It's SO addicting — the sweet and spicy flavor is dangerous.
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Another particularly addicting section is the "Cuban graphic design" collection.
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"No one talks about this — THC is addicting," Kilmeade said.
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"I can see how that could be addicting," she said.
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Just like tattoos, dyeing your hair can be really addicting.
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It seemed easy (pro) and addicting (con), which scared me.
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Fortnite is addicting because everyone want to be a winner.
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Honestly, the videos on there are hilarious and super addicting.
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"There's also an addicting quality to improving your accuracy," Pierre writes.
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Forget the quizzes, memes, incredible feature journalism, and addicting Facebook videos.
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That addicting mix of emotions, for that crush we all had.
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I also have to admit that those beignets were highly addicting.
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So to supersize my payments and actually see progress was addicting.
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Standing up straight can alleviate aches and pains, which is addicting.
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Funko Pops can be relatively cheap and admittedly addicting to collect.
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Warning: If you start playing with fractals, it can get addicting.
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Our reviewer Julie Muncy says that this beautiful 220D game is addicting.
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Not a lot happened on this show, but it was addicting nonetheless.
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On the other, he said he recognizes the risk in addicting minors.
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She is instead obsessing over the addicting new trend of face swapping.
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Alex Hazlett, deputy managing editor I can totally understand how it's addicting.
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All those mega deals we found are exciting — and for some, addicting.
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I don't like to overthink it its damn near addicting I would say.
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They're SO addicting, but I immediately regret them once I finish the bag.
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And increasingly, Facebook is being derided for addicting people to mindless feed scrolling.
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But like we said, they're just as addicting as any other e-cigarette.
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Those things are incredibly addicting and know you better than you know yourself.
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In my experience, getting an instant diagnosis for your health problems becomes addicting.
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It's a very highly addicting game and I understand why after playing it.
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Running that fast, and winning with such dominance that often, can be addicting.
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We don't need to believe tech is addicting us to moderate its use.
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What about the claim that smartphones can be literally addicting, like illicit drugs?
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That's what made Rise of the Giant such an addicting yet painful experience.
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Two hours in, the third season is already perplexing, unsettling and potentially addicting.
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And Apple pioneered the modern smartphone, a device increasingly seen as too addicting.
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Some say games like Fortnite and PUBG are addicting and ruin social bonds.
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Reese's talent extends far beyond creating deliciously addicting peanut butter-filled cups of chocolate.
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I feel like I'm too old for this show, but it's entertaining and addicting.
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It'll essentially be a mobile version of the Nintendo Switch's impossibly addicting Tetris 99.
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And whether they're rooted in joy, nostalgia, or wistfulness, those surprises get very addicting.
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Our prediction: These Punch Pops will be nearly as addicting as the real thing.
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It's incredibly complex and addicting, and likely different from most cheeses you've tried before.
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Chicago-style popcorn combines caramel corn and cheddar flavors to create an addicting snack.
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Sometimes it's great fashion, other times it's #FoodGoals, and sometimes it's just plain addicting.
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Try the oddly addicting first-person sci-fi puzzle game Lightmatter on for size.
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That endless scrolling feed may be addicting, but it's not worth losing sleep over.
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Kara told Business Insider that Addicting Games will likely not shut down Pandemic 2.
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The first few times are the hardest, they say, but it quickly becomes addicting!
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There needs to be more discussion about how severely addicting these alternative drugs are.
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In your book, you talk about how it's addicting to be over there—why?
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Because the service makes video-chatting so affordable and accessible, it also can be addicting.
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The subject matter is depressing, but the storytelling is addicting — like good, page-turning pulp.
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The current culture of nostalgia in music and art is addicting, yet isn't fully satisfying.
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Still, Endless Summer is addicting for the same reasons any reality show before it: drama.
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It was kind of an addicting feeling, and it kind of felt like pure entertainment.
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"It's critical to prohibit the flavored products that are enticing and addicting kids," he said.
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The argument is over which addicting chicken sandwich tastes better — not which one is healthier.
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And it was disgusting because we know that the company is addicting a future generation.
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There was all this energy going into making the products better, more addicting, more delightful.
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We should warn you: The CW's Riverdale is more addicting than Pop Tate's chocolate milkshakes.
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Some of the options are: creative, interconnected, revolutionary, automated, isolating, surveillance, collaborative, addicting, alienating, cold.
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But once you get the hang of the basics it's fairly intuitive — and incredibly addicting.
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I've been turning off notifications, deleting addicting native apps, and using accountability tech like Freedom.
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Her impressive dedication to her craft was admirable and addicting enough to follow on YouTube.
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These things are addicting, although I can't decide if the flavor is all that pleasant.
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The process is relaxing, even addicting — though mostly, it's time-consuming and a little frustrating.
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Hahn dazzles as the series lead, elevating a thin plot into an addicting character study.
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"It's hard to get out of the league, because it's addicting at times," Boone said.
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Highly addicting and wildly satisfying, this show is among the best HBO has to offer.
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This addicting costume includes a silver cut-out bodysuit with black spinners over your girlz.
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I'm not sure if that was right, the best type of experience, but it's very addicting.
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It's addicting to users, perfect for Internet news consumption and beneficial to news organizations' bottom lines.
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Schillinger tells Dezeen that more and more, phones are becoming an addicting object in our lives.
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In any case, messing around with the feature is oddly addicting, whatever its purpose may be.
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An on-the-go version of The Sims is exactly as diabolically addicting as it sounds.
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The impact of declining CPMs can be seen in the Addicting Info data for August 2015.
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Facebook says it knows that addicting people to their detriment doesn't work in the long run.
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Girl Scouts teach us two things: Thin Mints are addicting and it's important to be prepared.
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Stranger Things, the addicting tale of youthful angst and telekinesis, is Netflix's show of the summer.
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"The one word I would use to describe that feeling was 'addicting,' " starter Chad Bettis said.
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When she began freelancing, she wrote for leftist clickbait sites like U.S. Uncut and Addicting Info.
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Medha: I love this one so much, and it&aposs kind of addicting to eat these.
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The hosts of Incredible Edible America with the Dunhams share a "super addicting" dessert 3 tbsp. cornstarch
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" Hahn, who missed the cut this year after rounds of 71 and 76, described winning as "addicting.
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I lie out of practicality, but when people start abusing it, it can become addicting, like drinking.
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The company has been lobbying heavily and faces a barrage of lawsuits about addicting users to nicotine.
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It's not only nice to be told your product is awesome, but it can become downright addicting.
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So it's possible that bariatric surgery may make alcohol and other drugs more addicting for some people.
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It seems so, at least when it comes to the myth that technology is addicting us all.
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A company drama following the wealthy Roy family, this thriller is as nauseating as it is addicting.
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But as streaming services became the new cable, the appetite for new, addicting shows became almost insatiable.
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But the most addicting level game of all time I think had to be Clash of Clans.
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Chunky and thick with a puff of whipped cream on top, this Oreo shake was positively addicting.
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Inexpensive, addicting, profitable and popular, podcasting was supposed to be one of the saviors of digital media.
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Social media has undoubtedly become addicting and while no one likes FOMO, it's healthy to take a break.
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The fact that all players compete at the same time only makes its more competitive — and endlessly addicting.
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Facebook Messenger has a new hidden game, and it may be even more addicting than the basketball one.
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For the past four years, fans have closely followed along with Gutowski's addicting fashion, beauty and lifestyle videos.
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The imagery in these things is just so wild and addicting that it's perfect in two-minute increments.
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ROUND II of this addicting WATERMELON NICECREAM - a combination of fro nanas and chilled watermelon meat this time!
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The famed recording artist and larger-than-life figure had a complicated history with opioids, the addicting painkillers.
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The thought was instantly addicting, as was the way the tattoo tightened the bond between me and Stephanie.
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The result is an addicting, bland, and revealing reality TV show that breaks from the genre&aposs norms.
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And something about the ease of clicking around and the bright colors has proved to be extra-addicting.
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Which is again why we, again, everyone's basically competing to be better at addicting you than someone else.
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The sea salt helps bring out the strong flavor of the dark chocolate, and makes them so addicting.
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Addicting Candy Crush-like rules aside, some of that success may also be attributed to tbh's emphasis on positivity.
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It was addicting and I feel now like I've been converted into the goodness of service, big and small.
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We also finish off one of those terrible but addicting cheese dips left over from last night's movie dinner.
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It's never as immersive or addicting as a title like Mario Galaxy, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
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A huge cut of her paycheck – 40% to be exact – comes from her addicting mobile game Kim Kardashian: Hollywood.
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It can be a little addicting, and almost as fun as browsing Instagram when you have time to kill.
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All similarities aside (the trailer begins in the woods, for Pete's sake) Bird Box looks addicting on its own.
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Addicting Info has also operated as something of a training ground for many current liberal site and page owners.
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The addicting endless runner meets Frogger gameplay and rotating cast of whimsical animal characters is nothing short of delightful.
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It doesn't have any nicotine or anything that's addicting in it, so it doesn't control you in that way.
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I want a sweet treat, but the snack options are…lacking…so I settle for some weirdly addicting raspberry cookies.
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Gujarat, a western state in the country, banned the game last week over concerns that it's too addicting and violent.
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Addicting Games developed or distributed 10 to 20 games a week, which owner Bill Kara says were played by millions.
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The friends then decided to code this experience into a socially addicting app, which led to the creation of Treeo.
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The way they design and pitch their products packs a dual punch: They are both high-tech and highly addicting.
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That is prompting fears e-cigarettes are addicting a new generation of nicotine after decades of cigarette smoking rates plummeting.
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There's a new HBO series premiering this weekend called Big Little Lies, based on the addicting novel by Liane Moriarty.
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Another big player in the liberal partisan news world is the duo behind Addicting Info, Matthew Hanson and Daniel Gouldman.
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It's called Pocket Card Jockey, and it blends elements of solitaire and horse racing into a strange and addicting whole.
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For an addicting snack, the Chicago Mix is a sweet and salty combination of cheddar cheese popcorn and caramel corn.
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That subscription gives them access to "engaging-the-point-of-addicting" fitness classes and group workouts, as Peloton describes it.
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However, other researchers say sugar can be addicting and can change brain chemistry in a way that resembles drug addiction.
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Now might be the time to revisit all those levels of Candy Crush, or other addicting online and app games.
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Then there are the questions of their vulnerability to foreign influence and their capacity for addicting us to their products.
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Sure, Juul was a phenomenal bet for early investors — but at the cost of addicting millions of teens to nicotine.
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By combining the ground-breaking 3D world design of Super Mario 64 with the addicting combat mechanics of Super Smash Bros.
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If this is true, then we the viewers get to see how addicting and powerful the park can be over time.
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Nerve, fittingly, is a thriller which revolves around players of an addicting mobile game of innocent-turned-sinister truth or dare.
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It has all of the old-school Nintendo games programmed into it — it's super fun and maybe a little too addicting.
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The show has made a name for itself having the equal-parts-disturbing, equal-parts-addicting stories that change every season.
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It also doesn't help that foods high in fat, cholesterol and sugar give the brain instant gratification, which can become addicting.
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We extracted opium from the poppy and quickly discovered how to make opiates that are a thousandfold more potent and addicting.
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In case you needed another excuse to procrastinate today, Google Chrome just launched a new music experiment, and it's pretty addicting.
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There's a reason bargain shopping is so addicting: the anticipation of finding a killer deal actually pumps the brain full of dopamine.
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While the first few levels are somewhat of a breeze, the game does gets more challenging — and more addicting — as it goes.
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"You'll complain about it and you bitch, moan, but at the end of the day, it's a very addicting industry," she says.
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Its ability to make people more active and social is undeniable, but this "portal to a magic world" has also become addicting.
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If you've previously caught Twilight Zone re-runs on the odd hotel channel, it is unlikely you regard them as particularly addicting.
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Because every Monday I gaze into the shining void of my phone, my eyeballs transfixed by the addicting madness of Bachelor Twitter.
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Others he's made include a similarly-addicting multiplayer version of Flappy Bird called FlappMMO and a weird, cursor-based one called Cursors.io.
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Those shifts also create a pervasive, addicting sense of unease, that nothing is quite right and everyone should be treated with suspicion.
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Johnson admitted to having binge watched Netflix's wildly addicting docuseries about the eccentric characters at the center of America's big cat world.
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At least three lawsuits have been filed against Juul for allegedly marketing its products to young people and addicting them to nicotine.
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However, their day-to-day actions mask the complication nature of their relationship wrestling underneath, brought to the surface by Rogers' addicting vocals.
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"This is Us is so addicting because I feel invested in their family, and they feel like people I know well," he said.
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Furthermore, the fact that THC is addicting for some people isn't necessarily an argument that decriminalizing or legalizing it is a bad idea.
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After all, alcohol is more addicting than marijuana, yet nobody cites that as a reason to go back to the days of Prohibition.
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I munch on Garden of Eatin's Red Hot Blues (VERY ADDICTING) and watch an episode of Love before taking a lil' cat nap.
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The host and comedian invited seemingly every celebrity in Hollywood, and jam-packed the celebration with live music and a seriously addicting photobooth.
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While playing the addicting mobile game obsessively is an issue in its own right, involving one's pets really feels like crossing a line.
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The streaming service unleashed a cruel, and addicting, choose-your-own-adventure, Bandersnatch, the first full-length film from its Black Mirror series.
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The Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids went directly after Big Tobacco, challenging the "freedom" of kids to make an addicting, potentially deadly decision.
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It was the first popular show of its kind, was simple yet addicting, and even had spinoffs like Trading Spaces: Boys vs Girls.
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And yet somehow, that adrenaline-inducing glow that comes with mingling with the stars and witnessing your dreams come true is undeniably addicting.
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It's not helpful to think about this in a binary way because lots of products that we use addict someone without addicting everyone.
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There's a lot of power in bartending, one of the reasons it can be addicting in itself, and lack a kind of introspection.
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It doesn't make the sausage any less delicious or addicting, but it does, if you think about it too much, roil the stomach.
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It was here that Violette weaned himself off heroin, transitioning to Suboxone, a treatment that is itself addicting, to manage the withdrawal symptoms.
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The app has a ton of neat hidden features, from GIFs to addicting games and ever-innovative ways to write and present text.
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But keeping up is addicting: Just as we get excited to purchase the latest new release, there's yet another tantalizing option from someone new.
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"It's addicting, but I get nothing out of it," said another person whose answer was also Instagram (and who does not work for Gizmodo).
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"We all see how addicting it is, and how you can sit at your computer for hours and can't give it up," Press said.
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The FDA seems especially concerned over the use of nicotine in these products, which makes them addicting, regardless of the age of the user.
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In addition to paying writers based on ad revenue, Addicting Info also had a "writers pot" that paid a flat fee per article produced.
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More than 15 million people have downloaded Pokémon Go, and many of them are likely rekindling their childhood love for the addicting Japanese cartoons.
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But after years of stagnation, this sudden gain of territory proved addicting—German leadership pushed for the fake offensive to become a real offensive.
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Not a groundbreaking Snapchat change, of course, but these subtle iterations and additions are want make the app so addicting and fun to use.
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A steady stream of similar headlines accuse the 'Net and its offspring apps, social media sites and online games of addicting us to distraction.
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"It's weirdly addicting to look through some stranger's entire slide collection, as boring and as poorly shot as the slideshow may be," Trask stated.
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Nearby, the fifth location ofChef Jose Andres's Jaleo also pulls in the crowds, many there to sip on its clever (and addicting) foamy margarita.
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Juul announced it would stop selling fruit-flavored products in stores last year amid increasing scrutiny over its role in addicting kids to nicotine.
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Peloton put this subscription business front and center in its IPO filing, describing its fitness programs as "engaging-to-the-point-of-addicting" content.
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"Fortnite," an addicting combination of "Hunger Games"-like battle royale and "Minecraft"-like building, is perhaps the most popular video game in the world.
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"Honestly this 2012 stuff is addicting," reads the last e-mail I ever received from Dimitri, sent at 4:05 AM in October 2009.
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The 1996 title revolutionized computer roleplaying games by tossing random dungeon maps, online multiplayer support, and real-time combat into one endlessly addicting package.
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Of course, we deal with the show's many taboo topics in different ways now — but that doesn't make watching them unfold any less addicting.
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So when we make it sound like these things are addicting us, we are giving these companies more power and control than they deserve.
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But it can be very addicting, and you have to try to keep some balance and not just look at it all the time.
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I have a frozen orange alcoholic slushie, and we play some games, including one very addicting game where you throw a coin in a hole.
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Part of what's made Succession so addicting is that Armstrong isn't afraid to pull the rug out from under the Roys on a regular basis.
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"Cigarette smoking is very addicting and a stress reliever; this along with easy access is likely the reason that it is still prevalent," she added.
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"I do love the pressure, I do love the competition, but I think that just standing up there on the podium, it's addicting," she said.
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Tattoos can be addicting — as Brooklyn Beckham (who has 10), Sofia Richie (who has five), and Paris Jackson (who's rocking more than 50) can attest.
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Like any obsession (yes, those too-cheap prices and fast-moving trends can be addicting), it's not going to be easy to stop cold turkey.
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His fascinating backstory combined with a bigger role suggests he'll play a pretty huge part in the slow but addicting unraveling of the park's mystery.
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From carving the details on his shoes to imprinting his hat with burlap to give it texture, McKenzie's focus and nuance are addicting to watch.
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The self-awareness that smartphones are bad for us, and that tech companies are evil for addicting us to their apps, is proof of sanity.
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I get an iced coffee because I will always drink iced, regardless of weather, and a snowman cookie because they're so darn cute and addicting.
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However, Gottlieb has said that can't come at the expense of addicting an entire new generation to nicotine as vaping rises in popularity with teens.
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Although the drugs are relatively safe compared with substances like heroin or cocaine, and aren't nearly as addicting, they still pose psychological and physical risks.
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An addicting reward cycle ensues: We get stressed, and comfort food quite literally, physiologically, comforts us, and then we indulge in it to alleviate our stress.
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Debatable, but Walking with Giants is one of the many channels on YouTube dedicated to cooking up bite-sized food and it's absolutely addicting to watch.
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The series was a fascinating and addicting deep dive into the case and it basically turned everyone's 2015 holiday vacation into an obsessive binge-watching session.
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Amazon It's hard to fault the king of e-commerce for its highly customer-friendly online retail business, or its addicting and expanding Prime subscription offering.
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Wes Cherry is a name you're probably not familiar with, but you're definitely familiar with the addicting game he gifted to the world: Solitaire for Microsoft.
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It's been shown that cannabis isn't physically addicting, isn't tied to birth risks when consumed by pregnant women, and has no long-term effects on motivation.
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" Myers called on the Food and Drug Administration for urgent regulation "to stop tobacco companies from reversing decades of progress and addicting another generation of kids.
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They have names like Occupy Democrats; The Angry Patriot; US Chronicle; Addicting Info; RightAlerts; Being Liberal; Opposing Views; Fed-Up Americans; American News; and hundreds more.
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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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By now, you've probably finished watching the bizarrely addicting true crime Netflix docuseries, Tiger King, which exposes the exploitive world of wild cat collecting and breeding.
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There is little question from clinical experience that psychedelics can be behaviorally toxic, even if they are not addicting in the way cocaine or alcohol are.
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It would also ban online platforms with more than 100 million monthly active users from designing addicting games or other websites for children under age 13.
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But with the Dice Masters system the core game itself is so addicting it could feature squares, circles, and triangles, and it would still be enthralling.
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Juul is fighting off a firestorm from government agencies, public health advocates, and clinicians, who blame the e-cigarette giant for addicting millions of teens to nicotine.
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The gaming disorder definition says nothing about what kinds of games or what features of games might be addicting, and so it's too broad to be helpful.
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Not only are they addicting, but then addiction perpetuates itself by negatively impacting the part of the brain that can help with impulsivity and good decision making.
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However, as a dedicated Pariana reporter, I've done my best to scrape together all the details of their addicting relationship, and this week was actually pretty juicy.
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The wickedly addicting Super Stickman Golf 3 has it all: a king-like protagonist, piles of floating cash, and guilt-free mulligans when you miss a shot.
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The title's addicting gameplay has left it endlessly showcased across the web by game streamers, enabling a mainstream success that the VR market really hasn't seen yet.
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"Motherwort is a powerful ally and can be quite forceful; however, I don't believe She can be addicting," she replied, including a winky face for extra reassurance.
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While the murder mystery and it's many twist and turns were definitely addicting, I kept watching because of the friendships the characters formed in order to survive.
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The game itself is really fun – the AR element makes it much more addicting than a 2D basketball game like the one Facebook recently snuck into messenger.
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The bill would also ban online platforms with more than 100 million monthly active users from designing addicting games or other websites for children under age 13.
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The result is a quirky, if a bit addicting, experience that allows users to point their phone and get a word cloud for everything the camera sees.
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Your character convinces the public to try out a new body-modification unit that starts out innocent then gets mildly addicting, and then becomes a physiological need.
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These bursts of knowledge are addicting, as you can't help but cycle through your favorite symbols to see how they might be interpreted in another time period.
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Well, it was apparently so addicting for Japanese gymnast Kohei Uchimura that he has already racked up a 50,000 yen (nearly $5,000) cellphone bill traveling in Rio.
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My first goal was to get that elusive first win, but the game keeps pulling me back with its frequent updates, seasonal events, and addicting battle passes.
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I'm working through lunch, but I run to the grocery store across the street from my office and grab a pear and brie baguette — seriously, these are addicting.
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He's also looking for start-ups that are building on Amazon Echo's API, calling the voice activation device "addicting" for families looking to shave time off everyday tasks.
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And I identify with the moment you feel like you finally have something and the moment is so addicting that you sometimes think that's where you get value.
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I've only been playing around with it a bit, but I can definitely see it becoming addicting — particularly if the service's creators can bring more musicians on board.
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Dan and Axios' Jessie Li discuss the "gamification" of dating in 2019 — hyper-personalized, endless options and addicting — in a Valentine's Day edition of the Pro Rata Podcast.
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The "Rich Kids of Instagram" — now known as "Rich Kids of the Internet" (RKOI) — Instagram and blog are still going strong with addicting photo documentation of wealthy lifestyles.
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"Opioids are a completely different story, because they are classically addicting," said Palamar, an associate professor at New York University who has written several papers on drug use.
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"But as we've said before, we will not allow that opportunity to come at the expense of addicting a whole new generation of kids to nicotine," he added.
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IT does what the band has proven to do best, create a dichotomy of huge and subtle all on the same track, in a fresh and addicting way.
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Your intention [should be] to just get it out and move on — you can't go too deep, because squeezing or extracting can [become] a tic, it's really addicting.
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Available for paid download on: Amazon and iTunes Fox's Empire is addicting from the jump, a soapy, dramatic look at the last monarchs of the dying music industry.
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It's one of them things that's addicting, and you feel like as soon as you sit around for too long, you're like, 'Oh man, I'm gonna lose it.
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This pre-eruption stage will include the poison of false hope, a warm chemical reaction spurred on by the rare but addicting accident of a perfectly struck ball.
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"To combat addiction, you have to discard the addicting substance," Turkle wrote in her 2011 book Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other.
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And even as players continue to enjoy PUBG on mobile in other parts of India, educators elsewhere in the country are still concerned about the game being too addicting.
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But if you give "Destiny 2" a chance, you'll enjoy a really fun and addicting sci-fi shooter that feels way more rewarding than it was a year ago.
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Pharmaceutical companies that produce opioids have been under pressure as the government cracks down on drugs they say are addicting and state attorneys general filed lawsuits against the manufacturers.
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This week's list includes an app to help you take better food photos, a music player app for Android and a beautifully addicting game from the creators of 2048.
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But Jeff Rosenstock, who managed to distill our "hellscape of xenophobia, misogyny, and blatant racism" down to an addicting opus of anthemic punk rock on last year's brilliant WORRY.
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Free: iOS Strangely addicting, Steppy Pants tasks players with guiding the game's clumsily footed hero down a sidewalk while avoiding the deadly cracks and other obstacles on the sidewalk.
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It's a particularly addicting story, especially for someone who was caught up in the enthusiasm of the presidential race that would eventually bring President Barack Obama to the office.
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Four Roads Cross, Max Gladstone Max Gladstone's Craft series has been a remarkable, addicting fantasy, and the latest, Four Roads Cross, is a continuation of his brilliantly conceived world.
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But it took off in the 1990s, as drug companies and medical experts argued that opioids could be used to treat chronic conditions like back pain without addicting patients.
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If future features are all priced at a dollar and similarly addicting, features like SuperSwipe can quickly add up to potentially become a serious source of revenue for Bumble.
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"It's so addicting," said Olivia Grubman, 30, a resident in obstetrics and gynecology at Mount Sinai Hospital who started with Botox at Ject and then accessorized with cheek fillers.
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But if shareholders want to fault companies for manipulating or addicting users, they should also be taking a hard look at Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, Netflix and many more.
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Pandemic 2 has seen a tremendous jump in plays in 2020, according to Bill Kara, the CEO of Addicting Games, the website hosting this game and thousands of others.
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My plan for the rest of the night is to start another episode of You (that shit's addicting), have my cereal, do my nightly routine, and hit the hay.
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But we know that just raising the sales age for these products is not enough to counteract the actions of an industry intent on addicting another generation of youth.
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Gottlieb has been vocal about his belief that e-cigarettes can help adult smokers switch to alternatives, but not at the expense of addicting a new generation to nicotine.
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While that would be a possibly addicting show — who wouldn't want to watch Haddish use her boundless talent to work through that kind of conundrum with someone of Morgan's charisma?
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The mini games platform is a tab inside the WeChat app where users can enjoy basic games like Tetris, and it's part of what makes WeChat so addicting within China.
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They may not have budgets in the tens of millions, but web series can easily become an addicting part of our lives just like our favorite broadcast and streaming shows.
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" In 2002, a sales manager from the company, William Gergely, told a state investigator in Florida that Purdue executives "told us to say things like it is 'virtually' non-addicting.
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"It's time to stop tobacco companies from targeting and addicting kids with flavored products once and for all," Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids President Matthew Myers said in a statement.
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Juul has apologized for addicting teen users to its vaping products, and the Food and Drug Administration has caused the rise of e-cigarette use among younger users an epidemic.
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You post a picture, you get comments, likes, followers, and the more of those you get, your brain gets a little bit of serotonin, little bit of dopamine, and it's addicting.
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These rich-but-not-imminently-monarchical royals tend to provide a more unfiltered look at their lifestyle (okay, fine, maybe with a hint of "Valencia") and it's so addicting to watch.
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To make sure the bears stay healthy, keepers have started mixing in these addicting crackers with all of Mei Lun and Mei Huan's food, even giving them crackers with their water.
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That's part of what makes the beast that is World of Warcraft so addicting to so many people — if you get tired of doing one activity, you can try doing another.
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It was only after we became really close that I started thinking about him all the time to the point where it gave me headaches...but they were nice, addicting headaches.
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New Selfie Lens filter games are starting to appear to users, creating an addicting new Snapchat feature that also inspires competition between friends and could become a powerful ad revenue driver.
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"The numbers are driven in no small way by pharmaceutical companies creating addicting drugs and clinicians inappropriately oversubscribing opioids," said John Auerbach, president and chief executive of Trust for America's Health.
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But I felt like I was doing something good for myself, and only now do I fully understand how addicting that feeling — and the superiority of being a health buff — can be.
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Sure, the company had insidiously started a "nicotine arms race" with their hyper-concentrated, addicting pods, but vaping finally looked chic, like something you'd see in Blade Runner rather than Battlefield Earth.
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Despite its dark mysteries, the warm beaches and pleasant town pair perfectly with the hot summer evenings we'll spend glued to our screens to keep up to date on the addicting drama.
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"I've said many times, this opportunity [to curb adult smoking] can't come at the expense of addicting a whole new generation to nicotine," Gottlieb said, "and that's precisely what we're seeing happening."
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It's cruel because the audiences messes with the mind of the film's protagonist, Stefan (Fionn Whitehead), and it's addicting because...the audience gets to mess with the mind of the film's protagonist.
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But the secret may very well lie in using both black and white peppercorns, the latter of which packs a mysterious, addicting spiciness that no chile pepper out there can ever replicate.
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Related: Here It Is, the Addicting Vaporwave Bottle Flipping Game We've Always Wanted This VR Installation Will Give You a New Body in Real Time Ever Want to Destroy a Priceless Painting?
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While the product is fun and could be addicting with enough close friends on it, few in the Silicon Valley ecosphere have been talking about it since the launch two weeks ago.
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They called it SIGINT Crack, because it was so addicting and easy to use and exploit, but it was a crutch, covering up for a lot of bad methodology and lesser analysis.
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What's more: The game is old — Pandemic 2 launched on Addicting Games in 2008, and still uses Adobe Flash Player, a plug-in that will be discontinued at the end of 2020.
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But over the next decade, the federal government — across the span of two presidential administrations — allowed the rise of a largely unregulated industry that may be addicting a new generation to nicotine.
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Because most group chats exist on platforms or apps that don't rely on advertising money or user engagement to support themselves, they're only as addicting or exploitative as any social interaction might be.
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The company has previously said the success of the somewhat hidden but super addicting basketball game it added to the app just over a year ago was what inspired a bigger gaming platform.
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People tell me that my Pan-Fried Onion Dip is so addicting that they've made it for a party, eaten the WHOLE thing before the party started, and had to make it again!
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Yet the show is as surprisingly addicting—"binge-worthy," even—thanks to scripts that balance broad old-fashioned comedy with heart-tugging emotion, and a cast that can stand up to Lear's best.
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Dr. Kardaras, who grew up playing Asteroids and loved Ms. PacMan, discusses how game developers use tests to measure dopamine and adrenaline levels in order to make video games as addicting as possible.
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The actor, who plays the mysterious and telekinetic Eleven, shared a video of the major hair change she made before filming began on the first season of Stranger Things, the addicting Netflix show.
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And no wonder it's addicting: We're able to see foreign countries and cultures up close through other people's eyes, and get to know places that we might have not otherwise known much about.
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In practice, however, it's addicting as hell to watch your name move up the leaderboard of badass snakes, and you'll probably find yourself returning to the hexagon dozens of times in a row.
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Nope. Those who have yet to delete Facebook entirely should, at the very least, consider downloading the News Feed Eradicator — a Chrome extension that makes the social media platform less hectic and addicting.
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A member of the Sackler family that owns OxyContin's maker directed the company to put a premium on selling high dosages of its potentially addicting painkillers, according to new disclosures in a lawsuit.
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In February, an 11-year-old boy from Mumbai and his mother filed a court petition to get PUBG banned in schools because, she claimed, it promoted "violence, aggression, cyber bullying" and was addicting.
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For years, pharmaceutical companies pushed doctors to prescribe often addicting opioid pills to treat a huge number of painful ailments, despite a lack of evidence that these pills were effective for long-term treatment.
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The fake-food companies make fortunes off that addicting, cheap and convenient fake food because busy people working several minimum-wage jobs can't afford real food and don't have time to cook it anyway.
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I can only assume Ryan Murphy doesn't sleep and that's how he has the time to keep churning out addicting TV shows, and now Darren Criss may just be following in those fatigued footsteps.
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They say children are often attracted to the various flavors — like mango or watermelon — and bright colors that vaping products come in, potentially addicting them to nicotine before they pick up their first cigarette.
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Running all the way to the shift lights warn you of the approaching 8,250-rpm redline and banging off another gear is addicting in a way that no dual-clutch transmission can ever replicate.
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Reigns Reigns: Her Majesty Reigns: Game of Thrones This year, everyone's favorite farming game finally came to Android, and it's guaranteed to be an incredibly addicting way to get you through the holiday doldrums.
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In fact, the Instagram user who runs a chalk-eating ASMR reporting account claims that while ASMR has an "addicting" quality in general, and although chalk-eating induces ASMR for them, they hate eating chalk.
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Now, with FX's addicting new drama, Feud: Bette and Joan, highlighting the remarkable relationship between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis, we're finally seeing accurate depictions of what these iconic women's beauty routines were really like.
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Video games alone are addicting, but a game such as "Fornite" has the potential to become a sort of black hole, an endless void that squeezes the reason and sense out of students like myself.
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From six hours of awesome dino action to a whole new season of the massively addicting Orange Is the New Black, there's quite a bit coming to the streaming service this month to fill the days.
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You could watch endless cat videos on YouTube or play an addicting game on your smartphone, but if you're looking for a productive way to unwind or refocus, Mini Materials' Cinder Blocks may do the trick.
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Now, instead of setting alarms and logging online hoping to snag $10 tickets from the bleak yet addicting lottery drawing (like we've been doing for years), users can easily enter the lottery daily using the app.
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In 2018, the new Nutrition Facts label will also have to list the amount of added sugar, along with the percentage of Daily Value of it, which will make it easier to weed out addicting offenders.
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The FDA's move is certain to add fuel to a growing debate among public health advocates on whether such smoking alternatives shift lifelong smokers to less harmful products or risk addicting a new generation to nicotine.
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It does a great job showcasing what's possible in a 2019 video game in terms of style, visuals, and gameplay, but it also feels highly addicting through systems that continually upgrade your character and his abilities.
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So it was a perfect time for me to read Lori Gottlieb's "Maybe You Should Talk to Someone," an irresistibly candid and addicting memoir about psychotherapeutic practice as experienced by both the clinician and the patient.
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Once I proved that personal coaches do have the ability to help us change lifestyle habits and realized that technology could make the entire journey easier (and more fun and addicting!), I saw the business opportunity.
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The resulting information overload has spurred increased demand for apps to manage our attention—to turn off the internet, or at least block its most addicting social networks, so we can focus on allegedly more important activities.
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Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper were the unexpected dream team whose interpretation of A Star Is Born was uniquely vulnerable and undeniably addicting, wow-ing both critics and fans along its way to earning $425 million worldwide.
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While it may be addicting to have HQ Trivia and Instagram right at your fingertips, staring and scrolling gleams blue light into your eyes, suppressing your body's natural melatonin production, which makes it harder to fall asleep.
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In August 2015, Duff was photographed being playful with Walsh at the grand opening of his Rise Nation Fitness Studio near Los Angeles, where she trains and credited him for "really changing her body" with "addicting" workouts.
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The artist's project The Moments fuses slow-motion video captured with a customized iPhone lens with Hodsdon's impeccable eye for finding NYC's most compelling denizens, creating one of the most addicting daily image blogs of the 2010s.
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If Facebook can use its 1 billion-user reach to lure top developers and put games just two clicks away, it might have found something to add to Messenger that's almost as addicting as talking with friends.
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The bill from Mark Warner, a Democrat, and Deb Fischer, a Republican, would also ban online platforms with more than 100 million monthly active users from designing addicting games or other websites for children under age 13.
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Setting it as a national age limit is viewed as an effort to appease those who are calling for a full ban on e-cigarettes or a flavor ban to prevent addicting a new generation to nicotine.
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In fact, a number of those involved with mobile apps' creation have since come out to say that they were complicit in building apps that exploited weaknesses in the human psyche for the sole purpose of addicting users.
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The most influential input in my transformation into a Snap bull is the success of Niantic's Pokémon GO, which demonstrated that augmented reality experiences can be compelling, addicting and lucrative, even when contained in a smartphone form factor.
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Thing is, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is just as addicting as previous games and its new, simpler format is a perfect fit for playing in downtime on your phone, even if it has Farmville-like timers and microtransactions.
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For her novel, Barton imagines a thriving Khazar kingdom in the throes of World War II — crafting a world and a story that are, as our reviewer, Dara Horn, said, "as addicting as a Jewish 'Game of Thrones.'"
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As the argument goes, companies are good at addicting us to things and then we turn around and say thank you, but it's actually not net positive for human beings creating big new things; it's a net negative.
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Not only is it a fun and addicting mechanic, but it is the gigantic cherry on top of the ice cream sundae that is this game's message: we can do amazing things if we work together in mutual aid.
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The use of opioids began to skyrocket in the 1990s in the face of claims by pharmaceutical companies and medical experts that opioids could be used to treat conditions like back pain and arthritis without fear of addicting patients.
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Gottlieb said he wanted to leave the door open for adults who might use these products to quit smoking cigarettes, "but it can't come at the expense of addicting a generation of kids on nicotine," he previously told CNN.
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While he said there is value in encouraging the development of alternatives that could lure smokers away from harmful cigarettes, public health officials needed to be vigilant about not addicting a new generation of young people to vaping products.
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As e-cigarettes became a booming business and extremely popular among teenagers and young people, health officials, parents and others became alarmed at the soaring use of nicotine-addicting products that were considered alternatives to traditional smoking for adults.
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Devices such as IQOS and Juul hold potential as a way for cigarette smokers to transition to less harmful nicotine products, but some public health advocates worry the sleek new devices are addicting young people who would have never smoked cigarettes.
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And yet thanks to the proliferation of social media, dating apps, and technology that makes taking selfies infuriatingly addicting (curse you, portrait mode), human beings are now forced to pose for more photos than at any other point in history.
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Gottlieb said he wanted to leave the door open for adults who might use these products to quit smoking cigarettes, "but it can't come at the expense of addicting a generation of kids on nicotine," he told CNN on Thursday.
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There's Game of Thrones, which is up for a jaw-dropping 22 nominations, Saturday Night Live and Westworld each raked in 21 noms, and the bleak, but addicting, Handmaid's Tale rounds out the top three shows with an impressive 20 nominations.
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Gottlieb said he wanted to leave the door open for adults who might use these products to quit smoking cigarettes, "but it can't come at the expense of addicting a generation of kids on nicotine," he told CNN last month.
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To stem the tide of the recognized epidemic that we face, the FDA could limit nicotine concentration in vaping fluids and set these below addicting levels, or at least at much lower levels, reducing the addictive nature of current products.
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These books aren't to be confused with beach reads — although if you can read them on a beach, six feet away from other sunbathers, you should — but are instead a mix of sunny, dreamy content and just downright addicting stories.
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"Only the elimination of all flavored e-cigarettes can end the worsening youth e-cigarette epidemic and stop e-cigarette companies from luring and addicting kids with flavored products," said Matthew Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, said.
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In a candid conversation, Barker—now a reporter on the Metro Desk at the New York Times—opened up about the women left behind in Afghanistan, why foreign reporting is so addicting, and all the men she's had to punch.
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VIRAL CAMPAIGNS Devices such as IQOS and Juul hold potential as a way for cigarette smokers to transition to less harmful nicotine products, but some public health advocates worry the sleek new devices are addicting young people who would have never smoked cigarettes.
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Drugs like Percocet – which is a combination of acetaminophen and oxycodone – are addicting because they can cause "severe euphoria" by stimulating specific "opiate" receptors in the brain, says Grinspoon, 50, who wrote about his opioid addiction and recovery in his memoir Free Refills.
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Yet while Breaking Bad fans know where Jimmy (and his occasional field operative Mike Ehrmantraut) are going to end up in a few years, this show has been addicting for the way it's tracked the choices that come back to haunt people.
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Netflix's newest series looks just as addicting and binge-worthy as we've come to expect from the streaming service, but that's exactly why the National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) has called for it to be pulled ahead of its November 30 premiere.
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The company rose to prominence, power, and influence behind these policies, which were predicated on addicting people to Facebook, monetizing their data, then pulling back only once its dominance had been secured and/or it had been called out in the press.
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The documents list the revenue earned in three different months in 2014 and 2015 and provide a look at the money paid to writers for the group of sites run by Matthew Hanson and Daniel Gouldman of Addicting Info in 2014 and 2015.
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While probably not as addicting as your smartphone, Apple says it wants people to be more aware of how much time they spend on their Macs and, you know, maybe take a break if you're glued to the Retina displays for too long.
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Taylor Swift wants you to make in-app purchases The deal is another huge get for Glu, which has become Hollywood and the music industry's go-to partner for packaging polished marketing campaigns as incredibly lucrative and addicting free-to-play mobile games.
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Anywho, Slack is still so new that it's possible you haven't heard of, let alone used, the service, which I describe to newcomers as something between text messaging, AOL chatrooms, and AIM — it's no less addicting than a combination of the three.
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Others, like the blog Addicting Info, have taken notice of the fact that Alpha Omega Winery doesn't have distributors in a single European NATO member and that aside from Russia, Switzerland is the only country they distribute to in all of Europe.
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Though it does in fact run through the entire structure of a regular pop song, it only does so once rather than twice or three times, its brevity addicting rather than frustrating (he almost nailed this with Camp's orchestral interlude "Letter Home").
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While it's the THC-containing vape pens, not nicotine-only devices like Juuls, that have been linked by public health agencies to most of the cases in the ongoing lung-injury illness outbreak, advocates are blaming Juul for addicting a new generation to nicotine.
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We've been ironing our collection of crop tops and clocking in extra squad time ever since news broke that Taylor Swift is working on a mobile game of her own (from the same people who brought us the endlessly addicting Kim Kardashian: Hollywood, of course).
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The double-edged sword of fame is as alluring as it is intimidating, and no one knows that more than Paige Townsen, a cross between Bella Swan and IRL Bella Thorne, and the main character in Freeform's new addicting teen series Famous in Love.
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"Ultimately, we expect these steps designed to address flavors and protect youth will dramatically limit the ability of kids to access tobacco products we know are both appealing and addicting," Scott Gottlieb, who was then FDA commissioner, said in a statement at the time.
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Sydney Durner from Wilmington, N.C., gets the appeal from personal experience: Just yesterday morning, I got in my cousin's car at school and he told us about this addicting game, HQ. I had heard of it before, but I was nervous to download it.
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To lessen your attachment to your device, Siempo reverses some of the persuasive, psychologically addicting techniques that have been built into our phone software and mobile apps by developers who specifically engineered their apps to increase user engagement, without fully understanding the ethics of that decision.
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Why books are still addicting: "The order of the words are fixed on the page or on the screen, but the speed at which you read them is entirely up to you," writes Will Sehwalbe in A Resource for the Ambitious, from The Wall Street Journal.
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The fact that Facebook lets people share giant family photo albums and show their former high school classmates how well they're doing today might be what makes it so addicting, but whatever the draw, it's clear that Facebook is the boomer social media site of choice.
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It has all the ingredients for a messy, addicting TV show, but there are a lot of people on social media pissed off at Netflix and the show's production company, Love Productions USA, for what they feel is unfairly representing the values and behavior of a culture.
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Gottlieb has said that he wants to leave the door open for adults, to whom these flavors may appeal more than kids, to quit smoking cigarettes, "but it can't come at the expense of addicting a generation of kids on nicotine," he told CNN in November.
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As my friend Dr. Andrew Doan, the Head of Addiction Research for the Pentagon and US Navy who has extensively researched video games, likes to say, today's games are a multi-billion dollar industry that employ the best neuroscientists and behavioral psychologists to make them as addicting as possible.
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The combination of thrilling, suspenseful covert operations and the intricate domestic dramas of Phillip (Matthew Rhys) and Elizabeth Jennings (Keri Russell) make it one of the most intense, addicting and incredibly well-plotted shows on television right now, and now, has finally earned the show some awards recognition.
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"E-cigarette use among kids has become so widespread, so pervasive, and so troubling, that we risk addicting an entire generation of children on nicotine and watching the dramatic gains we've made in reducing smoking rates be erased," he said in a statement announcing the proposed policy Wednesday.
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Not surprisingly, Juul and the e-cigarette manufacturers didn't wait to do the necessary health effects research before foisting their product on unsuspecting teenagers -- if they had waited, they might not have dominated the market and guaranteed themselves a future market by addicting so many kids so quickly.
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And while other people have been sending out Bad Tweets about the Olympics (*cough* Bari Weiss *cough*), Rippon has been tweeting dispatches from his Olympic journey, as well as sending out support to some of his fellow competitors, with a flair and a panache that has been, quite frankly addicting.
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When you launched Explorer, at one point it had 95 percent market share so you've touched that many people before — Internet Explorer browser market share, 2002–2016 Internet Explorer browser market share, 2002–2016 TR: Yes and it's addicting, when you've been able to put software into a billion plus hands.
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" Regular progression isn't a nice to have, according to Mor, but a key way to keep people in the gym (and using his service), saying that he's found that breaking personal records "makes working out a little bit more addicting, and more motivating to keep going back to the gym.
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The Girls Trip actress first won hearts playing the kooky and outlandish character of Dina alongside Regina Hall, Queen Latifah, and Jada Pinkett Smith, and while her new role in the upcoming Kevin Hart movie Night School looks like it will have fewer scenes involving grapefruit blowjobs, her performance is just as addicting.
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Railroad companies were encouraged to dump passenger service, and this — among other factors — helped bring massive structural transformation to the country: broadening the footprint of suburban sprawl, addicting Americans to petroleum, changing agricultural and retail patterns and, as a footnote, sending the once-mighty American passenger train into the perpetual nursing home of Amtrak.
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It is a humble beer cocktail that is half tejuino (a fermented, lightly effervescent, thick, salty, sour corn beverage that dates back to pre-Hispanic times), and half ice-cold Mexican beer, with about four to five Mexican limes' worth of fresh juice, and a fat pinch of chunky rock salt to round out this beverage's strangely addicting flavor.
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For example I play video games as well, with a few wins on fortnite myself I can agree that the game itself is very addicting, This game creates a gambling affect that makes it hard for people to stop, I know that when I am told to stop by my parents, I feel anger, and that's just not normal.
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But considering how dangerous and damaging the past decades of treating chronic pain with addicting opioids has been, and how risky and expensive surgery can be, they're a worthy option, one that's never sold to doctors by pharmaceutical representatives or advertised directly to consumers on TV. The most common psychological treatment for pain, and the most well-studied, is cognitive behavioral therapy, or CBT.
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