That's not to say, of course, that there aren't sadistic psychopaths, but psychopaths aren't necessarily sadistic.
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One day you could be engaged to marry a sadistic, blond-haired boy-king; the next day you could be marrying a sadistic, brown-haired young Hitler.
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" - Rachel, 33 "Both nips pierced by sadistic piercer.
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Also like Voltage's millions of other customers worldwide, I was really only interested in the mean and sadistic gentlemen—which is weird, because I actively avoid mean and sadistic men in real life.
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Mengele's sadistic methods gained infamy, and often had horrific consequences.
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Even as a child, Gregor Clegane was a sadistic individual.
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We don't want to wallow in it, or feel sadistic.
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Wherever he may be, Veidt lives in slightly sadistic seclusion.
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It's both sadistic and caring, thematically considerate and textually crass.
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"Get it away, you sadistic bastard," the cartoon Trump wailed.
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He created Mike Hammer, the heroic but frequently sadistic gumshoe.
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Because it's Black Mirror, those rules are almost inevitably sadistic.
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People could steal, they could be sadistic to our vets.
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But during this election the trolling reached a sadistic pitch.
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They're kind, cruel, sadistic, needy, vulnerable, Machiavellian, ridiculous and absurd.
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"Or they are angry, rageful people with sadistic tendencies," he says.
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He is getting some kind of sadistic pleasure out of it.
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The empathetic characters are an essential part of the sadistic machine.
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Rubber men, killer clowns, sadistic nuns, surprise aliens... and now, robots?!
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Is Negan charming, or is he the most sadistic person ever?
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"The time period allotted for deliverables was very sadistic," she said.
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In a sadistic nationwide legislative binge against women's basic reproductive rights.
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Every human has a sadistic side, but some more than others.
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Were torture porn films popular because audiences had become more sadistic?
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Sadistic kings made bad rulers, it said, but so did doormats.
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Weinstein's sadistic serial predation isn't comparable to Louis C.K.'s exhibitionism.
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"This dramatic expansion of the ban is simply sadistic," Hirose said.
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Sure, Dragaux exudes all the dom energy of a sadistic trainer.
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And how its employees conduct sadistic experiments on children with telekinetic powers?
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This is not what we had in mind you sadistic wankers pic.twitter.
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I really wonder what kind of a sadistic bastard picked the location.
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R. Lee Ermey, the former Marine who played the sadistic Gunnery Sgt.
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Anything from gentle, sensual, strokey tickling to prolonged, intensive, and sadistic tickling.
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Nevertheless, I love you tremendously, despite your tiny, very possibly sadistic temperament.
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Machado's third-person works are sadistic experiments, full of physicians whose disinterested
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"Chaplin," he writes, "was probably the most sadistic man I'd ever met."
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The conniving and sadistic Kathryn Merteuil will soon invade our television screens.
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Does this mean that sadistic dacryphilia in men runs against biological nature?
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"Jimmy Kimmel Live" revived a sadistic annual tradition: his belly flop competition.
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But eventually she runs away from him, weary of his sadistic games.
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The abuses, they recalled, were deliberate, sadistic and aimed to break them.
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" One foster mother described her as "a very cunning, sadistic, malicious child.
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The team sprint — especially on this brutal course — is a sadistic event.
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Alleged 'Long and Continuous History' of 'Sadistic' Abuse Sharon Henry, chief deputy district attorney for Solano County, said at a news conference that the alleged abuse was done with a "sadistic purpose," according to the The Washington Post.
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Boris Johnson on Hillary Clinton: "a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital." pic.twitter.
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So far, Negan is just a sadistic bastard, and that's all we get.
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And the sadistic person who recorded it captured the affair in slow motion.
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He takes risks — and sadistic pleasure — in taunting his victim's family and friends.
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White was gay, and closeted, and he had sadistic urges and abusive parents.
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November 2007: Hilary Clinton is like a 'sadistic nurse in a mental hospital'
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WM: You never saw a sadistic or brutal or psychopathic side to Manson?
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"It reinforces the sadistic behavior via pleasurable experiences," Buckles concluded in her study.
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One featured a grandma, who some sadistic American guy forced to watch 2G1C.
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Lee Marvin got drunk and told him stories about John Ford's sadistic side.
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And such explicitness demystifies the production's seductive and sadistic air of nightmare verisimilitude.
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Avowed atheists exhibited the same bias in judging sadistic criminals, the study found.
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When I was 8, a sadistic pedophile decided to make me his victim.
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It has duplicitous bloggers, avaricious music executives and sadistic fans in white masks.
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And then in some crazy, sadistic way, VCs actually want you to fail.
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It's like "Jack and Diane," except Diane enjoys human decapitation and sadistic taunts.
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" In 246, he likened Hillary Clinton to a "sadistic nurse in a mental hospital.
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I once called my producer a sadistic fucker and that didn't go over well.
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Sims's account of these events appear completely ignorant of what reads as sadistic racism.
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It was advertised as an alternative to remedial algebra, with its sadistic attrition rates.
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The first is the sadistic Joffrey who ordered the execution of her father Ned.
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The Serbs are sadistic, arrogant brutes who would gladly murder them if they stayed.
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A sadistic, bloody, hellscape that will leave viewers feeling angry, nauseous, and meat-averse.
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Ebony Maw — creepy AF, hyper-intelligent, clearly the most sadistic member of the group.
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Harley, naturally, is the more fun of the two, but both are pretty sadistic.
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Assassinate a sadistic prison guard, chairperson of a corrupt, merciless pardons-and-parole board.
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" Strauss in particular made almost sadistic demands on his tenors in works like "Daphne.
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But when the employee and his date (Angela Sarafyan) arrive, a sadistic game begins.
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It's a tale replete with rumors of orgies, torture, and sadistic, sex-addicted cops.
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A lonely woman romances a large aquatic creature who's fleeing her town's sadistic scientists.
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Ramsay Bolton: Sexual sadism disorder, sadistic personality disorder, and anti-social personality disorder/psychopathy
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A guard who called himself Hitler would organize sadistic dinner entertainment for his colleagues.
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But he's more of a challenge to the audience's morality than any sadistic thug.
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Sometimes you have to do whatever it takes to scare your sadistic heart. 7.
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Like all love stories in Westeros, it does not end well (the Prince gives up his title to marry Jenny and then dies), but young Sansa, before she meets the sadistic King Joffrey and the also sadistic Ramsay Bolton, was a romantic.
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The Terrible Banana Thing is sadistic, albeit not as sadistic as this photo of another dish from Chiquita Banana's Recipe Book: Anyway, setting aside my trauma from the Terrible Banana Thing, there are some legitimately good recipes to be found in the CBRB.
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It is easy to get the sense, at darker moments, that for all the ways in which it visits real harm on real people, our politics really is an abstraction—a lazy and sadistic game played by lazy and sadistic rich people.
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Prosecutors, and much of the European press, had depicted the pair as sadistic party people.
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The Syrian civil war is as confusing and opaque as it is sadistic and bloody.
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Zac Efron What cruel, sadistic monster let this child get his hands on a crimper?
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These sadistic fans are highly organized, extremely vocal and 13,000 strong in the FuckOlly subreddit.
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You can take sadistic pleasure in oppressing those less powerful than you, like Aunt Lydia.
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But some members spoke to detainees anyway and heard stories of systematic and sadistic torture.
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This is not a very modern thing to do, because it is cheap and sadistic.
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What could be more cruel than Dante's "Inferno," with its sadistic vision of divine justice?
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The most sadistic crimes took place after state officials had full control of the prison.
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They were more personal than Bikini Kill, weirder than Hole and more sadistic than L7.
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Now, TV Land wants to bring the equally sadistic Heather Chandler back from the dead.
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A subset of these sadistic men are actually physically and emotionally aroused by sexual violence.
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Our sadistic treatment and manipulation of animals for centuries has come back to haunt us.
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His fellow employee, Audrey (Blanchard), is a masochistic sweetheart who is dating a sadistic dentist.
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His willingness to laugh at everything develops into taking sadistic pleasure in humiliating his wife.
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Autoplay, you are an unconquerable horror, the sadistic ride attendant who won't let me off.
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"I thought the sadistic state of hyper-visibility inside was brilliantly conceived," Ms. Wood continued.
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Sultana has nine sisters; one, married to a much older, sexually sadistic man, attempted suicide.
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Some of them were increasingly mean, cruel, and sadistic way beyond any definition of tough.
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We already know Negan has a harem, and a labor camp, and a sadistic streak.
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Her older sister, Sansa (Turner), was lovesick over a blonde-haired, blue-eyed, completely sadistic prince.
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He often performs in complete darkness to amp up the sensory deprivation effect to sadistic extremes.
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What makes this remake work is the strong cast, particularly Garret Dillahunt as the sadistic Krug.
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" So I guess it depends if the priest live streamed this dead fetus for "sadistic pleasure.
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However, he is sadistic, immature, and retrograde with regards to punishment and his relationships toward women.
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The only reason to keep hurting someone after they're dead is sheer sadistic pleasure in cruelty.
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R. Lee Ermey, the former Marine who rose to fame by playing the sadistic Gunnery Sgt.
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Women who go through this deserve compassion, not sadistic laws that make our experience even harder.
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It dawns on him: He'll never need to generate small talk around this particular sadistic monster.
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But what could be more cruel than Dante's "Inferno," with its sadistic vision of divine justice?
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The real Castro was a sadistic murderer who brought great suffering to the people of Cuba.
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Well, hot dog skin-soiled water is a considerably more sadistic thing to go viral for.
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It is hardly a fair match-up; Kevin devises an obstacle course of sadistic booby traps.
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Best of all are her characters — particularly Innisth, the conscientious duke burdened with a sadistic Immanent.
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"I felt that for him to continue would be almost a bit sadistic," Mr. Friend said.
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In her novels, we are good and bad, rich and poor, sane, compassionate, deranged and sadistic.
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In her novels, we are good and bad, rich and poor, sane, compassionate, deranged and sadistic.
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He, a newly converted Mormon and law student, couldn't possibly be a sadistic serial rapist and murderer.
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This week, barring some sort of karmically sadistic chad situation, the grueling election season will finally end.
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There's an essential goodness that defies even the most sadistic human efforts to corrupt their core beauty.
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Elle agrees with all of Campbell's sadistic whims and promises she won't run away from him again.
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It makes for an excellent palate cleanser between Sadistic Execution albums, or a soundtrack to your daydreams.
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The Golden State Killer, also known as the East Area Rapist, tormented his victims with sadistic rituals.
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The Marquis de Sade was a French aristocrat, revolutionary, and writer of incredibly pornographic and sadistic literature.
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Harriet Tubman is the ultimate symbol of fearless organizing and rebellion against a sadistic capitalist enterprise (slavery).
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You have to wonder whether Andy Offutt's furious, sadistic imagination also explains his sadism toward his children.
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More than just "world weary" and greying around the temples, Affleck's Batman is also considerably more sadistic.
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Is it possible his 13 years in prison actually turned Steven Avery into a sexually sadistic killer?
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We remove graphic images when they are shared for sadistic pleasure or to celebrate or glorify violence.
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Logan was Lilly's ex-boyfriend, and he was the cruelest and most sadistic of all Veronica's tormenters.
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They're generally not as gory as the "Overkills," but still on the sadistic side of gaming cutscenes.
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"Debbie's the hero and you're the villain!" he tells her, with sadistic delight, early in their relationship.
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That cash, however, belonged to a sadistic criminal who demands that it be paid back within hours.
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The sadistic CO cuts off her hair, saying he'll show her prison family who she really is.
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"I've been saying that the message from the President yesterday in his tweets was sadistic," she said.
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Their unusual, even supernatural closeness will eventually form the basis for one of Mengele's most sadistic experiments.
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Well, Mr. Warchus and company know all about those fears and make cunningly sadistic use of them.
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Huck's storyline gets lost sometimes, when the writers go too far into the sadistic urges he has.
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There's something sort of sadistic about preparing a Thanksgiving meal and serving it to your loved ones.
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Survivors describe sadistic treatment, rape, summary executions or detainees left to die of untreated wounds and illnesses.
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Robinson's surly, scenery-devouring swagger turns Larsen into a sadistic dictator inspired by his readings of Nietzsche.
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And "Bad Samaritan," starring David Tennant as a sadistic villain, scraped to $1.6 million in 2,007 theaters.
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This is a just fate for him and not a sadistic one, threading a difficult tonal needle.
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" The BBC was flooded with complaints, and the British Housewives' League denounced it as "sadistic and horrible.
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The victims of Sandy Hook deserve far better from their country than programs that feature sadistic liars.
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Hitchcock's treatment of these actresses was pretty sadistic, yet his dramatic portrayals of women are often sympathetic.
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Elizabeth made a sadistic, narcissistic game out of not letting Rachel know the identity of her father.
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It takes the Scottish desire for sovereignty for granted (also: the English are greedy and pathologically sadistic).
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Hope lived well past his sadistic buddy Crosby, all the way to the ripe age of 100.
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After the trial, Cynthia Zimmer, Johnson's prosecutor, didn't mince words, calling him a "sadistic monster" to the press.
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It's not because Negan is sadistic and violent, but because he's incapable of functioning outside those villainous traits.
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Humanity has desires and impulses that would make no sense to even the most sadistic piece of software.
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This villain isn't sadistic, nor does he want to fuck shit up just for the sake of it.
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If that means becoming like a ruthless killer, leader, sadistic woman or evil lady, then so be it.
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This may seem sadistic but I am curious to see what will happen if Marine Le Pen wins.
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There is a sadistic part of me that enjoys fanning the flames in this part of my psyche.
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I'm not malicious or sadistic, I'm just pranking someone for the comedy and the absurdity of it all.
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They put up a struggle which made it hard, but, so you know, it wasn't sadistic or anything.
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What modern believer wouldn't want to cast off this old, sadistic barrier to faith in a loving God?
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Extreme sadism — taking pleasure in others' pain — actually gets its own personality disorder, aptly named sadistic personality disorder.
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"The Road of Lost Innocence," by Somaly Mam, about child-selling, enslavement and sadistic "sex" trafficking in Cambodia.
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Short for Scatterable Wide-Area Autonomous Robotic Mines, these sadistic little mamas scared the piss out of Skaskiw.
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One is what exactly William and the Westworld investors were looking to do with their sadistic theme parks.
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I consider myself a sadistic constructor (I take perverse pleasure in creating challenging grids — the tougher the better).
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Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) Rated R. Sadistic violence, all in fun.
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She's alone except for Martin, a sadistic monster who would sooner kill her than lose control over her.
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Still, it wouldn't be the first time a power-hungry, sadistic Westerosi ruler has spoken out against Trump.
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It couldn't have been five minutes between the first gunshots and the first leering, sadistic notifications on Twitter.
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"This is a sadistic situation, and she somehow was able to convince them to let her go," he says.
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"The conduct at CBP is so substandard, so cruel, and so sadistic that the linkage isn't there," Frye said.
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It's a series of short stories that each involve an apologetic teenage boy and his younger, openly sadistic sister.
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Blowing a pair of leads with 33 minutes to play only seems sadistic when you dig a little deeper.
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You dream of outfitting your humble abode with bespoke hooks and clamps, gorgeously sadistic metal contraptions, and carnal designs.
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But the similarities between this figure and the paranoid worldviews and sadistic actions of our current policymakers are uncanny.
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In Syria and Iraq, ISIS has beheaded numerous journalists as part of its sadistic campaign of violence and terror.
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Later, as a boarding-school girl, she stabs the sadistic headmaster, who starves the girls for punishment and profit.
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What sounds like a sadistic episode of Wife Swap is just the rules of the game for The Gelinaz!
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This spiritual core contrasts with a sadistic, machine-driven social and political infrastructure in which the video is set.
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This myth has persisted, Telfer argues, because it's easier to imagine a vain woman than a purely sadistic one.
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Lugosi's character is ailurophobic — his morbid fear of cats justifying the movie's title — and more than a bit sadistic.
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The opener is kinetic, efficiently staged, casually sadistic and near-ritualistic in how it conforms to the genre playbook.
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It was yet another stomach-turning case of extremely sadistic violence against a woman or a girl in India.
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The feeling I had promised to serve was being neglected in favor of confusion and the attraction of sadistic despair.
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Some described it as a "sadistic spectacle," while others, like Martin Scorsese, defended it as a work of true passion.
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Living proof that the Targaryen ideals of incest were a bad idea, Joffrey was sadistic, amoral, spoiled, and power-hungry.
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The sadistic Caligula, whose paranoia and malevolent humor soon turned all of Rome into a theater of cruelty and excess.
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Probably the only real downside to spring is that some sadistic individuals have tried to tie the season to cleaning.
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But current Nazis and their sympathizers — from ordinary citizens to Adolf Hitler himself — are invariably ignorant, brutish, smarmy, or sadistic.
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"If it's not one person doing this, then we have several sick, sadistic people," she told local NBC affiliate WAVE.
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His sadistic crime spree continued for years and involved sexual assault of children, one as young as 4 years old.
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Paranoid about the spread of this new plague, Woody Harrelson's sadistic character, the Colonel, begins murdering the virus's new victims.
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As terrifying and sadistic as ISIS is, its agenda has never been a mystery, nor is its viciousness without precedent.
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The doctor waits at smug attention in his steel-and-glass cage, like a symphony conductor — or a sadistic inquisitor.
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Her guide and nemesis, a rivetingly sadistic Mother Superior (Melissa Leo), rages at the novices because God has deserted her.
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I find the industry's lack of concern for the animals it breeds, trains and races inhumane, cruel and sometimes sadistic.
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"If that means becoming like a ruthless killer, leader, sadistic woman or evil lady, then so be it," she continued.
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What emerges is a shocking portrayal of an expat whose activities weren't just questionable, but sadistic, psychotic, and outright villainous.
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Gilead is not just dystopian, it is wickedly sadistic, a place where the rule of law is bloodthirsty and unyielding.
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Unlike most of the other titles on this list, the biggest villains are sadistic bosses and societal pressure to marry.
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When the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuses emerged decades later, Zimbardo was again called by Congress to explain the sadistic behavior.
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While all seem to exhibit high doses of male entitlement, some are sadistic and want to teach women a lesson.
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Every so often he'll run viewer-made malware, which typically blurs the line between digital art and sadistic fan mail.
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Anyone who wants a lusher landscape retreats online where the netherworld of the web offers luxurious settings and sadistic pleasures.
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But the lawsuit says that the recording of Shoupe's comments proves a "malicious and sadistic mindset," according to the Guardian.
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" Or the scholar-critic Charles Chassé: "The poet brings in an almost sadistic perversity to propel us onto false tracks.
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An autocrat with a sadistic streak, the reverend mother enforces harsh discipline and seems to enjoy humiliating her young charges.
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Arpaio's loss in Arizona's Senate Republican primary is a fitting end to the public life of a truly sadistic man.
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It is not sadism, though sadistic individuals may flock to occupy positions of power that permit them to indulge their urges.
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But before the shooting really starts, Rick decides to count to 10, echoing Negan's sadistic behavior in the season 7 premiere.
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As in Time Bandits, where the final gag is that the protagonist's parents die, the laugh line is the sadistic bleakness.
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In the early '60s, homosexuality was classified as a ''sociopathic personality disturbance'' often ''treated'' with sadistic group therapies and electric shocks.
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However, providing people who enjoy constant human interaction with a direct channel to people who don't at times feels, well, sadistic.
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If we're going to speak in superhero code, the only "joke" that the Joker is telling is that of sadistic terror.
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The only thing we didn't have was a sadistic AI Luigi throwing out shells and mean stares as he drives by.
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Tarantino also allegedly enjoyed performing some of the film's more sadistic flourishes himself, including spitting in her face and choking her.
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Jorte sometimes makes lists of "best Android calendar apps," but I'm here to tell you that this is a sadistic lie.
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The most satisfying part is the sadistic pleasure that comes with determining the order you eat the rabbit's body parts in.
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In the novel, Marnie is allowed to speak of her "repulsion and horror"; Graham takes no sadistic pleasure in the situation.
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The more depraved among us even rooted for the sadistic Ramsay Bolton or joined Team Night King, and you know what?
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The more sadistic volunteers derived pleasure from killing the insects, and the more insects they killed, the more pleasure they derived.
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The artist's insistence on strenuous positions resulted in muscularly expressive imagery, but it also displayed a not-so-mild sadistic streak.
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Alien dog: The Thing For some sadistic reason, my mom let me see The Thing when I was in elementary school.
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Here, when cop fists meet cartel skulls, the impact feels sickening, and it's no less sadistic when the roles are reversed.
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In fact, aside from a handful of truly sadistic characters, most of the Nazis in the this series are pretty reasonable.
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Mr. Liu, for his part, recalls a nightmarish household dominated by a sadistic, alcoholic stepfather who terrorized his wife and children.
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" And Sigmund Freud declared that postmenopausal women were "vexatious and overbearing, petty and stingy," exhibiting "typically sadistic and anal-erotic traits.
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The movie, featuring Margot Robbie as Joker's sadistic sidekick Harley Quinn, registered just $33 million in North America, well below expectations.
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I was appalled that the killers of these animals did not seem to realize how sadistic and perverse their actions are.
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He was in obvious need of medical attention, yet the fraternity brothers treated him with a callousness bordering on the sadistic.
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If I didn't know better, I'd say Rob Zombie, who directed this rehash of the original Halloween, is one sadistic fuck.
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He denied all charges, but a 142-page transcription of the woman's testimony obtained by Pitchfork revealed a pattern of sadistic abuse.
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The shooting, Kenneth said in the lawsuit, was a "sadistic attack by the adulterous wife on her husband," the Journal News reports.
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Wasserman Shultz told reporters on Monday that she considers the practice of separating children from their parents "sadistic," &apos&aposdemonic," and "outrageous.
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Conversely, the riot commits to its dark moments, harshly highlighting the women's own capacity for cruelty against the sadistic regime of guards.
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The followers who remain make an unstable, combustible mix: One is chronically paranoid, another a sadistic narcissist and the third terminally stupid.
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Now, of course, we have Daniel Craig, who's updated Bond into a sort of sadistic, knuckle-scraping Jason Bourne in a tux.
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Batman was dark and gritty to begin with, sadistic enough to throw villains down stairs and cackle while he was doing it.
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A Kentucky woman is on the hunt for a "sadistic" killer after she says her two beloved therapy pigs were brutally murdered.
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And beneath all that evil and savagery, you get a glimpse of what Negan values (even if it's completely warped and sadistic).
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Rick comes off as even more cruel and sadistic when contrasted with what ends up being a surprisingly empathetic look at Negan.
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Max isn't 100% demented sadistic jerk, but feeling an intense need to off your big brother isn't exactly Captain America's M.O., either.
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"They never hurt me, they never did anything wrong, but the whole thing was kind of sadistic," she said 30 years later.
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Contrasted against her being desperate, a survivalist, maybe even a little sadistic in what she's committing, and say, 'that's the same character.
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The sadistic "slumming" of the Golden Cat contrasted well against the desperate, panicked revels of the masked ball at the Boyle estate.
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They had scientifically deduced that his mother had been a maid who had dropped dead while working for a sadistic rich woman.
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Part of the reason for Speed's success is the film's unusual and sadistic plot device: using a public bus as a weapon.
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"We amplified our love for the Dead times ten as some kind of weird sadistic act against everyone around us," says Ross.
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The young American (Dakota Johnson) is caught in the middle, only to become their vessel for violence: she dances their sadistic spells.
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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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Listening in great detail to descriptions of murders of women by sadistic men is hardly conducive to your already precarious mental health.
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Also in top form is Vincent Price as a supercilious Satanist prince who terrorizes his subjects by contriving sadistic spectacles of humiliation.
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Qassem Soleimani as a "sadistic mass murderer" who was to blame for recent Iran-backed protests on the U.S. embassy in Baghdad.
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In "Nocturnal Animals," Tom Ford's twisty drama, Aaron Taylor-Johnson plays a sadistic thug who menaces a family on a deserted highway.
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When, like Jane Eyre, she is faced with mistreatment and starvation at the hands of her sadistic charity schoolmaster, she kills him.
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His sprawling films such the two-part "Nymphomaniac" and his latest, "The House that Jack Built," feature sadistic violence and graphic sex.
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And it's positively criminal to include cheap black-and-white copies of Salvador Dalí's vibrant, sadistic color portraits of Jack and Ann Warner.
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Fall of Becauserecorded the sadistic Extirpate demo in 1986, multiple songs from which Broadrick and Green would re-record under the Godflesh moniker.
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I have a hard time understanding that as sadistic as these [people] are — and I've hunted many of them — would let someone live.
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I think this is interesting, because Westworld, overall, suggests that the act of creating a fictional character is to some extent inherently sadistic.
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Yet Cuphead understands that we gladly suffered through sadistic games like Contra and Battletoads years ago because they just looked so damned cool.
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Am I simply a conduit through which people can realize their most sadistic impulses, or was that cafe incident just a one-off?
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Time and time again, Gregor has shown just how relentlessly sadistic he is, stopping at almost nothing to terrorize, torture, and kill people.
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Solano County Chief Deputy District Attorney Sharon Henry said the alleged abuse was done with a "sadistic purpose," according to The Washington Post.
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If the blood-curdling reviews aren't enough to convince you, perhaps imagining Hereditary as a more sadistic version of Lady Bird will help?
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For the film's 45-minute second act, we see the cops conduct physical and psychological torture, led by the sadistic Krauss (Will Poulter).
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He's likened Hillary Clinton to a "sadistic nurse in a mental hospital," and mercilessly ploughed down a kid during a "friendly" rugby game.
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His sixth book, "The Winds of Winter," has been repeatedly delayed, putting fans through torture worthy of one of his more sadistic characters.
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Not only was this sadistic and cruel it was dangerous and left more than a few of the girls I spoke with traumatized.
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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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I'm a dominant male, with some sadistic undertones, but I spend 99 percent of my time as just a vanilla dad and husband.
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They are not looking to slake their lust, amass great riches, build monuments to themselves, create utopian societies or engage in sadistic torments.
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His coaching philosophy was based on a list of "no's," a rejection of football's sometimes-sadistic rituals that he detested as a player.
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What exactly is feminist about seeing women insulted, raped, humiliated, disfigured, beaten, tasered, tortured—and subjected to the sadistic whims of other women?
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All the atrocities he committed were postmortem, where these female serial poisoners take great sadistic pleasure in prolonging the agony of their victims.
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But what it conveys is not so much Mr. Mekas's experience as Mr. Gordon's will, and his cheap sadistic hostility to the audience.
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In the chaos afterward, Thomas Humphrey (Michael Torpey), a sadistic prison guard, loses control of a gun that he sneaked into the prison.
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Her school and its sadistic German matron become a symbol of all that is wrong with the Weimar Republic in its death throes.
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As played by Christina Ricci, then 10 years old, Wednesday is a sadistic preteen exhibiting dry, deadpan wit and a taste for torture.
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I actually have a visceral reaction when they emerge from a pencil case or pocket, like a sadistic version of Pavlov's bell experiment.
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Maybe it's a slightly sadistic impulse, but I love rules that force teams to play until someone gets a convincing sort of victory.
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You'll find yourself experimenting with sadistic layouts and courses, and repeatedly heading back to the toy store to buy more and more track pieces.
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Republicans concerned about their party's future may blanch at Trump's pardoning of the sadistic racist Joe Arpaio or his gleeful unleashing of law enforcement.
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While psychopathy was the only trait to independently predict greater revenge porn proclivity, sadistic tendencies was not found to be a factor at all.
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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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In the comic book, we know that Negan used to be a sadistic high school gym teacher who loved pushing people to their limits.
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It was about time she actually did something about the guy who sold her off to a sadistic torturing rapist for his own profit.
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Fassbender was nominated for his role in the Steve McQueen film, "12 Years A Slave," in which he played sadistic plantation owner Edwin Epps.
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Once a successful businessman, he now lives with an elderly aunt and spends his days undergoing tests (sometimes cruel, even sadistic) at the institute.
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I actually think the word I used was 'a sadistic monster,' but it was just never of that nature so that was really shocking.
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Critics compared her to Keats; feminists embraced her as a martyr (and pilloried Hughes as a reckless and even sadistic agent of the patriarchy).
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After The Incident In November, why not aim a satire magazine at the hog men tottering around 1600 Pennsylvania like sadistic Rodney Dangerfield stereotypes?
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In the second installment of the racy blockbuster film series, Basinger plays the business partner and former lover of the sadistic protagonist Christian Grey.
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The war's horrific toll—much of it the result of incompetent or sadistic Soviet leadership—was deemed an essential and inevitable part of victory.
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With four days left, after nine months of shooting the sadistic saga, Thurman was asked to do something that made her draw the line.
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It is steeped, visually and verbally, in Brothers Grimmsian images of slaughter and torture, of the hunt and the sadistic thrill of the kill.
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The album is named after a sadistic, power- and sex-obsessed Roman emperor, and Hayter harnesses that chaos as a means of processing trauma.
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In "Bad Boy," the book's opening story, a couple lures a male friend recovering from a devastating breakup into a series of sadistic games.
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Cosby and Kelly have been accused of repeated violent and sadistic abuses of power over decades; Cardi has admitted to a crime of survival.
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I am certain that when I die, some beautiful moron will tell my husband, "God needed an angel," because God is sadistic like that.
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More toppy lovers might tie me down on top of a wand, or use it as a reward after a particularly sadistic play scene.
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If it turns out that we're teaching a machine to be an enormously bigoted, sadistic jerk, then maybe we can automate real-life jobs.
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If you care about animals, don't succumb to temptation if traveling to one of those few countries that are still clinging to this sadistic pastime.
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The Dragon Tattoo trilogy is part rape revenge, as Lisbeth Salander (Rapace here, Rooney Mara later) gets back at her sadistic guardian who abuses her.
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MacLachlan himself asked the right questions, but in another role for Lynch, playing a compromised innocent facing a sadistic thug in 1986's Blue Velvet.
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And the father in the title was none other than Amon Goeth, the sadistic Nazi who was commandant of the Plaszow concentration camp in Poland.
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Amid other characters — a sadistic Minotaur, decomposing prisoners, a sword-wielding dungeon master — Lu's own face appears throughout the show, as generic copy of itself.
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But this administration's sadistic behavior toward migrants or, more generally, nationals of certain countries, or even people with funny-sounding names, is utterly un-American.
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A cackling sadistic crone with a sweet tooth for gold and insult comedy, Banks' baddie gives the leaden fight scenes some adrenalin and winking humor.
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In 2007 he compared Hillary Clinton to a sadistic mental health nurse, for example; the following year he described Africans as "piccaninnies" with "watermelon smiles".
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Mr. Demjanjuk had also been tried in Israel, where he had been accused of being a sadistic guard known as Ivan the Terrible at Treblinka.
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"This deed was vile and sadistic, committed against her own friend," said Kisworo, the chief judge, who, like many Indonesians, goes by only one name.
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Critic score: 17%Audience score: 68%Netflix description: "A frontier sheriff tries to protect his sadistic son from a Chinese railroad worker hellbent on revenge."
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The tower looks like the lovechild of someone who thinks four shots of espresso is never enough, and a sadistic child's Theme Park Tycoon creation.
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Manhattan rents are sadistic, and many talented chefs have fled for other cities where they can afford to test their ideas and strut their stuff.
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Correctional cadets are already entering a field where abuse is rife and where a sadistic streak of authoritarianism can too often be allowed to flourish.
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Her collaboration with Mr. Jones, a longtime admirer, took the form of a raucous album of songs fantasizing about taking sadistic vengeance on wayward men.
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The episode is expert, edging on sadistic, with how it yanks the audience between certainty about Joe's guilt and believing the possibility of his innocence.
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I know it's Thursday, but I think Will Shortz felt the theme was tricky enough that a lot of Thursday-style misdirection would be sadistic.
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Meanwhile, the audience squirms in complicity, taking both masochistic and sadistic pleasure at a game of cat and mouse in which the roles keep shifting.
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A Kapo was a prisoner deemed responsible for the others within the Nazi hierarchy—usually violent convicts, and often more sadistic than the guards themselves.
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Afterward, the question becomes how to inhabit this new reality with the memory of the sadistic cruelty that some among us perpetrated on the rest.
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By then, Frances has already been locked in "the box" — a children's toy trunk where Greta locks badly behaved girls — and begun taking sadistic piano lessons.
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Keep reading to find out their answers, what filming these heartbreaking scenes was really like, and who actually misses sadistic bratty boy king Joffrey (Jack Gleeson).
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As an android host in the theme park Westworld, Dolores' sole purpose was to serve as a plaything for sadistic guests with an excessive disposable income.
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That's because in the comics, he used to be… well, a high school gym coach with a penchant for doling out sadistic abuse and crappy nicknames.
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Special Agent Dale Cooper's evil doppelgänger — a sadistic inversion of everything fans loved about the character — got a karmic comeuppance, shot by one of his underlings.
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He's been sketched out around the edges at best, with everything from chemical vats to extreme violence and abuse to blame for this sadistic gangster m.o.
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He's sadistic and hot-tempered, sure, but he's also deceptively clever and even goofy at times, a complex combination that makes him truly come to life.
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Just scrolling through the photos is surreal and mesmerizing, and even a little sadistic, considering how distressed everyone looks while in the process of getting Hanacure'd.
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The sadistic CO Thomas Humphrey (Michael Torpey) gets caught in the middle of the insurrection and attempts to pull a gun on the understandably angry women.
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He once compared presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton to "a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital" and likened the former secretary of state to Lady Macbeth.
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When a remote Alaskan town just trying to cope with a month of darkness attracts a coven of sadistic vampires, a literal Hell on ice unfolds.
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But the bunker eventually became a haven for Red's family and a place for them to stash their hostage, the sadistic Officer Piscatella (Brad William Henke).
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We began to hear detailed witness accounts of torture and neglect, so dark and sadistic that they were almost unbelievable — even, sometimes, to the survivors themselves.
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The accounts of the survivors of rape and sadistic torture featured in our investigation bolstered dozens of others who had spoken on the record or anonymously.
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In the United States, these ideas would evolve into a sadistic paternalism — that slavery was actually good for Africans because they were incapable of self-governance.
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Those women, who referred to Mr. Raniere as "master" or "grandmaster," were subjected to sadistic punishments that included being whipped with a leather strap, she said.
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Caroline Worra sings Aunt Lydia — the enforcer of mores, the assailer of the weak, the collaborator with the patriarchy — with sadistic relish, half venomous, half gleeful.
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Those toward the sadistic end of the spectrum might be people who would find a way to harm others with any tools put at their disposal.
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There's a distinct creepiness to this claustrophobic story, but in time common sense triumphs; what initially felt deliciously sinister eventually seems schematic and just plain sadistic.
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Nick has troubles of his own, involving a mob boss and his sadistic henchman (the always energizing Patrick Fischler), and a highly unlikely partnership is born.
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Twenty-five years later, Blanche is paraplegic, and her caretaker sister has become sadistic and delusional, wearing lacy little-girl frocks and plotting an absurd comeback.
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However, it is reductive and inaccurate to claim that all treatment of black suffering by white cultural producers is driven by commercial interests and sadistic voyeurism.
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He gets to dress better and more villainously than other Livestock Management Technicians like Sylvester and Lutz, perhaps because he's way more sadistic than the rest.
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Sansa saved the day during the Battle of the Bastards, bringing in the Knights of the Vale to finally defeat her sadistic husband Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon).
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"This is a sadistic situation, and she somehow was able to convince them to let her go," Kelly tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, on newsstands now.
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He is alleged to have been a particularly sadistic and violent killer and rapist and was known to taunt his victims by calling them after assaulting them.
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Nick Statt: I left the first half of The Walking Dead's latest season feeling more let down than when the gory, sadistic premiere smashed open Glenn's head.
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But the KGB ensured that the process was sadistic and expensive, leaving him and his first wife with no money when the plane dumped them in Vienna.
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I'm not a sadistic person in real life (honest!), but there's something about the dumb, Simlish-speaking automatons from Electronic Arts' hit series that makes it ok.
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"She's got dyed blonde hair and pouty lips, and a steely blue stare, like a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital," he wrote of the Democratic candidate.
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The baby alien, which is nicknamed "Calvin," feasts on tasty human flesh to satiate its hunger, though there may be some sort of sadistic thrill involved, too.
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The 9½ Weeks star played the business partner and former lover of the sadistic protagonist Christian Grey in the second installment of the racy blockbuster film series.
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On Monday night against the Pacers, Golden State beat the Indiana Pacers by a score that suggests a sadistic teenager at a video-game console, 142-106.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - The sadistic, racist police officer at the center of the movie "Detroit" may be one of the more terrifying characters seen on film this year.
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You can tell her character really gets off on learning everyone's darkest secrets, but unlike Oliver Dake's more sadistic bloviating, she really plays it nice and simple.
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On her 1994 album The Sporting Life, a collaboration with Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, she creates a sadistic fantasy of castration, male rape, torture, and murder.
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" He first began tinkering with the tune back in the fall of 21968, inspired by the slightly sadistic advertising slogan, "Cry baby cry, make your mother buy.
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This is more a public relations battle than a military one, a sadistic game of Palestinian roulette, where dead Gazans serve a greater purpose than dead Israelis.
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He describes the sadistic behavior of fellow prison staff, and recounts how he, too, responded to emasculating taunts with fury, momentarily forgetting his duties as a journalist.
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Mantello has directed the actresses to play their roles as though they were, respectively, a sadistic, castrating drama queen, a dour, bitter spinster, and a disgruntled majorette.
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" The hazing was real in Huntsville, Texas "It's a small town, 18,000 people in East Texas, and they have this really sadistic initiation ritual for the freshman.
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But honestly, if a sadistic bastard like Ramsay were trying to kill us, we doubt we'd have sufficient wits about us to ponder the proper escape route.
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As the Joker's girlfriend, she was the prototypical victim, enduring beatings, murder attempts and the most sadistic sorts of mind games — and always coming back for more.
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As Ray, Mr. Ryan employs a wolfish grin that's an uncomfortable mix of amused and sadistic, and a low-key acting style that's practically a non-style.
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The novel and subsequent movie adaptation of "Silence of the Lambs" seemingly kicked off this trend, pitting FBI Academy student Clarice Starling against the sadistic Buffalo Bill.
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She said that one particularly sadistic nun, whom she named, would regularly strip her and beat her buttocks with a strap until she was welted and bruised.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — Thomas Ulsrud lifts weights, hammers through squats and hangs upside down from metal bars, molding his abdominal muscles with a sadistic series of crunches.
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She was a sadistic Nazi doctor in "Ilsa: She Wolf of the SS," a 21975 sexploitation movie that has achieved cult status, then returned in several sequels.
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Books of The Times The stars of "The Girl Before" are an architect, two women and a high-tech house so sadistic that it practically spanks them.
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Mr. Zandvliet stacks the deck in making Captain Jensen as cold and sadistic as any central-casting Nazi, and in portraying the Germans as terrified, ordinary kids.
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Their reward: Galifianakis will fulfill his lifelong dream of becoming a big-time talk show host in a program produced by the sadistic, coked-up Will Ferrell.
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He's been pushing white nationalist policies for three years, championing the Muslim ban and the sadistic policy of family separation and encouraging Trump to slash refugee admissions.
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When you did The Advice of Strangers, for example, your audience was borderline sadistic at times, trying to hurt you emotionally, endanger you, and compromise your relationships.
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But often it's a hellscape—a place where PewDiePie makes millions playing video games, assholes play sadistic pranks on people, and child stars vlog themselves into ruin.
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"She's got dyed blonde hair and pouty lips, and a steely blue stare, like a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital," he wrote in the Telegraph in 2007.
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The "Westworld" in the TV series, a far-future theme park staffed by highly convincing androids, lets visitors live out their heroic and sadistic fantasies free of consequences.
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Some cut in large triangles, which doesn't always go as planned; others cut in small slivers; still others opt for the rather unpopular (and frankly, sadistic) square piece.
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The Process is a mashup of college-admissions interviews, Silicon Valley problem-solving tests, and sadistic psychological experiments, directed by a soft-spoken but unpredictable proctor named Ezequiel.
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Wilson has run more people into the ground than a sadistic cross country coach and doesn't seem to give two shits about it, so it's another easy answer.
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A sadistic, greasy, insecure AF rat criminal named Ratigan (who doesn't like being called a rat, BTW) is behind the kidnapping and is sure to scare children. 24.
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"Tiffanie Irwin seemed to be setting up this sadistic atmosphere where the violence just got more and more intense," PEOPLE Senior Editor Alicia Dennis says in the clip.
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We need it to survive, and to force an unpleasant diet on someone with the goal of modifying their behavior is a particularly sadistic way of wielding power.
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Sharon Henry, chief deputy district attorney for Solano County, said at a news conference that the alleged abuse was done with "sadistic purpose," according to the Washington Post.
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You want to dismiss Billy Lee as a sadistic killer who is psychologically abusive to young women (shout out to Rose, by the way), but you just can't.
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Analysts describe him as grotesque and fond of sadistic torture techniques, with one former hostage recounting in October how his captor made him dance the tango with him.
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Lyft users with a sadistic streak may enjoy the new prank mode This April Fools' Day, Eyler's "patron saint holiday," Lyft's ride experience team is going all out.
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"Usually [this character is] sadistic and mean to you, but sometimes, when you and him are alone, he becomes so sweet and very kind to you," Gray explained.
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The ear-cutting-dance scene is a mere blip in the 99-minute movie, but it's that sadistic lullaby that is seared in audiences' minds 25 years later.
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A brutal side of sexploitation emerged in these white slavery films, directed by Joseph P. Mawra and featuring a villainously sadistic character named Olga, played by Audrey Campbell.
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The victim, Christian Wolff (played by Seth Lee as a boy and Ben Affleck as an adult), is mercilessly disciplined by his father, a sadistic, controlling military psychologist.
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Along their road to redemption, the family must stay completely silent to avoid detection — even when they encounter a sinister and sadistic cult intent on causing them harm.
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In the European Middle Ages, you could probably tell because he'd always get way too hammered at whatever sadistic cage-fighting event was happening in the town square.
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Ms. Salzman said the women in D.O.S. were subjected to sadistic punishments, including being whipped with a leather strap or being asked to stand barefoot in the snow.
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Nor is it very common to see sadistic mirth occupying the faces of multiple tattoo artists as they inflict the unnaturally long, thick, shallow lines seemingly without pause.
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McGowan describes a life of almost ceaseless abuse, of falling into the clutches of one sadistic ogre after another as powerful forces conspired to crush her rogue spirit.
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Whether you were dodging "Grandma" in a stairwell or decoding one of Lucas's sadistic traps, RE7 tested you with the kind of relentless tenacity only good games can.
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The whole enclosure is a coffin of sorts, a metaphorical nod to the social stranglehold white America held over Black men to perform sadistic whims of Black stereotypes.
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So while the Microsoft developers intended for Tay to learn about communication from humans, it ended up learning about being an asshole from a pack of sadistic psychopaths.
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However, Red has spent this season fighting weathered adult men, including a sadistic jail captain (Link Baker), a doped-up boxer (Darcy Hinds), and, now, his ex-girlfriend's dad.
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Modern Warfare's position is that some of the people fighting in this civil war, like a sadistic Russian general or the people who stole his chemical weapons, are bad.
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His characterisation is adept, from Reid, the slave-owner who loses his property and his daughter Emily to his ambitious, sadistic neighbour Levallois, to the enigma of Emily herself.
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It doesn't work, as Maggie convinces her fellow members to hold their ground, and the sadistic Simon (an always-enjoyable Steven Ogg) kicks Gregory down a flight of stairs.
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It's a tale as old as time: Girl meets mer-boy, girl falls in love with mer-boy, girl has to save mer-boy from a sadistic Michael Shannon.
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He's best known for playing the sadistic Ramsay Bolton on Game of Thrones, and he'll shortly be playing young Hitler on the satirical British TV movie Adolf the Artist.
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After Getty's death, a friend close to him told PEOPLE that The Evil Within, then titled Storyteller, was inspired by powerful, sadistic dreams Getty had as a young boy.
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Maybe at the very least, one of the less sadistic airlines will offer to turn off the signal when the lights are dimmed and passengers are trying to sleep.
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He was a prospect, no doubt, but placing him in against the man who had just stopped Lyoto Machida in three minutes seemed an almost sadistic leap in competition.
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It's not an amoral story — even if the series loves building up sadistic villains — but its general philosophy is, being good is useless unless you can also do good.
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According to her 1977 memoir, "I'm Eve," written with a relative, Elen Sain Pittillo, she was scarred further by an early romance with a sadistic man, who beat her.
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Finally, Joffrey fulfills his sadistic fantasies by using it to brutally murder Ros, the sex worker Littlefinger gave to Joffrey after discovering she'd been spying on the brothel owner.
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The MPAA reportedly isn't mad that the film (about a sadistic serial killer played by Matt Dillon) is "two and a half hours of self-reflexive torture porn," though.
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The training required to make it through five rounds borders on sadistic, and the fighters that regularly compete at major stadiums like LumpinI are at a whole other level.
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In Shanghai, she crashed the wedding of an elite Chinese couple—a celebration that included a fleet of Rolls-Royces, semi-sadistic party games, and tons of delicious food.
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It's a brutal, heart-pounding stretch that feels most like home invasion horror, with Krauss as the sadistic, conscience-free aggressor, and no means of escape for his victims.
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Fortunately, the majority of men fall into the healthy category rather than into one that is dominated by the sadistic desire for power and destruction of their sexual partner.
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Dazzled by dreams of show-business glory, Angelica made her way to the big city, and is now the girlfriend of a vulgar and sadistic Russian billionaire (Jordi Mollà).
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Trump's first two years in office have been rife with debacles, including the botched response to Hurricane Maria and the sadistic policy of snatching undocumented children from their parents.
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Mr. Paluso, who returned to the college as an administrator four years ago, has sought to identify and stamp out its decades-old and notoriously sadistic culture of hazing.
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A writer for The Independent loved Messud's style in her debut — ''One is made to feel every sadistic raindrop, taste every rubbery fried egg'' — but found the characters dull.
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Or was he also a bird painter, blending fact and fiction in his own life and the lives of others in a way that was deliberately deceitful, even sadistic?
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"Where's the rest of me?" was Reagan's most famous line, uttered in a film in which he wakes up to find that a sadistic doctor has amputated his legs.
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In The Handmaid's Tale, Aunt Lydia was a sadistic cipher, a monster who took palpable pleasure in helping grind Offred down as she trained Offred to become a Handmaid.
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During an interview with Esquire the author of the series, George R. R. Martin, compared Trump to one of the plot's most narcissistic and sadistic characters — King Joffrey Baratheon.
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Like most of Roupenian's other protagonists, Ted is a sadistic monster ("By the time he was 35, the only way Ted could get hard and remain so for the duration of sexual intercourse was to pretend that his dick was a knife, and the woman he was fucking was stabbing herself with it," the story begins), but unlike many of them, Ted is a recognizable sadistic monster with a coherent inner life.
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Bassist Nic Bullen shouts like a sadistic drill sergeant over Broadrick's chaotic riffs, and Mick Harris intermixes raw blasts with dexterous cymbal chokes, two flourishes that still define grind drumming.
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She's a harsh disciplinarian, but it seems like she had an unhappy life and her fate—being gaslit and driven insane—is as sadistic as anything she inflicts on others.
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It's clear from his face that what she says hits home — he obviously still regrets Joffrey's death, even though the kid became a sadistic, murdering monster — but he controls himself.
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Raised in virtual confinement by her sadistic uncle and forced to recite debauched scenes from his favourite books to satiate his wealthy clients, she has grown cold, cunning and fearful.
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But as recent scholarship began to unearth evidence that Sims relied on racist and often sadistic-seeming practices to build his medical legacy, the statue drew the ire of protesters.
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Nanette, a quiet, diligent office worker in her physical life, transforms inside the simulation prison, taking on the Kirk-style leadership role Robert has disturbingly distorted to misogynistic, sadistic ends.
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I had a chance to try it out and I feel confident saying I had the worst day of my year — but, you know, in a good, yet sadistic way.
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After dressing up the 1:8 scale Porsche in traditional crash test attire, the sadistic Lego enthusiasts sent the car hurdling towards a wall at over 28 miles per hour.
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It's a sadistic "peace and love" collective with a surface-level adherence to apocalyptic scripture, full of drug addicts who are — as an actual game mechanic — controlled with rock music.
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Sharon Henry, chief deputy district attorney for Solano County, said at a news conference that the alleged abuse was done with a "sadistic purpose," according to the The Washington Post.
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Ann Dowd (opposite Toni Collette) in A24's 2018 film 'Hereditary' Even if sadistic tendencies can bubble up in most people, few choose to act them out for a living.
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The real demons are the sadistic bullies and abusive parents and indifferent bystanders — people who should have been friends, protectors, helpers, but instead have left these kids to the wolves.
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The majority of Nicolosi's patients, like the majority of conversion therapy victims generally, were children and adolescents, forced into his care by parents who were bigoted, sadistic, or merely scared.
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LONDON — Septa Unella might be a big, sadistic meanie in Game of Thrones, but from the looks of it Hannah Waddingham — the actress who plays her — is the exact opposite.
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Many of the people there trace their history to the late eighteenth century and the American Revolution, which saw exceptionally bloody and sadistic fighting between Anglo settlers and regional tribes.
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In a spectacular display of pomp and pageantry, the Prince was crowned WBO featherweight champion, though the whole thing had been somehow sadistic, even by the standards of nineties boxing.
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Nakamura traveled this road before in "The Thief," a novel in which an ace pickpocket tumbled into a dark looking-glass world after being recruited by a sadistic crime boss.
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Maybe if the sadistic side is fed too much — the fantasies keep getting darker, or the women keep getting younger — the user becomes unable to enjoy a regular sex life.
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The agencies and workers allegedly "meticulously investigated and carefully documented every violent kick, punch, slap and injury inflicted upon A.J. (Adrian) by his sadistic father and stepmother," the lawsuit states.
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They felt entitled to the 10-point bonus, and each time they lost a point for being late, they complained that it wasn't fair and that I was being sadistic.
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" By the time of Grant's election as president in 1868, the Klan was targeting black voters and their supporters with "murders and mutilations in a grotesque spirit of sadistic mockery.
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My next quibble with this episode is more prosaic: the killing of Lee Miglin, in his garage, by Cunanan is so grisly and sadistic as to be difficult to watch.
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The more sadistic teachers and coaches would place custom orders — paddles with holes drilled in them so they whistled through the air faster and reached a higher velocity on impact.
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Over the course of 11 stanzas the reader becomes complicit in the sadistic ride, propelled by the lilting meter and roped in, as it were, by the simple rhyme scheme.
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This was a short week since we started it off with Memorial Day and, fortunately, no tech companies were sadistic enough to drop news on us on a sacred holiday.
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"I still am not sure it's a true memory," Lucy says, after describing the sadistic public humiliation of her brother by her father on the streets of a small town.
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Star Chiwetel Ejiofor conveys both inner strength and profound suffering, sometimes merely through his wounded eyes, while Lupita Nyong'o is heartbreaking as a slave brutalized by a sadistic plantation owner.
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As Cee recovers from abuse she suffered at the hands of a sadistic doctor, she is forced to address the profound issues of abandonment that made her vulnerable to abuse.
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DERRYLIN, Northern Ireland — Kevin Lunney, a 503-year-old businessman from Northern Ireland, was heading home one evening when he became the victim of a prolonged, sadistic and ostentatious assault.
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Marlon Brando wrote that Chaplin was "probably the most sadistic man I ever met," recounting how the director had repeatedly bullied and humiliated his own son Sydney on the set.
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There are codes of conduct and slang stretching back a hundred years; a culture of practical jokes, sometimes borderline sadistic ones, has existed on the road for nearly as long.
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Goggins, especially, rips into Lee's sadistic instincts with relish, sashaying around every scene spitting acidic insults like he's marking his territory — which, of course, is exactly what he's trying to do.
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Facing charges of child abuse, neglect, and "sadistic" torture, Rogers has rebuffed accusations that she and her husband, Jonathan Allen, did anything wrong, telling local media that they are "amazing" parents.
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A righteous historical context for violence forms the framework for both 2009's Inglourious Basterds and 2012's Django Unchained, which deployed Tarantino's sadistic tendencies against Nazis and slave owners, respectively.
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For about a decade beginning in the mid-1990s, the girls were raped, beaten and starved at the whim of Alamo, whose behavior grew more sadistic as the years went on.
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But instead of playing in constant fear of that loud buzzing sound, when you touch the sides while playing this sadistic version of Operation, you get blasted with a paintball gun.
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If mastering our own confidence and ability to stay true to ourselves no matter what are our greatest strengths as women, Him was the scariest, most sadistic adversary of them all.
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Cruelty: Negan's more sadistic side has been in hiding for quite some time; he hasn't burned anyone's face with a hot iron or bashed in anyone's skull this entire half-season.
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A solemn white-collar worker looking to add a little excitement to his monotonous middle-aged existence stumbles upon a sadistic parallel universe in illustrator Cornelius Joksch's animated short film, Adultland.
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Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds" was released in 2009 and was nominated for eight Academy Awards, winning the supporting actor trophy for Christoph Waltz, who played the sadistic SS colonel Hans Landa.
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Jane seems to take pleasure in subjecting Blanche to her sadistic plans — think along the lines of denying Blanche food, and then cooking up her pet parakeet to serve for dinner.
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Long hours and catering to demanding whims are par for the course in Hollywood (and many other industries), but former employees painted a picture of a particularly sadistic atmosphere at Miramax.
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"It's imperative that any community faced with such sadistic and violent acts take measures to find the culprit and bring him or her to justice," said PETA Associate Director Elisa Allen.
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And one of the pieces of symbolism that we learned about is kind of amazing: an subtle ode to the female reproductive system on the sadistic Aunt Lydia's (Ann Dowd) outfit.
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It is that sadistic part of the brain that would watch Mike Tyson crush nobodies in under a round just to see them fall, not even to admire Tyson's ability itself.
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President Trump also signed into law the Taylor Force Act, which finally put an end to the Palestinian Authority's sadistic practice of handing out monetary rewards to those who've killed Jews.
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When I spoke with Kennedy, he recalled what he found at the home: a naked boy locked in a closet, widespread allegations of physical abuse, severe exercise, and sadistic mind games.
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The parents described here range from weird and casually irritating (annoying their children for money); to sadistic (body-shaming); ominous ("disappearing" elderly relatives); and occasionally downright evil (think murdering childhood pets).
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It's hard to tell if Sue Ann's stalkerish, sadistic behavior is opportunistic, or if she has been carefully planning to punish the children for the sins of their mothers and fathers.
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"Dunbar," not unlike the play itself, turns out to be a thriller: a crime thriller, a corporate mega-mogul thriller and even, at least in one horrific scene, a sadistic thriller.
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The movie was edited to partially defang a scene of what the British Board of Film Classification termed "sadistic violence" in order to get a 15 rating with a broader audience.
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"At end of the day I saw it as a love story," he said, recalling his character as at once fatherly and sadistic, in many ways irresistible to the impressionable infantrymen.
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In packed community forums, they expressed their fears about the sadistic predator who was committing sexual assaults in their previously tranquil neighborhoods every few days — someone nicknamed the East Area Rapist.
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Humiliation was part of the deal, sometimes deliberately inflicted by certain grandstanding, sadistic attending physicians, sometimes more casually, because everyone could see that you didn't know something you should have known.
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That's especially true of the festering sourness of the grown-ups — including Conor's uncomfortably married parents (Amy Warren and Billy Carter) and the sadistic priest who runs Conor's school (Martin Moran).
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She also winds up in what sounds like an extremely lurid situation: bound and gagged, naked and helpless, about to be tortured by a man she knows is a sadistic killer.
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The sadistic twist here is that he sends the videos of his future victims to the National Crime headquarters in Stockholm, daring the police to outwit him before he kills again.
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By the end of the film, which is set in 1950s London, the power dynamic of their relationship will have flipped in a completely unexpected and exhilarating and borderline sadistic way.
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She's bound to serve an angry and sadistic young English officer named Hawkins (Sam Claflin), for whom her "duties" include working in the kitchen, singing for the soldiers, and being raped.
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The entire United Kingdom was up in arms over this sadistic, madly funny 1979 horror film about an artist who gets fed up and starts killing New Yorkers with a power drill.
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From there, Sansa went through hell — an abusive marriage to the sadistic Ramsay Bolton — and emerged strong, self-possessed, and with a moral authority that Arya, by then a remorseless killer, lacked.
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A rich philanthropist whose sadistic streak within Westworld is simply another part of the game, maybe even meant to spur the hosts forward into sentience via the sheer volume of trauma inflicted?
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But to the hardcore BoTW players who made it their mission to find all 4003 seeds, that innocent giggling quickly turned into the sound of a sadistic sociopath delighting in their torture.
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Meanwhile, Strickland approaches it with sadistic fury, and plans to see it vivisected — ostensibly for vague reasons involving the space race, but mostly because he's more of a monster than it is.
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Over time, my skill with the canes, crops, and paddles he adores has become a sort of muscle memory, freeing up my mind to play wicked word games and throw sadistic taunts.
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If there's one scene where this brittle chemistry works, it's unintentionally the movie's only truly sadistic one, in which Christian and Ana use lipstick to mark literal safe spaces on Christian's body.
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Nerve is a rom-com / thriller (weird, right?) about two people who get looped into a bizarro / dystopian / voyeuristic / sadistic online reality game where people dare them to do things for cash.
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They promise to simplify the tax code, reform immigration and defeat the sadistic jihadists whose sole mission is to destroy Western civilization and replace it with a caliphate governed by sharia law.
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Apathetic opportunists like Haynes, as well as the nature of corporate bureaucracy, are probably responsible for more human suffering than all the serial witness murderers and sadistic nerd-gods in the world.
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As Batman, he's a sadistic savage who tortures criminals by branding his bat symbol into their skins, and has no compunctions about mowing down adversaries en masse with high-powered artillery fire.
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And while the show starts somewhat slowly, the violence comes later in explosive and grisly fashion, as the Cali heavyweights prove every bit as ruthless and sadistic, albeit in somewhat different fashion.
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Trump's reign of cruelty reached a sadistic crescendo this week as we learned that his administration had ordered more than 2,300 children, including nursing infants, torn from their parents and locked up.
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This particular group of feral young things belongs to an indigent tribe ruled by the tyrannical and sadistic Monty Mae Maloney (Xanthe Paige), a woman with a smokin' body and Beyoncé moves.
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Veronica was at a house party with drugs running rampant and a pack of sadistic rich kids who have never once in their lives been told no, and no one protected her.
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In one of his YouTube videos, Rodger, the sadistic virgin, talks about his failure to win the affection of women and speaks of his intent to kill hot sorority girls one day.
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My dinner order was less a triumphant return to the joys of meat and more a sadistic revenge against the animal kingdom for all the fauna I'd been deprived those four weeks.
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With that in mind, and using the suggestions of VICE's sadistic editors, I assumed the role of human guinea pig and prepared to smoke from a bong filled with 11 unorthodox liquids.
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At his lowest point, Burns says, he robbed local drug dealers and committed violent crimes, even though he was hardly the most sadistic or volatile member of the crew he ran with.
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Holocaust survivors testified about Ivan the Terrible's sadistic behavior at Treblinka, saying he seemed to take pleasure in beating prisoners with a steel pipe and cutting off their limbs with a sword.
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However, Meyers also noted that despite the current health crisis tanking the economy, Trump is continuing to proceed with his "truly sadistic plan" to take 700,000 low-income people off food stamps.
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Lucas travels to St. Petersburg to meet his business partner, Pyotr (Boris Gulyarin), who has suddenly disappeared, leaving Lucas on his own to deal with their sadistic buyer, Boris Volkov (Pasha Lychnikoff).
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"In my opinion, Ramsay has sexual sadism disorder along with sadistic personality disorder...since he demonstrates marked pleasure and complete lack of remorse from the suffering of others," Honda told Business Insider.
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There, farmers have been driven off their land and forced into banditry, leaving them at the mercy of bounty killers, the most fearsome and sadistic of whom is played by Klaus Kinski.
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His sheer, sadistic pleasure at being the biggest asshole in a world full of assholes could give the show new life if it didn't come with everything else wrong with the character.
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" As Joan Acocella wrote in a profile for The New Yorker, "People couldn't bear to be at dinner when she was with Annie because she was so sadistic, so insulting, so cruel.
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Setting aside what sounds like a pretty sadistic approach from Nutter in terms of how the scene was filmed, Jaime and Brienne's exchange contains a lot of implications for Jaime Lannister himself.
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It's unsettling and cringe-worthy and will make your skin crawl, but it serves the purpose of showing you Sionis is a truly demented, sadistic killer in addition to a calculating mobster.
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She replied to him, "U don't even realize the kind of trouble u r in — comeys people believe in him — for real — they have the proof — u r a sadistic man #USA".
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If the Season 7 premiere of The Walking Dead focused on Negan's attempts to break Rick, this week's episode was concerned with the sadistic leader's attempts to do the same to Daryl.
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" Referencing "Game of Thrones" fans who wondered what would have happened if King Joffrey — the show's sadistic, petty boy-tyrant — had lived, he said, "in 12 days we're going to find out.
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"The decision to order the use of deadly force when not physically present to evaluate the situation speaks volumes as to the malicious and sadistic mindset of Sheriff Shoupe," the lawsuit reads.
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It's a real tightrope walk to try to do that in a show that also wants to viewers to luxuriate in stoned dance sequences, fourth-wall-breaking infomercials, and sadistic torture scenes.
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The 1962 classic is about a 20th-century cowboy at mortal odds with modern life — a roaming spirit who won't be stopped by wire fences, prison bars, search helicopters or sadistic lawmen.
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That's true again with "Birds of Prey," which moves the Joker's sadistic sidekick front and center, then proceeds to assault the senses in much the way its protagonist wields a baseball bat.
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She undergoes a sadistic training program at the Sparrow School, at one point being told, "Your body belongs to the state," and is ordered to strip naked along with several other women.
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Both Don Johnson and the great Udo Kier are memorably repulsive as a sadistic warden and a slimy go-between, and Fred Melamed is chillingly hilarious as a persnickety prison intake officer.
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Oh, and maybe the Los Angeles Clippers, if they ever get healthy and can avoid facing the Golden State Warriors, who seem to derive a unique and sadistic joy from embarrassing them.
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You may even say some were sadistic, such as Hot Cockles, which involved people taking turns hitting an individual who, blindfolded, had to guess the identity of their striker to emerge victorious.
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They hypothesized that having sexist beliefs; what's known as the Dark Triad of socially averse traits, which includes machiavellianism, psychopathy and narcissism; and sadistic tendencies would be significantly related to revenge porn proclivity.
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If I didn't cling to these sort of basic manners, I felt like I would snap and the floodgates to my most sadistic impulses would burst open and all hell would break loose.
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Josh is flanked by Angelica (Alyvia Alyn Lind), a sadistic, hustling 10-year-old he used to babysit, and Wesley (Austin Crute), a former it-boy at the public high school Josh attended.
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Carnage is more violent, more murderous, and more sadistic than Venom (though Carnage gets to play a hero in the crossover event called Axis) and in existing, shows how human Venom can be.
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In the past month and a half, I've seen comedy shows featuring a stern, sadistic clown (in "Firegeth" at the Bell House) and a mopey sad sack in huge shoes ("Puddles Pity Party").
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But "Burning" eventually becomes a suspense thriller with the sadistic menace of Alfred Hitchcock and Roald Dahl, as well as a dark commentary on the gulf between society's haves and the have-nots.
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Rob Sheffeild, Rolling Stone: Ann Dowd is back as the horrifying Aunt Lydia, the sadistic mistress who torments her handmaids, like a dystopian vision of the principal from Rock and Roll High School.
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With few funds to help her ailing mother, she's borderline blackmailed by a secret intelligence service into enduring the sadistic Sparrow School that transforms her into an expert manipulator, seductress, and living weapon.
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According to the court, while Sauvage may have spent most of her life living in fear of her husband's sadistic behavior, her life was not endangered at the moment that she shot him.
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Daryl gains the upper hand in the form of a rocket launcher and takes out the bad guys but we know this is far from the last we'll see of the sadistic Saviors.
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The onslaught of social media has allowed for the chronicling of instances of blatant sadistic violence in a way that makes clearer than ever the viciousness by which cops often interact with us.
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Critics rating: 9%The cruel plot of a man being abused by his sadistic wife made some viewers angry and uncomfortable, causing this comedy to earn negative reviews and earn eight Razzie nominations.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — When Lee Miller broke off her three-year relationship with Man Ray in 94, Man Ray reacted by making a series of sadistic, voodoo-like works.
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"Lynching is the sadistic practice of racialized terror for the purpose of social control," Dr. Ersula Ore, a professor of African American studies and rhetoric at Arizona State University, wrote in an email.
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By the novel's surprising end, Finn even sheds light on the motives of sadistic rebels who laconically announce they're about to kill a victim — then demand a tip to make the death painless.
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He mentors the title character (Jamie Foxx) and eventually works to save Django's wife from the clutches of Calvin Candie (Leonardo DiCaprio), a cunning and sadistic villain not unlike Mr. Waltz's previous character.
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The movie is a dark satire in which a group of conservatives are kidnapped and hunted for sport by sadistic liberals, and it was originally scheduled to be released by Universal last September.
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Chaplin understood that while laughing at someone experiencing a series of misfortune might be sadistic, there is comedy in watching it happen to someone who doesn't quite see or comprehend it as tragedy.
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By the end of "The Hateful Eight," its status as a tale of mystery and its deference to classic Westerns have all but disappeared, worn down by the grind of its sadistic vision.
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But just in case: Brave, side-braided Katniss takes her sister's place in a nationally televised fight to the death among 24 teenagers in a post-apocalyptic universe controlled by sadistic game masters.
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"Loujain's abuse exemplifies the methods of Saudi thuggish and lawless leadership, hellbent on exacting sadistic vengeance against any citizen who dares to think freely," Sarah Leah Whitson of Human Rights Watch told me.
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This Is Us fans talk about how much the show makes them cry, and it always sounds vaguely sadistic, like they're taking part in a group therapy session run by a real jerk.
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Sansa didn't have much to do in the later books, besides hanging around the Vale, so the showrunners gave her Jeyne Poole's storyline, with Littlefinger arranging for her to marry sadistic murderer Ramsay Bolton.
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The novel's premise is wildly inventive and really scary: Some sadistic person is fiddling with the mechanics of the elevators that operate in the city's skyscrapers, and everyone is in a state of panic.
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In the 1970s and '80s, California communities were terrorized by a man who repeatedly sneaked into victims' homes in the middle of the night, committing more than 17.063 sexual assaults and 10 sadistic murders.
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It seemed invasive enough in the original "Johny, Johny" videos when adults ordered children to open their mouths; now, asking Refrigerator to open its door and hand over its innards somehow feels borderline sadistic.
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In Mindhunter, we learn all about his sadistic crimes and his reasoning for them through interviews with the fictional Douglas, renamed Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) and Bill Tench (Holt McCallany) as the fictional Ressler.
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From the self-mutilating heroine in "The Piano Teacher" to the home-owners who open their door to two sadistic strangers in "Funny Games", his characters' lives rarely have anything like a happy end.
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It's also the exact thing you'd do if you were a sadistic show that liked to torture its loyal viewers and was planning to rip apart those bonds as soon as they'd been established.
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Shakespeare depicted him in his play as a cruel, sadistic, tyrannical hunchback responsible for one of the most notorious crimes in English history - the murder of his young nephews, "the Princes in the Tower".
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Both networks, described as "concentration camps," were marked by sadistic physical and gendered sexual violence, summary executions, medical experimentation by physicians, and mass death by preventable disease and starvation, all in service of empire.
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He has compared Hillary Clinton to "a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital," written a poem suggesting Turkey's president had sexual relations with a goat, and likened the European Union to Hitler's Third Reich.
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The swampy house that the main character finds himself in is home to a terrifyingly sadistic family that plays host to horrible mold colonies, disgusting bug infestations, and all kinds of repulsive, unsettling things.
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So Ron is left guarding his secrets on multiple fronts, even if Flip is taking many of the risks, especially because the most sadistic member of the Klan, Felix (Jasper Paakkonen), doesn't trust him.
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In case you're a sadistic person who would like to completely fall to pieces this afternoon, this collection of sad movie scenes should accomplish that within the span of 10 minutes and 47 seconds.
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Though we didn't see it addressed in the finale, fans have been speculating since episode nine that Sansa Stark may have conceived while being raped at the hands of her sadistic husband, Ramsay Bolton.
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Chebutykin (Ray Anthony Thomas), the old doctor who loved the sisters' mother, dotes on Irina; the insecure Baron Tuzenbach (Steven Boyer) longs for her, as does the odd, sadistic Army captain, Solyony (Matthew Jeffers).
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But in Trump the element of sadistic cruelty in his personality (mocking the disabled, for example), and the sheer gall of his fakery, make of him a malignant, rather than a benign, bullshit artist.
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All this — and far better food, drink and hours — made piracy extremely attractive to merchant and naval sailors alike, who in this time period faced malnourishment, wage cheating, and brutal and sometimes sadistic officers.
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"There's definitely a few Targaryen moments that she's had, for want of a better word," Clarke says slyly, alluding to the fact that Daenerys's father, the Mad King, was a demented and sadistic ruler.
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Consider, also, that young children train in MMA's watered-down components, but subjecting them to the sport's full concussive rigors before adulthood is the kind of shit only your sadistic strongman father would do.
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As a German patriot he is conscious of his duty and troubled by the extremism of Hitler and the SS. He detests the local SS heavy (Mark Dexter), a sadistic and humorless true believer.
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The Man in Black, for instance: Is he the sadistic villain that he first seems to be, or just a dedicated gamer trying to defeat the park's boss level by finding a hidden maze?
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As would be expected from a trio forced into some sadistic combination of coworkers, roommates, friends, and siblings in the barren backcountry, we constantly pissed each other off, but mostly kept each other sane.
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The never-ending narco wars have turned sadistic violence into a key component of border stories: mutilated bodies hung for public display; assassinated journalists; multitudes of disappeared (or desaparecido); massacre on a massive scale.
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Tall, affable and energetic, he was picked to run General Electric in 2001 after an interminable and mildly sadistic selection process run by GE's then CEO, Jack Welch, at the time America's most celebrated boss.
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"The Walking Dead" is following what has become a familiar pattern for the AMC hit, as it reaches the midway point of the opening eight-episode flight of a grim, grueling, inordinately sadistic seventh season.
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The sadistic jokes of Tom (played by a perfectly disturbed Matthew Macfadyen), are like jarring life boats at every tense family dinner, that just confuse and disgust the characters, but provide sweet LOLs for viewers.
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You know, the messy war drama that the New York Times called a "sadistic and ghoulish spectacle," that widely-panned release currently enjoying a 15 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and 26/100 on Metacritic?
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"[He] will have me killed the moment I step through the gate," Theon tells Sansa in season 6's "Home" as the pair scurries to Castle Black in an effort to escape the sadistic Ramsay.
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She's got dyed blonde hair and pouty lips, and a steely blue stare, like a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital; and as I snap out of my trance I slap my forehead in astonishment.
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Then he reluctantly agrees to drive her north to a haven called Eden where she will be safe from the oily British scientist (Richard E. Grant) and sadistic cyborg enforcer (Boyd Holbrook) on her trail.
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One of the greatest things MST2810K ever gave the world was an introduction to this demented, animated spring and his sadistic love of removing small energy-storing devices — that is, springs — from everyday home appliances.
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A group of women on a bachelor party head to a remote cabin, booked on an Airbnb-like service, only to discover that they've walked into a sadistic murder trap hatched by some bumbling idiots.
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Acquaintances of Madsen have previously told reporters that he was very open about his predilection for sadistic sexual activity and authorities have claimed to have found videos of women being decapitated on his personal computer.
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Living in poverty and trying to reassemble their lives in southern Turkey, they understood intimately the horrors they had just experienced under a regime composed of sadistic criminals who tortured, maimed and killed without hesitation.
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There are endless throbbing, seeping wounds, many of them perpetrated by Sarah, who is supposed to come off as magnetic despite her instability, but actually presents as a bundle of disparate pathologies and sadistic impulses.
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For me, the low point of Game of Thrones was its dreadfully self-serious fifth season, when most of the plots ground to a halt in favor of needless spectacle and pointless big, sadistic twists.
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The losing streak was made possible because they were a bad team, but also because, as Tom Stoppard suggested in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, sometimes probability suspends itself in the most sadistic of ways.
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Spending time with Mr. Gleeson, 24, best known as the sadistic King Joffrey on "Game of Thrones," and his pals Aaron Heffernan and Cameron Macaulay, both 26, is like being embedded with an improv troupe.
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With the specter of the sadistic Pennywise the Clown (played by Bill Skarsgård) still looming over the town of Derry, the gang must re-team to banish the demon they first faced 27 years earlier.
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Though shaken by her son Tommen's suicide, she was able to have a little sadistic fun with Septa Unella in a scene that would make even the most righteous Thrones fans crack a wicked smile.
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Directed by Robert Aldrich, it was a surprise hit in a Hollywood being slowly subsumed by the counterculture, featuring a sadistic Ms. Davis in Kabuki makeup mentally torturing her paraplegic sister, played by Ms. Crawford.
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They complained that the rulings and suggestions have not only stopped them from thoroughly exploring the sadistic nature of the government's witnesses, but have also sanitized the brutal violence for which drug cartels are known.
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The Raiders, who do not have a home for 2019, could be playing their final game in Oakland on Monday night as part of the team's sadistic, slow-motion departure for Las Vegas in 2020.
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There are increasingly awful incidents at boot camp and in Afghanistan, where he endures vulgar hazing from his fellow soldiers and sadistic humiliations from the racist sergeant (the bass-baritone Wayne Tigges, who is chilling).
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But remedies generally seem to have run a narrow gamut from the unpleasant (Cotton Mather's prescription for depression: "living swallows, cut in two, and laid hot reeking unto the shaved Head") to the outright sadistic.
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" This year I barely recognized him in two new Stratford roles: Jackie Elliot, the coal miner father of the title character in "Billy Elliot," and Orin Scrivello, the sadistic dentist in "Little Shop of Horrors.
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You feel the authors take a sadistic pleasure in leading you down dark paths, but you enjoy (if that's the right word) its overall resemblance to the regretful let-downs and blind alleys of life.
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Johnson did say that Hillary Clinton looks "like a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital," suggesting Nurse Ratched from "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest," which has suggestions on his thinking about America as well.
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Last year Mangala Samaraweera, Sri Lanka's finance minister, accused microfinance companies of ruining Sri Lanka's financial sector and of creating a "sadistic situation" in which loan officers, when unable to extract repayment, solicit sexual favours.
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These tend to feature chain saws and house parties in films for teenage boys, and sadistic rapists and serial killers for adult males, plus humiliations and deaths of uppity women for the well-educated misogynist.
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The note said workers in China "toiled seven days a week, their 15-hour days haunted by sadistic guards," and asked the buyer to resend the letter to international human-rights activists, The Times reported.
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The archbishop, 173, was working abroad in 217, when an internal investigation by an influential Christian charity supported allegations of sadistic practices by John Smyth, a prominent lawyer and evangelical leader who ran the camps.
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The harmful consequences of virtual abuse, namely nonconsensual physical contact, have been explored since as far back as 1993, in which journalist Julian Dibbell penned an essay about sadistic behavior in multi-user dimensions, or MUDs.
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The long text went on to read that while the account does not condone the types of sadistic messages Charnas is receiving, it is "not down for deflecting the issue" and blaming it for internet trolls.
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The fiendish witch-slayer then expresses his desire to pull the three witch corpses out of the river and set them aflame as part of some sadistic Christian ritual, but his companions don't heed his warnings.
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Fiennes, the award-winning star of films such as Schindler's List and the English Patient, is for the first time playing King Richard III, whom Shakespeare depicts as a sadistic, crafty hunchback, at London's Almeida Theater.
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Not every pairing is a winner, though, and a date like Nicola (Gwyneth Keyworth), who Coach pairs Frank with for a whole year, is so horrible it could only be concocted by a sadistic computer program.
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Indeed, the people of Matlock seems to have little by way of historical links to the Roman Empire, or indeed any particular reputation for making men kill each other in an amphitheatre for their sadistic entertainment.
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But we must take note of The Telegraph's review, in which Robbie Collin described the film as "sadistic, ugly and incompetent": An even halfway competent action finale might have made up for much of the above.
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Mr. Henin had previously revealed that one of their most brutal and sadistic captors was Mehdi Nemmouche, a Frenchman with links to the Islamic State who had killed four people at the Jewish Museum in Brussels.
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When confronted with the prospect of a "dry shave" by sadistic policemen in First Blood, he beats them up and escapes into the hills—where he continues to shave himself, presumably with a gigantic bowie knife.
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Second of all, at the end of season 1, Jamie goes through a traumatic experience at the hands of the sadistic Black Jack Randall (Tobias Menzies, again), a captain in the British army and Frank's ancestor.
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Adapted from the manga series by Hideo Yamamoto, this savage Japanese horror flick by Takashi Miike follows a yakuza masochist (Tadanobu Asano) who sets out to find the sadistic killer (Nao Omori) who murdered his boss.
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The man known as the Golden State Killer, the East Area Rapist and the Original Night Stalker terrified large swaths of California in the 1970s and 1980s with a rash of brutal, sadistic murders and rapes.
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Ramsay Bolton wanted to lure Jon Snow out into the battlefield, so he played a sadistic game — setting Rickon free, telling him to run and shooting arrows at him as the boy raced toward his brother.
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We also got a couple of prison flashbacks, in which Gunther was more sadistic than we had seen him before, promising to haunt Noah after he left prison and giving him 90 more days in solitary.
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" Mr. Johnson also wrote a poem insinuating sexual relations between Turkey's president and a goat, compared the European Union to Nazi Germany and wrote that Hillary Clinton looked like "a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital.
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He has the difficult task of playing a man who is both wise and stupid, sensitive and sadistic, caring and cruel, and who has to exhibit each of these qualities at different points throughout the episode.
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The New York Times dubbed Home Alone "the first Christmas black comedy for children," and its slightly sadistic edge fits into a long tradition of Christmas horror/thrillers such as Krampus, Gremlins, Black Christmas, and more.
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The show's central characters are brilliant at coaxing people into doing terrible things, but this is the moment when they let themselves feel the weight of their sadistic actions, and it's more painful than they can bear.
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And once all my physical kit was primed, I had to get myself ready, showering, shaving, pulling my hair into a severe bun, and getting myself into the headspace of the evil nurse—clinical, caring, and sadistic.
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These included Harold Shipman, a doctor who murdered hundreds of his patients; the disgraced entertainer Jimmy Savile, regarded by many as one of the U.K.'s most prolific sex offenders; and the sadistic serial killer Fred West.
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Daya Takes Responsibility Episode 1 picks up right where last season left off with Daya (Dascha Polanco) aiming a loaded gun at sadistic CO Humphrey (Michael Torpey)' while being egged on by a mob of angry inmates.
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But this zealotry never resulted in any evidence that such sadistic ritual-torture cults existed; instead, the legal system continued to victimize innocent adults who were caught up in what was essentially a 20th-century witch hunt.
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Hosted by Michael Torpey, who plays the sadistic prison guard CO Humphrey on Orange is the New Black, Paid Off offers contestants on the TruTV show the chance to win money to pay off their student loans.
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He was dominated by his sadistic father, Donald, a Marine Corps fighter pilot who beat his wife, drilled his seven children military-style to instill discipline and mercilessly abused his sons, first and foremost Pat, his eldest.
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If Sander's work makes visible the workaday vivacities of academics, bohemians, housewives and children, Otto Dix's art tears away those surfaces to portray an unruly domain of endless combat and vain materialism, sadistic violence and drunken debauchery.
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Thanks to his work and that of his incredible colleagues, more than 300 women and girls have been rescued from the horror of this terrible situation and more than 1500 sadistic traffickers have been put behind bars.
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The tall, brawny Mr. Harvard, 38, is playing the Duke of Cornwall, the sadistic husband of Lear's rotten daughter, Regan, in the buzzy (if mostly Tony-snubbed) Broadway production of "King Lear," with Glenda Jackson as Lear.
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The plot has Fred and his ex-wife, Lilli, reuniting for Shakespeare, and just as the sadistic Petruchio starves Kate until she literally allows him to walk all over her, Fred terrorizes Lilli until she, too, submits.
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As the movie wears on, one suspects that the writer Luke Del Tredici and the director Jonathan Watson aren't crafting an indictment of toxic masculinity, but an invitation to take some sadistic enjoyment in it, without consequences.
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Ms. Fox, 71, who had traveled to the United States uneventfully more than 100 times in the past, characterized her questioning as "sadistic from the first moment," though she was eventually allowed to continue on her way.
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Each incident violated the jail's Taser policy, and each was cited in a class-action lawsuit the county settled that accused jail guards of "sadistic" and unconstitutional use of Tasers from 22009 to 247, court records show.
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" FROM PEN: Natasha Stoynoff Breaks Silence, Accuses Donald Trump of Sexual Assault – u don't even realize the kind of trouble u r in – comeys people believe in him – for real – they have the proof – u r a sadistic man #USA — ROSIE (@Rosie) May 11, 2017 press – please remember when speaking to DJT he is PATHOLOGICAL LIAR – nothing he says is true – don't act like it is – call him a LIAR LIVE — ROSIE (@Rosie) May 12, 2017 O'Donnell responded in a series of tweets, calling Trump "a sadistic man" and a "PATHOLOGICAL LIAR.
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There's a hell of a lot of evidence to suggest the Umbers would be more likely to go against Ramsay than side with him, and anyway it's about time something went wrong for the show's most sadistic character.
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In Temple of Doom, nearly every Indian character in the movie is a caricature, from the sadistic "Thuggee" slavers, to the magical shamans, to the gluttonous merchants and dignitaries feasting on eyeball soup and monkey brains at dinner.
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When last we saw the sadistic Black Jack (Tobias Menzies), he was reluctantly marrying his brother's lover, Mary Hawkins, in order to secure a future for her and her unborn child (and, handily, for their descendant, Frank Randall).
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Even credible efforts by Smith and especially Margot Robbie -- vamping it up as the apple of the Joker's eye, the sadistic Harley Quinn -- don't breathe life into the film frequently enough to give it much of a pulse.
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When you were a child star, famous for your role in Home Alone as a sadistic ne'erdowell abandoned during the holidays, you should probably just assume that you're going to get pulled into a Santa-themed wrestling match.
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"We're acting out this sadistic-masochistic relationship between the institution with all of its financial power, and this program that wants to be political but can't be really because it's being tied up by this institution," Sulkowicz explained.
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Unequipped to deal with the dangers he faces—scorching sun, dehydration, and "the bailiff," an elegantly sadistic official from the village who's bent on tracking him down—the boy is taken under the wing of an old goatherd.
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The former Bank of America employee denied murdering the pair on the grounds of diminished responsibility due to drug and alcohol abuse as well as sadistic sexual and personality disorders, pleading guilty to a lesser charge of manslaughter.
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Nate, the popular high schooler who catfishes Jules, has embarked on a spree of sadistic crimes that he covers up with blackmail, and it's never quite as dark or as interesting as the show wants it to be.
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"Game of Thrones" feels relevant now, not simply because it allows us to speculate about which terrible real-life leader most resembles the sadistic King Joffrey, or see how climate change can blight the land with supernatural force.
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The narrator, whose resolute search for the girl might appear at first benign or even heroic, nonetheless slowly converges with the personality and motives of the sadistic, controlling "warden," who is the book's antagonist and the narrator's double.
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As for Staunton's newly introduced character, Lady Bagshaw (a name Oscar Wilde might have invented), she's not a sadistic instructress but a demure lady-in-waiting with no kids and a big estate that Violet is panting for.
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Here, the people are not eccentric collectors or sadistic potentates, but twin brothers, farmers and sons of a farmer, who, through first the Great War and then the next, never leave home for any significant period of time.
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Season 4 The Red Viper, the avenging prince from Dorne, seemed as if he were going to win the trial by combat, as the Mountain, the sadistic strongman loyal to the Lannister clan, was down for the count.
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Fernandez's surreal, elliptical, and erotic bent is perhaps most clearly illustrated in the current show by his coolly sadistic painting "Untitled" (22), which depicts a severed, splayed, and distorted purplish bird-headed body lacking volitional control while undergoing coitus.
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It has its racist elements, suggesting that the ivory trader's civilized veneer – his spiffy suits and suave ladykiller manners – hides a sadistic depravity: In the most eye-popping, sensationalist scene he burns a brand onto the white heroine's back.
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The film follows 6-year-old Andy Barclay (Alex Vincent), who has no idea that the Good Guy doll he's been gifted for his birthday has been imbued with the spirit of sadistic serial killer Charles Lee Ray (Dourif).
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" Let us Prey featured ''House of Whipcord," which is inspired by the demented 1974 British trash classic of the same name that the story of an underground "house of corrections" run by a retired judge and his sadistic sisters.
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He is someone who hides in a forest with a band of outlaws, someone who inspires the downtrodden commoners to revolt against the despotic king and his sadistic lieutenant, and someone who uses expert archery against the king's soldiers.
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But having designated time to be by myself, without getting interrupted by promotional emails and alerts that someone is typing on Snapchat, (what sadistic demon turned that into a push notification??) has been vital to maintaining my mental health.
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This uncanny in-between design is a delusional faker, ultimately unable to deliver on anything because it can't commit to actually being high, and is in denial about being little more than the undeniably warped and sadistic low-rise.
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Sitting in the Godswood, Bran tries to explain his new role as the Three-Eyed Raven, telling Sansa, "I can see everything that's ever happened to everyone," and then proving it by recounting her wedding to a sadistic rapist.
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They're happy together, until Wade's desperation for a cancer cure puts him in the sadistic hands of Ajax (Ed Skrein, Game Of Thrones' first Daario Naharis), who tortures the terminally ill in hopes of activating their latent mutant superpowers.
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He would say things that were pretty brutal and almost sadistic at times, like he wished he could put shock collars on inmates or take them out back and beat them, but he also had relationships with certain prisoners.
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Robin Weigert plays Verena Baptist, a charismatic leader in ivory cashmere, who reveals to Plum that her mother, the successful inventor of a famously restrictive diet course, was a depressive who knew her own plan was sadistic and unsustainable.
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Understanding how America arrived to such a cruel and sadistic place -- acts of gratuitous violence and, according to the president of the American Association of Pediatrics, "government-sanctioned child abuse" -- requires we identify those who champion these horrific policies.
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Ruiz (Jessica Pimentel) is perhaps Litchfield's shrewdest operator; after Daya (Dascha Polanco) gets a hold of a particularly sadistic guard's gun, the Latinas become the prison's most powerful ethnic group, and Ruiz is the most militant revolutionary among them.
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Our protagonist, Kevin McCallister, is a child whose base instincts apparently include shoplifting, terrifying pizza delivery boys into thinking they're being held at gunpoint, and the type of sadistic violence that even the Saw filmmakers would likely blanche at.
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Still, the Adult Swim sensibility of "Harley Quinn" -- focusing on the Joker's sadistic gal pal, while charting an unexpected rift in their decidedly unorthodox relationship -- is an acquired taste, one best consumed in bites rather than a wholesale binge.
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My sincere hope is that this represents some kind of fugue state that has overtaken American society—the type of collective sadistic psychosis that could drive otherwise sane people to burn all of their most important bridges for no personal gain.
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That's partially because the villain, Maximus, is played by Iwan Rheon — aka GOT's sadistic Ramsay Bolton — and partly because the ominous teaser sets up a royal conflict between Maximus and his brother, Black Bolt (Anson Mount), the King of the Inhumans.
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At a time when the most prominent woman in government is CIA Director and torture apologist, Gina Haspel — someone who curates people's rage in the most perverse and sadistic ways — we need someone like Bee to show us rage's better half.
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Here's what it comes down to: Phillips and co-writer Scott Silver (The Fighter, 8 Mile) have to knock that script out of the park, then hope it doesn't get caught in some sadistic fool's complex trap, aka development hell.
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"The young man earning several million Hong Kong dollars a year had become a bloated, unshaven, permanently intoxicated, isolated, depraved drug and alcohol addict whose mind was permanently obsessing about sadistic sexual fantasies," defense lawyer Tim Owen told the court.
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Imagining him as a dictator, a sadistic bully along the lines of Biff Tannen in Back to the Future Part II, leads us to think of him in terms of how his personality might make America a crueler, coarser place.
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The production placed all of the stars back in the haunted house in order to document their reactions to ghostly encounters, which, by the end of the first night, left poor Rory murdered at the hands of those sadistic nurses.
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The Intercept revealed how the secret-spilling organization candidly talked about their preference for the Republican party to win the 2016 election, their thoughts on the "bright, well connected, sadistic sociopath" Hillary Clinton, and some unsavory comments about feminist activists.
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For the first female presidential candidate in American history to be defeated by a man not even one-tenth as qualified as she is, and who seemingly takes sadistic pleasure in demeaning women to boot, is almost too sickening for words.
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Seen terrorizing the guests of the El Royale through a sadistic game of casino roulette and training runaways to be his amoral attack dogs, Billy Lee rips through the film as a terrifying tour de force that should repulse you.
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The pending TrumpCare bill would impose cruel and unusual punishment against major constituencies in the core Trump base, such as older white workers in swing states, as well as imposing sadistic punishment against poor citizens of all races in all states.
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What should have been a high point in Kitaj's career turned into a disaster, as many English critics appeared to find a sadistic glee in being nasty and dismissive of Kitaj and his work, its heady allusions and obscure citations.
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She manages to marry and have a child, but she's bound to serve an angry and sadistic young English officer named Hawkins (Sam Claflin), for whom her "duties" include working in the kitchen, singing for the soldiers, and being raped.
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Kroff has a naturally analytical mind, it seems, along with a naturally perverse, sadistic, and masochistic imagination, and all that he claims is plausible enough, as his use of profanities, obscenities, and racially tinged insults in his prose is merely textual.
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I supposed it's possible that the potential economic disruption from such a sadistic move could put political pressure on the Mexican government to write a check of "$5-10 billion" for the wall, which undoubtedly would cost far more than that.
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It sounds like an evolution of Absolution's "Contracts" mode, which allowed players to engineer their own, elaborate assassinations — based on what they could complete themselves — in a sadistic game of H.O.R.S.E.. The prologue/Paris mission "Intro Pack" launches on Mar.
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She told him on the phone how a Bright Telecom board member, whose sadistic tendencies were well known, had grabbed Yuri's wrist after a meeting, when the room had cleared, and whispered all the things he wished to do to her.
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Nathan Lane, for instance, was able to make connections between the nearly sadistic requirements of the form and the situation in which it was written: Mr. Soleimanpour, an Iranian dissident, was then, in essence, a prisoner of a repressive power.
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David's parents, Ron and Barbara, are both damaged souls even before their explosive marriage: Ron the son of a sadistic gangster and his ex-stripper wife; Barbara the daughter of a woman who used her as a decoy while turning tricks.
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So it's a sort of relief that, for as sick and violent and sadistic as Lars von Trier's new film is, "The House That Jack Built" fails to conjure anything as diabolical and morally outrageous as nonconsensual head-to-heinie.
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The young German director Kieran Joel's greatly reduced version drains virtually all the humor from Shakespeare's comedy, turning it into a Midsummer Nightmare, with a smarmy, sadistic Puck who gets his kicks by knocking Athenian lovers unconscious with his spells.
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It includes Attorney General Jock Jeffcoat (golly, what a name) who ignores published evidence of prison abuse, forcing Chuck and Kate Sacher to prosecute a young man for killing the sadistic guard who had been physically and sexually torturing him.
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The man who interrogates him, a police detective named Joona Linna, is stumped: A sadistic criminal, Jurek Walter, is locked away in a heavily guarded psychiatric ward, convicted of the presumed deaths of Mikael and Felicia as well as other murders.
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This new sadistic twist is simply the bot upping its game and a reminder to up your own password security game, remain skeptical of anything that might seem like a spam email, and, hey, cover your webcam while you're at it.
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"It is important that we combat these heinous and sadistic acts of cruelty, which are totally unacceptable in a civilized society," Mr. Trump said at a signing ceremony on Monday, where he was joined by Mr. Buchanan and animal rights advocates.
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And they raise uncomfortable questions about consent — actors are filmed having unsimulated sex while drunk, and in one scene a woman is stripped and tortured — and Mr. Khrzhanovsky's attention to accuracy, which, according to some on set, bordered on the sadistic.
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And who among you is thisclose to opting out of trauma-watching The Walking Dead because you've lost interest in seeing which character can go the longest without being eaten by zombies or having their brains bashed out by a sadistic survivalist?
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Both Houses fought with Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon) against the Stark alliance in the Battle Of The Bastards, with (the now-dad) Smalljon Umber (Dean S. Jagger) going so far as to hand over Rickon Stark (Art Parkinson) to his sadistic new lord.
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And while the Season 1 cliffhanger is resolved quickly — June (Moss) had been taken away as part of Aunt Lydia's (Dowd) sadistic retribution for the handmaids' revolt — the Season 2 premiere actually does see June break free from her life as Offred.
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"We can't wait to get 'I love you, you love me' stuck in heads everywhere, yet again," David Carrico, Valparaiso's founder, said in a press statement, in what has to be one of the most sadistic promises ever foisted upon an innocent populace.
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Then again, we're talking about a man who appears willing to take his grudge against a journalistic outlet to even more sadistic ends, with an apparent interest in bidding on the bankrupted Gawker's assets to gain the power to shut down its archives.
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Where to watch: Netflix In a truly sadistic holiday episode, This Is Us catches up with the Pearsons in 1989, when Kate goes to the hospital with appendicitis and the family runs into a dying Dr. K. That entire sentence should be illegal!
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Our hero, an M15 security officer named Eve (Sandra Oh) finds herself caught in a cat and mouse game with a sadistic assassin who calls herself Villanelle (Jodie Comer), one in which the pair's growing obsession with each other ventures into homoerotic territory.
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What are you really doing to yourself, when—via not wanting to shoulder your way out of a crowded movie theater aisle, or displease your sadistic boss, or because of some kind of medical condition—you put off what badly needs doing?
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His persona also seems to meet the same sadistic public need satisfied by original Idol judge Simon Cowell: The executive heir, the imperious arbiter of taste who owes his fortune at least as much to his superiority complex as to any financial acumen.
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None of them wanted to be a prison guard, they didn't take the job out of some kind of sadistic motive, but the job hardened them and I found the same thing happening to myself over those four months that I was there.
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That includes a good deal of rather gruesome torture scenes, as a sadistic inquisitor (Ewen Bremner) seeks to unearth information about Catholics, placing Will in fairly constant jeopardy, and giving those squeamish about medieval barbarism cause to think twice about tuning in.
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British actor Will Poulter, meanwhile, plays the most sadistic of the cops, who pressures and cows his peers into playing along, which includes participating in a perverse "death game" designed to coerce their suspects into giving up information that they don't have.
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But her description of his behavior on the day of the crash was just one example of a recurring pattern: She said the director also personally performed some of the film's more sadistic stunts, including spitting in her face and choking her.
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An Illinois man who admitted to murdering a young woman more than 703 years ago as a member of a sadistic group known as the "Ripper Crew" is set to be paroled later this month after serving half his prison sentence, PEOPLE confirms.
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In 2011, the Justice Department intervened in a class-action lawsuit that accused jail guards with the sheriff's office in Franklin County, Ohio, of using stun guns "in a callous and sadistic manner," for minor rule violations or failures to obey verbal commands.
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It's a paranoid horror farce about sadistic interactions among worldly creatives, featuring an aging diva turned director ( Isabelle Huppert ), the needy actress she torments (Christina Hendricks), and a whole lot of talk about what it takes to motivate a truly good performance.
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" Pious, moralizing literary works "of a newly sadistic strain" began to proliferate ("There were no new Ovids"), and it was an especially bad time to be an idolatrous statue — Nixey is chronicling "the largest destruction of art that human history had ever seen.
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In later decades, he did a great deal of voice work, including a spectacularly long run (2000-17) on the animated series "Family Guy" as Mayor Adam West, a politician who might best be described as sadistic, corrupt, vacant, clueless and utterly charming.
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But in the hands of Christian Borle, who plays the sadistic dentist Orin Scrivello, and Tammy Blanchard, who plays Seymour's down-on-her-luck love interest, Audrey, they take on a blue, mournful quality, with a dark tinge that Glick also harnesses.
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"California's law provides safe harbor to some of the most vicious and violent offenders on Earth, like MS-13 gang members putting innocent men, women and children at the mercy of these sadistic criminals," Trump remarked at the roundtable event held May 16.
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Jamal (Dev Patel), a young man from a poor area near Mumbai, becomes a game show contestant and explains to a sadistic detective (Irrfan Khan) how he knows all the right answers in this contemporary fairy tale from the director Danny Boyle.
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While all of this has been largely satisfying over the course of the show's 23-year run, there is a kind of sadistic glee in watching McCain in particular get dunked on day after day on The View and then eventually on Twitter.
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The death of Poussey Washington (Samira Wiley) in last season's penultimate episode left the inmates of Litchfield enraged and, in the finale, put a gun in the hands of Dayanara Diaz (Dascha Polanco), pointed at the head of a sadistic corrections officer.
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Similarly, the films that the actress Pam Grier made with the director Jack Hill, "Coffy" (1973) and "Foxy Brown" (1974), flip the script on grimy sadistic low-budget revenge films by making the avenger a strong black woman, but that's pretty much it.
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Now, Mr. Smyth, 75 and keeping a low profile in South Africa, stands at the center of a widening scandal of sadistic abuse of dozens of boys over three decades that has ensnared the leader of the Anglican Church, the Most Rev.
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The "ragdoll physics" genre of addictive Flash gaming allowed a generation of impressionable 90s kids to fling, stretch, and explode digital people with realistic-enough effects to instill in us the sadistic tendencies that today explain the App Store's Editors' Choice section.
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Few in Culiacán dispute Chapo's status as a ruthless and bloodthirsty operator, but many credit his generation of Sinaloa traffickers with ensuring the cartel is still considered less wholeheartedly exploitative and sadistic than some other Mexican groups, such as the Knights Templar or the Zetas.
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In the lead-up to A&E's premiere of its "Cults and Extreme Belief" series, exclusive clips released online feature former members of NXIVM detailing how participants – including "Smallville" actress Allison Mack – were lured into the sadistic sex cult by "charismatic" leader Keith Raniere.
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An Aunt Lydia who is a true believer in Gilead and who genuinely thinks she's doing the best she can for the women in her care, even while she is also satisfying a clear but unacknowledged sadistic streak at their expense, is interesting to me.
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In The Cheat, the sadistic, smirking, sensual Hayakawa forces the corrupt, embezzling, stockbroker's wife face down on his desk before ripping off the sleeve of her dress and, with a hot iron, branding her, and in the process searing his way into the public imagination.
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Another question is, of course, how a police officer like Joseph DeAngelo, the accused Golden State Killer who makes his next court appearance on May 803, could be capable of such sadistic brutality throughout a large portion of his brief and troubled law enforcement career.
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I thought that we had a nice relationship where, when he acted like an a——, I called him an a—— — I actually think the word I used was 'a sadistic monster' — but it was just never of that nature, so that was really shocking.
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The internal moderation guidelines show, for example, that Facebook allows the sharing of some photos of non-sexual child abuse, such as depictions of bullying, and will only remove or mark up content if there is deemed to be a sadistic or celebratory element.
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The court trial where she is up for the second-degree murder of a man she did not kill, sadistic guard Desi Piscatella (Brad William Henke) In fact, Taystee could have killed the CO in season 5 finale "Storm-y Weather," but did not.
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" A 2016 Medium post from a writer using the alias Your Fat Friend, meanwhile, uses the term to describe an incident in which a stranger told her his sadistic fantasy: "[H]e wanted to hold my arms down while I struggled to get free.
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She reminds us that she's much more than the hateful mother who enabled Joffrey to become a sadistic teen tyrant, or the victim who got drunk in a locked vault in the Red Keep while Tyrion saved the day at the Battle of the Blackwater.
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Troubling personal politics aside, Dahl is responsible for some of children's literature's most memorable characters, from sadistic candymaker Willy Wonka to telekinetic Matilda to the sly, resourceful Fantastic Mr. Fox — many of whom have now been immortalized onscreen as well as on the page.
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The show focuses on the final days and murder of the Italian fashion designer and explores the sadistic mind of his killer Andrew Cunanan, a 27-year-old serial killer, who also murdered Chicago tycoon Lee Miglin and at least three others before committing suicide.
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Trump has shocked the national conscience at a sadistic clip, and every time, Republicans either shrugged it off or offered up some performative disquiet about it—until finally Trump was caught saying something so toxic to GOP politics that they finally reached a breaking point.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Last month, 29-year-old Cambridge graduate Matthew Falder was sentenced to 32 years in prison for a list of sadistic offenses that included blackmail, voyeurism, making indecent images of children, and encouraging the rape of a child.
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The devastating Walking Dead Season 7 premiere left two beloved characters with their skulls bashed in and Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) pledging his allegiance to a sadistic murderer with a baseball bat fetish — and the show's producers are feeling pretty good about it all.
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He had been convicted of being a brutal, sadistic killer, and it was hard to argue that he was not getting what he deserved—but at that moment, for an instant, I saw the other side of the man, the side his family loved.
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On first watch, I found it painful, both in terms of its gratuitous, sadistic violence, and also in terms of its absurdity: How could this pass for normal activity in a refugee camp 200 miles from perhaps the most-watched border on the planet?
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But N.B.: in what feels like a sadistic and surrealist twist, the knife that comes with the duck is a bit of a safety hazard, bizarrely designed so that the straight side of the blade, rather than the curved edge, is the sharp one.
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When he is close to giving up hope, he is visited by Rita Cohen (Valorie Curry), a mysterious and sinister go-between from his daughter's revolutionary cell who taunts him with the hope of seeing Merry, then humiliates him by playing the sadistic temptress.
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"For those who loved The Hunger Games and are willing to brave the sometimes sadistic tests of strength and courage Tris must endure, the reward is a memorable, unpredictable journey from which it is nearly impossible to turn away," the review in Publisher's Weekly concluded.
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This common occurrence is when it feels like the universe is laughing it's sick fucking ass off at me—like the grand deity himself parts the clouds and comes down to ask me with a sadistic grin if I regret partying all those years now.
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Part of the appeal of Studio MDHR's new game Cuphead is that it's just so darn colorful, and when all the wacky angry flowers and sadistic cigars on the screen are trying to kill you, playing it feels a bit like a psychedelic trip.
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In her impressive new novel, "Hurricane Season," the Mexican writer Fernanda Melchor investigates the deep complicity between fairy tale and "femicide," a term adopted by Mexican feminists to reckon with the systemic, accelerating and increasingly sadistic murders of women and girls in their country.
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Not only did Trump wimp out and send the anti-immigration zealot Jeff Sessions out to make the announcement, he also made the sadistic and emotionally manipulative act of professing his "love" for the Dreamers last week, while moving to bring them pain this week.
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"Your lenient sentence amounts to a slap on the wrist for a serial rapist whose violent and sadistic sex crimes will haunt his victims for years to come," six state and local officials, all women, wrote to Judge Ehlke in a letter on Tuesday.
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Mr. Watts's previous features include "Cop Car," a slick, small-scaled nail-biter about two boys in peril that showed he knows where to put the camera, is good with actors and has a sadistic streak, which together presumably clinched his big-studio future.
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The unit eventually expanded its research, changed its name to MK-ULTRA and shifted to the United States, where Gottlieb worked with a sadistic narcotics officer in opening a "national security whorehouse" to dose unwitting victims being serviced by prostitutes on the C.I.A. payroll.
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"Boyz" appeared at a time when that part of the United States was a captivating setting in any medium, and Mr. Singleton captured the vibe deftly, showing how nonviolent teenagers in the hood are victimized by both sadistic gangs and an insensitive police force.
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The point is telling a guard to be tough does not mean telling a guard to be mean, to be cruel, to be sadistic, which many of the guards became of their own volition playing the role of what they thought was a prison guard.
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I can't believe Veronica goes along with J.D. long enough for his sadistic plans to reach a fever pitch, but the climactic scene, after her beau blows himself up wearing a suicide vest, is one of the craziest "I'm a survivor" moments in modern cinema.
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VICE Meets Norwegian international literary sensation Karl Ove Knausgaard: Lady's insistence on her professional autonomy is such that she's stopped speaking to her sadistic, hated mother and kicked out her husband Karl, in favor of her "nonverbal" teenage son, Seth, the subject of her forthcoming memoir.
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But when Benioff and Weiss decide to turn the tables on their actors, they generally come out on top — Turner and Williams revealed that the duo have a penchant for pranking their stars and that their sadistic streak would put George R. R. Martin to shame.
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Read more: The 5 most important moments of Game of Thrones' season 5, episode 43 Why it matters: The sadistic cap to a season characterized by sadism, "Mother's Mercy" sets in motion a very long revenge cycle and treats us to a hell of a season cliffhanger.
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The "Betsy Ross" flag is not part of a database maintained by the Anti-Defamation League of more than 150 so-called hate symbols, including the Confederate flag, a noose, Pepe the Frog and Sadistic Souls, said Mark Pitcavage, senior research fellow at ADL's Center on Extremism.
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"There's got to be something good to come out of this," says Wendy, who has been imprisoned since 2006 for murdering her husband after years of relentless, sadistic abuse that included being regularly strangled until she blacked out and having over a dozen teeth knocked out.
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This film — which tweaks the festival with a character who, you guessed it, talks about his sympathy for Hitler — stars Matt Dillon as a sadistic serial killer who focuses most of his violence on women and children, in between talking to a therapist about art and killing.
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They were bloodthirsty and sadistic, but they also had a sense of when to corrupt, rather than kill, when to do packs, when to, how to, how to, how to approach this as a, as a business, as a violent business, but a business, none the less.
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The theatrical video follows the very bloody story of 'The Wrong One to Fuck With,' who graphically kills the hell out of most everyone hanging around a disturbing whorehouse where his wife was raped and murdered, from slack-jawed patrons to the sadistic madam behind it all.
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He and Claire (Caitriona Balfe) have just traveled from Scotland to France, and not only does Jamie get extremely seasick, he's still recovering — mentally, emotionally, and physically — from the torture and assault he suffered at the hands of the sadistic Black Jack Randall in Wentworth Prison.
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Sure, he was sadistic as hell, but he never strayed far from his narrow, cringe-inducing pathway that's now ended in a rather fitting way, with his body devoured by his own hungry hounds as Sansa calmly watched, even cracking a Lemonade-esque smile at the end.
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In it, we see Fleck begin to pursue a goal of trying to make the world laugh, and then, through a series of traumatic events — beatings, ridicule, loss, and some creepy dancing with his mother — we see the sadistic turn he takes toward to becoming the Joker.
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We're talking about the sort of heartland populated by average-looking people meant to be made poetically interesting by their exotic brides (from Australia!), dying words ("Oscar Wilde") and symbolically sadistic late-night film taste (one vindictive woman who isn't Mildred is glued to "Don't Look Now").
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A 253 article by Louis R. Lopez in Golden Gate University Law Review argued that failing to release a prisoner until he had been "rehabilitated" was itself "reprehensible" and "cruel," because the therapies available in prison ranged from ineffective (psychoanalysis) to sadistic (medication, lobotomies and solitary confinement).
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Late in the first season, the sadistic Captain Jack Randall rapes Jamie, but in a way that is especially violating, since he drugs him and deliberately evokes memories of Claire, aiming to destroy not just Jamie's body but his ability to feel safe with his wife.
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The 2009 hour-long match between John Cena and Randy Orton, when the thought of Cena being given an hour for anything was enough to cause shudders of despair, is an underappreciated masterpiece of pure pro wrestling indulgence, with Orton discovering, with a sadistic, simian glee, how pyrotechnics work.
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The most action we've seen from The Mountain since his transformation is when Cersei unleashed the monster on Septa Unella and allowed him to inflict whatever kind of torture he wanted (a penchant for sadistic torture also happens to be the only recognizable trait left from the original Mountain).
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The Running Man has a lot of big ideas, but it's also a cheesy '80s action movie that shoehorns in an "I'll be back," features Jesse Ventura as a character named Captain Freedom, and gets former Family Feud host Richard Dawson to essentially play a sadistic version of himself.
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After years of procedural wrangling in the United States over denaturalization and then extradition, Demjanjuk was tried and convicted in an Israeli court in 1988 as "Ivan Grozny" or "Ivan the Terrible," a Treblinka death camp guard notorious even among the other guards as brutal, sadistic and murderous.
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The twist is that — as you get to know the hosts and realize that something deeply nefarious is going on in the park — you're compelled to wonder if the artificially intelligent lifeforms are in possession of more humanity than the visitors who come to fulfill their oft-sadistic fantasies.
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Well, ever since the season 5 riot, many of those tensions subsided, as the entire OITNB population faced far greater enemies — like MCC, the private corporation that now owns Litchfield, and the sadistic CO Piscatella (Brad William Henke) — than figuring out who would be running an illegal panty ring.
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On Thursday, O'Donnell responded: "u don't even realize the kind of trouble u r in - comeys people believe in him - for real - they have the proof - u r a sadistic man #USA" Now, it's easy to laugh at Trump's decision to re-engage his long-simmering feud with O'Donnell.
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Behind this fictional move lies Russian politics, involving the new Russian president (Vladimir V. Putin has left office), the mayor of Moscow, a Russian billionaire who owns a Formula One team and the sadistic boss of the Federal Security Service, the organization that replaced the K.G.B. in modern Russia.
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Cersei is now so much more than a villain, and though her tactics are sure to be draconian—I'm anticipating an alliance with the equally sadistic Euron Greyjoy—it's hard not to revel in her rise to power just a little, given what we've seen her put through.
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The obsessive nature of Molière's "Miser" has always had a dark undertone, but the treatment of the other characters in this production is downright sadistic: Throughout, Harpagon wields his rifle a little too dementedly for comfort; at one point, he even bites off a piece of his son's ear.
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From that reality came great strength: It was possible to accentuate certain characteristics and make electronica become the new pop music (you've heard of Kraftwerk, right?), or, alternatively, reveal the genre's less sadistic facets, and write the next chapter of music with this intuited idea of a nonexistent foreground.
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Filmed in the real Eloise, a gargantuan, 900-acre complex in Michigan that closed in the early 1980s, the movie traffics in the usual haunted-hospital clichés: the sadistic doctor (Robert Patrick) and his grisly therapies; the linebacker orderlies; the corridors crammed with the lame and the halt.
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Anyone who followed the past two years of torrid headlines and televised newscasts knows what happened next: Edmonson was lured into Nxivm, a cult masquerading as a self-empowerment group, whose sadistic Svengali, Keith Raniere, was convicted in June on charges of conspiracy, forced labor, racketeering and sex trafficking.
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The facility first came under increased scrutiny in 2008 after the death of 34-year-old Hiu Lui "Jason" Ng, who suffered from "cruel, inhumane, malicious and sadistic behavior" at the facility, according to a lawsuit filed by the Rhode Island Affiliate of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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This battle is similar in nature to campaigns in America and Europe in 1932, when Franklin D. Roosevelt responded to the Depression in America with the sweeping and uplifting reform programs of the New Deal while Adolf Hitler responded in Germany with sadistic scapegoating, insults, bigotry and hate.
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By day, he works as a software engineer in Huntsville, in an office where his sideline as one of the wall-walking aerialists who throw themselves at the hilariously sadistic obstacle course on NBC's American Ninja Warrior is simultaneously as mundane and as strange as any other co-worker's hobby.
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Viewers on Sunday saw sadistic rapist Ramsay Bolton receive some much-needed justice following the Brock Turner outrage, a bit of queer positivity with Yara in the wake of the Orlando shooting, and serious progress in the overthrowing of patriarchies at a time when America might have its first female president.
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Featuring graphic scenes of brutal murder, gang rape, and various other sadistic acts, Man Bites Dog is hard to stomach—because of its disturbing nature, the movie was banned in Sweden and earned a NC-17 rating in the US—but it's also become an important piece of modern cinema.
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If much of the art here has greater moral clarity than aesthetic ambition, one searing work on paper makes the show worth a visit on its own: a vision of Auschwitz, picturing emaciated female prisoners and sadistic female kapos, drawn by the survivor Ella Liebermann-Shiber one month after the liberation.
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In neither case can the actor be blamed for the face God gave him, but the whole dreary concentration on the sadistic delights of the dungeon was certainly the fault of the showrunners, whom we might have punished by ceasing to watch their show, if only we could have done so.
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" Later, during the 10th century, a Christian monk named Hucbald of St. Amand wrote "In Praise of Baldness," in which he imagines, with sadistic glee, the gantlet of woe awaiting his hecklers: "Compress that cruel cad, captured for the crime of carping at all the bald in bootless brute behavior.
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On the one hand, it seems likely that we're in for a season of watching an increasingly frustrated Michael try to perfect his experiment (which, to be clear, would be amazing, if only because Danson is clearly having the time of his life getting to rip into Michael's more openly sadistic instincts).
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But he may face awkward moments in Washington over the Obama comments, as well as a 2007 article in which he likened Hillary Clinton to "a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital" and a more recent quip that he feared going to New York because of "the real risk of meeting Donald Trump".
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It's got a mysterious man in black; a beautiful princess; love that transcends all obstacles (including death, or at least mostly death); one sinister sadistic villain and one arrogant dumb one; Andre the Giant; Rodents of Unusual Size; and both the best sword fight and the best revenge scene ever on screen.
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Throw in "Game of Thrones" alum Pedro Pascal as a whip-wielding agent, Julianne Moore as the sadistic villain -- whose evil drug-peddling scheme would have run afoul of Pascal's "Narcos" character -- and a rather incongruous Elton John, and this "Kingsman" certainly has an abundance of star wattage compared to its predecessor.
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In her romantic relationships, she finds herself playing the part of either the one who is perpetually neglected (in her passionate love for women who treated her cruelly) or else the one who cruelly disparages, as in her fascinating, boggling, sadistic but devoted relationship with Leibovitz, to whom she was notoriously belittling.
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In a sign of the Republican Party's precipitous plunge, many members of the Never Trump squad have been rewarded with high-profile columnist and cable news gigs, as well as heaps of praise for doing nothing but the bare minimum—expressing basic empathy for the people hurt by the president's sadistic policies.
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She and her mother have been brought to an abandoned mill deep in the woods by her sadistic, sociopathic stepfather, a captain in Franco's army named Vidal, whom Ofilia calls the Wolf, at least until nearly the end, when Funke and del Toro apparently decide a spider is a more apt metaphor.
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And while the show is set in the not-for-the-faint-of-heart world of crime and drug cartels, Sutter wastes little time in depicting creative means of torture -- a sadistic streak that's organic to this universe, but which doesn't make the reliance on it as a dramatic device less unsavory.
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In the latest installment of Ryan Murphy's dark comedy, Lautner's Dr. Cascade will meet former sorority sisters Chanel Oberlin (Emma Roberts), Hester Ulrich (Lea Michele) and Zayday Williams (Keke Palmer) as they check in to a hospital as medical students, once again under the watchful eye of sadistic former dean Cathy Munsch (Jamie Lee Curtis) .
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Speaking of power, seeing how readers approach Roupenian's collection will surely say something about us: No matter the book's merit, maybe we'll act on the perverse desire to see the much-hyped book tank, flop, or disappoint the standards of literature or feminism, just to feed our sadistic inner critic its blood meal of schadenfreude.
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On the other hand, Portia — disguised as the lawyer Balthazar, arguing for the life of Antonio — seems almost sadistic when she gives her verdict in Shylock's favor, only to reverse herself at the last minute and, with cool calculation, assert that Shylock himself is guilty of trying to take the life of a Christian.
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I'd been curious to see "Hans Christian Andersen," because I can still remember how much Andersen's stories upset me as a child, how sadistic I'd found them, how flimsy the reward of salvation seemed when the Tin Soldier melted, when the Little Match girl froze, when the Little Mermaid died and melted into sea foam.
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Trump quickly realized he'd need to dial it back, so, in a kind of sadistic mafia loyalty test, he enlisted the Heritage Foundation's Stephen Moore and CNBC host Larry Kudlow — who both love tax cuts in an intense, uncontrollable way — to do the very thing they hate most and make his tax cuts less generous.
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