a … psychopath, who is probably set up to follow in his dad's footsteps.
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"So I just thought I had blown it like on a psychopath level," he joked.
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But not just ordinary pancakes, he makes pancake art "like a lumberjack psychopath," she says.
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Truly, we all thought as we read along, this is the sign of a psychopath.
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Spoiler: he isn't a flesh-eating psychopath, just a nice design guy living in Oslo.
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Finally, there's Dan Wirth, a violent psychopath who finds a new home in Port Authority.
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Maybe he'll finally realize his son is becoming a budding psychopath by following his example.
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But he's by no means the only U.S. president who could be considered a psychopath.
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I don't know: Did the vigilante violence of Taxi Driver make Travis Bickle a psychopath?
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"I can't go into the mind of a psychopath," Las Vegas Sheriff Joe Lombardo said.
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He's apparently a self-proclaimed psychopath, but on the other hand, he kind of isn't.
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It speaks to the fear of every parent: What if your child is a psychopath?
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"I can't get into the mind of a psychopath at this point," Sheriff Lombardo said.
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Meet James, a 17-year-old psychopath, and Alyssa, the girl he's decided to murder.
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The second is a lot scarier, the psychopath who lacks empathy for any living thing.
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"Killing Eve"'s psychopath Villanelle, played by Jodie Comer, is cold, calculated and utterly selfish.
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"He is making [a] bluff only to be diagnosed as a psychopath," the commentary said.
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When she picked up, I told her that I thought William might be a psychopath.
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Carolyn (Fiona Shaw) gives her very strict orders to keep Villanelle, an actual psychopath, under control.
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" Says Kirby: "I wouldn't call him a psychopath, because psychopaths are usually deliberate and they're organized.
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She's a psychopath and a really dark persona and it was really fun to create that.
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"Whoever puts jelly on top of the peanutbutter [sic] spread is a psychopath," one commenter wrote.
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"What kind of psychopath likes their own music?" he muses as he bites into a scone.
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Her life has for too long been overshadowed by the tragedy orchestrated by a raging psychopath.
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For urgent enquiries, or indeed any enquiries, please contact someone who is not an insane psychopath.
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The series follows 17-year-old James (Alex Lawther), who thinks he might be a psychopath.
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In another clip from the episode, Khloé calls Jenner a "psychopath" for interfering with her workout.
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But because Jim Harbaugh is such a psychopath, there's a lot of excitement around the program.
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If you're still not convinced of the distinction between understanding and empathy, consider the successful psychopath.
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What stands out most about his childhood to me, though, is that he wasn't a psychopath.
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The term "psychopath" gets thrown around a lot, whether we're talking about movie villains or politicians.
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"Psychopath" in pop culture has become a kind of catch-all slang term for pure evil.
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For those unfamiliar, Cummings was once called a "career psychopath" by former UK PM David Cameron.
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To leave them out is to risk coming across wooden and cold, if not a psychopath.
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Nor can he, like the General Jack D. Ripper psychopath in Dr. Strangelove, blow up the world.
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Most recently he starred as Kai Anderson, a misogynistic, Manson-worshipping psychopath, during season 7's Cult.
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This is rude, considering that Bateman was an axe-wielding psychopath who went on a murdering spree.
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Together, they are framed by a peripheral text that reads "Psychopath Mumble Fuck Imbeciles" in red letters.
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We needed John Kasich, who is clearly not a psychopath, to threaten to leave the Republican party.
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He is uncomfortable as the villain and unintentionally funny when he tries to portray the charming psychopath.
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Beck has been a strong opponent of Trump, previously calling him a psychopath, narcissist and pathological liar.
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It is true that Tuco is a pitiless psychopath, but his malice has never been Mike's problem.
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"It is almost like every situation a psychopath encounters is brand-new to them," says Baskin-Sommers.
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" It also referred to the January 3 tweet as the behavior of a "loser" and a "psychopath.
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A lot of people think and associate the word psychopath with serial killer—that's not the case.
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On one spectrum, you've got his girlfriend's Dad grinning like a psychopath, and then there's the chickens.
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Some of them end up committing crimes because of this, like a psychopath, but for different reasons.
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I had to work out what a psychopath actually meant to James... on a very basic level.
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He knew little about Fiona Apple other than a vague recollection that she was a feminist psychopath.
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A lot of passages from your book with no context sound like a manual for an absolute psychopath.
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Isabelle Huppert plays a serial killer psychopath in her new thriller Greta — and had a ball being bad.
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"There's just something so incredibly relatable that Jodie Comer brings to the role of a psychopath," Barnett said.
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But by doing that, she's feeding the growing psychopath inside him, the terrifying murderer he is already becoming.
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It's definitely possible to argue that Penn Badgley's Gossip Girl character, Dan Humphrey, is a straight-up psychopath.
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A note: While the word "psychopath" is a popular one, it's a colloquial term, not a medical one.
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"One of the most difficult things in life is to recognize a skillful and smart psychopath," says Galynker.
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But he's also a psychopath and a narcissist, so there's this disconnect in his brain, in my opinion.
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It seems like to be a successful doctor during the 19th century, you had to be a psychopath.
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The Guardian reported Brady was diagnosed as a psychopath in 1985 and moved to maximum security psychiatric hospital.
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This set-up also makes you feel like less of a psychopath when it comes to the animals.
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A post training spliff goes back to the late 1980s when I was a teenaged psychopath in London.
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Drugs, drinking, run-ins with the law and Begbie being a psychopath all seem to feature as well.
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He certainly knows how to keep his cool under pressure — but then, that's not surprising for a psychopath.
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I always thought it was funny that she called the world's most famous psychopath to calm her down.
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At this point, the reader might be curious how the researchers know who is and isn't a psychopath.
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But the real punchline comes at the end, when we find out the Scheifele is a freaking psychopath.
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As they discuss what constitutes a psychopath, the notion of inner-city Black and brown pathology is challenged.
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By being a psychopath, it seemed simpler than having to accept that he was very sad and fragile.
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Because the most distinctive thing about that season was David Tennant's portrayal of the mind-controlling psychopath Kilgrave.
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Fallon considers himself a " pro-social" psychopath, meaning he isn't violent and more or less follows societal rules.
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" Maybe I've watched too many shows on Lifetime, but to me both Pammie and Adam scream "murderous psychopath.
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The agent spoke softly, almost sweetly, his whisper bringing to mind that of a poet or a psychopath.
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"The Psychopath Test" and "So You've Been Publicly Shamed" were both a great balance of horrifying and fun.
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" Competing with Uber, Chanos said, is like being "locked in a cage with a psychopath with an ax.
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At the time, she was engaged to King Joffrey, a murderous psychopath (this happens to Sansa a lot).
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Would the New Zealand psychopath have gone on that rampage if he knew it would not be livestreamed?
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As a teenager, I googled, "Am I a lesbian?" and "Am I a psychopath?" in the same day.
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"Functional magnetic resonance imaging (FMRI) research indicates that psychopaths are incapable of experiencing basic human emotions and feelings of guilt, remorse, or empathy," say the corporate psychopath expert Paul Babiak and forensic behavioral consultant Mary Ellen O'Toole, in an article the two co-authored for the FBI on the corporate psychopath.
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But the more I learned about him, the more he seemed like a psychopath pretending to be a neurotic.
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"My first thought was this guy's pretty much in charge of people in the air — this psychopath," she said.
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But the tale of a Victorian psychopath who slashed poor women to death is gory even by operatic standards.
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But to a certain way of thinking, the prototypical ruthless psychopath is the near-perfect model for a CEO.
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He's a pint-sized psychopath but, if you are a fan of scary movies, he's a very entertaining one.
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He dared the media to check out his claims, almost like a psychopath daring the police to catch him.
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The novelist William Styron, in his controversial "The Confessions of Nat Turner" (1967), notoriously depicted Turner as a psychopath.
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Here a family could be a woman and her psychopath grandson or a pair of brothers and their fembot.
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Every psychopath he ever knew, my grandfather told me — he put the number at five — had been dependably hygienic.
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When he writes, he doesn't try to get into the head of a psychopath, just a surfer, like himself.
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"She's not a bad person; she's not a psychopath," de Wilde said recently, on a visit to New York.
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"It's a lot of lies, like when they spun it that I was a gun-toting psychopath," he said.
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However, Campbell is a psychopath, abuses Elle, and she at one point tries to kill him to escape their relationship.
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We have a president who is a joker, a jester, a racist, a sexist, a sociopath and perhaps a psychopath.
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Sam breaks down and cries, explaining that his brother is actually a true psychopath and that he's scared of him.
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At the inquest into the attacks, he was described as unpredictable and a "dangerous psychopath" suffering from narcissistic personality disorder.
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"It's almost like you're a total psychopath, but exciting," he tells her in what is supposed to be a compliment.
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Either that you are leading a life well-lived full of adventure or that you're a psychopath with sweaty hands.
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Plus there was a lot of abuse in my home because my father was and is an abusive, narcissistic psychopath.
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"After we lost Joffrey, we had a psychopath-shaped hole in the 'Thrones' world," Ms. Turner wrote in an email.
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"You are such a psychopath that you have to make even the death of 17 children about you," Gallego tweeted.
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In that case, the assailant appeared to be "a sociopath or a psychopath, and it's not the norm," Scott said.
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"But really, when a person is a psychopath, they are not mentally ill, except in a philosophical sense," he added.
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"You are such a psychopath that you have to make even the death of 17 children about you," he tweeted.
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But because "psychopath" isn't a diagnosis, you still won't find yourself with that label, but diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder.
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Famously, this happened to neuroscientist James Fallon, who accidentally discovered he was a psychopath while examining images of brain scans.
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One interpretation is that your manager is a true-blue psychopath who remorselessly stole your gift before your very eyes.
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And when a beaming psychopath invades her family's lonely farmhouse, Francisca observes his bloody purpose with the same clinical detachment.
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"I fought the guerrillas in combat, fighting gun to gun, and not like a coward or a psychopath," he said.
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Rajon Rondo, a psychopath, comes up to him, and they begin to have what is, I presume, a profanity laden conversation.
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New York Times still raises that even thought that had nothing to do with nutbag Jared Loughner who was a psychopath.
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"If your ex wants to be friends with you, science says they might be a psychopath," the tweet from InStyle read.
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He may be a psychopath, but at least he doesn't have an artisanal soda company or a made-up gluten allergy.
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Every murder and betrayal since Ali went missing has been to protect their lives, to outsmart a murderous psychopath stalking them.
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Going full psychopath The crew ties her up and starts to pull everything they can find off her phone and laptop.
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The combination of "the little boy and the psychopath" makes Ramsay "more than a cardboard cutout evil baddie," Mr. McElhatton said.
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Jay Inslee as Sandor Clegane Clegane (aka The Hound) has one mission: Kill his psychopath older brother Gregor (aka The Mountain).
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HIT TV evokes the nostalgia of 80's cinema: neon lights, old TVs, and a masked psychopath on a murderous rampage.
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Among the people at your gym steadily spinning their wheels on the cardio machines, there's always that one loud, sweaty psychopath.
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That's why Norman Bates of Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" isn't actually a psychopath — he thinks he's obeying the wishes of his mother.
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"Why can't therapists do something about a psychopath getting his dirty little fingers on the nuclear codes?" a patient asked me.
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Dear Amy: My "very charming" psychopath/personality-disordered, almost ex-husband has found his next victim — his first girlfriend from college.
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While Goldberg never receives an explicit diagnosis in either season of "You," many viewers seem to believe he is a psychopath.
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Lee's attorneys have since argued that prosecutors relied on discredited science to prove that he would be a psychopath in prison.
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Every season, Rick thinks he's found some great new safe haven, and then he meets a psychopath who proves him wrong.
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The House That Jack Built stars Matt Dillon as a philosophically minded psychopath who carries out five random acts of bloodshed.
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You'd be a psychopath not to, so it is a good indication that Jed has a long history of loving tiny creatures.
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Their relative rarity in the Western world makes tapeworms a sensationalist fear—like being struck by lightening or killed by a psychopath.
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James (Alex Lawther) is a teen who thinks he's a psychopath, and who decides that it's time to make his first kill.
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America is perhaps the first psychopath nation: It does not act as if it has considered that other countries have interior lives.
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Cage turns up the dial on his natural intensity to 11...thousand as he goes from doting dad to single-minded psychopath.
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"Teeth" should also be called the Hannibal Lecter emoticon, because it's the ultimate way to express anger, with a dash of psychopath.
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Borrowing from the Polanski playbook, it tells of a woman's unraveling into a homicidal psychopath as she minds an upscale Manhattan apartment.
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Nor am I concerned that an escaped psychopath is going to break down my front door in the middle of the night.
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While winning a five-dollar bet might make you happy, however, a psychopath would need a bigger reward to perk them up.
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We spoke to Rheon about Ramsay's demise, saying goodbye to Game of Thrones, and how he dealt with playing a terrifying psychopath.
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In such tales, ambiguity is stripped away, exposing the sick pleasure of the powerful psychopath and the terror of his innocent prey.
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A full-blown psychopath will use any means, including violence, to get to the end — but that doesn't mean they're a sadist.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 52%Backpackers get stuck in the Australian outback with a sheriff who turns out to be a psychopath.
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At least Brendan Fraser, as Gunther, got to act like a human being for one scene, rather than like a grinning psychopath.
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Conte himself is a touchline psychopath, prowling his technical area with all the menace and extreme violence of an incarcerated Hannibal Lecter.
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"I just want 30 seconds alone with that heartless psychopath," posted Frankie Rzucek, the brother of Shanann Watts, who was 15 weeks pregnant.
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My Sister Rosa by Justine Larbalestier is a YA novel about a boy whose younger sister is a psychopath—chilling and thought-provoking.
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A full-blown female psychopath is still relatively rare to behold in mainstream film, and the erotic thriller gave us plenty of those.
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He's there for the purge of the Starks from King's Landing after Ned Stark accuses Idiot Psychopath of being a product of incest.
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Except Anna is actually Emelie (Sarah Bolger), a homicidal psychopath who is about as far away from Mary Poppins as you can get.
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"I am obsessed with wiener dogs, so I've just been sitting at home staring at her all day like a psychopath," she joked.
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Look at what you all are doing to lovable psychopath Philip Rivers: Philip Rivers said he has to 'laugh to keep from crying.
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" Knox herself is most succinct in the documentary when she says, "Either I am a psychopath in sheep's clothing, or I am you.
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Superman's concern over Batman, on the other hand, is a reasonable response to a psychopath with an endless supply of weaponry and rage.
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Lowe, who pulled triple duty as director, writer, and our lovable psychopath Ruth, was also seven-and-a-half months pregnant during filming.
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After last night's Walking Dead, the Twitterverse heralded murderous psychopath Negan (Jeffery Dean Morgan) as an enlightened progressive for his stance on rape.
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The women's champion, meanwhile, is Asuka, a tiny flame-haired psychopath who became a legend in Japan while wrestling under the name Kana.
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Essentially he's a psychopath who kills animals by locking them in an abandoned fridge at the dump and waiting for them to die.
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In short, a psychopath has no empathy for other people and acts on their impulses and calculated decisions for their own advancement alone.
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Thirty-something, hirsute, in slack shape, he looks and acts the part of sleazoid voyeur, stand-up comic, psychopath and self-martyred saint.
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By that time Flint had gotten a makeover, shaving off part of his hair and generally acting like a bit of a psychopath.
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We are in the hands of a psychopath who thinks the world and life and death are part of his reality TV show.
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In Blue Velvet, they're an enclosure for a sadistic psychopath to trap a fresh-out-of-high-school sleuth for a joy ride.
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If someone is in a relationship with a psychopath, or still in contact with one, what would you suggest be their next step?
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If you think you might be dating a psychopath, here's some bad news: They may not leave you alone when you break up.
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I don't care for thrillers that spend every other chapter in the mind of a psychopath who murders prostitutes with a potato peeler.
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He remarks that cyclists never drink the water that spectators proffer because, who knows, any stranger might be a saboteur or a psychopath.
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The word psychopath" is commonly used to describe villains on TV and in movies, like Joe Goldberg in Netflix&aposs hit series "You.
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Like being empathetic is a minor act that gets like bandied about, as if well, if you're not being empathetic, you're a psychopath.
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We last saw self-proclaimed psychopath James (played by Lawther) running down a desolate beach as a bullet rang out in his direction.
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Levels of psychological instability vary from individual to individual, from the harmless, deluded recluse to the dangerous psychopath with aspirations toward domestic terrorism.
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Wind Gap is actually a nasty place that is harboring a local psychopath, and the root of Camille's problems is Adora's lack of affection.
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Kasady is a sadistic, murderous psychopath, and his bond with Carnage creates a character that's much more deadly, vicious, deranged, and violent than Venom.
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It seems George took this as a twisteda challenge George is a psychopath, as the teacher suggested, but he's also an artist of sorts.
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"If someone breaks your heart, compare them to a vile psychopath who murders children and keeps his toilet on his porch," this film says.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is a "psychopath," a Democratic operative who managed President Barack Obama's first campaign and now supports Hillary Clinton, claimed Sunday.
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A new study in the Journal of Applied Psychology, however, used data from 92 independent samples to examine just how common psychopath bosses are.
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"They're used to my voice, but they're a little confused about the fact that I look like a psychopath on the poster," he admits.
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Then Darlene goes one better by going full psychopath and just tasing her into the pool, cutting off the whole plotline just in time.
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Wouldn't want to hear anything but approval from the 21625% of psychopath partisans who think a polio survivor on the stairs is hilarious pic.twitter.
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A remorseless psychopath is no-one's idea of a good leader, while having nice people in charge is not simply a matter of preference.
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Waite chronicles the collapse of their marriage, and her path towards healing from the aftereffects of marrying a literal psychopath, in her new book.
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Later, a genetic test confirmed he had all the biological makings of a psychopath (he's apparently also related to Lizzie Borden, so there's that).
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But Jessica's mother Lynn Kessling suspects the truth: that Skylar is a dangerous, amoral psychopath, who's dark secrets may be too frightening to believe!
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Hot on his trail is a psychopath (Javier Bardem) and a poor old sheriff (Tommy Lee Jones) who's tired of all the senseless violence.
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" One participant said, "I find him to be a psychopath," prompting a burst of laughter; another said he found M. "typical in many ways.
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"I wanted to be a psychopath, to kill without mercy and be the most feared sicario in the world," he said, describing the scene.
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There was no sign on Wednesday of Perez, whom officials condemned as a "psychopath", but the helicopter was found on Venezuela's northern Caribbean coastline.
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"One psychopath Dylan Roof caused historic Rebel Flag to be removed yet violent inducing psychiatric drug he was taking still on market," Shine wrote.
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She is re-enacting this YouTube video of a psychopath sitting dead-eyed in her prison uniform and recounting how she killed a man.
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For most of the movie he's just an empty psychopath, a one-note character who delights in tormenting others for no reason at all.
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It turns out Pastor Charles was a psychopath who was holding people he believed to be sinners against their will in various states of torture.
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The Hound kills the innocent butcher's boy who had befriended Arya on the orders of idiot psychopath Joffrey Baratheon, for whom he serves as bodyguard.
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Only a stone-cold psychopath would consider bringing home that giant wheel of rough paper, encased in a rugged dispenser to protect it from thieves.
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Is it about a heartless, House-esque psychopath resident (Matt Czurchy) whose unconventional methods are excused by the fact that he gets the job done?
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If you have ever thought that your charismatic, ambitious, ruthless, and unfeeling boss could be a psychopath, your armchair diagnosis may not be far off.
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However, having seen William's transformation from hero to psychopath, we have to wonder what exactly happened when he and Logan went home after their visit.
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He said at one point that America is living in a "Gestapo age" of government bullying and charged that Mr Obama lies like a "psychopath".
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It's slightly confusing when contrasted with his character James, an angsty teenage psychopath on the Netflix mini-series The End of the F**king World.
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I had watched Rader's confession on YouTube, and I liked to think that I would have known he was a psychopath if I met him.
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"I guess it really comes down to whether or not you are an evil psychopath demon who's come over here to kill everybody," he says.
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In fact, the only truly unreliable narrator in the book is Tom, your friendly neighborhood psychopath who flat-out gaslights the women who love him.
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He assured me that I wouldn't have made an appointment with him if I had actually been psychotic or a psychopath, which was a relief.
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"The End of the ___ing World" sent a self-identifying psychopath on a road trip cum crime spree with a girl he planned to kill.
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With the ease that TV psychologists throw around the word "psychopath," you might think we have a better handle on what that label actually means.
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Until the very end, when he loses his smiling cool, he comes across less as a supersmart psychopath than a riled-up good old boy.
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If the role he plays in "Wolf Boys" is an archetypal one—the psychopath father proxy, the charismatic comandante —the details have a chilling specificity.
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But according to mental health experts, Goldberg&aposs mental health is more complicated, especially since the term psychopath doesn&apost hold much meaning, clinically speaking.
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If you&aposve been rejected from booking an Airbnb rental, it may be because the app&aposs artificial intelligence determined that you&aposre a psychopath.
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First of all, Fallon told me that the behavior we associate with being "psycho" in relationships bears little relation to that of a real psychopath.
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Berlinger says the film is an exploration of Bundy's supposed everyman charm, and how people can find themselves to be so easily seduced by a psychopath.
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" But even sad-clown fallen conservative media mogul Glenn Beck has taken to saying he'd worry about his own safety if left alone with "psychopath Trump.
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The writer-director Nicolas Pesce's short-but-stunning debut feature opens with a sequence of stomach-turning violence, as a nomadic psychopath terrorizes a farming family.
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The first was an interview I watched with a woman who described her crack addiction as being similar to being in a relationship with a psychopath.
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One of them, James (Alex Lawther), is pretty positive he's a psychopath, and he's pretty positive he wants to kill Alyssa (Jessica Barden), his fellow runaway.
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"For me, it wasn't Charles Manson, an old-fashioned psychopath with a New Age angel, who I found compelling," Meredith wrote in an email to Refinery29.
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Ramsay Bolton is the show's other psychopath, but at least he spares us the pious pearls of wisdom that the High Sparrow drops at every turn.
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Rohan, played by Josh Quong Tart, is the conservatively-dressed maniac of the film, an unassuming psychopath that is very much a legacy of horror films.
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The show is paced perfectly, and it is a joy to hear the French pronunciation of the word "psychopath" over and over again. See-ko-pat.
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Broadly: What are some signs that the person that you have been with or are currently dating or married to that they might be a psychopath?
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Your reaction to it will depend largely on how you feel about the fact that Jule is a psychopath — and that she's targeting the bratty rich.
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But the idea that their government would forcibly put them in a foxhole with a 220-pound psychopath trying to kill them doesn't make any sense.
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And hey, if you are a psychopath, there may be some benefits to antisocial traits: Assertiveness, for example, is a great asset in the business world.
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James (Alex Lawther) is a self-diagnosed psychopath who once submerged his own hand in a deep-fat fryer and now occupies himself killing small animals.
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You didn't know the type of individuals you were running into on the trail, if they're in need of water, in need of food, a psychopath.
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Read more:'You' fans think Joe is a psychopath, but mental health experts say they're wrongPeople with the 'Truman Show delusion' believe they're always being watched.
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As played by Jodie Comer on the mesmerizing British thriller "Killing Eve," Villanelle (real name: Oksana Astankova) is a psychopath with a gleeful passion for murder.
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" Parker was also slammed by Luke Stone for his "disturbing" actions, while Connor Saeli accused him of being "a liar, a manipulator" as well as "a psychopath.
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When we last left bookstore manager/millennial psychopath Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley), he had just gotten away with the murder of one-time obsession Beck (Elizabeth Lail).
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While he initially blasted his brother-in-law — describing Chris, 33, as a "heartless psychopath" — on Friday he posted again about the killings, this time to grieve.
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" Duterte was slammed, including by some of his political allies, two weeks ago for calling God "stupid" in a speech, with one bishop calling him a "psychopath.
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"Halloween" introduced both Curtis (it was her film debut) and her character, Laurie Strode, a teenage babysitter who is stalked by the masked psychopath Myers (Nick Castle).
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On the inside, this is a show with such a soft, vulnerable heart that you're probably a psychopath if you don't end up crying by the end.
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D'Elia is known for his roles in Undateable and Whitney, as well as the upcoming half-hour comedy Psychopath that he co-created and will star in.
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James is a self-proclaimed psychopath while Alyssa is a rebellious teen with an enthusiasm for swearing and looking to bring some excitement to her boring life.
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When we initially meet James, he explains through voiceover he believes he's a "psychopath," as he no longer feels anything and has a history of killing animals.
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She'll also star on the third season of MTV's Scream: The TV Series, portraying a character who is in the know about taking down a masked psychopath.
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Norman, who naturally gets his name from the guest-murdering proprietor of the Bates Motel, is the "world's first psychopath AI," according to its creators at MIT.
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"I just feel really bad, like people think I have more in common with that idiot psychopath than I do the innocent people being killed," she said.
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If you've ever considered the circumstances under which other humans have eaten one another, it's likely, too, that they resemble these extreme scenarios, or involve a psychopath.
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Less ambiguously, "Baby Teeth" suggests that the daughter is a classic psychopath who is capable of little emotional attachment and who shows no remorse for her violence.
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A good deal of what goes into making a psychopath is genetic — but, as we see from Fallon's story, that doesn't mean there's nothing anyone can do.
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Do not use any inflammatory language ("psychopath," etc.), but do tell her in general terms about the financial issues and overall chaos of your life with him.
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Citra learns at the knee of a humane woman named Scythe Curie; Rowan tries not to sell his soul to a renegade psychopath who engineers mass reapings.
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But the idea that their government would forcibly put them in a foxhole with a 223-pound psychopath trying to kill them doesn't make any sense at all.
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"I don't know if you saw [sister Sara Foster] jumping on top of Kate like a psychopath but we were just so excited about her having a girl."
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That's almost a decade after auburn-haired Albus visited an orphaned psychopath named Tom Marvolo Riddle and told him that he was a wizard who belonged at Hogwarts.
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As the body count rises, Andy's mother Karen (Catherine Hicks) and homicide detective Mike Norris (Chris Sarandon) begin to suspect that the young boy is a budding psychopath.
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Thanks in part to Donald Trump's media diagnosis, Narcissistic Personality Disorder has overtaken "psychopath" and "bipolar" to emerge as the number one label for others' perceived psychological failings.
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Knowing Colonel Qaddafi's track record as a sponsor of terrorism and a brutal dictator (psychopath?), Western leaders had good reason to believe the regime's threats of mass murder.
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Possibly. His father, Benjamin Hoskins Paddock, a bank robber, is claimed to have been a psychopath (I have no real evidence of that diagnosis beyond the news reports).
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A former top adviser to President Barack Obama on Sunday labeled Donald Trump a "psychopath", saying the Republican presidential nominee met the clinical definition of the personality disorder.
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It's not as fun as an online quiz, but to actually assess a psychopath requires a trip to the doctor's office and a detailed personal and medical history.
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So don't be surprised if, when Jack and Thomas first meet, you flash on Alfred Hitchcock's "Strangers on a Train," with its sly, insinuating psychopath and uptight patsy-hero.
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But it was interesting that there is this little moment of a lot of people talking about that idea that you have to be a psychopath to be successful.
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Psychopath Ballads is similarly varied, with clear influence from longtime Yung Lean favourite Daniel Johnston ("On the Road") and even, dare I say it, flashes of emo ("Primal Fear")?
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They both contain a key twist where the wife is not the nice, normal, and somewhat naive housewife and is in fact a psychopath who sets up her husband.
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One document, for example, shows that the CIA knew of a Bulgarian independence activist confined in a military hospital in Panama under the false pretense of being a psychopath.
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He's plotting to reunite with his old girlfriend, who has taken up with a psychopath, Arnett, at an abandoned disaster of an inn perched precariously below the mountain's peak.
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I honestly couldn't put my finger on whether he was a good, quirky guy who had taken things to the extreme or if he was some kind of psychopath.
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It's tricky because it's not like getting out of a normal relationship because the psychopath does thrive on drama and wants to make your life as miserable as possible.
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But while it's possible your control-freak boss or that girl you knew in college is a psychopath, the term is mostly used in a way that's completely wrong.
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Stern presents Karadzic not as a psychopath, but as a human being turned malevolent through context, with traits shared by other leaders of his type, including our own president.
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It is now down to the prosecution to establish whether these claims are founded or whether they are just boasts by a "psychopath" or "serial killer," according to Gomez.
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Her first novel, "Aspire to the Heavens" (1969), was not about a murderous psychopath or a jealous friend bent on bloody revenge, but rather about George and Martha Washington.
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He tried hard ... but Tyler couldn't figure out how to properly slice the bread and then cut the avocado STRAIGHT DOWN THE MIDDLE THROUGH THE PIT LIKE A PSYCHOPATH!!!
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Villanelle is a psychopath assassin with an unparalleled knack for murder, but she's also snarky and playful, with a love of mimicking passersby and drowning herself in luxurious clothes.
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And he was this personable individual who just charmed everybody, and clearly in retrospect he was a psychopath and he was just interested in power for its own sake.
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Former Ohio State linebacker Jerome Baker, however, is looking to get drafted by an NFL team later this month, so naturally he sat down with a psychopath to talk shop.
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Played by an impressively deadpan Jessica Barden, Alyssa is a 17-year-old girl who goes on the run with potential psychopath James (Alex Lawther) in Netflix's latest black comedy.
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While I definitely encountered a few prickly personalities, there were only a few people who I felt truly uncomfortable with — one confessed herself to be a psychopath during the interview.
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" After realizing the polygraph recorded that she was telling the truth about the subway pushing, she joked, "I'm so happy that was confirmed with the polygraph, that I'm a psychopath.
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After seeing her friends slaughtered and barely escaping with her own life on that bloody night in 1978, Laurie is hell-bent on exacting revenge from masked psychopath Michael Myers.
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The dark British dramedy follows James, a 17-year-old who's pretty sure he's a psychopath, and Alyssa, a crudely blunt girl who convinces James to run away with her.
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But the fact he's reduced to a generic bully rather than a creepy psychopath makes his character feel sort of bland in comparison to how he's portrayed in King's book.
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The descriptions of his alleged behavior -- in the New Yorker and New York Times -- suggest the classic symptoms of a psychopath: risk taking, clever manipulation and a lack of shame.
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Now she unleashed her fury at Mr. Gove, portraying him as a "political psychopath," the Brutus to her brother's Caesar, and at Ms. Vine, whom she compared to Lady Macbeth.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A former top adviser to President Barack Obama on Sunday labeled Donald Trump a "psychopath", saying the Republican presidential nominee met the clinical definition of the personality disorder.
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Instead of being portrayed as simply a murderous psychopath, the Annie we see on the new season struggles with mental illness, and has an abundance of love for her daughter.
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For a while, Charlie, an often voluble, charismatic psychopath, even quiets down, allowing the men to drink, laugh and think about the Utopia that John and Hermann hope to build.
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Wes Craven's nightmarish horror classic introduced audiences to Freddy Krueger, the scarred (and surprisingly nuanced) psychopath played by Robert Englund who here stalks a group of teenagers in their dreams.
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Depending on who you asked, Knox's behavior was that of a cold-blooded psychopath, or of a scared 20-year-old who was shocked to learn her roommate was murdered.
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When the psychopath is an acute thinker about responsibility and the atheist a tantrum-prone man-child hoping to avoid it, we have trouble deciding how to invest our emotions.
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What does it look like when a psychopath starts to learn how to feel things, and when a woman who's incredibly empathetic and intuitive starts to lose those parts of herself?
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Cumberbatch stars as Vote Leave's campaign director Dominic Cummings — a man David Cameron is said to have called a "career psychopath" and who many Remainers might consider a real-life villain.
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Euron is a caricature of a psychopath, a battle-spattered, leather-loving machete of a man who looks like he's a second away from licking his own blood off Yara's face.
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When your alarm went off this morning, did you leap cheerfully out of bed like some kind of psychopath... or did you do the predictable thing and hit that snooze button?
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While staying at a hotel in Boone, North Carolina, author Jon Ronson (So You've Been Publicly Shamed and The Psychopath Test, among others), got a lovely note from the housekeeping staff.
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A merc with a conscious, a one-track-mind horn dog, or a ruthless murdering psychopath – there are no wrong answers, but there were definitely consequences to the decisions I chose.
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Having a psychopath within a company can lead to poor employee retention, said Hancock, referencing FBI research that found that departments managed by psychopaths decreases productivity and morale in the team.
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Season 3 has Jessica and childhood bestie Trish rejoining forces against "a highly intelligent psychopath," but the aftermath of Season 2's finale won't be brushed under the rug so quickly.
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But Drake is a psychopath, who doesn't merely spoil tombs in his jumbled quest for riches and self-identity, but leaves entire villages and favelas with millions of dollars in damages.
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Bookey reportedly told her victim she "was a psychopath and crazy and that [the victim] was her first kill and she was probably going to kill again," according to the complaint.
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Rather than unpicking the figure of the psychopath or exploring the flaws of the American criminal justice system, "The Witness" is fuelled by one man's personal and obsessive need to comprehend.
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He displayed no emotion—during the trial, he'd only seemed interested in the crime scene and autopsy photos—and there was evidence he was a psychopath, that he felt no remorse.
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The first person we meet on "The End of the F***ing World," on Netflix, is James, a dour, pie-faced seventeen-year-old who is "pretty sure" he's a psychopath.
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MIT scientists purposely created an AI that behaves like a psychopath by feeding it Reddit comments; Microsoft accidentally did the same by letting a chatbot named Tay learn from Twitter users.
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" The video ends with a mic-drop-worthy moment: "As long as your enemy is a subhuman psychopath that's going to attack you no matter what you do, this never ends.
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I've grown up around responsible gun owners and would typically not be so perturbed by this news, except the world is falling apart, and everyone everywhere seems to be a psychopath.
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Yet frustratingly, five episodes in and with four more go to, we are barely any closer to knowing what turned Andrew Cunanan into a pathologically mendacious psychopath, much less a killer.
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If you're creeped out by Villanelle — the angel-faced psychopath from "Killing Eve" — you may want to steer clear of the nameless woman who opens this corrosive double bill of monologues.
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Books of The Times There is a notion — best expressed by Harry Lime, the genial psychopath played by Orson Welles in "The Third Man" — that bad times make for good art.
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"We can't stop a psychopath from doing something hideous, but as lawmakers, policymakers, we need to take precautions to make the likelihood that something like this happen less," South Carolina Rep.
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"He was this personable individual who charmed everybody, and clearly, in retrospect, he was a psychopath, and he was just interested in power for its own sake," he said of Long.
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In "My Parents," Hemon depicts himself as a gentle boy who dreamed of having a pet, "as all non-psychopath kids do," bringing home stray animals to cuddle and care for.
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Abroad in America The Times's Cairo bureau chief, Declan Walsh, has come to the United States to cover the 2016 presidential election from the perspective of a foreign correspondent. Bigot. Racist. Psychopath.
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"If you're not a psychopath, why kill them?" said Stephen Pokart, a Legal Aid lawyer, who represented a defendant who was found not guilty by reason of insanity in a murder trial.
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Villanelle is a psychopath with great emotional range, which is not to say that her facial expressions convey normal human reactions — they seem to originate from a different place than everybody else's.
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During filming, her co-star Peter Dinklage mentioned "this mad thing" he was reading for HBO, adding that "there's this great part for his sister, who's this incestuous psychopath," Ms. Headey recalled.
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Like Ms. Rubin-Vega's subterranean dweller and the charismatic psychopath Tom Hewitt played in Mr. Mark's "Another Medea," Sharon is an entertaining raconteur whose ordinary life has taken a Grand Guignol turn.
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As any reader of the comics know, and viewers of the show will surely find out soon, Negan is a lot of things, most notably a foul-mouthed, baseball-bat-wielding psychopath.
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" (Authorities have not publicly confirmed or denied allegations that Chris confessed.) On Facebook, Shanann's brother spoke even more directly, writing in one post: "I just want 30 seconds alone with that heartless psychopath.
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Assuming the plots are similar, it's about a young woman who is stalked by a vicious psychopath who is romantically obsessed with her and therefore decides to murder various people in her life.
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Mr Gram, who was formerly a writer on the hugely successful political series "Borgen", says that the villain of the first season of "Follow the Money" is a psychopath, but no Hannibal Lecter.
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What would it be like, in other words, if Superman -- or Homelander (Antony Starr), as he's known here -- flashed the same winning smile, which obscured a needy psychopath with deep-seated emotional issues?
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This means that text-based communication is a much better way to communicate with someone you suspect is a psychopath, since it strips away their non-verbal distractors, such as charm and confidence.
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It turns out that the shooter was none other than perpetual Scandal bad guy ex-Secret Service Agent Tom Larsen (Brian Letscher), former lover of Cyrus Beene (Jeff Perry) and current total psychopath.
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The first season follows the misadventures of Alyssa (Jessica Barden), a high schooler looking for companionship, and James (Alex Lawther), a psychopath who fakes his affection for Alyssa and plans to kill her.
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But early footage made it clear that her sassy performance as Harley Quinn, a pigtailed psychopath in hot pants and a "Daddy's Lil Monster" baseball shirt, had a strong chance of breaking out.
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Intuitively, you'd probably guess that someone with an antisocial personality—known more commonly as a psychopath or sociopath—would be at a disadvantage when it comes to reproducing and passing along their genes.
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He said there could be a genetic component to the slaughter: Paddock's father was a bank robber who was on the FBI's most-wanted list in the 1960s and was diagnosed a psychopath.
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Very long story short, she refused to leave, which meant I had to ride out a week and a half under the same roof as her despite thinking she was an unhinged psychopath.
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Not only would a psychopath likely not care much about his mother's directives, he would be firmly in touch with the reality of her death (and probably not care very much about it).
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There, we learn that Eurus, a year younger than Sherlock, was an early blooming psychopath who developed what seemed to be a fixation on ending Sherlock's life or in other ways torturing him.
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Cummings was a lone wolf in the corridors of power, a man once described by Cameron, the former prime minister, as a "career psychopath," who liked to quote Thucydides and Otto von Bismarck.
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Host Ryan Gosling spoofed his own portrayal of a moody psychopath (with feelings!) in 2011's Drive by portraying a man haunted by a particular design choice in James Cameron's 2009 blockbuster Avatar.
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"The Ginger Man" — whose bohemian American-in-Ireland antihero, Sebastian Dangerfield, has been described as impulsive, destructive, wayward, cruel, a monster, a clown and a psychopath — was both banned and burned in Ireland.
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Many of the show&aposs fans think the love-obsessed, homicidal lead is a psychopath, which may or not have to do with him stalking his girlfriend and locking them in glass boxes.
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"Choreographing the shot, getting the psychopath to hold his knife up in front of the mirror at the right time — it was a kind of joyful evening," Mr. De Palma said by telephone.
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I need to get a new dentist… He also once told me he's never had Chick-fil-A and won't let his kids have it, so I think he's low-key a psychopath.
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Dr. James Fallon, a University of California neuroscientist and the author of The Psychopath Inside: A Neuroscientist's Personal Journey into the Dark Side of the Brain, knows more about this question than most.
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He survives after his paid champion, Bronn, wins the trial by combat, and his father, Tywin Lannister, sends him to King's Landing to act as hand of the king to idiot psychopath Joffrey Baratheon.
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Sean, you can&apost win a Democrat primary in these radical far-left districts, congressional districts if you don&apost go, you know, full psychopath and start calling for the impeachment of Donald Trump.
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As a result, the prevalence of psychopathy in CEOs and business leaders is four times that of regular people, according to Jon Ronson, author of The Psychopath Test: A Journey Through the Madness Industry.
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Beck doesn't see this as a warning that Joe might be a psychopath: She thinks that Joe is still in love with Candace, which is why he's calling out her name in his dreams.
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As far as the music itself is concerned, the two EPs are Katla (which was produced by Palmistry) and Psychopath Ballads (which includes songs that had previously been available via the jonatan leandoer127 channel).
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While he's great at his job and knowing how a killer works, underneath the surface, Malcolm is struggling with his own demons that have others wondering whether or not he may be a psychopath.
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Another new musical, "American Psycho," based on the controversial 2642 novel about a psychopath businessman, grossed $506,264 in seven previews, a modest lift of $141,078 from the week before when it played four shows.
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The depiction most responsible for the tourist boom is the Netflix series "Narcos," in which the Brazilian actor Wagner Moura plays Escobar as both psychopath and doting family man—a Latin American Tony Soprano.
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When I first noticed the effectiveness of this unconventional way of coping with anxiety, I pretty much freaked out: What was I, some kind of psychopath who derives comfort from the suffering of others?
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"Lee Man-hee is a psychopath who has lied and lied until he believed his own lie that he was the true messiah," said Jeong Ji-su, a former disciple who left last July.
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While some may believe the Hound to be a psychopath or sadist, Honda hesitates to diagnose him as such, since he demonstrates empathy and remorse on multiple occasions, particularly for Sansa and Arya Stark.
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Just remember when you're watching a movie or TV show that claims one of its characters is a "psychopath," that, just like the psychopaths among us, the truth is probably hiding below the surface.
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In the videos obtained by the Times, the platoon members accuse Gallagher of shooting at a 12-year-old, refer to Gallagher as a "psychopath," and tell of rumors that Gallagher had targeted civilians.
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Self-described in a chilling recording as a "psychopath," Conditt for many is undeniably a serial bomber who would likely have perpetuated his bombing campaign indefinitely if law enforcement hadn't closed in on him.
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They were, he concluded, a psychopath and a depressive, and should be viewed through the lens of mental illness, and not school cliques and revenge — a point he's repeated about many school shooters since.
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In another especially unsettling segment, the film goes through Anissa's YouTube history: rabbits eating berries and a faulty toaster lead to "Are you a psychopath?" quizzes, dead baby jokes, and a cat killing a mouse.
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After six whole seasons, our Mother of Dragons has finally arrived on Westerosi soil — only to get half of her fleet torched by a psychopath with bad guyliner and an inferiority complex in episode 2.
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But what I'm most excited about—what I'm most thankful for—is the chance to get weird with the lawless, depraved (and, by the way, huge-hearted, shockingly brilliant, impossibly selfless) psychopath who raised me.
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Here's Steve Buscemi's Mr. Pink, alongside his counterpart in the game: And Michael Madsen as the grinning psychopath Mr. Blonde: Or Mr. Brown, played by Tarantino himself: Are these supposed to be the same people?
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Modern popular culture is so obsessed with high-low aesthetics and unexpected pairings that a casting director really chose a Disney Channel star born in 1995 to play a psychopath who was killed in 1994.
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I think that we are not exactly more sensitive about people's mental health issues: You'll still read things about how you know Taylor Swift is a psychopath or Jennifer Aniston is a sad old woman.
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Played by the bass-baritone Greer Grimsley with a hangdog mustache and a weary slouch, Sweeney is here more a disaffected bloke than a wild-eyed psychopath: a Todd who might have voted for Brexit.
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I mean, the label psychopath is in the very first line he says in the script, so it's pretty much my job to find out what he's trying to do by proclaiming himself as one.
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Each nine-year gap gives Philadelphia's police force a chance to forget the previous wave of deaths and move on, and Tommy looks like a psychopath for clinging to his conspiracy theories for so long.
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Before he succumbed to a self-inflicted gunshot wound, the murderous psychopath had wounded a hotel security guard who disturbed his diabolical shooting frenzy, and slain an off-duty cop who was attending the concert.
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" At 1000 Mission Street in South Pasadena, we arrive at the clapboard house with a rocking-chair front porch that represented the home of the spooky psychopath Michael Myers in John Carpenter's 1978 movie "Halloween.
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Billy — who, reminder, is the borderline psychopath we met in season 2 of Stranger Things — has a new job at the town pool, where he keeps running kids in line with the blow of his whistle.
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And Killing Eve has created a relationship between Eve and Villanelle that has never before existed between women on television: a queer will-they-or-won't-they romance in which one suitor is an admitted psychopath.
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All the effortless friends and hook ups who were happy to lend a hand for nothing more than beer and pizza have dried up and you're left reading TaskRabbit reviews hoping you don't hire a psychopath.
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Logan Paul himself uploaded a video in response to Dawson's documentary, addressing that there are times in the documentary where Dawson says the word "sociopath" while the word "psychopath" flashes on the screen and vice versa.
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Inasmuch as Negan's forces have thus far appeared invincible, outflanking them at every turn, nobody expects the baseball-bat-wielding psychopath to go quietly, but Rick still harbors some hope they can avoid full-scale conflict.
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Notably less humane, though every bit as vivid, is the English major whom Clive Francis presents as a scarily compelling psychopath, his every disclaimer ("I'm not a racist") followed by an action to suggest the opposite.
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" (Authorities have not publicly confirmed or denied allegations that Chris confessed.) On Facebook, Shanann's brother, Frank Rzucek Jr., spoke even more directly, writing in one post: "I just want 30 seconds alone with that heartless psychopath.
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Love appeared heartbroken over the loss, but now that we know Love is a psychopath who isn't exactly above murder, it's worth wondering...did Love kill James because he dashed her hopes of a perfect family?
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G was an amazingly selfless and principled person who dedicated her life to the lives of others, she is actually an unhinged (possible) psychopath who thinks 75 degrees is a good enough temperature for a living space.
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That acknowledgment of Hank's darker side is easy to overlook in 2015's Ant-Man, given that Darren turns out to be a full-blown psychopath (and suffers a true supervillain's death of being crushed into nothingness).
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Without going too much into the disgusting and disturbing details, the point of this story is that Campbell's parents had him tested based on his behavior as a child and it was determined he is a psychopath.
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The Hollywood Bowl's taken a gigantic proactive step to prevent a psychopath from unleashing a deadly assault similar to the Las Vegas shooter -- by closing and patrolling a park with unobstructed views of the venue from afar.
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Here's psychologist Michael Woodward, a man who has worked with psychopathic murderers in prisons: A true psychopath is someone that has a blend of emotional, interpersonal, lifestyle and behavioral deficits but an uncanny ability to mask them.
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As D.C.I. John Luther hunts down the psychopath turning London into a kinked-out blood bath, Ruth Wilson's maniacal genius returns from the dead in this four-part season, arriving four years after the series's last installment.
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The idea you can diagnose a child with a personality disorder is a contentious one, since kids' brains are still developing, and no one wants to risk sticking a kid with a label like "psychopath" early on.
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It becomes clear that Katherine is either something of a psychopath or a sociopath — or, at least, so bent on having her way that the other humans around her stop having meaning and dignity on their own.
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In the cellphone recording, Conditt, 23, refers to himself as a "psychopath" and shows no contrition for carrying out a nearly three-week-long bombing spree that left two people dead and spread fear across the city.
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Sure, it seems like Negan could be choosing the Whisperers as his allies, but you can never really trust that psychopath, and it's possible that he, like Dante, is acting as an agent for the other side.
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Michael Myers was your run-of-the-mill murderous psychopath in the first Halloween, but then the sequels decided to dig into his obsession with killing family members (there's a cult involved) and general inability to be killed.
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My favorite of the demos, Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, is set up like a theme park ride, where you're in a car moving on a track through a funhouse while a masked, murderous psychopath messes with you.
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Like Cassius's co-worker Squeeze (played by Steven Yeun) who has a very minimal aesthetic which speaks to his organizational skills, or Hammer's character Steve Lift, a psychopath CEO, who wears a sarong, an idea directly from Govan.
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He's at CrimeCon, the reporter says, and as Kratz is delivering his emphatic story on why Avery is a cold, unfeeling psychopath, you see an attendee of CrimeCon in the background taking advantage of the convention's photo opp.
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They are capable of doing anything in their hearts' desire, but the idea that their government would forcibly put them in the foxhole with a 220-pound psychopath trying to kill them, doesn't make any sense at all.
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Of course, this wouldn't be a good investing study if it didn't end with a hint as to how to make money from it, and the authors dutifully oblige: We look forward to iShares' upcoming Psychopath-Free ETF.
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My arms are almost always crossed, but I try my best to have a friendly smile and laugh at a joke, but I feel like the two mannerisms contradict each other and make me look like a psychopath.
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While Rachel's delight at the prospect of murdering Tara reminds us to spare a thought for Lizzie, the show's late child psychopath, the rest of the group is more or less not so much down with the idea.
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Agatha Christie's The ABC Murders, another book on Malcolm's list, is a textbook example: it appears as though a psychopath is bumping off victims according to the initials of their names, but the truth is something else altogether.
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The rules for them could be more gentle, but if you do something heinous with a callous and pre-psychopath nature, the chances of ever recovering are not good, as compared to other kids who have redeeming qualities.
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The denouement of It is also a nightmare, beginning with a sharp detour into the story of a child psychopath named Patrick, who suffocates his baby brother, starves animals to death in an abandoned refrigerator, and molests his classmates.
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The term, coined by Carol Glover in her book "Men, Women and Chainsaws" (22019), refers to a young woman, usually virginal, who is the last survivor of a violent psychopath and acts as the "investigating consciousness" of the film.
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It's tough to say for sure—there's no word on where this one was filmed, or what kind of psychopath made it—but the machine could have been inflicted upon this Earth by, innocently enough, a Chinese power company.
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We follow him as he meets up with old pals — like Badger (Matt Jones) and Skinny Pete (Charles Baker), who even gifts him his signature hat — and tracks down a fortune stored in psychopath Todd Alquist's (Jesse Plemons) apartment.
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But Ramsay was, as mentioned, a vicious psychopath — and as he raped Sansa on their wedding night, the camera panned away from the assault to focus on the trembling face of Theon Greyjoy, a tear trickling down his face.
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Last season, American Horror Story: Cult, in an alternative Clinton/Trump electoral reality, the show followed the story of a murderous cult led by a fictional psychopath who leads them to pursue political capital during the 143 US presidential election.
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" These quotes are juxtaposed with shots of the Bachelorette crying, and while this could just be Bachelorette promo up to its signature misleading tricks, at one point Mike does turn to Luke to say, "You're violent, you're aggressive, you're a psychopath.
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Directed by: Mick GarrisWritten by: Stephen KingBased on: The Shining One of King's many issues with the classic Stanley Kubrick adaptation of The Shining is that you could tell Jack Nicholson's Jack Torrance was a homicidal psychopath from the get-go.
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Available on Amazon Prime, Google Play Just as a dead killer possessed a doll via lightning strike in "Child's Play," the consciousness of a killer psychopath inhabits a recreational drone via lightning strike in this satirical horror film by Jordan Rubin.
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Villanelle may or may not be a psychopath The charismatic killer who likes to watch the life drain from her victims' eyes and is able to laugh at dead bodies, also has a soft spot for older dark-haired women.
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The story borrows from the Polanski playbook (particularly "Repulsion" and "The Tenant"): A young woman, Darling (Lauren Ashley Carter), accepts an assignment from a wealthy matron (Sean Young) to mind an upscale Manhattan apartment, only to unravel into a homicidal psychopath.
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Last December Mr. Kejriwal called Mr. Modi a "coward and a psychopath" in a Twitter post, after the Central Bureau of Investigation raided the Delhi State government offices and opened a case against Mr. Kejriwal's principal secretary on suspicion of graft.
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The crime-filled comedy starts one terrifying way — with self-described possible "psychopath" James (Alex Lawther) plotting to kill new girlfriend Alyssa (Jessica Barden) — before turning into a poignant, perfect, and still crime-filled love story, complete with a fantastic soundtrack.
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For quite a while Truhen can't decide whether Price is a psychopath (that would perhaps be faintly alienating to the reader, you feel him dimly sensing, with all the exquisite sensitivity of a feral pig charging an alligator) or a pragmatist.
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The "Hitch-Hiker" script, written (uncredited) by the socially conscious journalist Daniel Mainwaring, was inspired by an actual case: Two buddies (Frank Lovejoy and Edmond O'Brien) pick up a murderous psychopath (William Talman) who forces them to drive him to Mexico.
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And there's Louis, a rug salesman who had been a reluctant accomplice to the Geary murders and has now been pressed into service for a new, potentially lethal, mission by his partner in the earlier crime, a taciturn psychopath named Joe.
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You can't go around talking about organs as resources in the real world, because people would think you're crazy—incidentally, the only class of person in RimWorld that doesn't get a mood debuff for organ harvesting are those with the psychopath trait.
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"Something to Tide You Over" might be the most fun, featuring Leslie Nielsen playing against type as a rich psychopath, but "The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill" — one of two segments based on a King story — is both goofy and surprisingly sad.
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It's difficult to be brave even when you've survived the apocalypse, and some folks would rather clean the undies and wash the dishes of a vicious, bat-wielding psychopath and sleep in a warm bed than try their luck fighting alongside Rick Grimes.
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Which, in this case, makes star Elizabeth Lail Meg Ryan... and, as we saw in the show's first season finale, a victim of a bona fide psychopath, one with a passion for great works of literature instead of Huey Lewis and the News.
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Sansa, who experienced the same familial losses as Arya, and was also raped and abused in a forced marriage to psychopath Ramsay Bolton, is in no brighter headspace than her serial killer sibling, Arya — and she's also out for blood and power.
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Here, in addition to O'Brien's celebrated gifts of lyricism and mimetic precision, is a new, unsettling fabulist vision that suggests Kafka more than Joyce, as her portrait of the psychopath "warrior poet" Vladimir Dragan suggests Nabokov in his darker, less playful mode.
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Whether Omar Mateen was a militant fighter financed by the Islamic State, a self-radicalized extremist or a lone wolf psychopath with a gun license, the distinction for committing the worst mass shooting in our history now belongs to an American Muslim.
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Season 2 of this British serial-killer thriller ended with its resident psychopath, Paul Spector (Jamie Dornan), bleeding out in the arms of Stella Gibson, Gillian Anderson's chilly, enigmatic police investigator, brought in to ignite a stalled murder case in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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Through untangling her husband's web of deceit, Waite discovered that the man she was married to had a surprisingly common diagnosis: Her husband was a psychopath, someone who lied without remorse and refused to acknowledge or take accountability for his own actions.
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Cadi and Owen's traditional gumshoeing alternates with a psychological thriller taking place in the remote farmstead where the abductor — a muddled, sadly pathetic psychopath named Dylan (Rhodri Meilir) — lives with his mother, daughter and whichever woman he currently has shackled in the cellar.
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American Crime Story By now, it seems clear that the most compelling characters in "The Assassination of Gianni Versace" are neither the slain fashion designer, shot to death outside his Miami Beach mansion in 1997, nor Andrew Cunanan, the psychopath who killed him.
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Unlike the crimes portrayed in popular culture, in Twin Peaks or in countless horror movies, and unlike the well-known murders by serial killers Clifford Olson or the Green River killer Gary Ridgway, Virk's killer was neither family member, nor vicious, older psychopath.
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Labeling Trump a narcissist, psychopath, megalomaniac or attention-impaired, or all of the above, might feel explanatory, but even when armed with the best psychoanalytic insights, we have no idea what he will do when presented with a new or unforeseen circumstance.
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Like WWE superstar Daniel Bryan before him, who sneered a foreboding message of inarguable environmental decline with enough withering conceit that it made him a renegade, David Starr manages to morph into a jealous psychopath even as he's fighting for the working man.
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Ramsay is the sociopath to Roose's psychopath; where his father was cold, emotionless and tactical, Ramsay is cold, emotionless and impulsive — it's easy to imagine him doing something stupid like foregoing a tactical advantage because of his eagerness to enter the fray.
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"Alas, yesterday a national hero and a great performance artist, today — it's true — a criminal, a psychopath and a rapist," Olga Papernaya, a former art director at a Moscow film club, wrote on Facebook, suggesting that she was friends with the actress.
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The psychopath at the stock exchange More recently, some researchers, ourselves included, have speculated that people with pronounced psychopathic traits may be found disproportionately in certain professional niches, such as politics, business, law enforcement, firefighting, special operations military services and high-risk sports.
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Equal parts ethereal (her delicate soprano stuns on her first single, "Ocean Eyes") and edgy (in the trap-infused "Bellyache," she takes on the persona of a murderous psychopath), her music has earned endorsements via social media from the likes of Lorde and Charli XCX.
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Yet mental illness is still used as a plot device, whether it's in the twists of a psychological thriller where a woman is actually a psychopath all along (think Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn), or whether it's as an attempted humorous character whose crrrazy!
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Many of us will feel that one of life's tragedies is that there are always hairs out of place, that social and historical currents have a way of bringing out not only heroes but also the occasional psychopath, that to be candid, reality bites.
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Our favorite reformed teen psychopath, Carl, said the words "sometimes kids have to find their own way to show their parents the way" to newcomer Siddiq; and — as we expected when he passed one of their lookouts last Sunday — Rick's plotline involved the Scavengers.
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Like " Gone Girl ," by Gillian Flynn (2012), and " The Girl on the Train ," by Paula Hawkins (2015), each of which has sold millions of copies, Mallory's novel, published in January, 233, features an unreliable first-person female narrator, an apparent murder, and a possible psychopath.
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Kavanaugh has so categorically denied the accusations, leaving no room whatsoever for the possibility that they are true, that one must assume that he is absolutely convinced of his own innocence, or, instead, that he's a bona fide psychopath, like the man who nominated him.
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In a 1946 article, he wrote that the typical psychopath will have often: outstripped 20 rival salesmen over a period of 6 months, or married the most desirable girl in town, or, in a first venture into politics, got himself elected into the state legislature.
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Premiering below is "Bellyache," an acoustic-led, Latin-influenced macabre tale that begins "Sitting all alone, mouth full of gum, in the driveway…" as Eilish takes on the persona of a psychopath who's killed her friends and dumped their bodies in the backseat of her car.
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Violent drunk, super-scientist, psychopath, and family man Rick Sanchez fits right in amongst the hoi polloi of Grand Theft Auto V's Los Santos, as we learned from a new mod that introduces characters from Adult Swim's Rick and Morty into the beloved video game franchise.
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Of course, that probably would have meant having Abraham and Glenn's deaths happen back in the season six finale, so this episode could be about how the characters live in the same world as a psychopath like Negan and about how they mourn their dead compatriots.
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While the body count multiplies and the ethical violations compound themselves, Luther scurries around London like a harried parent, pulled this way by his boss, that way by the criminal who's holding a colleague hostage and another way by the beautiful, jealous psychopath he just can't quit.
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You always have some of those guys who [have been] waiting all their life to show that they&aposre a psychopath or they&aposre trying to impress one another — it&aposs juvenile that they&aposre trying to show how tough they are in a perverted manner.
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Adultery soon begets murder, but even when Katherine is standing over a second corpse, it's not obvious whether she's a newly sprung prisoner of gender with a reasonable sociopolitical alibi (the patriarchy made her do it!) or just a psychopath in a fetching peacock-blue gown.
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Retro Report, a series of video documentaries examining major news stories of the past and their continued resonance, harks back to the March night in 143 when a psychopath named Winston Moseley stalked Catherine Genovese, 28, as she headed home from her job as a bar manager.
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Also, I love the whole thing where I make a joke about how I could be a psychopath, I could have a trunk full of all this stuff—and then in a later episode you find out I do have a trunk full of all that shit.
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What places this Cunanan in the show's broader context, and rather ingeniously, is his intuition of how he functions as a gay man, constantly calculating how much of himself he can safely risk revealing — how much he can get away with not as psychopath, but as a man.
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Unless she is a genuinely deranged psychopath (a true rarity), I suggest that the monster who bullied you in school was most likely also a wounded, desperate, degraded child whose twisted instinct was to target the only person she saw who was perhaps more wounded and vulnerable than she.
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Lee Harvey Oswald, psychopath, Communist...loves Communism, hates America, goes to Russia, gets trained, gets a Russian handler named Marina—his wife—to be his KGB handler, goes to Castro—the world&aposs leading hater of Kennedy—next thing appears with a gun and shoots and kills Kennedy.
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Unfortunately, they didn't have a list of psycho CEOs at their disposal, nor did they consider mailing out a survey to every publicly traded company in Britain marked CEO PSYCHOPATH STUDY – PLEASE COMPLETE AND RETURN (though it would be interesting data point in itself to see who complied).
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The public library is excellent for so many reasons, but for us this week mostly because it put us in the cross hairs of an old Michael Connelly novel, "Void Moon," a noir thriller with a female criminal as its protagonist and a Dickensian psychopath as her foil.
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While attention in the past several episodes drifted over to Ezekiel and to the Hilltop colony, Negan and Gabriel were patiently waiting in the same predicament set up at the end of the season premiere — Gabriel locked with a psychopath in a trailer that's also surrounded by zombies.
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Risky as even surgical conventional strikes against North Korea may be, the dangers of continuing patient diplomacy are far riskier: 1) Buying time for sanctions and diplomacy to peacefully disarm nuclear North Korea means entrusting our lives to a mutual assured destruction (MAD) relationship with the psychopath in Pyongyang.
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Catch all three installments of this British serial-killer thriller, which ended its second season with the resident psychopath, Paul Spector (Jamie Dornan), bleeding out in the arms of Stella Gibson, Gillian Anderson's chilly, enigmatic police investigator, brought in to ignite a stalled murder case in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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To be sure, Phillips and star Joaquin Phoenix have created a vivid portrait of how a man suffering — and I use that word pointedly — with a vaguely diagnosed mental illness ends up becoming a violent psychopath, and, in doing so, they pluck at some particularly resonant cultural strings.
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As far as American viewers know, the series ends with Veronica on her way to prom where a bomb may or may not go off, depending on whether her boyfriend and part-time psychopath J.D. can follow through on his attempt to redeem himself in the name of true love.
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Just as Mulder began his relentless search for the truth after his sister was abducted by aliens, the episode reveals that Skinner's own mission had a specific triggering event — watching a good man he served with in Vietnam transformed into a violent psychopath after being exposed to an experimental chemical weapon.
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After Daenerys, in full psychopath mode, calmly counts off the ways in which she'll make the Masters suffer, Tyrion Lannister takes a break from sputtering lame excuses about his mishandling of her city-state and reminds her that a tendency toward what we'll politely call overreaction runs in her family.
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Read more: A UN Secretary General adviser called Donald Trump a 'psychopath' for suggesting a return to coal powerWith a growth loss of 0.38%, China would take the biggest hit, according to the report — on the other hand, El Mundo's report suggests growth levels in the US would fall by 0.26%.
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Jessica Barden and Alex Lawther play a budding nihilist and an aspiring psychopath who meet dark (he's looking for a first victim and she'll do) and hit the roads of northern England in a stolen car, discovering that the adult world can be a colder place than even they could imagine.
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The idea of a nameless grungy psychopath burning piles of dirty money, throwing a city into chaos to satisfy his twisted rage, was a perfect avatar for a generation of Occupy-adjacent millennials graduating into a global economic recession and harnessing technology to claw back control of their own lives.
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And the novels feature a nearly identical final twist: In each story, the teenager that the narrator is trying to protect turns out to be a manipulative psychopath, who tortures animals, has killed one or both birth parents, and then tried to kill the protagonist after confessing to the crimes.
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Not the sister he is reunited with, the lords he tries to turn against Ramsay, or even Ramsay himself, a mustache-twirling psychopath who would surely question how the honorable son of Ned Stark wiggled out of his Night's Watch oath—which binds its swearer to a life of duty.
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Villanelle (Comer), international assassin and millennial psychopath, may have settled into a new floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall brown apartment in London as she works as a sort of honorary MI6 agent in season 2, but we're still holding out for her to return to her stylishly decaying apartment in Paris.
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" The trailer also points out a giant plot flaw in the hour-and-48-minute movie, explaining that Reynolds plays a "wisecracking, indestructible psychopath who would do anything to get his fiancée back – except talk to her, which would have been way too easy, causing the movie to end in like 20 minutes.
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A new revival of "Sylvia," A. R. Gurney's dark drama about a psychopath with tendencies toward bestiality, opened at the Cort Theater on Broadway Tuesday night, with Matthew Broderick playing the nut job, Greg, and Annaleigh Ashford as the title character, a pert little mutt who becomes the object of his obsessive devotion.
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But Skarsgård plays him as forbiddingly internal and inaccessible, and there's nothing there for audiences to latch onto in order to decide how to take him: whether his cause has understandable and righteous elements or he's just another psychopath with a knife, a mask, and an inner landscape that viewers can only intuit.
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Aaron Hernandez has ZERO sympathy from former New England Patriots tight end Jermaine Wiggins -- who tells TMZ Sports he doesn't understand how people feel bad for a "psychopath" like AH. Wiggins -- who won Super Bowl 36 with the Patriots -- is a die-hard Bostonian and still hosts a radio show in Beantown.
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Most pop culture depictions of the Manson Family also abide by this characterization, like in NBC's short-lived detective series Aquarius, the 2016 horror movie The Wolves at the Door, or the 2016 season of American Horror Story Cult, which featured a modernized Manson-like psychopath who can charm anyone into committing murder.
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Hitting Glenn so hard with a baseball bat that his eyeball pops out of the socket; killing Abraham; forcing Rick to almost chop off his son Carl's arm — these were effective moments, perhaps too violent by half, where I really understood that Negan is an authoritarian psychopath who thrives on breaking people's wills.
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He's selfish, a mutual friend reports, "in the way that a psychopath is selfish" — but as he grows famous, as "close to being a household name in America as any climber had ever been," he starts an eponymous foundation for renewable energy, funneling a third of his income into it each year.
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It's the do-gooding, often hapless English who become surrogates for much of the audience, and they are given winningly ardent and angry life by, among others, Jo McInnes and, as a precocious city planner fresh out of Eton, Alex Lawther (the teen psychopath from the Netflix series "The End of the ___ing World").
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But she can't escape all aspects of corporate life: the team must sit through a bumbling presentation about psychopaths that Eve considers a waste of time, especially because she's able to contradict some of the statements, especially about how to control a psychopath, which is something she's about to attempt by introducing Villanelle and the Ghost.
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One clue that you may be in the presence of a psychopath is if you find yourself disregarding facts you have heard from other people about how the individual in question has hurt people, or hurtful behavior you have observed yourself in the past, because instead you trust how that individual makes you feel at the present moment.
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Read more:Trying to diagnose the 'Joker' shows what the film gets wrong about mental illness, according to a psychopath expertConvicted pedophile Gary Glitter won't receive any royalties for his song used in the 'Joker' filmA 'Joker' crew member said Joaquin Phoenix gave everyone a personalized joke book suggesting the movie was terrible and it was all their fault
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Read more:&aposYou&apos fans think Joe is a psychopath, but mental-health experts say they&aposre wrongPenn Badgley admits it&aposs &aposnot entirely fair&apos to blame &aposYou&apos fans for thirsting over Joe, despite slamming them in the pastHilary Duff married musician Matthew Koma in a &aposlow-key&apos home wedding wearing one of Kate Middleton&aposs favorite designers
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We feel sorry for poor old Polonius being killed by accident, but when Hamlet says he'll lug the guts out of the room after he's killed him we are not meant to feel the chill sense that Hamlet is a psychopath (though by our standards he behaves like one, offing Polonius, Rosencrantz, and Guildenstern without much more than a morbid pun or two).
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He brings up familiar accusations, including that a broken window at the scene was staged; that, because Kercher's body was covered by a blanket, a woman must have been involved; and that Knox was a sex-crazed psychopath who must have killed Kercher after the young Brit interrupted a sex game between Knox, Sollecito and Rudy Guede, whose DNA was discovered in Kercher's bedroom.
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In the midst of a convoluted plot concerning an evil German General and "psychopath" scientist (a Turkish woman wearing half of a sectional plastic face that looks like it was modeled on a collapsible version of Angelina Jolie), Diana is informed by the enemy (a dramatically abused David Thewlis) that her true destiny, as a child of Zeus, is to be a living superweapon.
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A North Korean state newspaper on Thursday called President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE a "psychopath" and said that he was weighing a pre-emptive strike against the country to divert attention from political turmoil in the U.S., The Washington Post reported.
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In The Men Who Stare At Goats, he examined the U.S. Military effort to tap into people's latent psychic powers; The Psychopath Test used the 20-part checklist of the title to expose biases in the mental health industry; and even Okja, co-written by director Bong Joon-ho, applies the excesses of the meat industry to a fantastic story about a CGI-generated super pig.
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"Some mental health professionals report [sociopathy and psychopathy are] essentially the same thing, but some forensic psychologists and criminologists say there's a difference between a psychopath and sociopath," says Amy Morin, LCSW, a psychotherapist and author of 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do. Morin says that both sociopaths and psychopaths lack remorse or guilt, disregard laws, social norms, and the rights of others, and may show violent behavior.
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" Peter Boghossian on the principle of charity: "Unless you're a psychopath, you feel things deeply, and things have a moral resonance to them, and I think that one of the tragedies of the age, which is exacerbated by social media, is that we don't ascribe—in philosophy we call it the 'hermeneutic of charity,' and in anthropology as well—we don't ascribe charitable interpretations for why people believe things or why people do things.
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