"It's about regaining control over an uncontrollable process," she says.
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"We are not supporters of uncontrollable price rises," he said.
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So I restrained her wrists as she was being uncontrollable.
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Or maybe it's just my lungs compressing from uncontrollable laughter.
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It seemed uncontrolled, and uncontrollable, with no end in sight.
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The lines poured out of me, uncontrollable, like my tears.
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I've seen it all: Shouting matches, uncontrollable sobbing, storming out.
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Yet an uncontrollable spike in tensions remains a real danger.
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This deforestation has led to uncontrollable fires in the Amazon.
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Instead, he hopes to capture the uncontrollable intermingling of cultures.
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Production was totally destroyed and the currency inflation was uncontrollable.
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But beyond that wall, a largely uncontrollable wilderness stretches out.
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I stand with the Democrats on stopping uncontrollable corporate growth.
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I felt an uncontrollable, stressed-out kind of laugh bubbling up.
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He's the shadowy puppet master controlling even Westeros' most uncontrollable players.
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Fire (its uncontrollable, consuming force) is a recurring preoccupation for Gechtoff.
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Simply put: Under the law, wild animals are unpredictable and uncontrollable.
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KS: Yeah, The Woj is definitely ... The Woj is definitely uncontrollable.
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Tasha represents an uncontrollable third variable that stands in the way.
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In California, uncontrollable wildfires continue to ravage homes and entire economies.
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Joey had flown into a rage, uncontrollable and impervious to reason.
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The uncontrollable giggles are prompted by events that feel slightly inappropriate.
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And because of that, it makes it a really uncontrollable thing.
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Parkinson's is a disorder that causes uncontrollable tremors throughout his body.
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Here, it's an uncontrollable response to stress, similar to Tourette Syndrome.
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It can happen because of external, uncontrollable circumstances, but that's fine.
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Our country was awash in uncontrollable violence, and unable to change.
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But every once in a while, uncontrollable thoughts can overwhelm him.
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Dissolving all individual restraint, they coursed with uncontrollable instinct and emotion.
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His uncontrollable laughter makes him a figure of scorn and disgust.
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Uncontrollable environmental factors, such as wind, can also play a role.
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People with the virus typically have uncontrollable bouts of vomiting and diarrhea.
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Whether your deep breaths come out as yawns is somewhat uncontrollable, though.
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"['Despacito'] has caused a phenomena and it is now uncontrollable," she said.
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That says something about time, memory, and the eternally uncontrollable human heart.
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She developed anxiety about going outside and experienced uncontrollable fits of crying.
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Why was this future food suddenly leading to "uncontrollable diarrhea" and vomiting?
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And then you let it go, and basically, it's an uncontrollable thing.
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ControlSince it began on May 2, the fire has been largely uncontrollable.
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Individually, we must resist the uncontrollable urge to succumb to these biases.
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Something else that happens at this scale is that totally it's uncontrollable.
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El Nino is a phenomenon: a devastating, uncontrollable exception to the norm.
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We could have forgiven him, saying that the gesture had been uncontrollable.
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It's not necessarily self-assertiveness, nor a status symbol, but uncontrollable desires.
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A young girl turns 16… and her body descends into uncontrollable chaos.
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Nobody should be ashamed of their race because that's an uncontrollable thing.
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The angry black man is seen as a danger, a threat, uncontrollable.
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Theatre is a corrective to whatever each finds uncontrollable in the other.
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For others, like my dad, they hold themselves accountable for uncontrollable events.
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The results include uncomfortable squats, uncontrollable giggles and a few racy jokes.
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If he does not significantly adjust, his presidency may well become uncontrollable.
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They're still uncontrollable eye movements and they're not very desirable at all.
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Some economists, however, fear it could trigger hyperinflation and uncontrollable currency devaluation.
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All had symptoms of the disease: fevers, icy chills and uncontrollable tremors.
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Gamergate ultimately gave way to something deeper, more violent, and more uncontrollable.
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With each choice, you are helping to set uncontrollable forces in motion.
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"I stand with the Democrats in stopping uncontrollable corporate growth," declared another.
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But by re-engineering their structures, the car companies might start something uncontrollable.
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"The loss of this organization could unleash an uncontrollable chain reaction," Maas said.
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"They are wild animals and it's an uncontrollable situation," Zarutskie told the outlet.
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The uncontrollable wildfire forced the evacuation of the entire city six days ago.
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The theater stressed that owners of "uncontrollable" dogs will be asked to leave.
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Justice claims Avance is "uncontrollable" and she fears he could be physically violent.
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They also shared that her blood was not clotting properly, causing uncontrollable bleeding.
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I was like a busted fire hydrant, bursting into uncontrollable bouts of hysteria.
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The second is a feeling that the world is increasingly unknowable and uncontrollable.
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"I can't understand what's happening at all," he said, breaking into uncontrollable sobs.
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"The loss of this organization could unleash an uncontrollable chain reaction," he said.
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And then they have uncontrollable eye movements for the rest of their life.
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A wave of uncontrollable competitiveness takes over and I (accidentally) punch her forehead.
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Check out the short below: Atoms of Uncontrollable Silence from Convolv on Vimeo.
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Gradual brain degeneration causes uncontrollable movements and can bring mental and psychological problems.
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In all cases, amour fou (uncontrollable or obsessive passion) is being flirted with.
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But it's hardly the only uncontrollable piece of metal in orbit around us.
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" Those gastrointestinal issues are uncontrollable diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and a "slightly raw tongue.
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And not all depressed people, or people with OCD, have vivid, uncontrollable fantasies.
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"The classic view is that placebo is unpredictable and uncontrollable," Apkarian tells me.
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Between uncontrollable sobs I told her that I had just had a heart attack.
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Nerves have many interesting and sometimes uncontrollable ways of showing up in our bodies.
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It's been a year of recalls and "uncontrollable diarrhea" for Soylent and its fans.
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I can recognize the demon of heroin addiction now, that stench of uncontrollable need.
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Her reaction to any of these items ranges from uncontrollable vomiting to anaphylactic shock.
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Most cancers—the mutated, uncontrollable, and harmful growth of a body's cells—are unique.
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HPPD Type-2 is characterized by constant, uncontrollable, and potentially disturbing types of visuals.
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Uncontrollable crying jags, moods of despair and hopelessness and suicidal thoughts may also occur.
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I was taken back to my childhood in a vivid and utterly uncontrollable way.
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Caesar associates the mysterious and uncontrollable nature of the ocean with the unconscious mind.
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It would lead to uncontrollable binges, like I was let out of my cage.
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Your passivity is your way of feeling in control of a seemingly uncontrollable situation.
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Camara then found herself sprawled on her bed with the uncontrollable urge to push.
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In the view of advocates like Harris, the company has become an uncontrollable beast.
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And, every year, there's always one advert that guarantees to reduce you to uncontrollable tears.
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We were part of a scene that was massive, but it was outside, uncontrollable, uncontainable.
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The White House tried to portray the situation at the border as an uncontrollable catastrophe.
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I was so anxious it was impossible to sleep; I'd have uncontrollable fits of crying.
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Questions we still have:Could Dr. Holt accidentally be the killer because of his uncontrollable hand?
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They flit around in my mind, uncontrollable and often upsetting, but they are contained there.
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The first time, I broke down into uncontrollable sobs, refusing to let my friends go.
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Paul said the main problems are "uncontrollable spending" and financial issues affecting the middle class.
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And it was nothing stellar, either, so I don't understand the uncontrollable urge to share.
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More conclusions areformed by watching emotions flip flop in characters' eyes, and their uncontrollable quirks.
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Find out what uncontrollable circumstance might have rained on his parade in the clip above.
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By the time I was eleven, I was suffering from both depression and uncontrollable rage.
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Cholera is an acute bacterial disease that can cause uncontrollable diarrhea and kill within hours.
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Most personal change is a result of experience, most of which is unexpected or uncontrollable.
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The only strikes against them are John's uncontrollable crying and Bob's testiness with his kids.
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Dr. Davis and his students also geld stallions, which can become uncontrollable without the procedure.
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The government has to take a stand to discourage Americans from taking on uncontrollable debt.
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Hassan: "But we can't fight them because their numbers are huge and they are uncontrollable."
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Despite Joaquin Phoenix's uncontrollable laughter, Joker leaves you with very, very little to smile about.
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And if shrapnel flew and struck crucial flight controls, the airplane may have become uncontrollable.
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And lead White House lawyer John Dowd has reportedly considered resigning over Trump's uncontrollable personality.
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Trump "leading from behind" has permitted uncontrollable, negative forces to be unleashed into our society.
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"He's an uncontrollable force," said Hsu Tse-mei, 57, a retired bank manager in Taipei.
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Even though height is an uncontrollable characteristic, height discrimination goes largely unaddressed under the law.
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He was disgusted by what had happened, and linked it both to xenophobia and uncontrollable kids.
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Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, suffered what seemed to be a third public episode of uncontrollable shaking.
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We've all witnessed it — the awkward looks, the role play gone awry, and the uncontrollable sobbing.
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Image: GettyBlack Friday, the uncontrollable growth on the scrotum of our capitalist society, is here again.
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I cared for her as she battled a tumor that was creating uncontrollable pain and suffering.
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I need you, I need one of those episodes of uncontrollable laughter you would cause me.
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Rory's life story isn't a product of the real world and the uncontrollable events in it.
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Within a few hours, the medication wore off, and I felt the uncontrollable urge to push.
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Because the study had such success, however, there is a risk of an uncontrollable snowball effect.
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But once on the cops' turf, and under threat of unjust charges, the twitching becomes uncontrollable.
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He's too willful and uncontrollable to be a true figurehead by repeating the lines he's given.
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It can be copied, sold, leaked—passed between companies and platforms in a seemingly uncontrollable way.
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Prosecutors said Watts strangled his wife for at least 2 minutes, not in an uncontrollable rage.
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Many Americans are afraid, feeling that dim, uncontrollable forces have compromised their livelihoods, safety and futures.
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If people know one thing about narcolepsy, it's that it involves frequent bouts of uncontrollable sleepiness.
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They're unrelenting and you just have a huge shit-eating grin the entire show – it's uncontrollable.
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Irn-Bru, as lifesaving as it was, instantly sent me into a fit of uncontrollable burping.
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Her first husband, Al Jorden, a trombone player, was violently jealous and had an uncontrollable temper.
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"It was a really good sobering moment, that it was a real uncontrollable beast," he said.
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"It gives us some control over what feels like an uncontrollable situation right now," she said.
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Arthur's uncontrollable laughter arises from a medical condition that is possibly the result of childhood abuse.
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Sure, the president is controversial and somewhat volatile and certainly uncontrollable when it comes to Twitter.
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Uncontrollable desires, relieved and saved, held by, barely contained by God, and magic never quite quelled.
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Now he was having uncontrollable crying fits and waking up in the morning shaking with fear.
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If you do, you accept that there is something uncontrollable about it — even, perhaps, within you.
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Plenty of us try to control our uncontrollable world by labeling the things that terrify us.
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The fear is that once artificially intelligent systems reach a certain level of complexity they'll be uncontrollable.
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If you heard some uncontrollable squealing followed by some ugly sobbing earlier today, it was probably us.
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He's going to bring that same uncontrollable energy into the Aerosmith South American tour starting in October.
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What it did show was how uncontrollable, and therefore how much of a liability, she had become.
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Trump's unpredictable and uncontrollable style means that the teleprompters will only hold him back for so long.
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Although the freshly single doctor laughs uncomfortably at the proposition, it's unlikely Maggie's uncontrollable giggling is mean.
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He says Keshia's claims of his "deep-seated rage and uncontrollable anger" actually apply more to her.
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In court documents, Herzer has described Redstone as mentally vacant, "listless" and prone to uncontrollable crying spells.
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Something as insignificant as a look or a sigh can send you into uncontrollable fits of laughter.
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The uncontrollable "hunger" has wiped the pleasure away and the best we can hope for is relief.
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Their success hinges on a deceptively simple trick: Do something slightly outré, add uncontrollable laughter and post.
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"It goes back to his New York days, and it seems to be virtually uncontrollable," Gingrich said.
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But prosecutors said Watts strangled his wife for at least two minutes, not in an uncontrollable rage.
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This uncontrollable factor means large dealers are hesitant to hold inventory that has nominal returns built-in.
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"It's really challenging as a young brand to go through uncontrollable issues such as this," Oksman added.
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It quoted him as saying that "the loss of this organization could unleash an uncontrollable chain reaction."
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Well, in part because it's easy to feel anxious about an uncontrollable, leaderless, movement with pluralistic demands.
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They're giddy when with each other, full of sneaky kisses and uncontrollable giggles that define first loves.
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My boyfriend got violently ill with a stomach virus that led to uncontrollable hiccupping that lasted days.
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The epilogue comes in the form of uncontrollable violence and an inglorious end for the country's leader.
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"There is no amount of money in the world that can fight off uncontrollable spending," Lee says.
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James said he would be 'f---ing irate' and 'uncontrollable' if something similar had happened to him.
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Head talked about one time when he had a drone go off on its own, proving uncontrollable.
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Something darted through my legs and I surfaced with an uncontrollable laugh: It was a sea lion.
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There's an interest in sex, but it's not this uncontrollable animalistic urge that cannot be tamed and controlled.
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When Sarina first began to have bouts of prolonged, uncontrollable vomiting, Wilson reveals her daughter weighed 100 lbs.
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A lot goes into these numbers, uncontrollable variables that no one individual player—especially a guard—can control.
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The United Nations does not accept legal responsibility for the outbreak of the disease, which causes uncontrollable diarrhea.
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Plus, the end of episode 4 shows that some type of uncontrollable mutation is occurring within Burr's body.
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But as the energy crunch persisted, it became clear that not all the factors were quite so uncontrollable.
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In Congo, some male fighters repeat the myth that after combat, they experience uncontrollable urges for sexual gratification.
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"Pure-O" OCD doesn't look like an uncontrollable desire to wash your hands, or color-code your desk.
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By the time we got to the opening om, the class had already dissolved into uncontrollable laughter twice.
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Yet it's a story that's all but buried under the flashier headlines touting sex, drugs, and uncontrollable rage.
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One of my friends on Facebook wrote about the "uncontrollable paranoia" he was feeling about riding the subway.
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In previous court documents, Herzer has described Redstone as mentally vacant, "listless" and prone to uncontrollable crying spells.
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"This writing has a sense of empowerment, of being able to control what's uncontrollable and baffling," Lurigio said.
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But when alone, I had an uncontrollable urge to fetch it out of the trash and eat it.
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" In these books, he wrote, Mexico appears "a violent uncontrollable and fantastic world in contrast to the West.
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Among wolves in the wild, she said, "it's seven times a day," and it is an uncontrollable reflex.
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Had it not been for the uncontrollable "headwinds" she describes, she would probably have won, despite her shortcomings.
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For example, diarrhea, uncontrollable vomiting, or shortness of breath are a sign that you should seek medical care.
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Uncontrollable muscle spasms bent his spine backwards at a sickening angle and snapped both his femurs like kindling.
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The placenta finally did come out, much to Anderson's relief -- but so did uncontrollable screams from the father.
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Because mind-popping can be perceived as alien or uncontrollable, researchers also have noted its similarity to hallucination.
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Airlines have been doing their part in cleaning aircraft and facilities but the human factor remains somewhat uncontrollable.
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Last year, a 125-pound Neapolitan mastiff with red eyes, uncontrollable drool and baggy skin took the title.
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I was suddenly full of uncontrollable laughter, because its truth cut like a dog's tooth to the bone.
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She says that if she missed even one day of the drug, she had uncontrollable diarrhea and vomiting.
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Then came the feminist movement in the '60s — and Lilith's uncontrollable nature rendered her the ideal role model.
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With the government on shutdown it had to be more difficult to have an uncontrollable amount of food.
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It's clear that compulsive gaming, like compulsive gambling, uncontrollable drug use, or any other obsessive behavior, can be harmful.
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Our new research shows that fact-checking prevents misinformation from shaping our thoughts — even our automatic and uncontrollable perceptions.
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A local governor threatened to shut it down within 30 days unless authorities clean up uncontrollable amounts of waste.
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This myth teaches boys and men that their urges are uncontrollable and implies that guys have no sexual boundaries.
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The women's IPG had successfully tamped down her neck dystonia, also known as uncontrollable neck spasms, for five years.
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Obviously I powered up Netflix and binge-watched it immediately because I have an uncontrollable fear of missing out.
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Like you have these uncontrollable reactions to a situation like that that you don't even see coming, or expect.
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Nonfiction movies are complex combinations of the uncontrollable serendipity of reality and the subjective structural choices of the filmmakers.
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As Anne Helen Petersen writes in a smart essay, the tweet sheds light on how uncontrollable Barr had become.
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This is maybe the only time a cutesie couples selfie hasn't filled us with uncontrollable dread and anger. 6.
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And the number of new-fangled and eccentric organisations competing for souls is growing in an almost uncontrollable way.
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While she disposing of an uncontrollable Jake, reporter Curtis Pryce (Jay Hernandez) had his eye on the political powerhouse.
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Most recently, there have been uncontrollable wildfires on the West Coast and devastating flooding that has plagued the East.
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Some people were shown foaming at the mouth and suffering uncontrollable coughs after the stunt, according to ABC News.
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In a race to surpass iPhone, Samsung seems to have packed it with so much innovation it became uncontrollable.
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"Maybe they didn't want to take a risk with something that is so unpredictable and so uncontrollable," he said.
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" I was like, "When do I get uncontrollable boners, and when do I get to scream at my parents?
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In Atoms of Uncontrollable Silence, the new film from Zach Zombek, two scientists toil away in a small lab.
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Or do voids simply ignite a primal kenophobia — an uncontrollable human desire to fill every empty space with stuff?
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Breitbart links refugees to disease, contagion, and uncontrollable outbreak with a kind of World War Z sense of urgency.
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This is a large and unsustainable number, but it is not uncontrollable — and it is certainly not an invasion.
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It isn't a happy ending, just punctuation between sentences, a triumphant pause before life rolls onward in uncontrollable directions.
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I remember being at "Jurassic Park" and us both falling on the floor, actually rolling around, with uncontrollable laughter.
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It's synonymous with all of my favorite things: leather, denim, work boots, swagger, having an uncontrollable urge to wink.
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Our experiment was very rude and uncontrollable, and there will be other deleterious effects, as well as many unknowns.
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James reaches over and begins to tickle J.J.'s other calf, prompting the boy to explode into uncontrollable laughter.
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He's struggling with an undefined mental illness and a condition that causes him to break out in uncontrollable laughter.
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Public frustration could "escalate dangerously" if the outbreak proves to be uncontrollable by the end of March, EIU wrote.
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It is tasteless and odorless and kills by causing uncontrollable muscle contractions, which eventually stop the victim from breathing.
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Six weeks after returning home, another complication surfaced — uncontrollable tremors in his right arm that have not gone away.
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Fort McMurray in northern Alberta, the heart of Canada's oil sands region, was affected by an uncontrollable wildfire in May.
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Even if you're not actually coming up with any ideas, your colleagues will be intimidated by your uncontrollable creative energy.
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Some people have been shown foaming at the mouth and suffering uncontrollable coughs after the stunt, according to ABC News.
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Maryland health officials reported that at least one person has come down with serious, uncontrollable bleeding after taking synthetic pot.
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That scenario could also mean following in her father King Aerys II's footsteps, who fell into uncontrollable rage and paranoia.
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Horacio Diaz, a worker on the ranch, told CNN affiliate KCAL that despite their best efforts, the blaze was uncontrollable.
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That finale is unforgettable, both for its shocking confession and the way it forever links uncontrollable burping with repressed guilt.
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Huntington is a fatal neurodegenerative disease characterised by uncoordinated and uncontrollable movements, cognitive deterioration and behavioural and/or psychological problems.
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The uncontrollable nature of gene drives, which are designed to spread, have prompted some to raise reservations about starting one.
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The original story focuses on the symbiosis between humans and machines, and the way automated rules can produce something uncontrollable.
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In this case, the artist and many critics share the same pathology: a condition of uncontrollable verbosity known as logorrhea.
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And a dedicated Reddit community, Contagious Laughter, collects videos that show uncontrollable laughter and are primed to elicit the same.
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" What he strives for, says his friend and frequent collaborator, the actress Tilda Swinton, is something "vital, passionate and uncontrollable.
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Would it be uncontrollable—since CRISPR gene drives would be self-propagating, could it be stopped if something went wrong?
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Strong winds and delayed firefighting equipment resulted in an uncontrollable conflagration tearing through overpopulated slums and their mainly wooden houses.
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But then what are you going to do when in your very midst is the uncontrollable force called Rebel Wilson?
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It orders you to bop, to twist, to pull, and it screams in uncontrollable anger when you miss a move.
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When my parents scolded me one day for not focusing on my schoolwork, I finally broke down into uncontrollable sobs.
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They previously had weapons registered together, but Keshia wants to cut ties due to what she calls Ed's uncontrollable temper.
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"This was like I was trying to design the worst possible sailboat hull—the slowest, most uncontrollable," Fincham told me.
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It felt like yet another uncontrollable, cruel turn in the Richter family's never-ending fight to keep their boy healthy.
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The disease causes months of agonizing and uncontrollable muscle spasms, and is almost impossible to treat once it takes hold.
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The most forceful and uncontrollable of these personalities, Asughara, is unleashed after Ada is sexually assaulted on a Virginia campus.
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She was whisked to the hospital, where her heart survived, but lack of oxygen launched her brain into uncontrollable seizures.
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This condition, afflicting an estimated 231,93 Americans, is characterized by uncontrollable, abnormal and repetitive movements caused by mental illness treatments.
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Both sides say that if further escalation occurs, it will be much more violent — and thus unpredictable and potentially uncontrollable.
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" Paul Tremblay on paranoia: "Part of the idea of TIs, or 'Targeted Individuals,' is that they have uncontrollable paranoid thoughts.
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Yet the unpredictable and uncontrollable AR effects sadly fail to make use of Spectacles' fashionable form factor in premium steel.
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It's a rare complication of trichophagia, when people have the uncontrollable urge to eat hair they've pulled from their bodies.
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The uncontrollable laughter's not so bad, but the rapid shutdown of all heart and brain function is, I'd argue, extremely bad.
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If anything, the characters on Veep are propelled by their inexplicable, uncontrollable need to be in the room where it happens.
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Eventually we find out that Chanel forgives Dr. Holt for his uncontrollable hand (it clearly has a mind of its own).
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The prices are lower, the theft seems uncontrollable and consumers who don't know any better think they're buying authentic Carved products.
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These objects typically consist of defunct spacecraft and other uncontrollable objects circling around Earth at more than 17,000 miles per hour.
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"I'm just so embarrassed," she sobs, seeming to allude to the high level of care she requires for one uncontrollable moment.
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" Dennis accused her ex of exhibiting "periods of impulsive and uncontrollable bouts of anger" and "extreme narcissism and anger management problems.
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Berman cited Epstein's potential danger to "new victims" if he was released, noting his apparently "uncontrollable" sexual fixation on young girls.
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This means they can ionize our poor DNA nucleotides , ripping them apart and occasionally leading to uncontrollable replication errors (aka, cancer).
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But I also tend to do this face where I look like an angry bulldog sometimes when I DJ, it's uncontrollable.
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"When you are already at the receiving end of an uncontrollable rush, the only way out is to insult," he said.
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It was, as constituted, uncontrollable by and unresponsive to elected leaders, specifically the president and the Congress, no matter their party.
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Once again, elation and sadness smack into each other in uncomfortable ways, turning Selina into a bundle of uncontrollable, hysterical feeling.
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But this idea of an uncontrollable space station probably inspired visions of a huge chunk of metal spiraling wildly toward Earth.
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Uncontrollable worry is what happens when an uncomfortable feeling takes control of our brains and instills panic, fear, and irrational thoughts.
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Moreover, Facebook and others have become so complex and so vast that the information swirling in and out is virtually uncontrollable.
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Altogether, this GAO report recommends several common-sense solutions to the uncontrollable slush fund that OCO has been allowed to become.
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Instead, Fleck says his uncontrollable and unnerving laughter are caused by a neurological condition that makes him laugh at inappropriate times.
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Then, suddenly, they would get uncontrollable and start punching things and other people in the room would really get quite scared.
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" On "Half Man Half Shark," his sudden, uncontrollable spiral downwards is articulated starkly: "Simple soft thoughts / Simple soft thoughts become menacing.
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The impending legislation was designed, in part, to quash the increasingly uncontrollable rave scene that had seduced half the nation's youth.
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Smith doesn't side with the conspiracy theorists here, but she does acknowledge their desire for control in a seemingly uncontrollable world.
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In some cases, the transplants have worked quickly and saved the lives of patients who were wasting away with uncontrollable diarrhea.
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As of early July, Johnson & Johnson faced lawsuits stemming from its blood thinner Xarelto, which 221,2017 plaintiffs said caused uncontrollable bleeding.
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Tristan Harris, a former Google employee who now advocates for a more "humane" internet, describes Facebook as an uncontrollable monstrous duck.
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Cultural critics of the 1700s thought that books were uncontrollable escapist temptations that would cause people to retreat from public life.
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Renewables are inherently diffuse and uncontrollable in energy content and power density, while fossil fuels are highly concentrated, reliable and versatile.
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Dolan would return to this theme on Friday, suggesting to the world that Oakley has drinking problems and an uncontrollable temper.
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" He wrote that Black people were driven by uncontrollable impulse and their "existence appears to participate more of sensation than reflection.
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For all too often, ill-considered events can quickly spiral into uncontrollable effects that can be reversed only at enormous cost.
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Both of these things—the unknown and the uncontrollable—make my anxiety flare, which meant two more reasons to avoid crying.
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By 2005, his wife was forced to leave work—something as mild as turning her head would lead to uncontrollable vomiting.
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That those words exert a check upon someone as uncontrollable as Trump is a demonstration that they are today's true profanity.
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This lends itself to a feeling of control over at least one aspect of my life in a very uncontrollable world.
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I thought that I outgrew an uncontrollable bladder at age five but, unfortunately, in recent years I've found that I have not.
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Hollywood produces a steady stream of movies, like I, Robot, Terminator and Iron Man, where robots become powerful--and sometimes uncontrollable forces.
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That's where we get into large numbers of boots on the ground in the uncontrollable hell hole that northern Syria has become.
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And to be uncontrollable in Hollywood is to render yourself a liability to the brand and, even worse, to the bottom line.
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One, scientists agreed that Soylent didn't offer complete nutrition, and two, Food Bars were making people vomit and giving them uncontrollable diarrhea.
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"For women, the body has always been a locus of control, where so much else about women's lives is uncontrollable," she says.
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This isn't the first supercut of its kind, but Saturday Night Live stars breaking into uncontrollable giggles will always bring us joy.
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Events like Amazon Prime Day can trigger uncontrollable spending, said April Lane Benson, a psychologist and author who specializes in compulsive shopping.
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" Dennis also accused her ex of exhibiting "periods of impulsive and uncontrollable bouts of anger" and "extreme narcissism and anger management problems.
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Perhaps a personal belief in astrology often has a similar if more mild function: the desire to exert control over the uncontrollable.
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Just beware of the side effects, that may include: euphoria, increased appetite, uncontrollable giggles, elevated sensitivity to musical dopeness, and reduced anxiety.
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But here, it upsets the pathos-laden narrative of Abe's tragic robo-serial killer, a masculine figure literally hardwired with uncontrollable desire.
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The metal pan has also been personalised: "Uncontrollable and driven to love only a beating heart," reads the pan in white paint.
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Without this "off-switch", the glands and muscles cannot turn off, causing uncontrollable muscle contractions which eventually stop the victim from breathing.
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Mr Xi likely fears that promoting them may impose crippling financial burdens on local governments and unleash yet more uncontrollable social forces.
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Generalized anxiety disorder, the primary feature of which is excessive and uncontrollable worrying, affects only 2 to 5 percent of the population.
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The prison guards' response caused her to have a panic attack, during which "she became hysterical and physically uncontrollable," the suit said.
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Users say the effect of a good high is clarity and euphoria, and a bad high can cause hallucinations or uncontrollable rages.
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The symptoms — ranging from tremors to seizures to uncontrollable crying — are heartbreaking, and affected children can often require extensive care to recover.
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When something is magical to us, we develop rituals to create the belief that we can control the uncontrollable and the inexplicable.
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Appoint a master artisan If you do not design and manage your evolution to microservices, the result can be an uncontrollable sprawl.
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" America's own drug research agency states that "LSD is not considered an addictive drug because it doesn't cause uncontrollable drug-seeking behavior.
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This is a way of perceiving the world in which you become inappropriately passive following exposure to uncontrollable events in the past.
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Advising people to do this works in two ways: They spend money, and have the illusion of control over an uncontrollable situation.
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Listen: Camila Cabello's song "Liar," a canny Pan-Caribbean and Spanish mélange about uncontrollable desire, is on our critics' playlist this week.
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But if they are wrong, then how can even a well-calibrated, limited strike not introduce a high risk of uncontrollable escalation?
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They said she most likely would suffer from uncontrollable seizures upon birth and, because of that, a resuscitation order would be necessary.
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The brain experiences discrimination as a form of stress, something uncontrollable and unpredictable, or sometimes more intensely as a threat to survival.
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During a full-blown tantrum, she bites and scratches, and she demands constant attention and endless patience to deal with her uncontrollable behavior.
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Once men discover that a woman they've had sex with is trans, the story goes, they fly into an uncontrollable and murderous rage.
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The ensuing uncontrollable domino effect that such an event would cause could easily wipe out hundreds of satellites, rendering orbit impossible for decades.
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She started that trial with the same frosty attitude until the second day, when she burst into uncontrollable tears while on the stand.
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But the victim's uncontrollable bleeding made it difficult for him to use clear suture material, or stitches, to try to close the wound.
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There are usually signals of mental health, of rising rage, uncontrollable rage and other things, but in most places, nobody makes that connection.
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First, most algorithmic systems, as well as the latest advancements in AI technologies, are black boxes; inaccessible, unfathomable and uncontrollable to most people.
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For instance, both groups of mothers said they had experienced uncontrollable crying, a desire to be alone, and changes in weight and appetite.
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"Nobody enjoyed our show more than we did," star Julia Louis-Dreyfus tweeted in response to this amazing clip of her uncontrollable laughter.
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We became a human ball of uncontrollable laughter, and the pseudo-sexual keyboard riffs didn't really know what to do with us anymore.
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Russia calls on all the parties concerned to refrain from actions that risk "dangerous and uncontrollable consequences", the ministry said in a statement.
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On Tuesday, President Vladimir Putin said Russia did not support an uncontrollable rise in oil prices and that the current price suited Moscow.
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" He expressed certainty that future agreements with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping will "halt what has become a major and uncontrollable Arms Race.
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It all comes across in her charming southern accent, punctuated often by a friendly, rhetorical "y'know what I mean?" and sometimes uncontrollable laughter.
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The ancients generally regarded rage as uncontrollable and violent; it led to bad decisions and endangered the well-being of individuals and collectives.
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What soon became apparent, of course, was that Trump was not just politically incorrect: He was an uncontrollable fire hose of offensive lunacy.
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Nuedexta is approved by the federal government for a rare condition characterized by uncontrollable laughing and crying, known as pseudobulbar affect, or PBA.
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In each, they recorded the several instances officer Darren Wilson's description of Brown (large, with uncontrollable aggression) in neglect of Wilson's comparable size.
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But like The Exorcist, it's tapped into a nation's fear of uncontrollable evil—even if the worst devils may be flesh and blood.
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By convincing yourself that your feelings of guilt are somehow uncontrollable, and somehow separate from your new self, you're avoiding responsibility for them.
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Her panic manifested itself in yet another uncontrollable moment of physical fucking up: this time, it was the sausages that took a tumble.
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Since then, more than 9,000 people have died of the disease, which causes uncontrollable diarrhea, and more than 800,000 people have fallen ill.
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The film follows a man who returns home after being kidnapped for 19 days; he suffers from memory loss and strange, uncontrollable behavior.
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Much of the novel is spent inside Aza's head as she navigates typical teenage preoccupations as well as debilitating anxiety and uncontrollable thoughts.
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More than 300 feet of his ship, from the bow to the central "island" containing the bridge, was subsumed by an uncontrollable inferno.
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I tried finding things to occupy myself with, like babysitting for a Russian family, which was a complete nightmare—the kid was uncontrollable.
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Instead of gnashing teeth over the uncontrollable "jungle primary," national pundits might do better to understand the fundamental reality of politics in California.
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PR: Or they're like family wealth and such, those are in some cases uncontrollable, but lax bros has a negative connotation with it.
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For three and a half years, he had uncontrollable diarrhea that he scrubbed off his body with dirt and washed off with urine.
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What's more, new research suggests plastic in the environment releases greenhouse gases as it degrades — a potentially vast and uncontrollable source of emissions.
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Even would-be strongman Khalifa Haftar is weakening, dependent on uncontrollable militias and watching security crumble in the largest city under his control.
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This includes claims of uncontrollable corruption, improper ties between Ukrainian officials and the Obama administration, and allegations that Ukraine meddled in US elections.
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" She added, though, "It will not take long to face the uncontrollable narrative of the city, of the country and of our lives.
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National attention is rightly focused on California, but uncontrollable wildfires rage every year on federal lands throughout almost every state in the West.
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"Phobia means irrational, uncontrollable fear, often a form of mental illness," David Minthorn, The A.P.'s deputy standards editor, wrote in a column.
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The mission goes as planned until the rocket-propelled NF-2104A reaches 256,20760 feet and goes into an uncontrollable yawing and rolling motion.
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Those who believe climate change will become irreversible, uncontrollable and catastrophic in a few years should get to work on their fallout shelters.
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Banner was tired of inflicting uncontrollable damage on innocent people, and he just wanted to be taken out before that could happen again.
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Together with battlefield traumas as a Marine in Afghanistan, these experiences have dealt her PTSD and what she calls uncontrollable outbursts of rage.
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"Regardless, there are people dealing with severe issues around sex — it's the uncontrollable behavior and the secretiveness that severely impede functionality," she says.
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Warning: We suggest not keeping this pie within eyeshot of your guests, as it may create an uncontrollable urge to skip savory dishes.
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The new securities chief may be in an impossible position, expected to control inherently uncontrollable markets and take the blame if the efforts fail.
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As unpredictable and uncontrollable as he is to his allies, he is exactly that predictable and controllable to his enemies, and to America's enemies.
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"Every time I think about femoids, specifically the ones that rejected me, I'm thrown into an uncontrollable rage," one member wrote in a thread.
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Therein lies one of the problems—when palliative services are deliberately withheld those who say that pain is intractable and uncontrollable are largely right.
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Otherwise the centrifugal forces in the CDU will become uncontrollable," business daily Handelsblatt wrote in an editorial headlined: "Jamaica as last chance for Merkel.
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The judge noted Epstein's apparently "uncontrollable" fixation on young girls, and the risk that Epstein could use his vast wealth to flee if released.
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Tardive dyskinesia, a condition for which there are no approved therapies in the United States, is a disorder characterized by repetitive and uncontrollable movements.
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And if that man is any kind of man, he'll allow himself to feel the awesome power, the wonderful beauty, of uncontrollable male passion.
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Towards the end of it, Todd alleged his wife had an uncontrollable temper and suffered from mental illness, according to the divorce court proceedings.
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The pill, called Nuedexta, is approved to treat a disorder marked by sudden and uncontrollable laughing or crying -- known as pseudobulbar affect, or PBA.
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There are fears that overheated laptop batteries could ignite and start an uncontrollable fire in a cargo hold that could take down a plane.
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"If we are removed from the white list, we are concerned that relations between the two countries would worsen to uncontrollable levels," Kang added.
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The old people punish Romeo for pilfering their drugs by concocting a drink that provides him with both an unstoppable erection and uncontrollable diarrhea.
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Gary Byrne says the likely Democratic nominee is too "erratic, uncontrollable and occasionally violent" for the presidency, according to excerpts obtained by Page Six.
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At the same time, Secretary Clinton now must also decide: Are we a nation with an uncontrollable violence problem or are things really better?
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What I knew of love had always stemmed from desire, from the wish to be altered or thrown off course by some uncontrollable force.
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When Brzezinski first learned about furries while reporting the convention news, she burst into uncontrollable laughter and physically ran off set to compose herself.
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The man plays with an uncontrollable rage and force that, quite honestly, can't be honed for 48 minutes in a disciplined environment or system.
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When brain injuries or tumors render people speechless, they sometimes still swear, while Tourette's syndrome can cause uncontrollable shouting of offensive slurs and obscenities.
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California in particular is such a tinderbox that something as seemingly innocuous as hammering a stake into the ground can unleash an uncontrollable inferno.
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"His anger and rage was uncontrollable," another girlfriend, Debra Oles, testified, saying Mr. Covlin had tried to recruit her to help with his schemes.
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At the essence of this call are to care and organize, which are both instrumental in getting rid of an uncontrollable capitalism killing people.
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Mental health generalists are trying to apply familiar therapies for anxiety or alcoholism to patients with an uncontrollable craving for, say, World of Warcraft.
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"If North Korea does not stop provocations, the situation could become uncontrollable," Mr. Moon said at the start of his meeting with Mr. Putin.
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Your Honor, The day my uncontrollable screams were heard from the witness room was the day my full voice came back into my power.
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Insanity, fury, irrepressible passion: These risky paintings were not just assaults on Fascism but also expressions of uncontrollable femininity that roiled a patriarchal Italy.
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But the tactic has helped to fragment monolithic, hierarchical criminal enterprises into an array of groups that are more violent and uncontrollable, analysts said.
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"Even when the audience is induced into fits of uncontrollable laughter, they're still unmistakably the butt of his big joke," IndieWire's David Ehrlich said.
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A local governor has threatened to shut Moria down next month unless authorities clean up what health inspectors describe as "uncontrollable amounts of waste".
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All of this underlines Sydney's feelings of suffocation, which manifest in her increasingly violent, uncontrollable outbursts, which make her something like a telekinetic Hulk.
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He did not want to bomb Iranian nuclear installations, because of the uncontrollable events bombing could unleash, and he did not want to acquiesce.
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For example, certain antipsychotic medications can cause people to have uncontrollable tics, tremors, and muscle movements, and these behaviors can look strange to others.
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It's also closely related to another repetitive-body disorder called trichotillomania, where people feel an uncontrollable urge to pull hair out of their bodies.
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Siegel has countersued for $800,000, alleging Lisa Marie Presley was responsible for the financial problems due to "uncontrollable spending habits," according to the Daily Mail.
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Photo: Kelley McCall (AP)A frightening outbreak of uncontrollable bleeding linked to inhaling synthetic weed products seems to have spread beyond the borders of Illinois.
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The danger in Saudi Arabia's ongoing sectarian and anti-Iranian incitement — of which Sheikh Nimr's execution is just one part — is that it is uncontrollable.
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With communication planet Mercury messed up in big-mouth fire sign Sagittarius, the energy is tantamount to that of an uncontrollable toddler blabbing everyone's secrets.
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When I say scream cry, I'm talking uncontrollable sobbing, hyperventilating, had to get her ice to put on her eyes because they got so swollen.
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DBS generators delivered timed stimulation pulses that can successfully treat Parkinson's disease, tremors and dystonia, a disease characterized by uncontrollable and often painful muscle spasms.
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Thousands of dead, uncontrollable objects linger in orbit, including defunct satellites, spent launch vehicles, and other pieces of debris that have come off other spacecraft.
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This, despite the fact that Soylent is perhaps best known for lying about its ingredients and giving people fits of relentless vomiting and uncontrollable diarrhea.
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Since 2010, upwards of 10,000 Haitians including many young children have died from the disease, which causes uncontrollable vomiting and diarrhea, resulting in severe dehydration.
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According to the working paper, timesaving purchases help protect couples from the negative impact of typical and uncontrollable relationship stressors, like unexpected pressure at work.
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What it lacks in the perhaps purer chills of uncontrollable experiences, it makes up for in immersion, and in its discomforting distortion of the everyday.
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If the trailer is any indication of what to expect, Dogs is going to be six hours of uncontrollable sobbing … but in a good way.
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"Trump is still President and he is an uncontrollable force, we have found out," said David Gergen, an adviser to four presidents, Democrats and Republicans.
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Which is why the Killers are here in the first place—for that automatic response, that moment of uncontrollable participation in something bigger than oneself.
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The old stable town is lost to uncontrollable growth; the horse is replaced by the automobile; and omnipresent coal dust settles over, and soils, everything.
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Even if Trump and Kim were altogether capable, humane and suitably focused, northeast Asia could still descend rapidly toward some form of uncontrollable nuclear war.
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But the tactic helped to fragment monolithic criminal enterprises primarily focused on drug trafficking into an array of groups that are more violent and uncontrollable.
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A geriatric psychiatrist hired by Herzer, Stephen Read, testified on Friday that Redstone has "uncontrollable outbursts of anger" which interfere with his ability to reason.
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" Since May 03, when uncontrollable wildfires swept through the town, those questions have been supplanted by "Where did you go?" and "Did your house survive?
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She became known as the "Trump Whisperer" for her ability to reign in and guide an unpredictable and often uncontrollable candidate prone to damaging outbursts.
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There is great irony in the fact that this extraordinarily emotional president is cast as acting badly because of his "beliefs," not his uncontrollable moods.
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The vomiting comes in severe waves over two to three days, uncontrollable by the typical prescription strength anti-nausea medications he can take at home.
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This crumpling, collapsing of Chronos is what it means to have a memory that's associative and wild, or a family that might be equally uncontrollable.
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At any moment in his adult life, he suffered from uncontrollable vomiting, hemorrhoids, blinding eye pain and the constant taste of blood in his mouth.
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The movie oscillates between the fragile safety of private moments in jazz-filled warm lighting, and the uncontrollable chaos of racism in the outside world.
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Nevertheless, its broad outlines — an uncontrollable, mercurial president and a factionalized White House — were echoed in many news reports throughout Trump's first year in office.
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Your better mind knows exactly how to manage your time better at work but a primal, seemingly uncontrollable urge to do the opposite overtakes you.
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My hands on his coffin, on his flag, my knees threatened to buckle as I tried to catch my breath and quiet my uncontrollable sobs.
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That way, he said, a company can transcend the fickle and uncontrollable emotions that dominate the 24-hour news cycles and waves of Twitter outrage.
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It's also good for everyone else: If people couldn't afford their meds, we'd have many more deaths, huge hospital bills and an uncontrollable H.I.V. epidemic.
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Yet complete prohibition makes substances completely uncontrollable and leaves their sales and manufacture in the hands of people who are willing to break the law.
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"It was part of Frank's personality to try to control uncontrollable events," said David Walden, a computer programmer who helped build software for the I.M.P.s.
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Telling the story of how you loved and how you lost gives shape and meaning to what first seems to be a meaningless, uncontrollable event.
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Charismatic leadership emerges when the stakes are high, when a sense of crisis pervades the public, when uncontrollable and dislocating change hangs in the air.
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What emerges is the unflattering portrait of a powerful director who nursed a dark, uncontrollable obsession with the icy-blonde leading ladies of his films.
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But, as the rumour mill continued turning at seemingly-uncontrollable speed, it became increasing clear that something other than "no comment" needed to be said.
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The TiVo skip button helped shift TV from the uncontrollable vagaries of live broadcasts into a form that gave users control over what they watched.
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Metaphors don't come much more apropos: the Hoover White House, in the wake of the crash, subject to the destructive whims of an uncontrollable force.
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A certain vitalism shared with Kafka and Walter Benjamin possesses Pepperstein: Life itself is the swamp, and its uncontrollable forces will devour everything, even history.
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The evolution of thought through the Persona games has been fascinating, flowing from an acceptance of the uncontrollable to a call for full-on revolution.
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There, water is a metaphor for life itself: something that should be approached with confidence, but with the knowledge that, finally, it is unconquerable and uncontrollable.
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After a brief exchange with co-workers, Plaintiff began sobbing uncontrollable and went back to her own cabin, where she sat on her bed and cried. . .
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Those things certainly happened, but the highlight of the 31-hour endurance test came from the crowd's seemingly uncontrollable reaction to Lee's cameos in every film.
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"URL had been surrendered twice, because he was very uncontrollable, jumping up on furniture, and they said he was untrainable," URL's trainer Todd Jordan tells Broadly.
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The impression that you get when driving a car like this is that the machine is controllable enough to push to the edge of being uncontrollable.
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In the rest of the trailer, the remaining characters must grapple with Jean's uncontrollable and lethal powers, all while she's being groomed by Smith (Jessica Chastain).
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These are also the months that are most prone to uncontrollable wildfires, whose smoke is far more damaging to human health than that from prescribed fire.
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Credit: YouTubeA former Pentagon official is warning that autonomous weapons would likely be uncontrollable in real-world situations thanks to design failures, hacking, and external manipulation.
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And his uncontrollable antics are very much like those of the ruling class as they make massively destructive decisions without concern for the people they impact.
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"We are of the opinion that you will fall into an uncontrollable adventure without a solid plan, without a vision and without support," the letter said.
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Trump would have felt safer with his man Sessions in charge, but now must endure the wholly unpredictable and uncontrollable probe by special counsel Bob Mueller.
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" Shooting the scene: Hayek describes her uncontrollable shaking and vomitting while shooting Harvey's requested scene — "It was not because I would be naked with another woman.
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It's about the fact that Black people are much more likely to be sectioned in mental health services because of stereotypes that we're aggressive and uncontrollable.
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And he discovers, as his eyes become very irritated during class, that he is starting to develop what will become very powerful and uncontrollable optic blasts.
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They said Mr. Falih might conclude that prolonged low prices would cause a collapse in exploration investments that could set off a sudden, uncontrollable price increase.
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Arce, who works at Tomcats Barbershop in Brooklyn, has Tourette's syndrome, a nervous system disorder characterized by uncontrollable tics, defined as repetitive, involuntary movement or vocalization.
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"Collectively, his words and his actions are a huge testament to his character: that of uncontrollable misogyny, entitlement, and being a sexual-assault apologist," Drake said.
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To address this uncontrollable lawmaking machine, opponents of regulation advance solutions including regulatory budgets or requirements, such as repealing two regulations for every new regulation issued.
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Identifying the system involved in uncontrollable food cravings may help scientists develop new areas of research that could help people harness unnecessary eating, the study said.
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In the morning, one of you showers while the other looks at emails, starting the day on edge, turning life into something that feels unstoppable, uncontrollable.
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You can have a day of happy touch points without any of the scary revelations, or the boring, awkward or uncontrollable moments that constitute actual intimacy.
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This salsa will simultaneously sear your mouth with its Szechuan peppercorn-like tingle and temporarily turn you into an uncontrollable eating machine—it is that addicting.
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Now the public release of documents had turned a conventional espionage operation into something far more menacing: political sabotage, an unpredictable, uncontrollable menace for Democratic campaigns.
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Many brides have wised up, though, saying that they think "bridezilla" is just a word that tries to mutate their perfectly normal emotions into uncontrollable hysteria.
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It turned Twitter into a mechanism, albeit an uncontrollable, at times erratic one, that could be harnessed in the service of something bigger than the individual.
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Because the stock market, as unpredictable, uncontrollable and unreliable as it is, is still a – if not the – bellwether of economic confidence in the U.S. economy.
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John Dowd, the president's lead lawyer in the probe, has considered resigning over Trump's uncontrollable behavior, the Times reported, citing two people briefed on the matter.
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"It would have been wonderful to do so for the fans (Thursday), but that's part of the uncontrollable nature of our game," manager Joe Maddon said.
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It drives Ada to act out against those around her, to scream in uncontrollable rages, to cut herself: "First duty, feed your gods," it instructs her.
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After that, what you see depends on uncontrollable factors like weather, ocean conditions and whether the creatures happen to be hanging out at the sea's surface.
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Eric: I think the last time that we tried to do that... I just broke into uncontrollable laughter, which does put a damper on the mood.
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Knowing her father had Parkinson's, the doctors diagnosed her with runner's dystonia, a specific type of movement disorder that causes uncontrollable muscle contractions during long-distance runs.
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But plaintiffs contend Xarelto was unreasonably dangerous and that J&J and Bayer failed to warn patients about a serious risk of uncontrollable, irreversible bleeding in emergencies.
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Uncontrollable shaking is a common symptom of Parkinson's, an incurable disease that affects more than 10 million people around the world and causes loss of motor control.
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A febrile seizure is a seizure — convulsions or uncontrollable body movements — that's associated with fevers in young children, typically between 6 months and 5 years of age.
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I recently spoke to Oyeyemi over email about her latest book, Gingerbread, a novel which revolves around reserved, gingerbread-baking Harriet and her wild, uncontrollable daughter Perdita.
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Even though we often talk about the word "stress" like it's an external, uncontrollable force, it's helpful to think about stress as more of a biological state.
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She added that, if Seoul is to be removed from the list, "relations between the two countries would worsen to uncontrollable levels," according to a Reuters report.
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In that sense, Annihilation the book doubles as a parable about climate change and the ways the human race is destroying the planet in cancerous, uncontrollable ways.
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Back in October, Gizmodo discovered that Soylent's food bars and powders were causing nausea, vomiting, "uncontrollable diarrhea" for some customers, which led to the company halting sales.
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It's an uncontrollable attraction, the same kind of connection one hopes for when heading out to grab drinks with a Tinder match for the very first time.
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A study predicted that the flooding of the mine would increase in the future, leading to uncontrollable water that could potentially carry the nuclear waste with it.
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Basically, Depp is your friend that is always late to brunch, and is subsequently kicked off the group text because of his uncontrollable tendency to ruin plans.
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So a joke about your welcomed weight loss from the flu could serve as a painful reminder for some people that their own health issues are uncontrollable.
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In addition to her swollen breast, she told Cosmo, she also experienced flu-like symptoms such as milk duct discharge, full body shakes, and uncontrollable teeth chattering.
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Ingesting organic mercury every day can cause symptoms such as uncontrollable shaking, vision loss, and memory problems over time, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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Mona Ali's 70-year-old mother-in-law traveled 25 km (15 miles) to the hospital in a minibus after three days of uncontrollable diarrhea and vomiting.
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The biggest indicator of Trump desperately trying to seize control of the uncontrollable came last Wednesday when Trump finally fired his long-maligned Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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The Las Vegas massacre and Hurricane Maria, however, are examples of sudden, uncontrollable crises that inevitably batter each White House, and have the capacity to define presidencies.
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Then, the Army Corps of Engineers began to release the west side dams, in an effort to prevent uncontrollable flooding in other parts of the metropolitan area.
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The Los Angeles Rams... we've been over this above, but they are also like experiencing a sudden, uncontrollable nosebleed 45 minutes into a 13-hour bus trip.
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In more extreme cases, psychiatric issues like body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) or addiction, may also be to blame, leading to uncontrollable urges to tan or lighten skin.
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Ties When my daughter was hospitalized for cancer treatment, I began collecting leftover condiments and medical supplies in an effort to control something in our uncontrollable world.
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It is later revealed that he is in his mid-40s, but that his uncontrollable addiction to "the power" caused him to become this elderly, clammy monstrosity.
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The opening scene of a strange starburst so distant and so slowly approached by the uncontrollable camera that I thought the game had somehow broken or frozen.
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Many of the people he writes about seem to have grown hypersensitive to any loss of control; they pathologically fixate on absurd attempts to regulate the uncontrollable.
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"I have never wanted to hate someone in my life, but my hate towards you is uncontrollable," Miller told Nassar as she stared him down in court.
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We can continue driving down a path of destruction, or we can choose a better way and begin preventing uncontrollable fires from starting in the first place.
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While the land is devastated by uncontrollable bushfires, the ocean is similarly ravaged by heat, killing marine life and releasing tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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But the size of recent caravans has become "uncontrollable," said Irineo Mujica, a member of Pueblo Sin Fronteras, a transnational group that accompanied earlier caravans in Mexico.
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As his wealth and stature multiplied, the Colombian-born man became known for his erratic behavior, uncontrollable hedonism, and vocal support of both Hitler and John Lennon.
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In March, people in Illinois came down with bizarre symptoms of uncontrollable bleeding that were ultimately traced to synthetic cannabinoids tainted with rat poison, which contains powerful anticoagulants.
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In 2008, ear, nose, and throat (ENT) surgeon Mahmood Bhutta published a case study in which he examined people who had uncontrollable sneezing fits whenever they were aroused.
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"I would love to see that happen as much as probably a lot of the fans would," Charlie Heaton, who plays Jonathan, told TV Guide through uncontrollable laughter.
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While education can help people navigate the financial system as it exists, there are numerous uncontrollable factors that influence ability to apply — or not apply — what they know.
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The Montessori preschool teacher, 31, says she had the "uncontrollable" urge to eat at her heaviest weight, but she didn't realize that it was a real, medical issue.
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"Probably the sober one with lopsided boobs cellulite and uncontrollable gas thanks babe," the mom-to-be and Designated Survivor star ribbed her husband in the comments section.
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Klein had been recently diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, a severe mental illness characterized by emotional instability and periods of depression and anxiety that are uncontrollable and overwhelming.
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" In the docs, she claims she "was forced to live on egg shells in the former marital home due to [Hartwell]'s deep-seated rage and uncontrollable anger.
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The original Godzilla was a metaphor for the uncontrollable destructive power of nuclear weapons after WWII, and Shin Godzilla might offer a similarly symbolic reaction to contemporary events.
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The animals overgraze land, spread disease, and devastate dry-season soil amid uncontrollable fires that are lit by herders to clear dense brush and encourage new grass growth.
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This same feeling of foreboding overwhelms a 60-year-old woman diagnosed with essential tremor — a condition marked by uncontrollable shaking that affects more than 85033 million Americans.
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As this humanitarian crisis meets natural disaster, this area will be overcome by uncontrollable waves of water from torrential rain and will wash away temporary housing and shelters.
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We're still together two years later, and biting's not normally my thing, so I think I owe my relationship to the fact that MDMA causes uncontrollable jaw tension.
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Do people out in the real world, outwith the music industry bubble, sit at home, bristling with uncontrollable tension at who might win the Mercury Prize next year?
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Though Apple is citing uncontrollable global markets as the primary cause of the missed mark, it seems obvious that its problems are more existential than a trade war.
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The reckoning of Watergate and the first-ever resignation of a president seemed to show that the executive branch was not as uncontrollable as it had once seemed.
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Even a great power cannot master the unexpected and uncontrollable — from the great plague at Athens, to the harsh Russian winter, to I.E.D.s and tribal factionalism in Iraq.
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The condition causes bursts of uncontrollable laughing or crying and usually manifests in people who have ALS, MS, neurological conditions or traumatic brain injuries, according to Mayo Clinic.
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GLO missions are temporary military operations, created by direct order of the president, to tackle sporadic cases of uncontrollable violence or high-risk situations, such as international summits.
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Days later, he became so "uncontrollable" at a psychiatric facility in Waco, Texas that nurses had to lock themselves in a room, according to another police incident report.
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It may seem unthinkable that a developed city of four million could run out of water but it's been a slow-burning catastrophe exacerbated by some uncontrollable factors.
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Had I been able to reach Mark Cuban, the Mavericks' owner, for comment on his Porzingis heist, I can only assume he would have dissolved into uncontrollable laughter.
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But back in September, I cut down on poison A and took up poison B. Then, along with rapid weight loss and uncontrollable horniness, I started ganking again.
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Instead of meningitis, the country faces an accelerated cancer pandemic treated with an ancient virus drawn from a crystal skull, which itself causes bizarre mutations and uncontrollable sexual frenzy.
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Eventually, your brain becomes what Michael Pollan has aptly called an "uncertainty-reducing machine," obsessed with securing the ego and locked in uncontrollable loops that reinforce self-destructive habits.
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Arthur — who, like John Wayne Gacy, paints his mouth with sharp north-pointing corners — has a medical condition that causes him to break out into uncontrollable laughter when upset.
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The message that I want to reflect is that teens need that kind of education before the problem get uncontrollable so that they don't fall under their own ignorance.
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Specifically: the deeply held belief, among many people in this country, that evil men with guns should be countered with righteous men with guns — or that evil is uncontrollable.
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The respiratory illness induces such powerful, uncontrollable fits of coughing — the medical term is paroxysmal coughing — that older patients may break a rib or burst capillaries in the eyes.
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Secondly, however juicy a target Trump and his crowd may be (and it's shocking how attractive a target Trump is from an intelligence perspective), he is nevertheless extremely uncontrollable.
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A decade later, as part of an "economic war" between the two countries, Britain imposed a 40% duty on Irish livestock, and cross-border cattle-smuggling became virtually uncontrollable.
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There are still 30 days until Election Day — that still gives the Trump campaign, and uncontrollable general news events plenty of time to dilute the potency of this scandal.
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The Blues adopted a Labrador Retriever just a few weeks ago ... and they finally let him hit the ice with the squad Thursday -- and the ensuing cuteness was uncontrollable.
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Kelly was an outstanding choice to be chief of staff of a White House that has devolved into a collection of warring factions and highly ambitious, sometimes uncontrollable personalities.
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After an indulgent lunch, stomach discomfort turns into uncontrollable gas; you're forced to excuse yourself repeatedly to stagger to the bathroom, all the while trying to maintain some composure.
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A few of these factors are uncontrollable to the individual — younger people and women tend to be viewed as riskier drivers, regardless of where they fall on other marks.
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"All these disorders involve uncontrollable and endlessly repeating loops of rumination that gradually shade out reality and fray our connections to other people and the natural world," Pollan wrote.
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At once monstrous and endearing, Jiménez's anthropomorphized objects bind innocuous notions of free time and leisure to still-prevalent prejudices that perceive female sexuality as a frenetic, uncontrollable pathology.
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Rather than possessing strategic discipline, the Clintons' Republican opponents have displayed an uncanny, uncontrollable impulse to overplay their hand, like a poker player with three deuces betting the house.
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But the idea of limited strikes in Korea depends on a range of uncontrollable forces, from the reaction of local North Korean military officers to Kim Jong Un's emotions.
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"What interests me most in the process is that a random faulty configuration of a piece of software leads to results that are uncontrollable, not replicable," Efremova tells Creators.
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"The evidence before us suggests that we are set for disruptive and uncontrollable levels of climate change, bringing starvation, destruction, migration, disease, and war," he writes in the paper.
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It's meant to serve the same purpose those old skits served: to paint Em as an uncontrollable rebel who can't be tamed by lawyers or contracts or social norms.
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And because our individual consciousness ends at our death, we create entities to outlive us, paper tiger governments meant to ground the uncontrollable nature that exists within human nature.
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You're obsessively afraid of turning out to be a pedophile, of committing murder or rape, of having an uncontrollable violent fit that would prove to yourself you're a monster.
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Dr. Pullen pointed out that in addition to uncontrollable hunger, the common childhood symptoms of Prader-Willi syndrome suggest that neurological abnormalities may underlie the disorder's most challenging problems.
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The settlement will resolve all pending U.S. lawsuits over Xarelto, which plaintiffs claimed causes uncontrollable and irreversible bleeding leading to severe injuries and even death among thousands of plaintiffs.
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But he draws them all into his own orbit, where neat, understated, thoroughly controlled tracks and modal melodies carry forlorn thoughts of how elusive and uncontrollable love can be.
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A time to talk, they seem to think, will be when accelerating inflation pushes the Fed to begin tightening in earnest — opening a prelude to an uncontrollable economic downturn.
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Indeed, as North Korea points out, much of the international community has turned from viewing Pyongyang as a malicious uncontrollable threat to a possible returnee to the world's stage.
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He is often described by critics as someone with an uncontrollable temper and insatiable greed; he once reportedly stabbed a man in the face with a martini glass stem.
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By virtually eliminating SALT (State and Local Tax deductions) the federal government is forcing these blue states to get serious about fixing their high tax burdens and uncontrollable spending.
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In hindsight, we can see that the boom in risky, complex securities and derivatives, unleashed by deregulation and financial innovation, had mushroomed into a new, almost uncontrollable liquidity gusher.
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Liverpool has been accused of failing to hit the heights of last year, when it reached the Champions League final and appeared uncontrollable, at times, in the Premier League.
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The text claims that women consort with the devil due to their uncontrollable carnal lust, and thus sex with the devil was a big part of supposed demonic pacts.
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" That's because, they write, the strongest predictors of whether a relationship will last come from "the way they respond to unpredictable and uncontrollable events that have not yet happened.
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Please resist the almost uncontrollable urge you have to publicly rant about whatever obsessions are rattling around in your own mind about yourself, your self-image or your self-importance.
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The cases don't appear to be as gruesome as those seen in another ongoing outbreak, in which people suffered uncontrollable bleeding after taking synthetic weed likely tainted with rat poison.
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While Harbour waxed poetic about the "battle against fear, self-centeredness, and exclusivity" and "shelter[ing] freaks and outcasts," Ryder seemed to be experiencing a full range of uncontrollable emotions.
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"Nearly two-thirds (58%) of cheaters in the U.S. admitted they were unfaithful to their streaming partner due to 'an uncontrollable desire to find out what's next,'" the study says.
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Sensitivity among Germans to spiraling inflation is a long-standing element of the psyche partly due to memories of the uncontrollable and enormously pernicious hyperinflation experienced in the early 1920s.
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Although the idea is still in its research phase, it's the first technology of its kind that "fixes" closed eyes in photos while taking into account uncontrollable variables like lighting.
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I had this same uncontrollable urge in June, when I found my head thrown back and my mouth open, the words sprinting out before I even knew they were there.
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"The administration is falling apart in the territories (areas outside Kinshasa), which have become practically uncontrollable," said Jean Omasombo, a Congo expert at the Royal Central Africa Museum in Belgium.
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" Kempf coined the term in 1920 to diagnose a neurosis observed in all-male barracks during World World I, or "panic due to the pressure of uncontrollable perverse sexual cravings.
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Shia LaBeouf is not an alcoholic, because he doesn't have an uncontrollable urge to drink ... his problem is when he starts drinking he can't stop ... this according to his lawyer.
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The festival becomes like an extension of what's happening inside her, desperately trying to maintain order, meaning, and control in the face of the chaotic, meaningless, uncontrollable reality of death.
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Entitlements should not be considered untouchable and while it's important to be a compassionate society, we must have constraints — otherwise, we'll see uncontrollable expansion our already-ballooning debt cannot sustain.
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"Game of Thrones" star Kit Harington was into a different kind of game Friday night ... pool -- but he was so drunk and uncontrollable he was thrown out of the bar.
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Since then, more than 9,000 people have died of the disease that causes uncontrollable diarrhea and 800,000 people have fallen ill, mostly in the first two years of the outbreak.
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Trump uses it to stoke white fears about the specter of supposedly "dangerous" black people and uncontrollable city streets, positioning himself as the heavy-handed authoritarian who can reclaim order.
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The medication, called Nuedexta, is the only drug approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat a rare condition marked by uncontrollable laughing and crying, called pseudobulbar affect (PBA).
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Franken's downfall was testimony to the power of the uncontrollable societal wildfire unleashed in politics, journalism and in entertainment after the exposure of film producer Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct.
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" After fiat currency Eventually, Reid says, "it's possible that inflation becomes more and more uncontrollable and the era of fiat currencies looks vulnerable as people lose faith in paper money.
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For 10 years, her character watches over the case of Malony (Rod Paradot), an uncontrollable delinquent who, just when he appears to be making progress, flies into blind, antisocial rages.
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In a speech to parliament, Turkish Defence Minister Nurettin Canikli voiced concern about the referendum's impact on the region's ethnic and sectarian relationships, saying it could trigger an "uncontrollable fire".
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But while Goodell and the N.F.L. may have survived 2017, the commissioner and his league seem to be at the mercy of very uncertain and uncontrollable events in the future.
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But Facebook's 24/7 team didn't help Zdechovský, who says threats against him and his family reached such uncontrollable levels that he didn't even bother reporting them to the platform.
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In the essay, Mr. Díaz said that after the assault, he began to suffer from depression and "uncontrollable rage," and later had troubled relationships with women and problems with fidelity.
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"I believe that it is in Australia's national interest that we draw a line on what is increasingly becoming an uncontrollable number of illegal arrivals in this country," he said.
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Eric confesses to Walter that he "can't imagine what those years were like," and Walter tells Eric to imagine all his friends dying from AIDS, bringing Eric to uncontrollable sobs.
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But they're still sharing the apartment, so when she comes home and walks into her room after being stood up, she just can't take it and erupts into uncontrollable sobs.
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"Fear" paints a picture of Trump as an uncontrollable and unstable leader, whose closest aides, including Kelly, consider him to be a pathological liar and a threat to national security.
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Read the original investigation into Nuedexta Nuedexta is only approved by the federal government for a rare condition characterized by uncontrollable laughing and crying, known as pseudobulbar affect, or PBA.
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Robert DelVecchio, Philadelphia, PA It's Amazon who loses, not New York I stand with the Democrats on stopping uncontrollable corporate growth, and the higher rents for people that will follow.
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A senior U.S. military official warned last week that attacks by Iranian-backed groups on bases hosting U.S. forces in Iraq were pushing all sides closer to an uncontrollable escalation.
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A senior U.S. military official warned last week that attacks by Iranian-backed groups on bases hosting U.S. forces in Iraq were pushing all sides closer to an uncontrollable escalation.
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More from Tonic: There are, it seems, as many different physical symptoms of anxiety as there are people who suffer from it—whether it's pain, numbness, hot flashes, or uncontrollable diarrhea.
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Overnight, workers managed to cap the 23th and final well at the facility in anticipation of the lava eventually reaching the facility, and to prevent the uncontrollable release of toxic gases.
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Whooping cough, a respiratory disease caused by a type of bacteria called B. pertussis, can lead to violent and uncontrollable coughing that makes it hard to breathe, according to the CDC.
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It will take a rallying of uncontrollable variables to make sure that voters in the states the two candidates are divvying up will stick to the plan, all biases aside. 3.
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A song in the first episode featuring all the girls in school protesting a dress code meant to protect boys from uncontrollable urges helps set the tone for the whole season.
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That and some other potential missteps may have left them unable to fight flawed Boeing software that eventually sent the jet into an uncontrollable dive, experts said after studying the data.
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It also seems certain that Trump is uncontrollable and would not ever consider himself a spy, but many spies don't consider themselves spies and often don't even know that they're spies.
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"To create a torture program with a scientific veneer, defendants drew on experiments from the 1960s in which researchers taught dogs 'helplessness' by subjecting them to uncontrollable pain," the lawsuit states.
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But plaintiffs contend Xarelto was unreasonably dangerous and that J&J and Bayer, which jointly developed it, failed to warn patients about a serious risk of uncontrollable, irreversible bleeding in emergencies.
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At the same time, the numbers did nothing to support claims by opponents of European Union membership that the country was leaving itself vulnerable to a huge and uncontrollable migrant influx.
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That was the only way that Oghi would regain the ability to speak properly—without the uncontrollable drooling and the rattling jaw—and get out of the house without disgusting everyone.
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According to Cacioppo, "a crush and love act on different planes," so crushes feel like uncontrollable urges because they happen more quickly than falling in love, which is a slower experience.
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It is possible that one engine flamed out first, and because Russell didn't have the training to manage the asymmetric thrust situation, the airplane became uncontrollable and crashed into the trees.
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Images of the danger and destruction spread as fast as the fires themselves on social media: wedding chapels ablaze, uncontrollable fires reaching main highways, smoke and ash obscuring the night sky.
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Others like Hendrix just try to notice when "things get kind of uncontrollable, if you know what I mean," then take a break for a few days or weeks to recover.
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I can readily understand probably better than most, because at a much earlier stage in my life, I too felt an uncontrollable urge to respond, sometimes violently when I felt attacked.
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Over the years, the unintended consequences of HIPAA have encompassed not only uncontrollable costs of $8.3 billion annually, but also gridlock when sharing of medical information could result in public benefit.
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Once the child develops an uncontrollable appetite, as little as 60 percent of the calories needed by an unaffected child of the same size might be needed to achieve normal growth.
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An update of Racine's "Phèdre," a classical French drama about a woman's uncontrollable lust for her stepson, the play replaces Racine's stately alexandrines with lines about sex and barf and decay.
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Often patients are struggling with uncontrollable circumstances, and working with plants is "a gentle way of trying to process that," said Leigh Anne Starling, president of the American Horticultural Therapy Association.
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RuPaul's Drag Race Like most carbon-based beings of conscience this week, I have been unilaterally focused on the reunification of families riven by oppression, scapegoating and uncontrollable forces of power.
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Surviving traumatic experiences, such as child abuse or a warzone, can create neurobiological changes in the brain that provoke uncontrollable nightmares and flashbacks, especially after triggers reminiscent of the traumatic event.
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Young -- a 20-year-old junior -- has been a dominant, uncontrollable force on defense for the Buckeyes this season ... racking up 16.5 sacks (a school record) despite being suspended 2 games.
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Its efforts to prevent bad actors from misusing its site and to protect user privacy will not prove effective, as the volume of information flowing across Facebook's platform is essentially uncontrollable.
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But the more energy and focus the world's great powers put into extravagant war games, the greater the likelihood that they may find themselves in a real and perhaps uncontrollable conflict.
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Despite being fully aware that its constitution prohibited it from declaring bankruptcy, the Puerto Rican government borrowed money and spent it at an uncontrollable pace, like the reward from political spoils.
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The first course of action for cannabis users suffering from severe nausea and/or uncontrollable vomiting should be to cease cannabis use and see if symptoms subside within 2-3 days.
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Before long, Logan is playing the resistant head of a household that includes Laura as the ultimate in uncontrollable spawn and a sickly Professor X (Patrick Stewart) as their noble paterfamilias.
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When I look at your self-help books, it seems like you are offering control over seemingly uncontrollable scenarios, whether that's being a famous artist or controlling your image after death.
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Without Simmons' participation, it's hard not to see the podcast as sensationalizing—especially when it shares stories about Simmons' uncontrollable crying jags and lonely phone calls in the middle of the night.
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That uncontrollable immigration was the last straw, a watershed event that unleashed pent-up tensions in the German society — rising poverty, crumbling infrastructure, xenophobic and quite dangerous extreme right nationalist political forces.
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Maury isn't a villain; as much as the urges he represents are meant to be uncontrollable and kind of scary, he mostly just hangs out in a way Andrew comes to accept.
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Watching each interview, West has seemingly become a caricature of himself, an uncontrollable egomaniac who either wants to hear himself speak or is attempting to sell records via confusing, inflammatory performance art.
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We also know that of all the different stressors that there are out there — exam stress, jumping-out-of-a-plane stress — it's stressors that are uncontrollable that pack the biggest punch.
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Two weeks ago, meal replacement company Soylent stopped all sales and shipments of its Food Bars after some customers reported stomach problems that included severe stomach pain, intense vomiting and "uncontrollable" diarrhea.
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I think this uncontrollable essence of personality should find an outlet and society should accept it as it is, even though it releases monsters from their cages and shows us our monsters.
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Before the Hate had proceeded for thirty seconds, uncontrollable exclamations of rage were breaking out from half the people in the room […] In its second minute the Hate rose to a frenzy.
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In denying Epstein's bail request two weeks ago, Manhattan federal Judge Richard Berman had said Epstein represented a potential danger to "new victims" from his apparently "uncontrollable" sexual fixation on young girls.
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On Monday, the governor of the north Aegean region said the Moria camp on the island of Lesbos, Greece's biggest, faced closure next month unless authorities cleaned up uncontrollable amounts of waste.
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Imagine a rainbow that's divorced from rain, water, or any kind of natural and uncontrollable events, a rainbow that will linger, flawless and unchanging, for however long you care to watch it.
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Security around the event was tight: Featured creators weren't allowed on the main floor of VidCon without a security escort, for fear of producing an uncontrollable mob of screaming fans and mayhem.
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For years I had a deep fear of mountains –– they represented an uncontrollable force, the thing that took my mother away from me when I felt like I needed her the most.
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His name is as famous as that of Picasso, but Picasso has been mythologized as a monster of control, whereas van Gogh, it is agreed, lay at the mercy of the uncontrollable.
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You may have heard alarms that if we hold a national convention for proposing constitutional amendments the gathering would be an uncontrollable constitutional convention ("con-con") that could propose anything at all.
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"These are the best we could find?" he snarls, as spit ejects from his mouth, the result of yet another set of uncontrollable coughs, unable to steady the gun around his fingers.
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"I shouldn't be dragged into uncontrollable risks because of a marriage," she said in an interview in her apartment in northwest Beijing, which she has held onto during a running legal struggle.
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The fires were allegedly caused by farmers using slash and burn techniques to clear the ecologically rich land -- the same practice that led to uncontrollable fires in the Brazilian Amazon this summer.
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State authorities issued its first Code Red alert in a decade, signifying the worst possible bushfire conditions, warning that should a fire start it would be fast moving, unpredictable and probably uncontrollable.
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Yeager tries all what he can to recover the plane that is falling back toward the desert below in a flat spinAt 8,500 feet, he decides to eject from the uncontrollable Starfighter.
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Perhaps he's a Horcrux, or perhaps her own uncontrollable magic, the same destructive energy that killed her mother, somehow became an Obscurial and found a new host in the form of Credence.
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In humans, the resulting disease, trypanosomiasis, causes "sleeping sickness," a potentially fatal condition that attacks the central nervous system and, as the name suggests, afflicts people with an uncontrollable urge to sleep.
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People are advised to seek medical help if their diarrhea lasts for longer for three days, becomes bloody, and/or is accompanied by an inability to pee, uncontrollable vomiting, or especially high fever.
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Instead it acts as a guide to the victimhood and despondency of an uncontrollable crisis; it is why it resonates as strongly as anything else published during the midnight of the last century.
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A California doctor lost his license after he recommended a father give his 5-year-old son marijuana cookies to deal with "uncontrollable behavior and temper tantrums," according to the state medical board.
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"His words and actions are a huge testament to his character — that of uncontrollable misogyny, entitlement, and being a sexual assault apologist," Drake said at a press conference with her attorney Gloria Allred.
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It does, however, have the capability of comforting children battling cancer to help them feel less alone in their fight, and take control of their emotions in a situation that's very uncontrollable. Sniff.
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But it also seemed to be one uncontrollable glitch in a much larger array of possible issues, like dead batteries, a camera that needs to be rebooted, or our own faulty wifi signal.
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Two weeks prior, the company paused sales of its latest product, the Food Bar, after Gizmodo reported that several customers had experienced nausea, vomiting, "uncontrollable diarrhea," and severe dehydration after consuming the bars.
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On Misfits, she was Alisha, the gorgeous party girl who gets stuck with one of the show's creepiest powers: Everyone she touches is overcome with the uncontrollable urge to have sex with her.
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A Washington Post survey found that the percentage of drivers in the DC area who felt "uncontrollable anger toward another driver on the road" increased from 6% in 2010 to 12% in 2013.
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Views on the ideal exchange rate, which is weak enough to support exports on the one hand but not too low to stoke an uncontrollable rise in inflation, ranged from $1.15 to $1.35.
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Similarly, the Iranian government's policies of regime preservation at-all-cost have bred deep distrust, sparked nation-wide protests, and triggered an uncontrollable spread of the virus, the second largest outside of China.
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"We make tough choices that can allow some flooding to avoid a catastrophic, uncontrollable release of water that would threaten massive property damage and loss of life," the agency said in a statement.
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Detecting patterns where there are, in fact, none at least leaves open the possibility of gaining control, whereas the attribution of, say, a natural disaster to unchangeable and uncontrollable weather dynamics does not.
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A report from the National Transportation Safety Board published a year later declared "the aircraft began an uncontrollable and erratic flight path roughly straight ahead in a rapid descent" because of a wing failure.
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" Citi added that the risk of a repeat of large capital outflow "associated with the 2015-2016 depreciation episode" could be contained — but the "uncontrollable errors and omissions type of capital flight will continue.
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Read more: Trump wants to stop an 'uncontrollable' arms race with China and Russia, barely a month after he scrapped a landmark nuclear treaty This social system operates globally and is driven by reputation.
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When it was confirmed that Mariano had won his country a bronze (and fellow teammate Diego Hypélito took the silver) the gymnast broke down into uncontrollable tears before waving to the screaming Brazilian fans.
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Today, 1 in 26 Americans will develop epilepsy in their lifetime; however, there is no cure, and even with many drugs and treatment options, one third of people with epilepsy live with uncontrollable seizures.
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In 1860, Muybridge was involved in a stagecoach accident that left him in a coma, caused months of double vision, sensory deprivation, and, according to the hypothesis of psychologist Arthur Shimamura, uncontrollable emotional outbursts.
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Half of those given ketamine, rather than saline, still reported at least a 35 percent reduction in obsessive and compulsive symptoms (such as cleaning or checking rituals or uncontrollable taboo thoughts) after one week.
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"They joke and prod at you and say you need a doctor yet have no idea about the type of uncontrollable chaos that goes on inside your head," she wrote on Facebook last year.
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The fire was national news — it made the front page of this newspaper, along with a photo of a group of college men huddled before the building, its windows illuminated by the uncontrollable blaze.
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But the simple option to read tweets chronologically will at least give users more control over a system that often feels uncontrollable, and hopefully remind us of what Twitter can be at its best.
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"I guess the idea of a pandemic can really bring out the fear and the panic in people, but they tend to be not nearly as uncontrollable as Hollywood makes it seem," he concluded.
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Cue scenes of Turner leading a wild and uncontrollable Hooch home by slow-driving the whole way while the dog, tethered to a lead on a six-foot pole, trots along beside the car.
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On Monday, Anthony D. Weiner, sobbing as the judge spoke, learned the final, personal cost of his seemingly uncontrollable habit of exchanging lewd texts and pictures with women and girls: 303 months in prison.
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Esper's call came after a senior U.S. military official warned last week that attacks by Iranian-backed groups on bases hosting U.S. forces in Iraq were pushing all sides closer to an uncontrollable escalation.
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Pedialyte, manufactured by Abbott Nutrition, is essentially a medical-grade sports drink, designed to treat dehydration by replacing the water and minerals lost in the course of childhood ailments like diarrhea or uncontrollable vomiting.
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The calculating way many powerful harassers cover their tracks, and choose targets who are unlikely or unable to report them, calls into question the claim that their acts are motivated by uncontrollable animal passion.
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It is unfortunate that this land, once a thriving melting pot, is now a nerve center for this robotic scourge that channels the Atacama's wind and sun to feed its uncontrollable and malignant growth.
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On Monday, the U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura referenced the air base strike along with other recent events in Syria in a briefing to the Security Council, warning against a "situation of uncontrollable escalation".
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The semantic debate over whether leggings are pants may never be resolved, but the debate over whether women should make clothing choices while considering the supposedly uncontrollable urges of men really should be by now.
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"With the FDA approval of Qbrexza, hyperhidrosis sufferers finally have a new medication option to help manage their excessive, uncontrollable sweating," said Lisa J. Pieretti, executive director and co-founder of the International Hyperhidrosis Society.
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Earlier this year, a study in The Journal of Neuropsychiatry & Clinical Neurosciences detailed a strange phenomenon known as Witzelsucht—a neurological condition that causes non-stop, uncontrollable joke-telling and pun-making among its sufferers.
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People are advised to seek a doctor if they have diarrhea that lasts for more than three days, becomes bloody, and/or is accompanied by an inability to pee, uncontrollable vomiting, and high fever.[CDC]
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Bryan Crowley, the president of Soylent's parent company, will now take over the business of the meal replacement product that caused consumers to experience "uncontrollable diarrhea" last year and was banned in Canada this year.
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"The company's consistently poor operating history has resulted in several years of disappointing shareholder returns," Starboard said in the letter, adding that AECOM's performance was a result of poor execution, rather than uncontrollable external factors.
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When inhaled, the symptoms can include uncontrollable coughing, fever, headache, difficulty breathing, rapid heart rate, sore throat, runny nose, chest pain, skin redness or a rash, swelling, muscle pain, numbness or tingling, and eye irritation.
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Potential cancer-causing agents such as asbestos that coated the World Trade Center buildings' lower columns, and benzene, a component of jet fuel that stoked uncontrollable fires, have long been a cancer concern for researchers.
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L'Engle's brand of weirdness can be ugly and unsettling, as her characters suffer physical abuse, fight their own uncontrollable rages, or just spout oddball jargon, oblivious to the ways they're alienating or offending other people.
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Grant's take on Jack is electric — he's a live, uncontrollable wire, an endlessly cheerful fast talker, and a delightful hustler with a misanthropic streak that stands in stark contrast to Lee's more straightforward bristly exterior.
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" She later added: "The state of mind of Kim Jong Un, who is not listening to the international society and the surround countries because he wants to maintain his power, should be viewed as uncontrollable.
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The killing scene The four officers entered the dark building, smoky from gunfire, to the uncontrollable moaning of the wounded, anguished voices calling for help and 14 bodies strewn across the floor, the report said.
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Yet invasive research carries a risk of infection and is usually reserved for patients with catastrophic high-spinal cord injuries, like those that result in quadriplegia, or in people with uncontrollable seizures due to epilepsy.
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" From the author's "uncontrollable impulse to look upon the very axis of the world" emerges a work that shows, undiminished, the complexity of existence—as well as its "sad and temporarily self-evident goal: oblivion.
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As such, prima facie presumed to be dangerous and uncontrollable, black people are subject to a fusillade of organized violence that seeks to stamp out the person before he or she can cause any harm.
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On Monday, U.N. Syria peace envoy Staffan de Mistura cited the air base strike along with other recent events in Syria in a briefing to the Security Council, cautioning against a "situation of uncontrollable escalation".
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Original investigation: The little red pill being pushed on the elderly Nuedexta is approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat a rare condition marked by uncontrollable laughing and crying, called pseudobulbar affect (PBA).
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Through a recent initiative to analyze data on insurance claims, officials in the state will be able to better predict the future problems arising from opioids and account for them before they reach uncontrollable proportions.
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Turning a blind eye to an increasingly authoritarian regime in Turkey might result in an uncontrollable neighbor to the east of Fortress Europa that will haunt Europe and the Middle East for years to come.
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Upon returning home, she suffered extreme pain which was uncontrollable from non IV meds, from the brain bleed "feathering" out in tight areas of her brain, and went back to the ICU in hospital again.
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In other words, even if both President Trump and Kim were capable, humane and suitably focused — a generous assumption, to be sure — Northeast Asia might still descend rapidly toward some form of uncontrollable nuclear war.
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On December 11, a senior U.S. military official said attacks by Iranian-backed groups on bases hosting U.S. forces in Iraq were increasing and becoming more sophisticated, pushing all sides closer to an uncontrollable escalation.
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"Sadr City always looms large as the uncontrollable specter on the fringes of the city ... killing large numbers of people in Sadr City is going to trigger a cycle of death and revenge," he said.
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At this point, the story of the already formidable telepath and telekinetic mutant Jean Grey obtaining uncontrollable and immense power from a cosmic force is not going to take any X-Men fan by surprise.
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" Brown also claimed that their daughter Madison was present during the incident, remarking that she was "concerned that Stephen's anger and aggression is so uncontrollable that he cannot even control himself in front of our daughter.
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It belongs to a cluster of films, including Deliverance (1972) and Jaws (1975), in which idyllic destinations are menaced by uncontrollable monsters in the form of demented hillbillies, a vengeful shark, or robot gunslingers gone haywire.
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The game was asking me to carry a single, uncontrollable piece to the white circle on the back of the chair/horse and it was probably at about this point that I started laughing out loud.
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Eclipse Partner Greg Reichow said Marble's team had a background building space-grade systems, which gives them an advantage in building robotics for use in normal gravity, even autonomous vehicles that will operate in uncontrollable environments.
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The appeal from Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) came days after the governor of the region where the Moria camp is based said it should be closed next month unless authorities clean up "uncontrollable amounts of waste".
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Now, he is sounding the alarm about globalization, suggesting that Poland's growth is stagnating and that Poles are captives of uncontrollable foreign forces that have condemned them to worse wages and conditions than in Western Europe.
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Molten lava from the erupting Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island crept onto a geothermal power plant site on Monday, as workers rushed to shut down the facility to prevent the uncontrollable release of toxic gases.
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But on Tuesday, Mr. Caspersen's lawyer contended that his client, a former Wall Street executive with an Ivy League pedigree, was the victim of an uncontrollable gambling addiction that drove him for more than a decade.
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And that may herald a historic shift of emphasis for a U.S. central bank traditionally hesitant to allow unemployment to fall too far before tapping the brakes with interest rate hikes lest it risk uncontrollable inflation.
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Every Cell match since has teased uncontrollable, spontaneous moments of the Undertaker-Mankind sort; that classic serves as prelude and shadow to nearly 20 years of this specific type of match, revisiting it again and again.
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If you're ready for an uncontrollable desire to dust off your old high school English texts, check out our favorites below: You can look at the rest of the Archiwriter series on Federico Babina's website, here.
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During the course of our filming, we stopped interviews multiple times for kids who had outbursts of uncontrollable rage, floods of tears and even fits of giggles as they spoke about the atrocities of their pasts.
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While we might suspect that a football player is experiencing the symptoms of C.T.E. when he acts out, exhibits uncontrollable mood swings, and lacks impulse control, doctors cannot conclusively confirm it while the player is alive.
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In a bravura opening sequence, the camera stays static, like a parody of the "Modern Family" titles, as Pfeffermans drift in and out of the wedding photographer's frame, bickering, primping, as uncontrollable as a weather system.
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PARELES Uncontrollable desire is Camila Cabello's recurring topic, and it figures in both songs she just released: "Shameless," which shamelessly echoes Rihanna's belting in "We Found Love," and "Liar," a canny pan-Caribbean and Spanish mélange.
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Even if there were to be a conventional military conflict with Russia or North Korea, the first use of nuclear weapons would be counterproductive because it would likely trigger an uncontrollable and potentially suicidal nuclear exchange.
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But physical disabilities are understood and written into law and accommodated, while mental illnesses are stigmatized, nebulous to measure and accommodate, and often seen as a fault in the person, rather than an uncontrollable physical reality.
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In spite of my long-term relationships with therapy, psych meds, and meditation, the act of writing is still sometimes the only thing that allows me to direct what otherwise feels like an uncontrollable narrative. 12.
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Good news for It fans: In contrast to the jump-scare-courting first clip, this trailer seems to be steeped in King's landscape of childhood fears and uncontrollable imagination — and it's much more effective for it.
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The actress also appeared on Intervention, which profiled "people whose uncontrollable addiction to drugs, alcohol or compulsive behavior has brought them to the brink of destruction and has devastated their family and friends," according to A&E.
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Ultimately, we owe it to the victims and ourselves to take this as a lesson: When men in entertainment openly admit that their uncontrollable sexual urges must be "hurting someone," we should take them at their word.
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"Kim Jong Un does not listen to any voice, and this leads us to view Kim Jong Un&aposs mental state as uncontrollable," said South Korea&aposs first female president, who did not outlast her Pyongyang counterpart.
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But even worse, just as Toni is starting to feel a little more comfortable with her new friends, a mysterious illness begins affecting the team's leaders and older members, causing them to collapse into uncontrollable shaking fits.
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The Trump administration has justified its war on sanctuary cities by arguing that they're simply unsafe — that allowing unauthorized immigrants to be released from jails rather than getting turned over to ICE results in uncontrollable violent crime.
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"The incredible and uncontrollable obsession with all things Trump has moved almost all of the scrutiny and focus to the GOP side of the equation once Clinton survived the Benghazi hearing and Biden dropped out," Pfeiffer said.
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The European Union, which once held itself up as a model of regional integration and shared sovereignty, faces stagnation, uncontrollable migration, the rise of xenophobic political movements and a British referendum on whether to leave the union.
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I am certain that, at some time in the future, President Xi and I, together with President Putin of Russia, will start talking about a meaningful halt to what has become a major and uncontrollable Arms Race.
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These issues include: (1) uncontrollable consequences of certain pre-delegations of launch authority; (2) presumptive deterrence-enhancing measures called "launch-on-warning" (alternatively, called "launch-upon-confirmed-attack"); and/or (3) recalling Pakistani instability, a coup d'etat.
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He acknowledged that he turned the situation into an uncontrollable international disaster by "over exaggerating the story," and then went on TV with Billy Bush—apparently still drunk from the night before—and doubled-down on it.
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"While everyone else wanted to engage in a sincere dialogue with military leaders, the picture clearly shows the speaker was in the middle of an unhinged, uncontrollable meltdown," said Hogan Gidley, the deputy White House press secretary.
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However, a senior U.S. military official said this month that attacks by Iranian-backed groups on bases hosting U.S. forces in Iraq were gathering pace and becoming more sophisticated, pushing all sides closer to an uncontrollable escalation.
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It also can't tell us if there's potentially some unobservable — and thus uncontrollable — difference between the kinds of poor people who move to big cities in rich, blue states and the kinds of poor people who don't.
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The research team used internationally-accepted questionnaires to assess whether and how often women experienced symptoms associated with anxiety and depression during the past week, including sadness, uncontrollable worrying, loss of interest, fatigue, sleep problems and poor appetite.
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Nathan agreed to accompany his mum to the shop to obtain the nonexistent card with the code and, like any good son would do, he managed to catch the moment on video just before bursting into uncontrollable laughter.
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A Microsoft employee suffering from myoclonus-dystonia—a condition where the misfiring of the brain causes uncontrollable muscle spasms—discovered that she could regain control during a spasm by looking at her partner's feet rather than her own.
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"The attempt to remove the air traffic control system from the FAA is fraught with risk, could lead to uncontrollable cost increases to consumers, and could ultimately harm users of and operators in the system," the report says.
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The returns are a key part of an agreement between the European Union and Turkey aimed at ending the uncontrollable influx into Europe of refugees and migrants fleeing war and misery in the Middle East, Asia and Africa.
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" He added that lawmakers' scrutiny at the hearing "underscore[s] an obvious level of disdain for the Marine Corps and gives added attention to the wrongful view that Marines are nothing more than a group of uncontrollable misfits.
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Starlink satellites will orbit close to Earth, so if one malfunctions, SpaceX says they'll be pulled out of orbit within months instead of turning into uncontrollable space garbage that floats around for years or decades into the future.
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"The attempt to remove the air traffic control system from the FAA is fraught with risk, could lead to uncontrollable cost increases to consumers, and could ultimately harm users of and operators in the system," the report says.
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"I am certain that, at some time in the future, President Xi and I, together with President Putin of Russia, will start talking about a meaningful halt to what has become a major and uncontrollable Arms Race," Trump wrote.
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Since the end of April, the World Health Organization said there have been more than 320,000 suspected cases of cholera - a disease that causes uncontrollable diarrhea - and 1,742 deaths across more than 90 percent of the Arabian Peninsula country.
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I'd much rather my heart-rate steadily climb to match the pace of a kick-drum, than find myself fighting the uncontrollable urge to sit down in the smoking area and eat a whole box of Quorn scotch eggs.
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If the damage does not get fixed, there could be a "sudden, unexpected, uncontrollable and un-prepared for" shutdown of the main water pipeline system, the water authority said in a March presentation to international organizations seen by Reuters.
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Since the end of April, the World Health Organisation said there have been more than 320,000 suspected cases of cholera - a disease that causes uncontrollable diarrhea - and 103,742 deaths across more than 90 percent of the Arabian Peninsula country.
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"The story of how Sunland Park's attainment area became the target of regulations that New Mexico has no hope of satisfying begins with a legally flawed rule that fails to account for uncontrollable sources of ozone," the states wrote.
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But he would still be dealing with an unpredictable, uncontrollable and idiosyncratic President who does what he wants when he wants and doesn't have much regard or respect for the diplomatic mission of the department Pompeo will be running.
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The fact is, the refugee resettlement program in this country involves a cautiously paced investigative process that contrasts sharply with the uncontrollable floods of refugees in Europe that Republican politicians are using to arouse terrorist fears in this country.
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To better understand what policies, exactly, opponents of "chain migration" are worried about, check out this chart from the restrictionist advocacy group NumbersUSA — which is a more detailed representation of the same fear of overwhelming, uncontrollable waves of migration.
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The time has finally come: Drake has gone to the other side, to the realm of absurd, screwy, uncontrollable delirium; a place that you, me, and even Drake himself know it'll be difficult to return from safe and sound.
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Though he spoke of reconciliation and unity in his victory speech early Wednesday morning, Mr. Trump is known for his almost uncontrollable need to retaliate for even perceived slights, a fact that could come back to haunt Mr. Ryan.
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The judge ruled on Cosby's "sexually violent predator" status after a psychologist for the state testified that the entertainer appears to have a mental disorder that gives him an uncontrollable urge to have sex with women without their consent.
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PAHOA, Hawaii (Reuters) - Molten lava from the erupting Kilauea Volcano on Hawaii's Big Island crept onto a geothermal power plant site on Monday, as workers rushed to shut down the facility to prevent the uncontrollable release of toxic gases.
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People are advised to see their doctor if they suspect they've eaten the recalled eggs, or if they have diarrhea that lasts more than 3 days, becomes bloody, or comes with a high fever, uncontrollable vomiting, and an inability to pee.
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But whether he does or not, a debate – particularly one moderated by a network, and an anchor, whom Mr. Trump believes is motivated to challenge him aggressively – amounts to an uncontrollable, high-risk confrontation whose outcome could greatly affect his chances.
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He rides rafts over crowds, douses himself and the front rows with uncontrollable streams of bubbly, and, in a tradition never really fully explained in the doc (and therefore entirely lost on me), throws numerous sheet cakes at the audience.
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Video footage of schoolchildren gathering around a volcano installation and stepping onto a platform that simulates eruption shows how we have managed to package uncontrollable grandeur into easily digestible displays for educational purposes — but it's ambiguous how successful these endeavors are.
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Maybe more tellingly, a subtype of perfectionism known as "socially prescribed perfectionism"—which the study authors describe as feeling like the people around you have excessive, uncontrollable, and unfair expectations of you—jumped by 32 percent during that same time period.
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"I am certain that, at some time in the future, President Xi and I, together with President Putin of Russia, will start talking about a meaningful halt to what has become a major and uncontrollable Arms Race," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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"From the very beginning of my knowing him, he was a guy under siege," recalls Towhey, who was fired by Ford at the height of the crack scandal and who went on to write a book Mayor Rob Ford: Uncontrollable.
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About two and a half minutes in, Soulja Boy goes through about a minute of uncontrollable rage where he starts to scream things like, "I take out my report card," and eventually ends with simply yelling "aaaah" in a fit.
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In all her work she subverted both sides of the high-low equation, ridiculing and exaggerating Abstract Expressionist technique while imbuing popular culture characters with raw, uncontrollable feelings that were more real and gripping than the angst of the Abstract Expressionists.
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At that time, a school official in charge of the facilities said Mr. Garrow "went into an uncontrollable rage" and grabbed her by the wrists while yelling at her about construction noise, according to an article in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Others, like Micah from United States, defended Trump's use of Twitter: I think that Trump's tweets are a good thing, it is the only way that Trump can give his own public opinion to America that is uncontrollable by the media.
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Jon Marashi, DDS, and byte Chief Dental Officer says that there are a handful of dental services that are considered essential by the American Dental Association: uncontrollable bleeding, painful swelling around the mouth, and pain in your tooth or jawbone.
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And then there is the negotiating partner that cannot be reasoned with: the Covid-19 virus itself, which has torn an uncontrollable, unpredictable path across the global map, yielding a cascade of consequences that have altered the fabric of daily life.
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The existential waiting that characterizes the South Korean experience is distinct from any sort of political stasis; it is something more like acceptance — an acceptance of the uncontrollable that allows for a redistribution of effort to where it is needed.
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Indeed, in "The Year of Magical Thinking," Didion confesses a Grace-like tendency to try to distance herself from the unfathomable through writing and research: writing, for her, can be a means of controlling the uncontrollable, including grief and loss.
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Two orbital objects ramming into each other can have disastrous implications: Each piece of shrapnel from such a collision becomes uncontrollable garbage, and at orbital speeds, something smaller than a thumb tack could blow a hole into another critical satellite.
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I haven't met a beef tongue in 20 years that hasn't had the whole kitchen, as well as any bridesmaids passing through the prep tent on their way to hair and makeup and fitting, reduced to uncontrollable giggles at the sight.
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"I think the fact that none of those fires has taken off and turned into an uncontrollable blaze is due to that preparation, is due to that really hard work," says Rebecca Spindler, the group's head of science and conservation.
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But after installing and using 13 bidets for Wirecutter (priced between $30 and $1,000) over the past 90 days, I now — like nearly everyone who can get past the uncontrollable giggles of those first few uses — count myself among the converted.
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The Munich-based research laboratory Testbiotech, which is critical of genetic engineering, accuses Oxitec of having started the field trial without sufficient studies: "Oxitec's trials have led to a largely uncontrollable situation," CEO Christoph Then told the German Press Agency, dpa.
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But recent events are raising the possibility that Kushner has stumbled out of his depth in the treacherous jungle of Middle Eastern power politics and the question of whether he has shackled the US to an uncontrollable, reckless force in MBS.
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Berman denied bail to Epstein following his most recent arrest, saying he represented a potential danger to "new victims" from what seemed to be his "uncontrollable" sexual fixation on young girls, as well as the risk of flight he posed.
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Barring space warfare, some scientists are wringing their hands at the idea of Kessler Syndrome, an uncontrollable chain of collisions that would exponentially increase the amount of space debris in orbit once the amount of space junk in orbit reaches a certain threshold.
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Anyone who's come down with symptoms of a stomach bug are advised to seek medical help if their diarrhea lasts for longer for three days, becomes bloody, and/or is accompanied by an inability to pee, uncontrollable vomiting, or especially high fever.
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Thanks to their expansive expression of the genetic code that every cell is programmed with, scientists have also long theorized that embryonic stem cells could sensitize the immune system against the proteins, or antigens, responsible for sparking the uncontrollable growth that defines cancer.
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Venezuela is in an uncontrollable political turmoil where China and Russia are staring at the U.S. The social unrest in France, and an increasing political instability in Germany, are putting an end to the project of the European economic and political union.
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On Thursday, Fox Searchlight Pictures released the first full-length trailer for Wes Anderson's new stop-motion animated film, Isle of Dogs, and it touches on our modern fear of uncontrollable diseases, overpowered leaders, and, worst of all, life without our canine companions.
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" The President said "if we find that it's uncontrollable" or it gets to a point where "our people are going to start getting hurt, we will close entry into the country for a period of time until we can get it under control.
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A federal judge on Thursday denied bail to wealthy investor Jeffrey Epstein, citing the potential danger to "new victims" from his apparently "uncontrollable" sexual fixation on young girls, and the risk that Epstein would flee to avoid prosecution for child sex trafficking charges.
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The hairs on my arms rise stiffly like the prickling pelt of a nettle leaf, and as if I have suddenly held copper wire to current I am seized with an uncontrollable shudder summoned from some primordial place behind the daylight mind.
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"When I heard that was the reason, like, 'Oh, he's just an old man and he doesn't know any better and he's just being harmless and playful and it's just where his arm falls… I just burst into uncontrollable sobbing," Corrigan said.
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Jane continues to go out of her way to get Michael's parents to like her (the episode also remarks on Jane's uncontrollable desire to get everyone to like her) but they ultimately don't, and Jane has to learn to be O.K. with that.
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Passing was by far Plumlee's best offensive skill; the fact that Nurkic has been able to replicate his playmaking ability while adding scoring, rebounding, rim protection, and an uncontrollable amount of excitement bodes incredibly well for the Blazers' chances this season and beyond.
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Sure enough, when I mentioned it to a few friends and colleagues, they revealed similar experiences watching movies and TV shows on airplanes: uncontrollable bawling during Miss Congeniality 2; soft, quiet sobbing during The Lobster; imbalanced laugh-cries during Infinitely Polar Bear.
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Tellingly, several of these new shows have focused on adolescence, a time when a girl's body is simultaneously ally (it has newfound abilities) and foe (it changes in uncontrollable ways, triggers unpredictable moods and draws attention that may or may not be welcome).
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The work is visually enthralling, partly because of the tension between the visual motifs of organic and geometric: the Dionysian bacchanal of nature's uncontrollable growth and change, and the incursion of Apollonian rigor and theoretical organization; the head vying with the heart.
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Trump's friendliness with Putin, meanwhile, has raised questions about whether he might at some point be handed back to the US as a diplomatic gift, a possibility that Snowden says he puts out of his mind as an uncontrollable element of his fate.
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Makers of orbital machinery now more often include plans to dispose of their spacecraft before they become uncontrollable hunks of metal speeding at thousands of miles per hour, and there are other efforts to develop methods to pull defunct objects out of orbit.
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Over a track that fleshes out the skeletal beat of most reggaetón with horns and Latin percussion, Ms. Lopez sings about the uncontrollable power of love, working from breathiness to gutsy rasps; Gente de Zona heartily agrees with her, growling in satisfaction.
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" In fact, the trailer quotes a different review from the A.V. Club calling it "an instant Midnight Masterpiece" but omits that they also wrote that it's "a movie so profoundly absurd it reduced an entire theater of presumed fans to uncontrollable giggles.
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As soon as that rule went into effect in March, safety advocates warned of the potential risk of lithium-ion batteries igniting in a checked bag and sparking a larger, uncontrollable fire in the cargo hold that could bring down a commercial airplane.
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Unlike those other contexts, it isn't really an addiction — not unless you find yourself on an uncontrollable, self-hating downward spiral where you have to go back to Season 1, Episode 1 over and over again, forgoing your sleep, your health, your job.
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The uncontrollable former New York mayor has been a ubiquitous presence on Fox News since House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) formally endorsed an impeachment inquiry — his appearances often filled with baseless claims about the Bidens and legal threats against Democratic lawmakers.
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As a father, I'd be horrified if my son put his or his friends' own momentary self-interests above common decency, no matter what I know about the potentially corrupting power of crowds and the seemingly uncontrollable hormones and undeveloped impulse centers of young men.
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If you're unlucky enough to have blissfully eaten romaine in ignorance, then stay on the lookout for symptoms of a stomach bug including diarrhea lasting for longer for three days or turning bloody, being unable to pee, uncontrollable vomiting, or an especially high fever.
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Borderline selfie-takers would snap up to three shots of themselves a day but not post them on social media, while chronic "sufferers" would have an uncontrollable urge to selfie all the time and post six or more shots a day on social media.
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You alluded to the fact that they don&apost get the best base pay but there is system that rewards them with an additional 25% of their base pay, that used to be called administratively uncontrollable overtime, and it became LEAP, Law Enforcement Availability Pay.
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A new report written by a former Pentagon official who helped establish United States policy on autonomous weapons argues that such weapons could be uncontrollable in real-world environments where they are subject to design failure as well as hacking, spoofing and manipulation by adversaries.
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"I think I had some sort of binge eating going on, that uncontrollable, overeating behavior of eating too much, emotional eating, eating for fun and just not worrying about anything or the consequences it was going to have on my body," Adan tells PEOPLE.
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Dr. Bowe assured me that I was just having an uncontrollable, subconscious reaction to a new kind of feeling, that it happens to plenty of people, and that it likely wouldn't happen again the next time (if, that is, I have lunch before coming in).
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With more than 1 million views, this video is a viral success, but based on the uncontrollable itch I have to adopt five cats and buy three Fur Kids long-sleeved shirts, I think it's fair to call it a practical success as well.
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I feel a heaviness in my chest when I remind Maria, again, that hospice cannot pay for caregivers or place Sergio in a nursing facility or hospital amid professional caregivers for his short remaining time, unless his symptoms were to become completely uncontrollable at home.
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What To Do: Because the body can recover pretty quickly from the burst of adrenaline and uncontrollable need to "let go," your friend most likely relieved herself in the restroom and was able to continue on with her meeting and day like nothing ever happened.
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Jeffrey Gould is a longtime sufferer of misophonia, or "hatred of sound," a neurological disorder that can cause people to feel uncontrollable anger at common sounds such as chewing, tooth-brushing, opening a bag of chips, or the slapping of flip-flops on heels.
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Diagnosed with Tourette syndrome (a neurological disorder that can cause uncontrollable tics and compulsive utterances or obscene outbursts) when she was 11 years old, Grace, 26, never allowed it to hamper her spirit, instead choosing to raise her voice and inspire others through song.
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When your community prizes impossible standards of beauty and physique, anyone who fails to live up to those standards—even people considered conventionally attractive in the "real world"—begins to feel inadequate, and experience a sense of shame that can spiral into something uncontrollable.
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Hundreds of citizens, including Qin Zhongda, a 93-year-old former minister for China's chemical industry, signed letters to top leaders and the China National Chemical Corporation, Syngenta's would-be buyer, saying that the Syngenta deal would lead to uncontrollable pollution of China's food crops.
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The ultimate impression of both the White House and NumbersUSA "chain migration" diagrams is to make it seem that admitting a single immigrant unleashes an uncontrollable tide of infinite future family-based immigration — that each immigrant is a one-person Trojan horse for hundreds more.
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Meanwhile, antipsychotic drugs (such as Abilify), which are approved as add-ons if other drugs aren't working alone, bring on seizures in rare cases and, according to the most recent warning from the FDA, the uncontrollable urge to binge eat, gamble, and have sex.
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The strongest paintings pursue an entirely different relation: not the narrow point-for-point argument between artist and art history but the essential, living communication between art work and viewer, a relationship that Yiadom-Boakye reminds us is indeed vicarious, voyeuristic, ambivalent, and fundamentally uncontrollable.
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During the Women&aposs Big Air Snowboarding competition, where participants complete as many snowboarding tricks as they can in 25 minutes, Anderson crashed twice, or as she put it, "tomahawked," an insider term for when a snowboarder tumbles into an uncontrollable cartwheel down the mountain.
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" Among college-age shoppers, the season has supplanted "spring break," a subcategory that, in the phrase of Jaclyn Johnson, a trend watcher and the chief executive of Create & Cultivate, an online platform and conference series geared to digital entrepreneurs, "has become too cheesy and uncontrollable.
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Unfortunately, it's also the first one to put a distracting pop song over top of the footage, but if you ignore that, you'll get a sense for what Thelma really is: a creepy supernatural romance about a student who realizes she has some disturbing and uncontrollable powers.
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Not only was the US Army Corps of Engineers trying to mitigate the pressure of the water on the nearly 70-year-old structures, but they were trying to prevent water from streaming down the sides of the dams at a faster, uncontrollable rate, Zetterstrom said.
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The political situation feels really big and really uncontrollable, we know that that kind of stress is really potent, and we know that that's the kind of stress that most increases the stress hormone cortisol, and cortisol is what makes you reach for these comfort foods.
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Created within a residency at Access Space in Sheffield, UK, the Processing-developed Cat++ is a one-of-a-kind "cat simulator" that alternates classic but cute cat interactions with random, uncontrollable, and hysterical moments that are translated through a series of 8-bit-esque animations.
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Epstein's bail was denied in mid-July when U.S. District Judge Richard Berman ruled he was a potential danger to "new victims" from his apparently "uncontrollable" sexual fixation on young girls, and the risk that Epstein would flee to avoid prosecution for child sex trafficking charges.
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Most experts believed that the ideal "products" — healthy patients and well-educated kids — were too strongly influenced by uncontrollable variables (the sickness of the patient, the intellectual capacity of the student) and were too complex to be judged by the measures we use for other industries.
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"It's disappointing that you take two guys that are playing well on a team that needs more consistent play and they are out, but that is the worst part of this game and something that is uncontrollable [are] injuries," Tampa Bay coach Dirk Koetter told reporters.
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Saying good-bye is one of the hardest things I have ever had to do, but I know that when I feel those uncontrollable urges to laugh at everything and/or nothing at all, it will be because she is with me, tickling my funny bone.
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Where Machida was always a sitting duck after his big reverse punch, Horiguchi will always weave into a left hook, push the opponent away, or grab a clinch—these are the things that make a fighter harder to hit after he has dashed forward with uncontrollable speed.
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It was also perhaps a vain attempt to control the uncontrollable by letting Mr. Trump know that the campaign was not only about him and to make clear he had some responsibility to come to terms with down-ballot candidates on explosive issues like immigration and trade.
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"As well as the return of measles and other vaccine-preventable infectious diseases, the continued upsurge in malaria could soon become uncontrollable," said Martin Llewellyn, a doctor and senior lecturer at Britain's Glasgow University who led the review with researchers from Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil and Ecuador.
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Parliament, on the other hand, has "sovereign and uncontrollable authority in making, confirming, enlarging, restraining, abrogating, repealing, reviving, and expounding of laws, concerning matters of all possible denominations, ecclesiastical, or temporal, civil, military, maritime, or criminal," Lord Blackstone, Britain's most celebrated jurist, wrote in the eighteenth century.
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"The surgery eliminates, completely, the seizures in roughly 60% to 70% of the children [who undergo the operation], so it's really highly effective," said Behrmann, who took no part in the surgery, which is performed on about 4% to 6% of all patients with uncontrollable epilepsy.
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"If we give arms and support to the Libyan National Army, it can do the job much better than anyone else, better than any external intervention that would risk putting us in a situation that could get out of hand and provoke uncontrollable developments," he said.
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With Brazil swamped in recession, President Michel Temer's government reeling from one graft scandal after another, and a wave of seemingly uncontrollable prison violence, many Brazilians feel they are going back to a darker recent past when crime, corruption and the economy were out of control.
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In my new life I have a fraction of my old energy, chronic nausea, no libido, uncontrollable irritability taking its toll on my husband and kids, osteoporosis limiting my outdoor activities, a beard on my face, and a brain so foggy... I forgot what I was going to say.
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On the other side is the troubled American dirtbag psyche, seething with topics like drug use, mental illness, observational social commentary, and a vague sense of seething, uncontrollable rage that can be awakened at the first sign of disrespect--which is killer, but also pretty silly and humorless.
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Add to the original program rampant crimes in no-go zones of major urban and suburban areas, horrendous terrorist carnage, insecurity of France's open borders and uncontrollable religious and social militancy of minority groups -- and you have a perfectly updated political platform of Ms. Le Pen's Front National.
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"The Trump group's declaration of the reckless nuclear war exercises against the DPRK ... is a reckless behavior driving the situation into the uncontrollable phase of a nuclear war," North Korean state-run newspaper Rodong Sinmun said, using the acronym for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the nation's official name.
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Projected Wins: 70.8 There's only one way JaVale McGee will start on this roster: The extraterrestrial life form that has tapped into McGee's brain at the base of his skull, causing uncontrollable spasms of over-the-backboard layups as part of some inscrutable alien design, detaches from his head.
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As someone who has spent his life in various stages of brokenness, and for whom money has always seemed less an asset and more an uncontrollable force like the weather, I knew had to discover what secrets of wealth and power could be gleaned from these fat, meaty heads.
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As the climate crisis facing the planet becomes more immediate — fueled by powerful images that include devastating floods in Venice and uncontrollable wildfires in the Amazon — companies are waking up to the role they play in climate change and announcing plans for ways to reduce their carbon footprint.
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While it had some success in capturing dozens of prominent crime bosses, deploying the military also spurred a sharp increase in violence and left a trail of death, as monolithic criminal enterprises were fragmented into an array of groups that have proven to be even more violent and uncontrollable.
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The racists, on the other hand, use white women as props: victims to be protected from the uncontrollable lusts of Black and Jewish men; breeding machines who can ensure the genetic future of the white race; but mostly, they pick up the beer cans, and carry out the group's dirty work.
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While Moore was surrounded by a one-for-the-ages cast, she more than held her own, including what many consider one of the greatest sitcom episodes ever, where Moore's character -- after admonishing her co-workers for joking about it -- breaks into uncontrollable laughter during a funeral for Chuckles the Clown.
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"Epstein's alleged excessive attraction to sexual conduct with or in the presence of minor girls - which is said to include his soliciting and receiving massages from young girls and young women perhaps as many as four times a day - appears likely to be uncontrollable," Berman said in a written decision.
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They confirm the truism that there's no sure path to success as an artist, that uncontrollable factors like revolutions and poor health can throw careers off track or end them abruptly, and that ultimately it's worth sticking to one's guns even if it means toiling in obscurity for a hundred years.
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If Mr. Trump is winning the contest for mindshare, the more important question is whether he's really winning — whether the fixation on attention is an astute assessment of where the real power lies in our times, or just the superficial and maybe uncontrollable pursuit of attention for its own sake.
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" She added, "Persistent seeking and using drugs are human actions—not uncontrollable products of brain activity—and the literature on the responsiveness on such actions, even in the presence of addiction-related brain changes, provides overwhelming support for the ability of addicts to change their behavior in response to incentives.
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Many in psychic and spiritual communities believe that 2016 was predestined to be a year of dramatic completion and subsequent transition (this writer wonders if, in layman's terms, that translates to "a year that resembles an uncontrollable grease fire in a hard-to-reach place," since that's what it felt like sometimes).
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Not only is your body betraying you — first it's a pit in your stomach, then a shortness of breath, and finally uncontrollable ribbons of sobs that appear out of nowhere (more on that in a sec) — but even worse, you have no previous experience to indicate that the feeling will ever go away.
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It's usually just the thought of two or more women having an impromptu belching contest with both trying to outdo the other by chugging more and more soda, which tends to lead to bloating, and holding it in until the pressure becomes too much, and it explodes out, followed by smaller uncontrollable burps.
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If some of Mr. Kallat's past work might have read as too India-specific for a mainstream New York art audience, no one will have trouble engaging with what he gives us here, in pieces that retain the idea of change — irrepressible, always potentially uncontrollable, and constant — that has long been his theme.
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Former Avanir sales representatives Gregory Hayslette and Frank Mazzucco, along with doctors Deepak Raheja and Bhupinder Sawhny, were indicted by a federal grand jury in Cleveland, Ohio for their alleged roles in the scheme involving Nuedexta, a drug used to treat a neurological condition called PseudoBulbar Affect, which causes uncontrollable laughing and crying.
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