Something's not clicking right in the head, something's not right.
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" On Trump, Cuban said he's not "right in the head.
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Carol is not having this attack on the baby, so she shoots her right in the head.
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"Not more than a minute after that, the person fired on Levi right in the head," Stenzel told WISC.
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Some people gather from that that I have albinism; others just assume that I'm not right in the head.
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He is concerned that Samson is not all right in the head, and their healing powers don't extend to mental illness.
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He had to consider the growing isolation of Daenerys matched with her Targaryen blood to understand that she wasn't right in the head.
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Nicholas Kristof What happens when the people of a great nation gradually realize that their leader may not be, er, quite right in the head?
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" Others were heard describing how they "dragged" one of the "anti-fascist" protesters and one member claimed that he "ripped" one of the protester's masks off and "just fucking kicked him right in the head.
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Video also showed Kinsman boasting that he had "stomped" someone after the fight and Hare shouting that he had ripped off a protester's mask and "hit him right in the head," according to the Times.
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The grounds crew frantically covered the field while weaving through the mess, but at one point you can see a guy tending to the mound who reacts like he got hit right in the head.
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"I managed to grab him and was preparing to slam him hard if necessary, but myself and the steward could see he wasn&apost quite right in the head, so I held him and tried to calm him down," he said.
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The X-factor is, Wellick is also not entirely right in the head — that's where the "possibly insane" dimension comes in, though it's not clear if his is of the DSM-recognized variety, like Elliot's, or some vaguer flavor of narratively useful TV crazy.
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Author Stephen King says President Trump is not right in the head after he shared an edited video early Sunday morning that appeared to show him striking Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in the back with a golf ball.
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There he asked for forgiveness. The sexton replied that if God forgave him, he would forgive Skinny Jack. Skinny Jack immediately collapsed into a pile of ashes. From then on the maid was no longer quite right in the head.
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Pete Smith: Described as "not right in the head" by Ghote's informant, Pete keeps a dangerous dog and appears to be mentally disabled. He is, however, very strong. Billy Smith: Youngest of the Smith brothers, Pete flirted with Ranee but failed to achieve a relationship. Mrs Smith: Mother to the Smith brothers, who live at home with her.
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The mad scientist is struck right in the head and is knocked cold. Oswald finds a rope and ties one end of it around his pursuer's leg, with the other end around a lion's tail. The lion runs in place, hanging the mad scientist above the floor. Oswald, at last, finds the chamber where Kitty was held.
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Marchenko’s arrival in Winnipeg is described by Bodrug: "There (at the Immigration Building upon first arriving) he (Seraphim) served mass with the assistance of the monk-priest, Makarii Marchenko, who had earlier fled from Athos and travelled through the main cities of Asia Minor, Southern Europe and South America. Father Makarii had met Seraphim in Yonkers, near New York, and from then on served as Seraphim’s assistant, even though Seraphim often publicly called Makarii a fool. Makarii was an extremely simple man, very slovenly, and not quite right in the head." Bodrug, Ivan.
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To cover for Geary in the press, Frisch attributed his absence to a period of convalescence from "stomach and nervous trouble"."Frisch Sees Buccos in on Free-For-All", Charles J. Doyle, The Sporting News, December 3, 1942, p.19. In his autobiography Veeck – As In Wreck, Bill Veeck relates a story about Geary and second baseman Eddie Stanky. Stanky was leading off for the Chicago Cubs in his first major league game on April 21, 1943, and the first pitch he saw as a batter hit him right in the head.
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There is a local resident, Amiee Deitrick, who claims that not only has she seen Big Foot, but has also fed him. Deitrick states that the legendary monster is overwhelming and gruff upon first appearance, but "the more you get to know him, the more you realize he's just a big chocolate covered marshmallow". Many of the local residents say that the infamous Sasquatch sightings are just falsified accounts of bear sightings. Another local, Tim Green, says the " all those who claim to have seen that animal just ain't right in the head, especially that crazy woman Deitrick".
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The arms of Nazareth is a composition of two family crests: ::The first part is the arms of the family Rockolfing: three gold roses geknopt throat in the field, vert scrolled head and a shield charged with a throat depth and looking round lion of gold, tongued gules. ::The second part is the escutcheon of the family Kervyn Volkaersbeke: saber in a twill together right in the head by an acorn, stemmed and browsed in two pieces, left in the mind of a six-pointed star, everything from gold and the one point eagle leg of silver.
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Madden's music is influenced by Eastern Philosophy, the teachings of Krishnamurti, and existentialism. Shrink The Guru, from the album Samsara's Grip, reflects a Madden struggling with his thoughts. As noted by Justin Kownacki of Splendid Magazine, "The inherent paradox in Madden's work, and in Eastern philosophy in general, is summed up in World Just Is."Justin Kownacki: "Splendid Reviews: Bill Madden – Samsara's Grip" . Splendid Magazine, November 12, 2004 Madden's poetic influences include poet Dylan Thomas: Right in the Head, from the album Samsara's Grip, was based on the poem Love in the Asylum; Friend, from the album Gone, was inspired by the poem To Others Than You.
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This story is about a ten-year-old girl who has never left her apartment in London, as her mother 'Mam' is too embarrassed to let her go outside because of her clubfoot, even though she claims Ada is "simple" and "not right in the head" instead. The one time Ada tried to escape their small one-bedroom apartment, her mother beat her until her shoulders bled and was sobbing. If Ada is really bad she gets put in a little cabinet under the sink where many, many roaches live. She is used as a servant and cooks and takes care of her six-year-old brother Jamie and her Mam. Ada’s mother is very abusive towards her.
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