CES is bonkers, and yesterday's Circuit Breaker Live was just as bonkers.
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LOS ANGELES — Hardcore Henry has come full circle: from bonkers music video to bonkers movie and back again.
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It's not lost on us that things tend to get pretty bonkers in Stephen King, and we like bonkers.
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Episode 5, "The Medium and the Engineer" Let's start with Hap's story first, because it's bonkers, but not as bonkers as what Prairie and Karim are about to go through.
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This week, Annapurna announced that the company has plans to develop the absolutely bonkers college admissions bribery scandal into a presumably just-as-bonkers TV miniseries, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
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Dizzee Rascal & Armand Van Helden – Bonkers (Club Mix)04.
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It's a bonkers idea that actually ends up being cute.
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The Westworld Finale Was a Beautiful, Bonkers MessPhoto: HBOCrazy twists!
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The currency system is, to use a technical term, bonkers.
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Perhaps less recognized, though, is the absolutely bonkers "skeleton" event.
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However, she also added: "Bonkers is his true best friend."
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According to the accompanying comic, the movie sounds delightfully bonkers.
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The idea is almost bonkers, but that's also its beauty.
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What California went through earlier this month was absolutely bonkers.
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Kid Congo: The people are up for fun and bonkers .
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It's bonkers, but it's safer for the rest of us.
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Check out the whole bonkers read over on Vanity Fair.
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And then there are the ones that look absolutely bonkers.
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You had the last laugh bonkers, crazy, funny man. RIP.
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Yes, $1,000 is still bonkers for this kind of tech.
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Other This Is Us theories, though, are straight up bonkers.
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Connie Bischoff, Miami Beautifully presented, skillfully written and completely bonkers.
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Ranking the green milk over the blue milk is bonkers.
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Great, because it just gets more goddamn bonkers from there.
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The timing explains why the special effects are utterly bonkers, and the timing (also the year of Moonstruck and the "your brain on drugs" PSA campagin) additionally explains why the story is utterly bonkers.
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That's why the ending is bonkers for a number of reasons.
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"It's straight bonkers they let her in," wrote Twitter user @astro_hanso.
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Of course, not everyone is going bonkers for McDonald's secret sauce.
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This was bonkers to me, because the formula is so lightweight.
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Make no mistake: this movie looks bonkers and over the top.
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I have a fantastic plan to make Bonkers love you again.
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It's absolutely bonkers that the meal comes with a 32 oz.
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Gmail and Inbox don't support split-screen mode, which is bonkers.
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It overflows with bonkers dialogue, extraterrestrial slapstick, and peculiarly dated paranoia.
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"Filming at Christmas in London last year was bonkers," Clarke said.
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This isn't the first time Pandora shares have gone completely bonkers.
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England's population doubled by the early 19th century, then went bonkers.
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Ahead, a look at Trump's most bonkers Twitter feuds of 2017.
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It sounds bonkers, but is it just crazy enough to work?
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That's bonkers big - more of a tablet than smartphone I'd argue.
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Since then, the important world has opted to go FUCKING BONKERS.
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Just check out this bonkers balloon display greeting the birthday girl.
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It's a bonkers little spider, with a snarling mid-mounted engine.
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Why you should care: It's inspired by a bonkers true story.
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In turn, they provide bonkers ideas to fabricate something truly unique.
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It looks bonkers, and it's free on Switch starting right now.
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Watch and Ryan's World, Bonkers is expanding to other influencer clients.
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But what's really helped Bonkers is working with the right influencers.
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But these establishment speeches were, on their own terms, fairly bonkers.
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The celebrations, given what that lead could mean, are suitably bonkers.
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Warren struggled somewhat after a bonkers summer (in fundraising and polls).
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There was never any doubt Cats was going to be bonkers.
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He added that "what went into getting that shot was absolutely bonkers."
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Is bonkers a word I'm allowed to use in a WIRED story?
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Another beat of this bonkers scene that I didn't get at all.
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However, I'm sorry to say, some of the inclusions are positively bonkers.
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Today we've got a bonkers story to take you into the weekend.
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This is bonkers, according to most of the people in the show.
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It's difficult to stand out in the often bonkers world of cryptocurrency.
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Because she has these clear motives, her actions, admittedly bonkers, make sense.
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But none is as bonkers as the latest one from Nigeria's army.
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And on Monday, Showtime released the cast list, which is totally bonkers.
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Those casting calls were pretty bonkers too ... but this takes the cakes.
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Anyways, Farrah Abraham's mom Debra released a rap video and it's bonkers.
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In the bonkers world of cryptocurrencies, there have to be some rules.
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Take her Wellesley address on Friday: utterly bonkers for a commencement speech.
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Read G, the bonkers novel that won the Booker, also in 1972.
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It's bonkers hot in Delhi—10 AM and already 34 degrees Celsius.
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It's just looks absolutely bonkers — it's fatter than my 26,800mAh external battery.
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They have gone bonkers, & no longer care what is right or wrong.
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So, LeBron's a bonkers athlete who eats weird stuff—we get it.
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When it happened back then, the Republican Congress went bonkers, but now?
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Or David Tanis's recipe for sea scallop carpaccio, which is bonkers delicious.
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Are we out of line to think that this is just bonkers?
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It was clear from the get-go that the NOPR was bonkers.
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The montage of the three-year-old girl's skull surgery is bonkers.
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The toy was developed with the toy company Bonkers Toys and Pocket.Watch.
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The bonkers underwear walkabout in "Week 2" sealed the deal for that one.
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In addition to being a completely bonkers theory, it's also an insensitive one.
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They were dizzy and simple, complete with bonkers lyrics and fuzzy bluesy guitars.
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What others kind of bonkers stuff does the film have up its sleeve?
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At CES this month, it showed off the FFZero1, a fully bonkers concept.
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The rules are yet unwritten, the business models are all a bit bonkers.
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And this partially explains why some Democrats are just going completely bonkers today.
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Even the way we have to have our own Instagrams now, it's bonkers.
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Twitter went bonkers when it learned that the pair might be romantically connected.
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So tell me, this thing that we're seeing right now looks completely bonkers.
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Then we'll get more absurdist short films about the bonkers effects of power.
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But in Mitchell's hands, it also looks like a visually bonkers wild ride.
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Click here to view original GIFThe new plastic polymer £5 notes are bonkers.
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A day after her mentions went bonkers, Lye's tweet got Carey's attention too.
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Obama has a special knack for driving some on the right absolutely bonkers.
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For the Rolling Stones to describe it like that… apparently it was bonkers.
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From the way the conversation in therapy sounds, Jean has gone bonkers before.
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" "His policy to close borders if he is elected as president is bonkers.
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"It's absolutely fucking bonkers," an anonymous Labour official told the BBC's Shelley Phelps.
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But it's not really solid because now the news cycle is so bonkers.
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By most accounts, this year's finale was just as bonkers as the rest.
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A movie so bonkers its reviews became a genre in and of themselves.
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"That was a completely bonkers moment, where the whole thing erupts," he said.
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I could tell that some of my older people were a little bonkers.
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I've always been able to recognize that other people were a little bonkers.
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For the first three years, the cacophony in here drove me absolutely bonkers.
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These are the same centers that go bonkers over tobacco, cocaine, and morphine.
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Sometimes the best products come in really ugly/tacky/boring/downright bonkers packaging.
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Bonkers launched its first product in partnership with the popular mobile game Slither.
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Bonkers also promotes at industry events and submits toys for traditional parenting magazines.
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At a glance, this probably seems naive at best and bonkers at worst.
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And momentum stocks like Virgin Galactic (SPCE) and Tesla (TSLA) have gone bonkers.
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The queen could be completely bonkers — it would make no difference at all.
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It was a bonkers experience, one that the Haggler wrote three columns about.
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Some are off-the-wall bonkers, and some are grounded in historical precedent.
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That's not to say CES will be completely devoid of bonkers automobile concepts.
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And read more about Kaji's partnership with Bonkers Toys and his toy business.
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I know her schedule has been bonkers, so I hope she does it.
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Remember when Patrick Corbin earned Cliff Lee comparisons that didn't seem completely bonkers?
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You're gonna go a little bonkers if you work 120 hours a week.
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We have all received bonkers PR emails, but this one has beaten 'em all.
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It is just endless... But that is just a tease...Sure it sounds bonkers.
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You can always rely on the French for the bonkers cars for regular people.
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It was especially challenging because they gave me a mandate that drove me bonkers.
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Ahead, enjoy the best and the most bonkers Instagrams from the 2017 Emmy awards.
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She exhales, then retrieves her phone and flips through photos of her and Bonkers.
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The announcement for The Evil Within 2 was accompanied with an absolutely bonkers trailer.
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The contestants, most in their early 20s, are absolutely bonkers — in a good way.
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Mermaid JeansThank Ellery for the proliferation of jeans with a bonkers-beautiful rippling hemline.
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The reunion already sounds bonkers, which is exactly in line with the AHS tradition.
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"It's been absolutely bonkers," her mom, Julie Bridgewater, said in a video call Thursday.
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I know that I would be completely bonkers if I was in that situation.
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" Though Heist Studios complied with the request, it has since dubbed the regulations "bonkers.
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Just about everyone who's seen Mandy, says that it is completely, absolutely, unquestionably bonkers.
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But from there, the story just gets bonkers, involving actual covert urine-swapping operations.
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Fans of Hamilton need to hit play on "Weird Al" Yankovic's bonkers new medley.
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If the unconfirmed claims are real, this is—to borrow a technical term—bonkers.
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Yes, THIRTEEN goals, including an absolutely bonkers TEN GOALS in the second half alone.
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If you didn't think I was bonkers before ... well, I think this confirms it!
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Anything above 500 hp was bonkers, reserved for the likes of McLaren's F1 supercar.
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The beauty of evolution is that it stumbles upon bonkers ideas all the time.
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Host Trevor Noah had no problem pointing out how bonkers the entire thing was.
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It was all quite bonkers; you can look that one up in the DSM.
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"Creating power from food waste is bonkers if you think about it," adds Wilson.
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Finding them all without a guide (or even with one) ... it's a little bonkers.
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But Maddow—and much of her network these days—is frequently just as bonkers.
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President Donald Trump gave a rare press conference on Wednesday, and it was ... bonkers?
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New track "Kinda Bonkers" proves that as it announces the band's EP The Painters.
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The story behind how we got that sticker is bonkers, to say the least.
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It's completely bonkers, with the two displaying near telepathic chemistry as they trade lines.
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Adam McKay's bonkers Dick Cheney biopic, Vice, was a wonderful mess of a film.
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But the mystery egg was just the start of an emerging business for Bonkers.
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In the Chang vernacular, it looks bonkers, and you'll want to crush it. video
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" Piers Morgan, the British television host, added on Twitter, "Britain is going officially bonkers.
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Imagine what kind of bonkers, off-the-wall, uniquely enraged movie that could be.
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They're positively bonkers, but we're glad there are people out there doing this stuff.
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" But in an email, Sasse spokesman James Wegmann called these 220006 primary stories "bonkers.
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I was brought back to reality by the film's ending, which was delightfully bonkers.
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Of course, there are lavish gifts, and then there are presents that are downright bonkers.
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I think it started as a joke… then the world's media went a little bonkers.
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Behold the Guardian GT from Sarcos Robotics, which in all honesty is full-tilt bonkers.
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Grande, by the way, fully supports this method, even if she thinks it is bonkers.
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It was their third invitation to a Magnolia event; every time, they've done bonkers business.
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Bonkers. Years ago, something like the Nintendo Switch was just a fantasy to gamers everywhere.
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CLOSE-UP: Mariah's phone background: a photo of her with her beautiful Labrador puppy, Bonkers.
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It follows a young boy who befriends an imaginary Adolf Hitler, and it's pretty bonkers.
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"As many as the user's fingers can handle," is the official spec, which sounds bonkers.
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Bonham, the most bonkers of the four, use to drive his motorcycle through the lobby.
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Within three minutes' time, Qualley is shown being mischievous, silly, adventurous, strong, and totally bonkers.
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A drone captured this absolutely bonkers footage of a tornado from the air on Tuesday.
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My job thrust me into the anxious, sweaty center of an unceasingly bonkers news cycle.
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Now, video of the bonkers in-flight entertainment at 35,000 feet is up on YouTube.
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In his newly unfettered role, he went bonkers on the league and officially won MVP.
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But the real story of the game was the last 14 seconds, which were bonkers.
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The White House's reasoning for not endorsing the statement is bonkers, to say the least.
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" "The fact that Marvel gave me that opportunity twice is so bonkers and so beautiful.
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"China's bonkers elevated bus is real and already on the road," announcedWired on August 3rd.
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Now it's back with a bonkers, 400-megapixel version of the H6D: the H6D-2.4c.
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I liked listening to students talk — even when they were driving themselves, and me, bonkers.
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This bonkers show was about to hit us hard, but we weren't sure with what.
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Oh, also, the site also just so happens to have an absolutely bonkers privacy policy.
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Cersei, on the other hand, seem to have gone completely bonkers, and I love it.
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"You're gonna go a little bonkers if you work 120 hours a week," he said.
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This recurs throughout the movie and reaches its bonkers crescendo in the film's final scene.
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Every spring, with amazing regularity, the entire Korean peninsula goes bonkers for a few weeks.
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Heathers is the most bonkers movie and it seems impossible that anyone ever made it.
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When "Put on Your Sunday Clothes" struck up, he managed to rhyme Yonkers with bonkers.
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HUSH MONEY and DROWN OUT were particularly bonkers, as was FREEWAY, for this city dweller.
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AGLIO E OLIO is a delicious sauce and looks absolutely bonkers in a crossword grid.
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The 2008 Heller decision rejecting a District of Columbia handgun ban is quite obviously bonkers.
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The journey towards Midge's surprise resurrection is as bonkers as the rest of A List.
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Admittedly, this deal is slightly bonkers, especially if you don't necessarily need a smart scale.
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Now, get hype as hell (literally) for the completely bonkers escapade that will be Afterparty.
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In 2017, let us all have the bonkers energy of this 11-year-old girl.
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Don't worry, each one is as bonkers as every other moment on the CW show.
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Sally didn't leave out a single detail when it came to designing her "Bonkers Mansion."
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Mancunians are as bonkers about music as we are about football (or soccer, for Americans).
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A secret, bonkers scheme to lock users out of the service by changing their passwords!
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BuzzFeed makes a lot of short videos that do bonkers traffic on Facebook, YouTube and Vine.
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Nintendo shares are going absolutely bonkers following the announcement, spiking immediately following the unveiling on stage.
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The cool practicality of the exoskeleton is contrasted with this completely bonkers-looking third arm prototype.
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But I just want to point out that the two signed supplementary opinions are equally bonkers.
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Because is it really that bonkers to have teenaged women taking matters into her own hands?
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In 2017 I went sort of bonkers trying to learn more about the OJ Simpson trial.
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Until then, we're happy to look back at the bonkers costumes that have come and gone.
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Let's get down to the most bonkers moments of the episode and try to unravel them.
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" He went on to say that the issues he has with her drive him "f—— bonkers.
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But the next couple of years [were] the most totally bonkers I probably have ever been.
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YouTube Will Link Directly to Wikipedia to Fight Conspiracy TheoriesConspiracy videos do bonkers traffic on YouTube.
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Yet a vocal assist from Danish phenomenon MØ somehow makes this bonkers cut oddly emotional. —M.
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Press a button and watch your dog go absolutely bonkers trying to chase the light around.
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Presently, the internet is going bonkers at the thought of either a collaboration or a relationship.
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Or at least that's why he went absolutely fucking bonkers in a Bagel Boss this morning.
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The crowd was bonkers for "Fuck the Police," too, middle fingers in the air and everything.
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The Ryan's World brand has partnerships and products with Colgate, Nickelodeon, Bonkers Toys, Roku, and Walmart.
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Apple Bonkers, Snapping Turks and the Dreadful Flying Glove menaced the group, but, disguised as Sgt.
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Well, it turns out it's not bonkers, actually, because ... People subscribe to stuff they like. Yep.
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You have to be somewhat bonkers to get into the restaurant business if you want kids.
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We all know someone who's stuck in a house by themselves, trying not to go bonkers.
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Oil&aposs bonkers week saw a &aposstunning&apos collapse after spiking on the Trump-Iran turmoil.
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Three years into the Trump presidency, we've become somewhat numb to the president's bonkers Twitter account.
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It results in a confection that is light and super-crisp, very caramel-y, bonkers delicious.
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But because these melodies sound normal, so it's easy to miss the often completely bonkers lyrics.
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Finally, here's Maurice Steger with Vivaldi's "Recorder Concerto in C Major, RV 443" and it's bonkers.
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This is the most bonkers one minute of a movie that I have ever seen pic.twitter.
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He also plays piano through an Echoplex on two of the tracks, and it sounds bonkers.
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Watch: "Glass," M. Night Shyamalan's latest film, offers an enjoyable, somewhat bonkers experience, our critic says.
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How did someone as demonstrably bonkers as Alex Jones get so close to the Republican presidential nominee?
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Because the Hopper 3, the new DVR/cable box that Dish just announced at CES, is bonkers.
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"You're gonna go a little bonkers if you work 120 hours a week," said Musk last month.
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Now the fellas are back with a delightfully bonkers video for "Burn," premiering exclusively on Noisey below.
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Anyone who has been watching AMC's The Walking Dead knows just how bonkers that show can be.
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When straight actors do nail those iconic gay roles, the queer community goes absolutely bonkers for them.
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While some people were on the fence about the bonkers ending, other people were like: Sequel, please.
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That's a bummer, but I'm excited to describe the bonkers B-plot unfurling simultaneously in King's Landing.
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Not only does it look totally bonkers, but it's a significant upgrade in just about every way.
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The surveillance video of a man reaching into the tank and pulling the creature out is bonkers.
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The bonkers story says cats stole $650,000 worth of stuff from 5,000 houses, but it's not true.
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New Yorkers recognize the yellow Achilles T-shirts, and they go bonkers for the runners with disabilities.
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So, let's get down to the most bonkers moments of the episode and try to unravel them.
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It remembers everything, and it might just remember 2018 as the most bonkers year of them all.
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In a Twitter thread, Pylant details what appears to be the most bonkers night in dating history.
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Horror is back, baby, if only because the muted tones of late '00s TV drove us bonkers.
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So how closely did SVU hew to the real-life (and bonkers and horrifying) story of NXIVM?
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"In a Lonely Place" trades the bonkers nature of last week's Josie-themed episode for outright tragedy.
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The show is absolutely bonkers, and makes Snooki and DJ Pauly D look like Sunday school teachers.
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They figured if anyone was going to fund such a bonkers, ambitious project it would be Musk.
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This NBA seasons has been FUCKING BONKERS from a pace-of-play and freedom-of-movement perspective.
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The basics are easy, and if you want to go bonkers you can hunt the rest down.
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In 2013, this " bonkers" estate was the most expensive home in Brooklyn, on sale for $30 million.
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Who would believe how bad it has gotten with the mainstream media, which has gone totally bonkers!
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But that's driven residents of Rue Crémieux, the seemingly ideal photo-taking street in the area, bonkers.
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Here's the photo: The frenzy over the photo has been "bizarre and bonkers," Anvil told the publication.
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Go deeper: The CNN write-up of what it calls Nunberg's "absolutely bonkers" interview on that network
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Here are the highlights from the bonkers interview, which aired on Axios on HBO on Sunday night.
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The downsides are that it has no wired 3.5mm option and the audio doesn't get bonkers loud.
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This video of Ry Cooder jamming through "The Prodigal Son" live in a studio is just bonkers.
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The most bonkers Tesla moment of the year — Musk rolled out its futuristic, stainless-steel pickup truck.
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So the fact that Lyft didn't go bonkers when it began trading might be a good thing.
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He's focused on a real weakness of Donald Trump, and I think he drives Trump absolutely bonkers.
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Honestly, it looks a lot like the absolutely bonkers app that actor Jeremy Renner released earlier this year.
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It's satire through the lens of sucking and fucking, grown in Amazon's completely bonkers self-published erotica scene.
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You can tell Gelvin's not often on podcasts like this one — conversational, casual, and more than occasionally bonkers.
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What proceeds is Swift going off on her clone in a bonkers way Swifties have never seen before.
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Just press play, sit back, and enjoy whatever this grade-A bonkers universe wants to throw at you.
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He cites the Will Smith rom-com Hitch and its alleged racial casting decisions as being particularly bonkers.
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There are reality shows based on people being crazy and that's why people watch them — because they're bonkers.
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Asus' bonkers gaming ROG Phone is coming to the US after its debut at Computex earlier this year.
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Just about as predicted, the effects of this winter's bonkers El Nino event began hitting California on Dec.
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It seems like we see a new, absolutely bonkers and over-the-top, wedding cake almost every day.
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The Fifth Element is completely bonkers, which makes sense given that Besson began developing it as a teenager.
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While watching all of this bonkers action unspool, it is nearly impossible to believe all of this happened.
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When he decided to repost the results of his investigation recently, the Internet took note and went bonkers.
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But this is probably the last chance this season to talk about this totally bonkers Memphis Grizzlies team.
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That's pretty bonkers and just another piece of evidence that robots will eventually take all of our jobs.
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Grab some popcorn and set those breaking news alerts to silent — one bonkers administration at a time, folks.
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And trying to figure out the mystery is driving us — and the rest of the internet — completely bonkers.
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That goes for throwing alligators at the drive-thru attendant or going bonkers when McDonald's isn't serving nuggets.
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It's bonkers, but Knight keeps the plates spinning by sticking close to his hero's journey blueprint at first.
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" Your book got good reviews in Britain, though most of them used some variation on the word "bonkers.
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But those guys make bonkers supercars that sell in minuscule quantities and cost lots and lots of money.
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"When I started off, a lot of people just thought that I was a bit bonkers," he said.
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He also covered "Gasolina" and the crowd went completely bonkers, regardless of the credentials listed on their wristbands.
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His collection presentations, meanwhile, verge on Surrealist theater, and feature models in animal headgear or bonkers blowup suits.
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Environmentalists go bonkers at this idea, but they fail to understand modern science and how fast it's evolving.
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"When you first start looking into this world of ocean observation, the costs are totally bonkers," wrote Carrig.
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Watching it as an adult, it's easy to see what a wonderfully weird and bonkers experience SLC Punk!
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Some might call the show bonkers, unhinged—I certainly would—but I wouldn't use those words as pejoratives.
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He goes to the school nurse to intercede (successfully it seems) for the kid going bonkers from Paxil.
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But, that's all changing with the arrival of 2016's biggest — and most bonkers — cocktail trend: meat cocktails.
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The high is looking out at the room and twisting it in knots and having everyone go bonkers.
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That's one reason the E.U. would be bonkers to put a time limit on reaching a trade agreement.
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AR: Gigi telling Damian to stand up is hands-down the most bonkers overdramatic thing I've ever seen.
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When Daenerys was recast, the scenes were cut (read more about that bonkers version of the pilot here).
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On YouTube, he is the most followed creator on the platform, with an utterly bonkers 102 million people.
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He pretty much made the perfect candidate for a bonkers conspiracy theory about a decades-old serial killer.
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The M3 has a bunch of performance drive modes, and I typically avoid the most bonkers of these.
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But I know what happened to the family who found it both bonkers and beautiful, extravagant and essential.
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But more fundamentally, the idea that "the only collusion was between Russia and Crooked H" is just bonkers.
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But one day something happens that would have sent your ex bonkers, but leaves your new partner unperturbed.
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If you want to go really bonkers, you can even stack entire "expansion units" for additional storage and performance.
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"My musical career went bonkers and I lost an idea of what romance or love should be," he says.
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Within the completely bonkers world of medical billing, where simple throat swabs can cost $28,000, truly nothing is crazy.
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The one kind of bonkers thing he's done is murder his father, which was a very warranted murder anyway.
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So he sent in this bonkers audition tape, completely balls to the walls, and me and Margot loved it.
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It's part of our job to listen to music all day, often on exceedingly fancy and bonkers-expensive headphones.
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Does anyone expect that if Trump loses to Cruz in Indiana that he won't go completely bonkers yet again?
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Okay, that entire scenario is a slight exaggeration — but y'all know how people go bonkers for rosé (myself included).
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On top of that, there have been a staggering amount of bonkers cross-promotional marketing campaigns advertising the show.
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A group of players decided to launch a nuke on a Fissure Site yesterday, and the results are bonkers.
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On Taylor Swift's yacht, some absolutely bonkers faux leather joggers and a choreographed dance I am going to learn.
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" Munger explained that even at that tender age, he could see that some "older people were a little bonkers.
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The idea that you are happy to pay $3 for a coffee but not for a tune is bonkers.
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The beautiful, bonkers element about my X-Force dream is that it wouldn't take much to make it happen.
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You may, in your cruciverbal travels, rely on familiar paths when you slowly fill in a completely bonkers entry.
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But it's the bonkers, ominous awkwardness of the whole scene that really solidifies its status as an iconic moment.
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That may seem bonkers, given how far behind I was, but both are short and serve the project well.
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So naturally, when Maddow announced her program had obtained a copy of Trump's tax returns Twitter users went bonkers.
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If you've never seen, complete your education with this totally bonkers but fun addition to the rom-com canon.
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Jamie Vardy and Leicester's bonkers season continued today at King Power Stadium with an audacious goal from the striker.
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Several players around the NBA this season are putting up numbers that can best be described as totally bonkers.
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They were only up for a few minutes, but long enough for the internet to go bonkers over it.
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But British values were strong enough that there was no need to worry about his "bonkers" proposals, she added.
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The company brought the Ryan's World brand to Colgate, Nickelodeon, Bonkers Toys, Roku, and Walmart, expanding Ryan from YouTube.
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Teams include the Blogologues, who traffic in the internet's oddities; the topical Political Subversities; and the consistently bonkers Murderfist.
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Still others, as when Hank flies across the waves perched on Manny's exuberantly farting torso, buzz with bonkers energy.
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This reality show revival is the salve you didn't know you need for the bonkers year known as 2018.
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Related: The Season Without Creative Directors Day shades into evening at Undercover, always a Paris highlight for bonkers theatrics.
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Carly Fiorina did so as part of a campaign video that sticks out even in this bonkers election cycle.
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Perry dutifully came up with a plan (albeit a bonkers plan), but it requires the cooperation of federal regulators.
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This is a fucking bonkers time, and if you know someone who loves someone fighting this, check on them.
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Go to any rich country, and you'll find certain tax and regulatory policies that seem bonkers to an outsider.
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Some are learned, some passionate, some angry, some hilarious, some borderline bonkers, some — the best — all of the above.
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Jenny rocked the throwback look with Donatella Versace walking her down the runway ... and the crowd went absolutely bonkers.
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On May 25, 1986, something happened in the United States that — in this divisive American moment — sounds utterly bonkers.
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Its primary demographic is young people with too much money and a deep, existential, bordering-on-bonkers affinity for technology.
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If this isn't proof that the public is going absolutely bonkers over this frozen food, I don't know what is.
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Using lighter personnel to stop the run sounds bonkers, but it was ideal in this case for a few reasons.
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Tony Stark also makes a MySpace reference like 10 minutes into the movie, which is bonkers enough as it is.
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The end of last night's game between the Astros and the Rays was just about as bonkers as it gets.
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"A couple of people said 'you've gone bonkers' and some were saying 'it's wrong on all different levels'," Allison said.
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It's not exactly a practical mode of attack at the moment, but still an impressive—and bonkers—proof of concept.
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The idea of a renewable-energy roll-up is at best way too early and at worst just plain bonkers.
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She narrated her bonkers Emmys evening for Twitter even after she lost, and it sounds like everything turned out alright.
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On Wednesday, May 3, HARD Summer unveiled the trailer for this year's festival, and the internet went a little bonkers.
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That said, the special display is what has everyone going bonkers, especially if it can deliver Star Wars-like holograms.
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Expect road closures and completely bonkers traffic if you're trying to get anywhere close to downtown by bus or car.
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It's completely bonkers, but when you consider they've waited this long to celebrate a championship, the enthusiasm seems completely justified.
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It seems like a great moment to remember that time he heard Kraftwerk and made the totally bonkers album Trans.
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Welcome to the 10th anniversary of the beloved, bonkers delight that is True Blood, which premiered on September 7, 2008.
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I'd love to play huge arenas across the World, sing our brilliantly bonkers pop songs and relive our former glory.
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What should be clear to you now, whether you really get it or not, is that bitcoin is completely bonkers.
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He hasn't really participated in any of the over-the-top fights this season that have been driving Hannah bonkers.
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In hindsight, it seems bonkers that Prince wrote a whole album tied to Batman—the No. 1 smash "Batdance" remains
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In bed with her husband Michael (Billy Crudup), Jeanie reminisces about the old days — when she was bonkers, it seems.
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I wasn't bonkers for it, but I saw its appeal; I didn't begrudge anyone for letting it make them cry.
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Apple drove a lot of people bonkers earlier this year when it killed the headphone jack on the iPhone 7.
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The first episode of The Bachelorette season 13 proved that this year, the dating competition is going to be bonkers.
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His new book, Jerusalem is his first novel in a decade, and it looks as bonkers as one might expect.
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They want to see the good shit, but when they see the good shit, they fuckin' go bonkers for it.
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The wings are great, and the math makes sense—unlike this bonkers-ass pricing structure from a West Philadelphia restaurant.
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Sergeant Isaac Obua "has just gone bonkers" and was himself killed, military spokesman Paddy Ankunda said in a Twitter post.
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This camaraderie is the heart of the show, and what gives an otherwise bonkers world a touching sense of reality.
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Birthing a baby and a restaurant at the same time seems positively bonkers, but the pair has pulled it off.
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Celebrities have been known to do bonkers things to look and feel their best, and their diets are no exception.
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So the first product Bonkers decided to make for "Ryan's World" was a "giant mystery egg," which includes many toys.
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Now, however, it is the postseason again, and there is a natural fear that Maddon will go slightly bonkers again.
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Rob Gronkowski made his first appearance on SmackDown on Friday ... and the dude went BONKERS right out of the gate!!
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I've seen articles talk about a fine in the trillions of dollars in theory, but it feels next-level bonkers.
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If Saturday evening was any indication, we're in for many bonkers Trump rallies ahead of the 24 and 225 elections.
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It was a satisfying—albeit dull—resolution to a series that became an instant sensation for its utterly bonkers premise.
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Allow me to use a technical term, one that I'm pretty sure is in the Magna Carta: this is bonkers.
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If you can make one work for your life you'd be absolutely bonkers not to give it a serious look.
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Eventually, many came into their own with genuinely fun and bonkers tweets, with MoonPie, Steak-umm, and Wendy's being standouts.
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The numbers are bonkers: That is a 66 point advantage among Republicans, not something you see on many progressive issues.
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Toddlers are always going to click on the video with the brightest, most bonkers thumbnail with words they might recognize.
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If Saturday evening was any indication, we're in for many bonkers Trump rallies ahead of the 225 and 220 elections.
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"Patterning Vibez" stirs memories of his big hits "Bonkers" and "Dance Wiv Me," albeit less commercial and reminiscent of bassline.
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That's because we currently can't get enough of scammers, and luckily, there's no short supply of totally bonkers female con artists.
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"The idea is almost bonkers, but that's also its beauty," writes Reuters Breakingviews editor Rob Cox, who interviewed the crown prince.
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We all remember where we were when we first saw the absolutely bonkers finale of season 1 of The Good Place.
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Dr. Mommaerts, who has thus far been a voice of reason in an otherwise bonkers show, isn't a doctor at all.
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As the plot continues its wayward, bonkers journey you can only watch with a mouth wide open at the unfolding events.
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Ultimately, there's no denying this is a bonkers sleeping mask that has some very useful features but also some dubious assertions.
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Foreigners increasingly talk about Britain in the way they would talk about an admired relative who has gone stark raving bonkers.
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In the process, however, Life-Size 2 indulges in some truly bonkers moments, which you may need to see to believe.
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I really loved high energy music like the first Bonkers CD and I'll never forget hearing that for the first time.
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Today, for example, a user posted a bonkers photo of a posse of large, intimidating-looking birds chilling on an airplane.
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We love parties almost as much as we love startups, but we go absolutely bonkers for a hot startup-party mashup.
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It's still bonkers to think Amazon would manage to completely sell out of a classic, mass-market book this widely read.
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See you next week, for a bonkers three-hour Bachelor extravaganza that includes the never not insane "Women Tell All" special!
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It's yet another example of how numb we have become to the bonkers news cycle in which we find ourselves living.
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Every other character has a pretty bonkers, rich storyline involving things like murder, intrigue, institutionalized sisters, and heavy doses of melodrama.
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INGRAHAM: Herman, I want to get quickly your reaction to this other story that&aposs causing liberals to go absolutely bonkers.
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So, you can imagine ... O's going totally bonkers over the honor, and explained why it's the last thing she ever expected.
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Jo Kingston, who runs the dog-focused business, told the BBC people on social media had "gone bonkers" over the image.
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Riverdale has been one of the most engaging, blissfully bonkers, and visually rich new shows I've seen in a long time.
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My schedule was bonkers and I was so sleep-deprived by the time I hit the bed, it was lights out.
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This appears like an absolutely bonkers retelling of Shakespeare, but with Atwood at the helm, it should be interesting to read.
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They are utterly bonkers in the best way possible, an unholy mix of manic old school screaming and arch postmodern winking.
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Sure, many of the season's most out-there, artistic, and just-plain-bonkers beauty looks might not translate to everyday life.
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Also, while it's water resistant and survived just fine in my tests, it kind of went bonkers while it was wet.
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But one of the real upsides is that they know how to use social media to drive certain Republicans absolutely bonkers.
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The gyrations of seats, screens and footrest can cause children to go bonkers (adults, too, though they're loath to admit it).
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It's pretty bonkers and a little hard to read—I recommend zooming in on your browser to get the full details.
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Things kicked off at noon, EST, with Oklahoma-Houston—which was certifiably bonkers—and things didn't stop until 4:34am EST.
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The Legend of Cocaine Island is one of the most bonkers documentaries of 2018, and it's streaming on Netflix right now.
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We reached out to tech billionaire Mark Cuban to find out the things that entrepreneurs do that absolutely drive him bonkers.
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Toy manufacturing company Bonkers Toys develops branded toys with popular internet stars like Ryan ToysReview, who has 21 million YouTube subscribers.
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It's because no one's watching linear TV. The idea of waiting till eight o'clock to watch a show is bonkers, right?
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We love parties almost as much as we love startups, but we go absolutely bonkers for a hot startup/party mashup.
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"The fact that this is not on C-SPAN or in the public domain at all… is actually bonkers to me."
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" By The Post's Mike DeBonis and Rachael Bade "Rudy Giuliani's bonkers column asking the Supreme Court to strike down Trump's impeachment.
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Somehow, it all came together in late 2019, just as Tesla revealed an absolutely bonkers vehicle, the long-awaited Cybertruck pickup.
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Ramirez might have known what was going to happen—or at least what could happen after her TikTok went bonkers viral.
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But unlike the evidence on which the impeachment is based, the bonkers barrage in the letter is based on proven falsehoods.
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The new play "Master of the Crossroads" has range: The tone goes from frenzied to hysterical to off-the-charts bonkers.
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Apparently, for Dicky, the answer is a completely bonkers seven-minute song and video starring everyone who matters in pop music.
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Providing a guarantee of that size to protect so few jobs is bonkers, said Hodge, a UK lawmaker for the Labour Party.
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The rest of the car is bonkers, too: six-speed manual, nimble chassis, record time on Germany's famously difficult Nürburgring racetrack, etc.
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The pressure society places on today's kids to learn more skills at ever younger ages can feel overwhelming, if not totally bonkers.
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Faye Marsay, the actress who played the Waif, added fuel to this (slightly bonkers) theory in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
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It's so bonkers and works so well that it only occurred to me to wonder this while I was writing this review.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make Bacon Popcorn in Less Than 5 Minutes Wondering why the football franchise is so bonkers over bacon?
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The new trailer for Assassination Nation is confirming rumors that the Sundance success will be equal parts obnoxious, timely, and totally bonkers.
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The problem is when a bot sends you dozens of spam invites for UGG and Ray-Ban sales, your calendar goes bonkers.
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This drives Jimmy so bonkers that things end with dad's ashes scattered all over the front yard of some Bel Air home.
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So creative director David Morretti decided to try something crazy-bonkers: Convey the idea in a way that's obvious but not ominous.
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Upon seeing her owners and hearing there voices Tabitha went bonkers, barking at the T.V. and the family taking care of her.
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And that is driving the resistance and the never-Trumpres absolutely bonkers especially given the loss of South Carolina Congressman Mark Sanford.
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But this bonkers description fits a real, long-extinct group of tree-dwelling reptiles that lived more than 200 million years ago.
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The CDC has made the absolutely bonkers recommendation that women of child-bearing age who are not on birth control shouldn't drink.
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Tidying up around the home is tedious enough, but taking on this terrible task on a daily basis will drive anyone bonkers.
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With a chuckle, he concedes it's an extremely ambitious, "bonkers" undertaking—an environmental nonprofit trying to pull off a NASA-scale project.
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Last week's episode was completely bonkers, and we'll have a lot to talk about tonight after we see some threads tied up.
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Providing a guarantee of that size to protect so few jobs "is bonkers," said Hodge, a UK lawmaker for the Labour Party.
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This was a totally bonkers migration event that no policymaker in their right mind would have planned, and it still worked out.
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The point is with so much powerlessness, I've tried to gain some control (which is bonkers as a concept to begin with).
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Ward, who is also responsible for the bonkers album illustration, says that the song is about animal experimentation and major disease epidemics.
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You probably had your eyes glued to Clemson - Louisville last night—and as well you should have, because that shit was bonkers.
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Ms. Flanagan: These last few months in particular, for whatever reason, I have felt pretty bonkers in my mind and my body.
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It's the weirdest, riskiest, most bizarre game that only Nintendo has the resources to pour seven years into making something this bonkers.
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"In my experience, you put a suit on any half-intelligent black man and white people tended to go bonkers," she writes.
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We've looked through the titles and, although we can't vouch for anything yet, there's a lot of bonkers stuff to look into.
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Two airline pilots in Southeast Asia abandoned airship after hearing they had potential coronavirus-infected passengers aboard -- and their escape is bonkers.
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It's been a bonkers week in the world, with markets gyrating, companies fretting, investors tweeting and founders re-cutting their 2020 forecasts.
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It's been far too long since we got a bonkers Nic Cage movie, but thankfully Color Out of Space has come along.
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Ultimately, its message seems to be: Just because you're bonkers doesn't mean the specters of your past aren't out to get you.
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I'm going to leave the analysis of the truly bonkers story of Jeff Bezos' phone hack to Casey Newton's newsletter, The Interface.
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To sit there and look at a glass of water and want to draw that glass of water, you gotta be bonkers.
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Stepping up to half-court with confidence during Friday&aposs game against the Pelicans, Peterson sunk his shot and went bonkers celebrating.
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He knew that sounded bonkers, but he was so conflicted about what to do — because he did still have feelings for her.
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They drive me bonkers, always notifying me that maybe someone random sent me something on Snapchat or I was tagged in Instagram.
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I opted for the mini version at 99p (about $1.21) because ice cream on its own in December is a bonkers concept.
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But before you pronounce yourself an eating-out pro, you might want to brush up on the things that drive waiters bonkers.
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Does she need to give a bonkers interview to the New Yorker in which she threatens to fire her entire staff over leaks?
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The premise is, in a word, bonkers: an art teacher finds some buried clay, which turns out to be infused with demonic power.
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And the final act is so absolutely off the rails bonkers that it's amazing that a big studio release ever let it pass.
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Is this situation just "fun" like Khloé joked the whole (bonkers!) Blac Chyna-Rob Kardashian-Tyga-Kylie quadrangle was way back in 2016?
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Pence signed a completely bonkers bill that would ban abortions if the only reason was that the fetus had a genetic physical disability.
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It doesn't have the bat-shit bonkers business model of MoviePass, and it doesn't get itself into a lot of headline-generating drama.
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It turns out that Riverdale's resident Nancy Drew, Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart) was totally right about her not-so-bonkers Black Hood theory.
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From the massive homes on display to the bonkers production value of the movie's central wedding, Crazy Rich Asians is flashy and epic.
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As if this timeline can get any more exhaustingly bonkers, Trump's new merchandise is a worse version of Disney's iconic Hocus Pocus poster.
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It's hard not to laugh through these sequences, which are just the latest bonkers idea plopped on top an already-wobbling Jenga tower.
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At the end of each bonkers workday, Bobby went home to Lara (Malin Akerman) and their two soon-to-be Large Adult Sons.
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With the last cold open taken care of, it's time for Claire to announce some bonkers facts to the White House press corps.
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As Mother Jones pointed out, the books are bonkers: One encourages diet plans based on ethnicity, another suggests Vitamin C can stop AIDs.
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After such a wild, bumpy, and Gargoyle King-y journey, let's break down "Outbreak's" most bonkers turns as witnessed by the core characters.
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Those are just a few of the features of the R.O.N. AI personal assistant, which feels a bit too bonkers to be funny.
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"It's bonkers, because Parliament had absolutely no idea that they were consenting to hacking when they were passing the Police Act," King said.
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But the finale of Season 2 surely sealed Riverdale's fate as one of the more bonkers (in a bad way) shows on television.
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When Brady saw this, he went bonkers, yanking his teammates back into the huddle, demanding they maintain their focus for one last play.
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St. Louis Blues fans went absolutely bonkers after winning the first title in franchise history ... hitting the streets and attacking anything with wheels!!
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This oddly captivating nightmare stars Paul Walker as a low-level Mafia hood and it's totally bonkers, so be prepared for anything. Seriously.
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And that is that my fellow Republicans that want to take away all this regulation of the major finance, I think that's bonkers.
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"You're gonna go a little bonkers if you work 120 hours a week," Musk told Recode's Kara Swisher in an interview in October.
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Whether Trump is suggesting Jews specifically are engaging in false flag operations or that some unnamed group is doing so, this is bonkers.
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There is a segment of the population, including sports writers apparently, that goes fucking bonkers for the Bachelor franchise, which includes The Bachelorette.
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I actually do have faith that over the next few months people will realize that Trump is, as a potential president, totally bonkers.
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This trash talk is legitimately fucking bonkers Maybe at some point during his meteoric rise, Hogan also caught a serious case of Hulkamania.
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The world went bonkers back in 2014 when a UK nanotech company announced they'd created the darkest shade of black in the world.
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Based on stories and characters created by the prolific horror-comedy hyphenate Charles Band, "The Littlest Reich" is certifiably bonkers and cheerfully offensive.
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Most recently, White House leakers told Axios about a fully-bonkers interest the President allegedly expressed in using nuclear bombs to fight hurricanes.
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"2020 is going to be bonkers in terms of debunking this information, but the business model isn't going to get better," said Green.
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It was a review of a seminal book on rainforest conservation, Catherine Caulfield's In the Rainforest, and it is a truly bonkers document.
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These people are bonkers for all things Chip and Joanna Gaines (don't worry, I'm allowed to talk like that because I'm one of them).
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Shot over a couple days in Chicago and Sleepy Hollow, Illinois, the bonkers visual features Belos getting over a hangover with her reptile roommates.
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The second debate wasn't bonkers in a compelling way, just in a characteristically 2016 way; the GOP meltdown continues; escalation in Yemen's civil war.
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There is a bonkers chase scene in which the entire bank gets dragged around the island by some horses, in incredible defiance of physics.
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Using Halo 5's robust level creator, an enterprising designer recreated the classic NES light gun game Duck Hunt, and it's straight-up bonkers.
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Bonkers gadgets will always get coverage just by virtue of being weird, but don't reporters also look for stuff that people will actually use?
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And above all, they don't understand one of the most bonkers features of the whole situation: Everyone agrees it is going to happen again.
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What ensues is an absolutely bonkers narrative that would have been simpler, healthier, and way less expensive if everyone had just gone to therapy.
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The rich, complex role blossomed from about four years of work on the addictive (albeit bonkers) series with co-writer/co-creator Zal Batmanglij.
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Doing this, however, means it'll go bonkers with regular things, like Wi-Fi networks, so you don't want to turn it up too much.
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For some perspective on how completely bonkers that is, consider this: Just seven years ago, in 2010, someone paid 10,000 bitcoins for two pizzas.
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It sounds bonkers, or taken from science fiction, yet floating is increasingly mentioned in the same breath as yoga, spin class, and green juice.
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Their songs have always be fun and entertaining, and honestly pretty good, but nothing they've put out thus far compares to Welcome to Bonkers.
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In case you needed another reason to never under any circumstances volunteer yourself for the absolutely bonkers show, Naked And Afraid, here it is.
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Japanese mobile messaging service Line just debuted group video messaging, complete with an absolutely bonkers feature: the chats can include up to 200 participants.
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I see pink and white, and it drives me bonkers that 88 percent of people who took this BuzzFeed quiz see teal and gray.
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In every single instance, the person had a history of mental, mental illness, something set them off and they go bonkers and kill people.
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At the end of the day, the Mercedes-AMG CLS 53 is a luxury sedan for customers who expect exceptional comfort and bonkers performance.
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They're cute together, both so cheerfully chipper about the simple truth that anyone willingly associating with the Bachelor franchise at this point is bonkers.
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The connection between a three-course meal (star: roast beef salad) and a play about a newscaster going bonkers (star: Bryan Cranston) is tenuous.
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The approach was quickly recognized as bonkers and scrapped, and Mr. Johnson moved to embrace a more conventional path of containment and social distancing.
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Then, we talk with WIRED digital director Brian Barrett, a longtime remote worker himself, about how to handle prolonged isolation without going completely bonkers.
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Turnips in Animal Crossing are one of those things that makes you sound like you are absolutely bonkers when you try to explain it.
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But in general, I have a smiley face and at the risk of sounding bonkers, I make friends with almost everyone I come across.
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A bookstore, Kinokuniya, has a bonkers collection of Japanese DVDs, manga (Japanese comic books or graphic novels), anime posters and Studio Ghibli jigsaw puzzles.
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You look back on the truly bonkers story of Cadet Kelly and sympathize with how much bullshit Jen really had to put up with.
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It's all his own party members, who are well aware their constituents would go bonkers if they tried to cut Social Security or Medicare.
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Here's the thing: after this trailer came out, I read the Wikipedia synopsis for the story of the Green Knight, and it's just bonkers.
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It's both amazing and completely bonkers that you only really need a computer and a reliable internet connection to make good money in 2019.
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The supporting players include more than a few of your '90s faves playing themselves and a certain Bombshell star in a truly bonkers role.
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"2020 is going to be bonkers in terms of debunking this information, but the business model isn't going to get better," Green told TechCrunch.
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On the off-chance you're hosting but haven't already planned to the hilt, here is the truly bonkers menu planner our Cooking team made.
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It's a lot to take in, but it makes for an intoxicating start to Okja, the latest bonkers satire from director Bong Joon-ho.
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But as Meyers stated, the bonkers part of the entire situation isn't that Trump is being a flip-flopping politician with no solid answers.
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Plus President Trump&aposs America First talk is driving the media and allies absolutely bonkers as he heads into these trade talks, very important day.
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Following his character's exit from Silicon Valley, TJ Miller gave a pretty candid, bonkers interview to The Hollywood Reporter, in which he didn't hold back.
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Obama's conservative critics went bonkers and made Obama's obviously strained relationship with Netanyahu part of the GOP effort to oust the incumbent the next year.
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But Charlotte didn't account for Ford transfering a digital version of himself into Bernard's wiring—an understandable oversight, because it's a pretty bonkers plot development.
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It's a good chance to experience important American theater from the comfort of one of those bonkers reclining leather seats with the huge cup holders.
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Now, compare the bonkers storylines of the "Scary Island" season to RHONY 2017, and you'll see the reality show isn't exactly at that level anymore.
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Her new look, as Paper had hoped, nearly broke the internet, with fans immediately going bonkers over just how different — and serenely happy — Bynes looked.
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With names like "HummingBuzz" and "Blue Sparrow," the winning designs are a bonkers-looking assortment of hoverbikes, passenger drones, and a few that defy comparison.
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It was a fittingly bonkers ending for a show that was so shamelessly insane for seven seasons, and we wouldn't have it any other wAy.
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If you're reading these words right now, it's because you want to know what the big deal is with this bonkers assemblage of film frames.
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Having fan-made flowcharts handy is probably the only way to keep Stefan (and yourself) from going totally bonkers or literally spilling too much tea.
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Private Novelist, by contrast, consists of two bonkers stories of differing length and quality hammered together into one book for no good reason at all.
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Between 503 and 2013, annual coal consumption went from 1.36 billion tons to over 4.24 billion — an average annual growth rate of 211 percent. Bonkers.
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If you think you know what the big story of the week is on Monday morning, Trump is sure to tweet something bonkers on Tuesday.
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The Predators make a practice of not announcing who the anthem singer is, because inevitably it's someone ultra famous that makes the crowd go bonkers.
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Still, now they've sorted out the little hiccup on the circuit breakers, maybe we can just concentrate on the bonkers valuations on the Chinese markets.
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By 2020, the year of the next US presidential election, wireless executives and law enforcement will go bonkers if FirstNet isn't well on its way.
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But now that social media exists, pretty much anyone can share their most bonkers ideas about how to go up a bra size or two.
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Try this recipe for poached eggs with mint and yogurt from Julia Moskin, an unlikely combination that is just bonkers delicious whenever you eat it.
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Urban Taqueria has only been open for six weeks, but it's already generating some not-great publicity because of its slightly bonkers menu item names.
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The creators of the bonkers Netflix movie about female cellists and their male teacher explain their thought process: each plot twist was a feminist statement.
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And people "go bonkers for" Feather's own emerald-green velvet sofa on walnut legs ($55 per month for a year's subscription; it sells for $1,993).
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They know there's something lasting and human and world-changing and completely bonkers that we're hiding behind our molasses-like culture and confounding royalty statements.
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Disney Plus Tony Basgallop created this bonkers domestic chiller about bougie new parents and the odd au pair they welcome into their spooky old townhouse.
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When you click through that link — and you absolutely must — you will find that every sentence is more bonkers than the one that precedes it.
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But what makes its bonkers-ness sing is how it looks, and in particular the spaces and places in which its characters perform their wackery.
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When you start an episode, it's impossible to know whether you're in for a delightfully bonkers romp or a wrenching meditation on love and loss.
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Considering Artforum's involvement in an on-going defamation lawsuit filed by former employee Amanda Schmitt against Knight Landesman, I find this question to be bonkers.
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Release date: June 28 What makes it great: It's a bonkers corporate satire starring Tilda Swinton, a brave little Korean girl, and a giant superpig.
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A proof-of-concept short for the film has just been released, and it looks bonkers, like Ghostbusters meets a twisted, darker version of Harry Potter.
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That Black Mirror, which has so cleverly interrogated humanity's relationship to technology, would toss social media moguls a softball appearance in its narrative, is completely bonkers.
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Then earlier this month, Perry released his plan to save coal and nuclear plants, and it was, in a word, bonkers (read this post for more).
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"It seems like half the things Musk says are totally right, half are totally bonkers," said Austin Russell, CEO of Luminar, a Silicon Valley lidar startup.
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Connie ropes Crystal in on the next bonkers phase of his evening, continuing to stoke feelings of warmth toward him in her belly all the while.
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The pooch has come up with an impressive hustle: a scam that is earning her a free dinner every night and is driving her owner bonkers.
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At the time of writing, it includes videos about Donald Trump, gun rights, white identity politics, and QAnon, the bonkers conspiracy theory popularized by Roseanne Barr.
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If you aren't familiar with the item, it's really just an espresso cup filled with whipped cream, and many dogs go bonkers for this occasional treat.
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" Nolan Grunwald Maya Wild"For me and so many, Prince has always been a constant, guiding force of bold, thoughtful, completely bonkers energy, sexuality, and creativity.
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Long before I got angry at my mom for her completely bonkers political views, I got so pissed at her for pronouncing it as Poké-MAN.
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At this point, Pokémon Go doesn't really need an introduction, considering people have gone absolutely bonkers over this now-viral app since it launched last week.
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She leaves without drinking out of either cup, only to find the Gargoyle King, in all his bonkers bloody costumed glory, dramatically posed in a hallway.
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As someone who grew up in the Hamptons, I know that rich people can afford to have bonkers-ass dreams and convince people they're good ones.
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We haven't seen this in the wild yet, but it feels safe to say that once in the hands of players, nuclear armament will be bonkers.
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Then around 2011, things went bonkers: So far this year, a whopping 0003 million people have journeyed to Iceland — more than triple the figure from 2010.
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The list is bonkers; an improbable smorgasbord of content representing several subcultures, from space enthusiasts to drag-racing fans (not that those two are mutually exclusive).
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And then there's the bonkers Rimac concept that also landed in New York after its Geneva debut, because what would New York be without some excess?
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In the end, Mamma Mia 2 is perfectly described in its best number, a completely bonkers version of "Waterloo" that is forever tattooed in my brain.
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This is Durst's first full-length feature since 2008's The Longshots, and honestly, it looks like one of the most bonkers movies of the year.
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When Torrance tries Charbay's experimental BBQ sauce, "The Shiney," things go really bonkers—that is to say, he begins to slowly morph into a chicken man.
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The Dave Meyers-directed video is very fucking bonkers: Kylie Jenner is there in gold body paint holding a goat that also happens to be Travis.
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I am tired of seeing his scrunched-up face on TV. I'm tired of hearing his voice through a microphone, amplifying his absolutely bonkers, incoherent arguments.
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Up until their latest album Welcome to Bonkers, the focus of Nekrogoblikon seemed to be more on creating goofy metal rather than creating really good metal.
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These pesky sounds may or may not be convincing the little boy to do some bonkers things, like almost push his nanny Verena off a tower.
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Let's examine the lineup we have so far: "Midnight Summer Jam" Cooler A cooler isn't just a cooler, as this bonkers piece by HuffPo points out.
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If he's this assertive now, imagining what he'll do in the playoffs when Golden State actually needs him to go bonkers from deep, is terrifying. 2.
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On nearly every issue, these voters tend to lean liberal—or at least liberal enough to think Republican culture wars and Fox News fearmongering are bonkers.
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Putting Jesus' name on food—other than what gets served at Communion—seems to be a quick and easy way to make pearl-clutchers go bonkers.
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Related: Rick and Morty's Bonkers New Trailer Will Blitz Your Chitz Let's Hear It for Clouds Gamers Designed This Stunning Claymation Video Game Entirely By Hand
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And unlike the bonkers, 1,000-horsepower concept racecar it showed off at CES earlier this year, this one looks, well, like a fairly normal-looking crossover.
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Take your pick of bonkers numbers: It's not for everyone, in the same way that this year's World Series wasn't for those averse to home runs.
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Then again, Atletico is one of the best defensive teams in recent memory: Atletico Madrid's defensive record under Diego Simeone: 256 games135 clean sheets Absolutely bonkers!
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But in the past year, Whole Foods has been up around 42% — and then a tech company decided to buy them and the stock went bonkers.
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Read more: I toured the surprisingly bonkers LinkedIn offices in the Empire State Building, which has a 'speakeasy' bar hidden behind a wall of rotary phones.
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Ryan's World merchandise can be found at Target, Walmart, and Amazon, like "Ryan's World Giant Mystery Egg," which includes many toys and was produced by Bonkers.
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It works because BoJack is a talking horse, and because that is ridiculous, and because it's hard to guess where this already-bonkers premise will lead.
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Mermaid lips are one of those just-for-funsies beauty ideas that seems bonkers, but is totally worth trying at home (if only for the photos).
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This is bonkers -- a woman whipped out a grinding saw to break into a Botox clinic this past weekend ... and it was all caught on camera.
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"If you were looking for somebody in history who thought this was bonkers, you wouldn't have to go back to the 1500s," Sarah Kessler tells me.
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Now, I think even Sorry to Bother You's most ardent fans would admit the movie is probably way too bonkers for the Academy to fully embrace.
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Bonkers knew that if it pulled off the collaboration with Ryan ToysReview correctly, it would be massive because of the engagement and following he has online.
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"Something Blue" (season 4, episode 53) The hilarious "Something Blue" takes Willow's misery over Oz leaving and turns it into some bonkers "what if?" wish fulfillment.
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One of the things that drove Clinton bonkers about Bernie Sanders was that he always managed to outdo her proposals with something larger and less feasible.
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But if the final act of "The Windfall" suggests that money makes people bonkers, it also suggests that Basu didn't know how to end her novel.
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The work wasn't bad: We hand-felled and swamped 75 or so spruce and aspen, and we went bonkers with the hand-loppers on the undergrowth.
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Though Joker boasts Phoenix's finely layered performance, it contains nothing as quote-unquote "bonkers" as, say, Sandra Bernhard's absolutely deranged performance in The King of Comedy.
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This half-baked proposal is something we should expect from a bonkers crazy despot like Castro living in a third-world country, not the president-elect.
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I don't know if you remember Twitter prior to this year, but it was like, there were jokes on there, which is totally bonkers to remember.
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A cynic may see today as an elaborate example of bonkers-budget experimental and experiential marketing from one of the biggest streaming services in the world.
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" And, "Of all the bonkers tech you've seen at CES this week, which one do you think will go the distance and actually make an impact?
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After a marathon run of messiness, we reached the finish line, which means we carefully took in every single moment of this sure-to-be-bonkers night.
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The scene of Butler, Lewis, Thomas and teammates celebrating with unbridled joy amid a bonkers crowd remains one of the most enduring images in NCAA Tournament history.
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The Predator 21 X is seriously bonkers, and the fact that it starts at $9,23 and comes in a massive Pelican case only makes it more so.
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" Looking back on Infinite Arms, their largest, most cinematic album, Bridwell is hesitant to describe it as overproduced, but admits "we kind of went bonkers with it.
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This was clearly an oversight made so that the two remaining astronauts had to go in separate capsules so that we could end with a bonkers conclusion.
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There are DNA markers associated with British descent, but you'd rightly be regarded as bonkers if you said that having those markers 'proved' that someone was Christian.
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MB: So Chris what is some of the most important but also to some of the bonkers things that have come out of this trial so far?
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In The Sarah Connor Chronicles pilot, Headey picks up where Hamilton left off in the second film, playing the heroine as highly capable and a bit bonkers.
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"Roald Dahl's bonkers imagination and British sense of humour are the perfect match for Mini Boden," Boden's Creative Director for Childrenswear, Laura Harvey, writes on their website.
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Hell, there was even a bonkers thing called the "Meta-tap" for copy and paste shortcuts, making the gesture area serve as a kind of Alt button.
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It's a book that looks absolutely bonkers, but if there's anyone who can pull it off, it'll be Annalee Newitz, who helped co-found the site io9.
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The crowd went completely bonkers for Drake's sweet surprise speech for Rihanna It's as if it were a live-audience taping of The Bachelor's final rose ceremony.
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There's also something very appealing in the idea of kids using a digital tool meant for very boring things to make things that are actually totally bonkers.
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This was one of the first episodes to preview exactly how bonkers things would get on 30 Rock, not to mention the total commitment of its actors.
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British weatherman and all-round awesome person Michael Fish is also part of the campaign, making appearances in some pretty bonkers videos to promote the free beer.
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Your internet connection needs to be good, and if traffic is going to be bonkers, it helps to have the app open on top of the website.
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The New York Yankees went booze bonkers after eliminating the Cleveland Indians in Game 5 of the ALDS Wednesday night ... celebrating with tons of bubbly and brew.
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Even so, it's broad enough so that everyone can laugh at the completely bonkers world of horrors the creators have built, and enjoy its sweet, childish core.
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Right now, the news cycle is (rightfully) completely bonkers about Trump and Russia, with James Comey's testimony last week and Jeff Sessions's scheduled for later this afternoon.
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But what if you were bonkers enough to force this regimented dogma on yourself, and voluntarily turn off all power in your restaurant for the whole night?
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Unix-like shells come with a text editor called Vim or Vi, but it's completely bonkers and could be the subject of like your entire graduate degree.
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The big reason: the rapid growth of target-date funds and similar vehicles, which most people set and forget — and suddenly remember when the market goes bonkers.
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By the time Holt is galloping through flames and Vandevere is threatening to kill Dumbo's mom — matricide being a studio signature — the movie has gone enjoyably bonkers.
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It's an absolutely bonkers tale of a hypochondriac prince who is cursed to fall in love with three oranges by a witch after he laughs at her.
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The formula demands that one character be bonkers and that the other not be smart enough to realize how unhinged her adversary is until it's too late.
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She's tackled everything from Anna Delvey, aka the Soho Scammer, that nationwide Airbnb scam, and the absolutely bonkers Ukrainian orphan story since the podcast began in September.
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Earlier this month, Netflix announced that it was canceling The OA, a show so singular and great and unapologetically bonkers that we probably didn't deserve it anyway.
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It's fitting that Forty be the one to sneak up on Joe in this scene, and then get misidentified as the bad guy in You's bonkers finale.
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As lawyers often do, Eisenberg took notes in meetings with Trump, a standard practice that "drove the president absolutely bonkers," according to one former White House official.
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"Looking at the annual difference in growth rates between the [White House] and CBO kind of understates how bonkers the [White House's] growth assumptions are," he wrote.
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Portugal national soccer teams fans went ABSOLUTELY BONKERS after their team won the '16 Euro Cup ... LIGHTING FIRES in the streets ... after their 1-0 victory over France.
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But when you demand that your co-workers' passwords change as frequently as the seasons, you're not just driving them bonkers, you're actively making your systems less secure.
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Thanks to an enormous leak over the weekend, we already have a sense of what's to come—including the highly-anticipated iPhone X, Apple's most bonkers fancyphone yet.
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That was the thrill that came from watching a team that was both bonkers-grade talented and always a little broken try to just outrun all its flaws.
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"That made me bonkers, bananas crazy," she said in February of negative responses Lady Gaga received during her Super Bowl halftime show after wearing a midriff-baring ensemble.
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First it reminds us of the truly bonkers actual explanation for the murder in question: Archie's girlfriend's dad's doorman, who's actually a mob hitman for hire, did it.
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Plus, we perused the bonkers amount of money people are pouring into self-driving right now, and took a white-knuckle racetrack ride with some robocar speed junkies.
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The montage highlights all of Broad City's best instincts: It's off-the-wall bonkers, joyfully filthy, and genuinely touching in its portrayal of Abbi and Ilana's fierce friendship.
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Dick Durbin, "the most exciting boring fight I've seen in my life," Noah nails the dichotomy of Wednesday's drama: dry and slow and yet somehow bewildering and bonkers.
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First reviews of the action franchise's new installment reveal a positive critical consensus, highlighting the film's meticulous world-building, all-star cast, and totally bonkers level of commitment.
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That man was Mark Wahlberg, and he was portraying roller coaster enthusiast and dad's-worst-nightmare-of-a-boyfriend David McCall in the brutally bonkers relationship thriller Fear.
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We found out that the weddings of Chinese elites are over-the-top bonkers awesome, while Cambodian weddings are basically an excuse to dance and eat fried fish.
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There's the bonkers trailers, the Thom Yorke score, and that already infamous scene full of blood and piss and broken bones that made people almost puke at CinemaCon.
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The first is that her fans go balls-to-the-wall bonkers whenever Taylor "notices" them on social media by blessing them with a like, share, or comment.
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I'm surprised that in the list of ABC shows you've rejected, you haven't tried "Scandal," the Kerry Washington-led bonkers political soap that's part of the Shondaland empire.
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But there was one thing that everyone agreed on: Sorry to Bother You—Boots Riley's biting-racial-satire-hidden-inside-a-fever-dream directorial debut—is goddamn bonkers.
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Please, stop everything and direct your attention to the biggest news item to make the rounds over Labor Day weekend—the most absolutely bonkers road rage video ever.
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This crazy-pants-bonkers-bananas finale had everything: A chase, a wedding, multiple medical emergencies, broken hearts and Bruno Mars (for my full 1100 word recap, click here).
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Joker actively courted controversy relative to the average superhero film, touting its "hard-R rating" even though there's no such thing, but there's nothing particularly "bonkers" about it.
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Listen, there's technically no wrong way to pet a dog but the way presidential candidate and ultra-billionaire Mike Bloomberg pet a dog on Monday was downright bonkers.
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The museum, which juxtaposes a massive lead-and-broken-glass Anselm Kiefer sculpture with highlights from Walsh's collection of Roman antiquities, is both gleefully bonkers and utterly idiosyncratic.
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It required massive quantities of fuel to get off the ground, and this clip shows in a nice, intuitive, bonkers way just how fast it consumed the stuff.
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And if you want to watch Erin Burnett's bonkers interview with Nunberg -- in which she tells him straight-up she smells alcohol on his breath -- click here. 280.
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Even so, amid a stellar crop of sophomore shows ("Fleabag" among them), nothing had a better year, with more bonkers flourishes, than "Barry," HBO's hitman-turned-actor comedy.
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The commentary was quieter but no less bonkers than what you might hear at one of the President's rallies or from a fact-challenged right-wing media panel.
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I guess what drives me bonkers is that people say the polls were "wrong" in 2016 and say the early vote can be a way to solve that.
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This is bonkers ... President Trump is using a brick wall the Obamas built outside of their D.C. rental home as justification for his own southern border wall. Seriously.
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"You're gonna go a little bonkers if you work 23 hours a week," Musk told Recode's Kara Swisher in an interview on Wednesday at Tesla's Palo Alto, California headquarters.
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A steel deck will cover the curved supports on the bottom of the bridgePhoto: Adriaan de GrootThe plan to 3D-print a bridge in mid-air was always bonkers.
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Cyrus gives her a pretty sweet pep talk about how she is perfect, prompting her to lean in and kiss Cyrus because this world is bonkers and why not.
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Mr. Bay likes to go bold and likes to go bonkers, fattening his often-outrageous material with crazed visual strokes and thunderous explosions, helter-skelter angles and scattershot editing.
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LONDON — It's been just one month since Britain voted to leave the European Union but it feels like a century of truly bonkers news has passed before our eyes.
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That didn't deter fans from going bonkers over him when he attempted a comeback ... getting a standing ovation at a comedy festival just 6 months after his Parkland rant.
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One decade later, after Murphy gave the world plastic surgery drama Nip/Tuck (the most bonkers medical show ever conceived, with its very own serial killer) Murphy birthed Glee.
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Samsung Display unveiled the world's first stretchable touchscreen display at the Society for Information Display (SID) in Los Angeles this week, and it's absolutely as bonkers as it sounds.
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But luckily for us, during that time, the previously unknown, absolutely bonkers hot head, managed to preside over a press briefing — in which he really delivered the farcical goods.
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Dude went absolutely BONKERS with the cash -- throwing so much money, he might be up there with the all time celebrity big spenders -- see here, here, here .... and here.
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So the next time investors around you go bonkers, remind yourself of these four things to help you be the calm investors you know you could, and should, be.
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What Is 'Gang weed,' the Joker Meme about Society Here is a bonkers explainer from Brian Feldman about gang weed, and rarely has a meme needed an explainer more.
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But an underrated approach, which has been used by a few celebrities so far, is that you can boast to the public about your bonkers encounter with Kanye West.
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The ganja was Thai sativa with an organically high THC —none of this smelly skunk stuff that makes you go bonkers, like certain Eastern European World Muay Thai champs.
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This is completely bonkers, but it's useful insofar as it shows how concerned Trump's own aides are about his temperament—and how damaging they know Trump's tweets have been.
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Watch has developed over 100 licensees, from launching an entire line of Ryan's World consumer products with Bonkers, to creating and producing "Ryan's Mystery Playdate," which airs on Nickelodeon.
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Photo: APIn a bonkers interview with CNN late Thursday, Environmental Protection Agency head Scott Pruitt doubled down on the climate censorship that's become foundational to this administration's environmental agenda.
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Back in December, Kylie Lip Kit fans went bonkers over the idea that she might launch metallic shades after posting a (somewhat controversial) picture of dripping rose-gold lips.
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Expressed in the cheerfully bonkers illustrations by Santat, a Caldecott medalist, "Dude!" tells the story of a platypus and a beaver who go surfing together and meet a shark.
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What all that bonkers growth means is that Texas' congressional delegation -- and, by extension, its number of electoral votes -- are going to soar after the 2020 Census and reapportionment.
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In the fourth episode of "Surviving R. Kelly," the music journalist Ann Powers suggests that "Trapped in the Closet," Kelly's bonkers episodic soap operetta, was a strategic career move.
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"The lot of Brexiteers who are willing to work with Theresa May and aren't bonkers is quite small," said Rob Ford, a politics professor at the University of Manchester.
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In that vein, I scoured the transcripts of Nunberg's conversation with CNN's Gloria Borger and Jake Tapper for the best -- and, by that, I mean most absolutely bonkers -- nuggets.
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The post-impeachment victory lap speech President Donald Trump delivered on Thursday from the White House has to be one of the most bonkers official events in presidential history.
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But while Joker actively courted controversy relative to the average superhero film, touting its "hard-R rating" even though there's no such thing, there's nothing particularly "bonkers" about it.
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And suggesting that Adam Schiff, who heads the House intelligence committee, should be arrested for treason, is bonkers, nuts, deplorable and, well, very much in character for the president.
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I don't want to spoil too much for viewers who haven't seen it, but what was it like for you to be part of such a bonkers season finale?
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After months of "Is this really still happening?" speculation, audiences are slowly discovering Tom Hooper's Cats to be an enjoyable, bonkers, and meticulous ride to a horny, musical dreamscape.
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When ticket-holders finally arrived, accommodation was to be had only at a ridiculous premium; Lord Daft and Lady Bonkers found themselves sleeping in local stables with the cows.
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A spiritual agnostic and lifelong skeptic, Harris eventually became the kind of guy who now meditates for two hours a day—which is "fucking bonkers," as he puts it.
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The sheer absurdity of the tale is familiar these days, reminiscent of "Pizzagate," the bonkers story about Democrats running a child prostitution ring out of a DC pizza joint.
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Not that the company's latest Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge handsets need VR to be compelling: Their cameras look bonkers-good, they're both waterproof, and their components are bleeding-edge.
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Even though the company added a record number of new subscribers, it looks like its growth isn't going absolutely bonkers even though the company is expanding to 130 new countries.
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To accomplish this magnificent feat, DARPA is launching a new program called Neural Engineering System Design (NESD) that stands to squeeze some characteristically bonkers innovation out of the science community.
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When scientists announced the discovery of a whopping seven Earth-scale worlds in orbit around the TRAPPIST-1 star system back in February, space nerds understandably went bonkers with delight.
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While the posts themselves are certainly bonkers, the real drama comes from the comments — in the most controversial posts, you're sure to find the spiciest call outs for terrible partners.
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The bonkers idea starts in "Mindy Lahiri Is A White Man" when Mindy (Mindy Kaling) goes for a job interview to become the next head of obstetrics at her hospital.
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Interestingly, we'd play this song and people would go bonkers, but because the album hadn't come out, people weren't dancing to "Golden Skans" or anything—they'd wait for other songs.
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As a bonus: this five minutes of sitting across from someone who won't stop saying bonkers things with a straight face was probably great practice for the debate next week.
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In fact, with its tabla drumming and hippie sentiments, "Kinda Bonkers" is one of the most straightforward and feel-good things AnCo have made, which in itself is kinda weird.
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But according to an absolutely bonkers set of allegations, food hazing was very much on the menu for grown-ass adults at the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety.
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It certainly sounds like Root, which is to say, it's overtly mystical, very moody and atmospheric, chock full of epic riffs and ritual chanting, and more than a little bonkers.
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We'll never get to see Twelve Monkeys-era Terry Gilliam make a brain-bleedingly bonkers five-hour miniseries or whatever in the 90s, sadly, but this is almost as good.
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In a bonkers colloquy with The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza, a raving Mr. Scaramucci used colorful and profane language to call Stephen Bannon, Mr. Trump's chief strategist, a self-promoter.
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In this bonkers yet weirdly beautiful science fiction-horror hybrid (directed, with retro panache, by the great Richard Stanley), the light is a throbbing lilac and blood is Schiaparelli pink.
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Let's talk about those later on, and let's start with the actual races inside the bonkers air-conditioned stadium in Doha, with the Star Trek opening montages for every race.
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But he also wrote, directed and starred in this completely bonkers comedy, in which he plays a presidential candidate who, for reasons we won't go into, hires his own assassin.
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A new player also includes the always-welcome addition of Michael Sheen as a positively bonkers and amoral defense attorney, who clashes with the firm's Maia, played by Rose Leslie.
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As of press time, Cats currently boasts a 17% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, the same score that The Fanatic, Fred Durst's bonkers stalker movie starring John Travolta also received.
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" Instead, Jefferies says, he decided that America's approach to gun violence is totally bonkers: In Australia, we had the biggest massacre on earth, and the Australian government went: "That's it!
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That statement was probably the most normal part of the otherwise completely bonkers press conference Stone held Friday afternoon outside a Florida courthouse after being released on a $250,000 bond.
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Von Miller went absolutely BONKERS after the Broncos drafted Bradley Chubb Thursday night -- screaming from the top of his Vegas hotel ... even getting his own daddy in on the party!
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Will he be the comic relief, a la Ethan (Zach Cherry), or someone who drives Joe particularly bonkers, like Benji (Lou Taylor Pucci), who was Joe's first victim of season 1?
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" With that as his rallying cry — plus a cynical co-opting of the "Southgate spirit" — Boris pursues a bonkers summer-long, flag-waving, Churchillian campaign for "party leadership and Brexit leadership.
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Moda Operandi is offering this bonkers-awesome deal for one week only so if you have your eye on something special you better hurry and scoop it up before it's gone!
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But, over the years, Mindy Kaling's brainchild has proven to be the anti-rom-com, with its bonkers themed episodes and its fart-pill popping, fashionable, impossible-to-pin-down lead.
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I recently took a break from therapy for a few months but started back up again after realizing how much it balances me out and how bonkers I feel without it.
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But while the movie has actively courted controversy relative to the average superhero film, touting its "hard-R rating" even though there's no such thing, there's nothing particularly "bonkers" about it.
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These simple narratives give your brain a rest, and serve as a way to organize the frankly bonkers pace of news from Musk's companies on a weekly — and sometimes daily — basis.
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Deadline reporter Dino-Ray Ramos, who got to test out the experience, described the ride as "fun, scary, and bonkers," but I'm assuming Ramos wasn't actually using Lyft to get anywhere.
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The changing of the seasons might equate with PSLs, sweater weather, and #spoopy Halloween decor for some, but for others, it's an indicator that the bonkers sales week isn't far offer.
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The incident got Zsa Zsa just as many critics as admirers, but her explanation for why she disobeyed the officer in the first place is just bonkers – and very Zsa Zsa.
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A one-eyed goat born in the Indian state of Assam is getting international attention after surviving far longer than anyone anticipated, but also because he's absolutely bonkers to look at.
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The shoes – mostly popularized by the US brand Heely's – have remained popular among kids, but declined from the bonkers period a few years ago when they were *everywhere*, including on adults.
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David Bowie seemed to pick acting roles that put him in brainy, sometimes totally bonkers films, which is probably what happens when your first movie has you as a literal alien.
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READ: The White House social media summit was about as bonkers as we expected "To tolerate bigotry is to perpetuate bigotry, especially when you can do something about it," Green said.
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It was huge TVs with insane resolutions, extra-capacitous memory cards, insane gaming computers, and, most of all, totally bonkers gadgets such as this swan-adorned TV. Don't get me wrong.
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Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (July 21) We're big fans of cinematic curiosities—those absolutely bonkers movies that could end up either amazing or an absolute train wreck.
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This is cool and all, but let's be real here: Without Spotify's bonkers Drake-mania over the last week, there's probably no way Drake would have all these top-10 singles.
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Lohan's star has been somewhat nonexistent since her big comeback attempt — The Canyons — was more notable for the bonkers New York Times article about it than, you know, the movie itself.
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Rarely has anything in pro wrestling been as legitimately bonkers as someone creating a new promotion out of thin air, sinking hundreds of thousands into it, just to be the champion.
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"Bull Black Nova" off Wilco (The Album) accomplishes this with smoldering guitars but perhaps the best encapsulation comes from "Art of Almost," the bonkers opener from 2011's The Whole Love.
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We are releasing some people from maximum-security prisons where they have been sitting in solitary confinement for 15 years, and they are absolutely fucking bonkers when you let them out.
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The company was founded three years ago and has partnerships with major retailers like Target and Walmart, according to Deborah Stallings Stumm, senior vice president of sales and marketing at Bonkers.
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"Yes," I said, to expedite my day, because this seemed less bonkers than explaining what I was actually doing: touching leaves and flowers for luck, which I've done since earliest childhood.
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But then she fell in love with the other strangers, including the rule-maker: Masha Dmitrichenko, a Russian immigrant and former executive whose passion for transforming people's lives is borderline bonkers.
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Kikuchi, a left-handed pitcher, is scheduled to start Thursday for Seattle, and if Angels Manager Brad Ausmus decides to use Ohtani, his left-handed designated hitter, Japan will go bonkers.
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When the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences named "Moonlight" best picture on Sunday, the organization made cultural history, and not just for the bonkers way the victory was announced.
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There are also several Asian specialists and a smattering of Latin American material, the most extraordinary example being a bonkers 18th-century painting from Peru, presented by Robert Simon Fine Art.
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In fact, the idea that the West is at war with radical Islam, and that the survival of Judeo-Christian European culture is at stake, is completely bonkers — and incredibly dangerous.
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The Carpetbagger Margot Robbie adored the script for "I, Tonya," the bonkers, ultimately dismaying film about the American figure skater Tonya Harding and the 1994 attack on rival skater Nancy Kerrigan.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE The Criterion Collection recently released a new restoration of Ingmar Bergman's 1975 screen adaptation of "The Magic Flute" — a stylized and slightly bonkers Swedish-language take on Mozart's opera.
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Danny Rand's ridiculous story about dragons and glowing fists and magical cities is supposed to be bonkers, and the showrunners and writers this season have gotten much better at acknowledging it.
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Crazy. Ballistic. Bonkers. I was in a club in Hoxton this weekend and it came on – they were shining all the lights on my face, I told them to allow that.
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Why can't these two, who are so clearly bonkers for each other, just accept that and have the life of baking and sex and sharing flannel shirts that we know they want?
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Click here to view original GIFIn 2015, Google released DeepDream, a bonkers, art-generating neural net users put to work rendering everything from disturbing dog collages to even more disturbing psychedelic porn.
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Look, I'll just cut to the chase: I think we can all be forgiven for losing our minds over how bonkers-cute this photo of The Rock cradling his newborn baby is.
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When Camille asks Ashley why she thinks John didn't kill the girls, she says "because it would make him popular," which is a completely bonkers way to look at a double homicide.
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Since then, storied companies like Reason and Native Instruments have dropped some very sophisticated music apps—not to mention the scrappy developers who are churning out bonkers software at an alarming rate.
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This can mean something like the underwater episode, in which BoJack struggled with both a language barrier and his growing isolation from everyone else as he lived out a bonkers silent movie.
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So when Zoe Bain, Refinery29's food editor, asked if I wanted to write a piece about "why we all go totally bonkers over free food," my response was a resounding yes.
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"Uranus would be a good one [to visit] too, because Uranus is sideways," he added, referring to the fact that the planet's spin axis is tilted 98 degrees, which is pretty bonkers.
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READ: The White House social media summit was as bonkers as expected Progressive YouTubers including Pool and Kyle Kulinski (who has 703,000 followers) have leveled similar critiques, despite large and growing audiences.
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The photos of the dopplegangers sitting together wearing the same exact thing are out-of-this world bonkers, and they bring up an interesting question: Is it bad to have a type?
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READ: The White House social media summit was about as bonkers as we expected It was, as President Trump promised, a big and exciting day at the White House for Social Media.
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A bonkers oral history of the night recounted an influx of riot police, people climbing the ballpark's foul poles, fans trying to break into the players' clubhouse, and countless other terrifying instances.
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The company says it's the most powerful Mac ever with 133th-Gen Intel Xeon processors with up to 213 cores, up to 24TB of RAM, and a bonkers 4,400 Watt power supply.
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Shout out to my boy Patrick Redford over at Deadspin for bringing my attention to this bonkers video of a guy riding around a skate park while standing on a bike's handlebars.
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You can love Donald Trump and still believe that the idea that the Russians, the Democrats and the FBI co-funded a dossier designed to discredit Trump's 2016 campaign is totally bonkers.
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The actor/producer/former rapper/burger chain owner/Chevrolet dealership owner (it's true) obligingly answered a fan question on Instagram Stories yesterday regarding his daily schedule, and it is completely-freaking-bonkers.
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With the bonkers numbers Mahomes has already put up in his young career, it feels impossible that he did it all in the elements of the NFL's outdoor stadiums, but it's true.
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Hitchcock made great play with houses, of course, with the metaphorical mansion of Psycho (1960), the perspective tricks of Rear Window (1954), and the bonkers Vandamm House of North by Northwest (1959).
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NET offers completely bonkers syntax while being essentially the same under the hood as C#, which is so far a much more sane (and C-like, obviously) entrypoint into the CLR universe.
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If you've never been to VidCon, the internet video conference in LA that took place last week, it's tough to appreciate just how bonkers some fans go for their favorite internet celebrities.
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Bookies in Vegas are currently taking bets on the final season of Game of Thrones, according to Variety—and you can make some serious money if your bonkers prediction actually comes true.
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Even zombies can't just happen anymore—there has to be some virus or fungus that caused them, rather than just the bonkers idea of the dead rising and wanting to eat brains.
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As I learned over the course of a weekend after reading nothing but women's mags from the 23s, 60s and 70s, there are some truly bonkers things buried in their dusty pages.
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By the time they got to their hit "R U Mine," the crowd was in an absolute frenzy and, as this bonkers video evidence suggests, was essentially as loud as the band.
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But if you don't mind any of that, you might find this creation by Davis (whose "Camping" was recently adapted for the network by Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner) refreshingly, deliriously bonkers.
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So when one of her patients, a little deaf lad (Jacob Tremblay), goes missing and bumps in the night disturb her sleep, Mary wonders: Is there a ghost or is she bonkers?
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The odds of a presidential intervention seemed to have shot up on Tuesday, when Mr. Trump suggested to the crowd at his bonkers rally in Phoenix that Mr. Arpaio's conviction was unjust.
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And it's bonkers to think that arguing that the president is doing what you say is a good job means he can stay in office, when he's trying to violate the Constitution.
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Glass's villainy was first related in Shyamalan's film "Unbreakable" (2000) an agreeably bonkers fantasy that also introduced his Everyman nemesis, David Dunn (Bruce Willis), who discovers his modest powers in middle age.
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That's what President Donald Trump said — and much more — in a bonkers impromptu press gaggle on Friday, where he gave his candid (and misguided) takes on just about anything he was asked.
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"We will be dropping new music as often as humanly possible… monthly, weekly sometimes, and it will be VARIED and with collaborations and may feel bonkers at first," he wrote in the post.
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Regardless, it's time to buckle up, call your State Farm agent, and hope for the best, because the first real trailer for David Ayer's Suicide Squad movie is here and it's freaking bonkers.
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In an interview with You magazine, Helayel said that now famous blue wrap dress caused everything to go "bonkers," after Middleton wore it for her engagement announcement with Britain's Prince William in 2010.
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To give you a sense of what you're missing, here are five new developments from Zoo's season three premiere that really, truly happened, and will hopefully foreshadow a beautifully bonkers season to come.
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Get rid of the "DNA in amber" bit, and the science behind Jurassic Park isn't completely bonkers — even if we're not quite there in terms of creating our own dino-like genetic hybrids.
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Though that sounds thermodynamically bonkers, such fuel would, from a legal point of view, count as "zero carbon" because making and then using it involves no net release of CO2 into the atmosphere.
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Related: Rick and Morty's Bonkers New Trailer Will Blitz Your Chitz Rocko's Modern Life' Is Back and More #Relevant Than Ever The Best Mad Max Furiosa Costume Is Made of Real Car Parts
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Tremendous Ratings — The BestStill riding high after his televised Netanyahu talks, on Thursday, Trump decided to do what he thinks he does best, and be on camera again for a bonkers press conference.
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His balls-out playing style earned him the nickname Nails—as in "Tough As"—and his questionable off-the-field behavior scored him a reputation as being a more than a little bonkers.
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And luckily for viewers, the shooting and the bonkers reveal that Mary Drake is her biological mom hasn't hindered her ability to play sleuth and dish out sarcastic one-liners like nobody's business.
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As bonkers as that may seem, it's a procedure that dates back to the Cold War, when we faced the Soviet Union with tens of thousands of nuclear warheads on hair-trigger alert.
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But by Trump standards, this was a silence of Salingerian proportions, and perhaps a sign that relative quiet has descended on this bonkers election — the eye of our great political hurricane of 2016.
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It's the earnest, issues-oriented Canadian teen soap you've always loved — a bonkers amount of drama for any one school, and yet an incredible amount of empathy, loyalty and ethical decision-making, too.
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If you're already a fan of Korean filmmaker Park Chan Wook, then you know to expect more lush, deranged, sensual imagery and a bonkers storyline with themes of greed, torture, and sexual servitude.
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Late Friday, as the sun set on another bonkers week on the internet, kids began walking out of school to protest gun violence, while adults complained about marijuana legalization on unofficial weed day.
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"As a comparison to Siegel's more problematic, yet also more full-throated, luridly bonkers take on Thomas Cullinan's novel, it feels strangely unkinked and scrubbed clean," wrote Jessica Kiang on website The Playlist.
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Lady Leshurr and Section Boyz also made appearances, the former a kind of Yo Gabba Gabba bonkers playground rapalong, the latter a shouty mess that didn't quite gel with the after hours vibe.
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Then there was his bonkers decision to shoot the film on two cameras at the same time, using both 35mm format film and digital HD footage, the latter of which he ultimately discarded.
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"At the time, it was taking a big chance because no one had done anything like it before," Deborah Stallings Stumm, senior vice president of sales and marketing at Bonkers, told Business Insider.
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To reveal any more would be a disservice — the show hinges on very deliberate dissemination of information — but suffice it to say that its plot is labyrinthine, compulsively compelling and often absolutely bonkers.
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Members old and new need to air their grievances, hash out their differences and set a course for how the team can better function over the next two sure-to-be-bonkers years.
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More important than these nudges to the audience, however, is how much closer Part 3 of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina feels to a Riverdaleverse show in tone, humor, and straight-up bonkers ideas.
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It is with a deeply heavy heart that I have decided to retire from my field, throw my poison tank to someone even more bonkers and go on vacation with my beautiful wife.
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The pop star takes the food wordplay of her new single, "Bon Appétit," to a whole new level by turning herself into a meal in a clip that's as creepy as it is bonkers.
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Photo: TwitterIn the midst of his semi-regularly scheduled bonkers morning tweet rant, in which he deleted and re-posted tweets multiple times, Donald Trump mixed things up by throwing in an undank meme.
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Senator Michaels is one of Mellie's first opponents, so Olivia calls him and pulls out an envelope to blackmail the senator into voting her way about free college because Olivia is bonkers these days.
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But Notorious knows it's a primetime soap and isn't ashamed to embrace that fact, so you're bound to find something entertaining if you turn your brain over to its bonkers logic for an hour.
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It's a premise — and a title — that seems doomed to fail, but here's the thing: God Friended Me...works, wielding a talented cast and a pilot that turned a bonkers premise into something moving.
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Apostle is a completely bonkers period horror film that features Sheen at his most terrifying, playing a cult leader with an affinity for bloodletting, and a mind-blowing storyline you just have to see.
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Riverdale has never been the most chill teen drama out there, but over the course of its first two seasons its plot has been slowly riding a funicular to the top of Mount Bonkers.
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I'm writing this entire column having just gotten back from seeing Parasite, so you'll have to excuse me if my thoughts are a little scattered because Parasite is, to put it mildly, completely bonkers.
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Yep, it's true: MoviePass is offering customers one 2D movie per day for the price of $9.95, and it's a bonkers low price, considering people regularly pay that much for a single theater ticket.
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The team is charged with saving the world from a red tidal wave that incinerates everything it touches, and the issue ends with a giant reptile being sent into space on a rocket. Bonkers.
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If the idea of an bonkers assassination plot rings a bell, that's probably because North Korea was implicated in the murder of Kim Jong Un's estranged half-brother, Kim Jong Nam, back in February.
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While Cash agrees a wedding, which would throw together the gang and their various bonkers families, "would be really fun," we shouldn't pencil the Cutler-Shive-Overly nuptials into our TV calendar just yet.
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Plotwise, The Magicians leans in on stuff being bonkers — Alice's imprisonment in the library sets her up to meet Santa Claus and hide a cockroach in her mouth for an uncomfortably long time; Not!
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When I quit dieting and began the intuitive eating process, I made a point of creating food security for myself, specifically around the foods I'd behaved so bonkers around: potatoes, bagels, grapes, and hamburgers.
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When I was in diet mode, they became another way for me to measure how well my day had gone, steps being nothing more than negative calories or net carbs in my bonkers brain.
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My picks this week are, predictably, a little more scattershot: bonkers future-pop from Danny L Harle and Carly Rae Jepsen, sprawling electro-country from Lambchop, and stirring EDM from Porter Robinson and Madeon.
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We spoke with Deborah Stallings Stumm, the senior vice president of sales and marketing at the toy-manufacturing company Bonkers Toys, on what makes a successful partnership between a toy company and an influencer.
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Once the bonkers $1 period is through, the plan will cost $50 a month for unlimited service — but if you upgrade to a new iPhone, you'll be eligible for another six months for $1.
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Unless you want to spend all of New Dawn saying to yourself "whatever" and "I don't know," do yourself a favor and at the very least, read up on the bonkers details of 5.
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His illustrations for Don Quixote are rougher and less illusionistic—studying them, you're always conscious of their being works on paper, perfect for a novel about a man driven bonkers by his own library.
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No matter: All are equally done in by the final scene, a bonkers scherzo in which the quasi naturalism is swept away by what is meant to be the joyful surrealism of children's theater.
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"It seemed bonkers that someone would be able to vote for president but not school board or City Council or secretary of state," said Dale Ho, director of the A.C.L.U.'s Voting Rights Project.
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According to political scientists Alan Abramowitz and Steven Webster, rather than ideas empowering partisanship, partisan commitments encourage support for political ideas — no matter how deceptive, false, or bonkers they seem to more neutral observers.
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To be clear, none of this is really a case against Apple offering a bonkers-expensive iPhone, except to say that such a pricey device will naturally push consumers toward a manageable monthly plan.
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At least the game went out with a bonkers finale, where the hosts cursed, sprayed champagne, threatened to defecate on the homes of trolls in the chat window and begged for new jobs. 193.
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As Rockets Coach Mike D'Antoni and General Manager Daryl Morey are fond of saying, it's bonkers to see a player like Harden, in his 11th season, find a way to get better yet again.
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But Morris - who became interested in birds of prey when she was a psychology lecturer researching emotional intelligence – said people thought she was "completely bonkers" when she wanted to start an owl therapy business.
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There's no way Jimmy Fallon was going to let James Corden be the only late night host involved in the new Cats movie — which, by the way, it just as bonkers as you'd expect.
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The aforementioned family friend explained to Officer Jennifer Moreno that the stirring made the home-cook go positively bonkers: "He said that the suspect had bit and stabbed him," Moreno told The Detroit News.
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An accomplished photographer and makeup artist with an eye for unique faces and a playful sensibility, Black can easily switch from high-fashion editorial, to cool-girl style, to completely bonkers in a beautiful way.
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Photo: GettyFor months now, the British government has been trying to figure out how exactly to enforce a bonkers law designed to prevent minors from accessing internet porn, and it may finally have a solution.
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Though it was the lack of gluten in their diets that cured them, Dr. Hass attributed the miraculous change in his patients to a bonkers theory about a non-existent magical enzyme found in bananas.
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Unfortunately, the 2019 show has been pretty tame by most measures, which is why it's so refreshing that Hyundai came to Las Vegas with a truly bonkers idea: a "walking car" with real, bendable legs.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 89%What critics said: "The second season of You is even more bonkers than its predecessor, rectifying loose plot threads and keeping the addictive contents of the first season.
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" Barry's Anthony Carrigan told PEOPLE in a statement: "Ok, so, this is bonkers & makes no sense to me, but if it means I get to stand among this group of incredible actors, I'll take it!
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Sure, that made it slightly more dangerous than the toy it was based on, but it doesn't even come close to Rober's latest bonkers creation: a giant Super Soaker that fires water at 40 mph.
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Vera tells me Saturdays are still busiest for them, and she needs 17 staffers on deck to keep up with the demands, which seems bonkers considering the counter is the size of a corner shop.
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In the interview — which is bonkers in just about every way — Jones expresses distaste for Swift's music, which isn't a unique opinion, per se, but he also accuses her of only writing "hooks," not songs.
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This time, the focus is on Australian politician Bob Katter, who you might've seen around on the internet with his seriously bonkers change in mood, swiftly changing the subject from marriage equality to crocodile attacks.
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Keenum, now the presumed starter for the Broncos, sat down with Denver media folks and was asked to break down the Minnesota Miracle—the absolutely bonkers, game-winning, last-second touchdown pass to Stefon Diggs.
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It's known as geoengineering, specifically "solar radiation management," and while it sounds a bit bonkers, researchers are seriously studying the possibility of such a drastic campaign—including potential effects on everything from hurricanes to ecosystems.
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Already photos from the new season have leaked, revealing some interesting connections between Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow, not to mention, possibly the entire season 7 plot, which, no spoilers here, sounds bonkers if true.
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Its Dreamcast sequel, Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future, has a completely bonkers story in which humans and dolphins live side by side as equals, until humans enslave dolphins and fuck up the environment.
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From the very first episode, Netflix's Dead to Me is one bonkers twist after the other, a snowballing web of lies and deceit that has you on the edge of your seat, begging for more.
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But he took his Prince tribute to a whole new level, throwing himself into the bonkers fun of "Let's Go Crazy" with swooping guitar licks that brought the already standing Grammys crowd to a roar.
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The craziest thing about last night's episode was that, despite there being a ton of action, there was still a lot of scene-setting, suggesting that the next five episodes are going to be bonkers.
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" This is the question Vladimir Putin, barely suppressing a mischievous smile, asks Oliver Stone at the conclusion of The Putin Interviews, Stone's ambitious, illuminating, and often bonkers series of conversations with the Russian strongman. "Beaten?
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It is bonkers that a corporation of any national origin, including America, can openly spend money with the intent of manipulating an election to their liking, whether or not it works (and it often does).
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Susan O'Malley, the chair of the Commission on the Status of Women's nongovernmental organizations board, told BuzzFeed News that one closed-door meeting was "so bonkers" because of Trump officials' stances on the issues discussed.
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It's actually pretty bonkers, somewhere between Gravity, The Day After Tomorrow and 2012: Of course there's always inherent risk in disaster films coming at a bad time, which happens more often than you might think.
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Last week, Focus Features announced that director Jim Jarmusch's truly bonkers zombie movie, The Dead Don't Die, is dropping this summer, and that it'll star just about every extremely cool person you've ever heard of.
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As political messaging goes, it seems flat-out bonkers to position Republicans as the party of the superrich — especially during a critical midterm election campaign with control of both houses of Congress on the line.
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The adorable couple celebrated their first night in their new home by drinking #KarlFashioneds (Cook's signature drink) and eating pasta that Cook made with their absolutely bonkers stove and oven by French brand La Cornue.
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Elon Musk, the man behind Tesla and SpaceX, is worth some $23 billion but nevertheless considers it a victory that he dialed back his "bonkers" 120-hour workweeks to a more "manageable" 80 or 90.
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Without the context of the films to put it into some sort of perspective, there are a few lines that are just plain ol' bonkers (even Pattinson called it "a weird story" just last week).
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NT: I'm keen on Hagos Gebrhiwet, partly because of that bonkers race this summer when he miscounted the laps, blasted a 54 on the penultimate lap, and then had to try to scamper back in.
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One of the more bonkers, and infuriating, aspects of Ellen's kindness monologue is that she goes out of her way to insist that she just bumbled her little old way into this incredibly elite setting.
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We may still be waiting for Cage to star in the next Ari Aster movie, but until that happens, at least we'll be able to watch him go completely bonkers on a boat in Primal.
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As you can see from the (frankly bonkers) YouTube ad below, the company's new "Active Gaming Footwear" line includes a sleek-ish black rubber shoe that is, best I can tell, a big, thick sock.
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But step back a bit, and the contrasting responses to this one bonkers story offer a way to think about our political polarization, which is shaped by a recurring version of the Hay story's reception.
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But step back a bit, and the contrasting responses to this one bonkers story offer a way to think about our political polarization, which is shaped by a recurring version of the Hay story's reception.
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Its ability to morph into whatever it wants from episode to episode, from a frighteningly realistic simulation of an abstract philosophy problem to a bonkers montage of 800 afterlife scenarios, has been its greatest strength.
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At any rate, it's definitely a chance for audiences to partake in the beloved summertime tradition of watching a Tyrannosaurus rex go absolutely bonkers on the people dumb enough to bring it back from extinction.
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And the promise of funny, bonkers stuff would — amid this onslaught of superhero film and sequel after sequel — make me look forward to whatever the studio is creating next, at least until Guardians 3 comes out.
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Photo: GettyThe United States Federal Communications Commission is calling upon the top telephone and wireless service providers to create a system to hinder the plague of illegal robocalls that is driving the majority of Americans bonkers.
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Kanye West has been busy composing some pretty bonkers tweets over the last few days, and last night he shared another one: a truly horrifying fondant-filled pic from Travis Scott's surprise 26th birthday last night.
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Look up "bonkers" in any good dictionary and the first entry should be Sorry to Bother You, the loony directorial debut from rapper Boots Riley (best known as frontman of political hip-hop group The Coup).
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Photo: GettyMere minutes after Donald Trump finished his batshit bonkers speech about exiting the Paris Climate Accord, White House advisory council member Elon Musk did what many have urged him to do for months: he quit.
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At $399 for the Core m3 model, it's more than double the Atom-powered Compute Stick, which is kind of bonkers, since low pricing is one of the reasons why anyone would even consider buying one.
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A new Pretty Little Liars promo from Portugal proves that season 7b is revving up to be the most bonkers set of episodes yet — which is great news, considering it's also the Freeform show's swan song.
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But while Reddit has a reputation for going bonkers on some threads, Suicide Watch has been refreshingly civil and supportive, and a lens into how social media can be utilized as a community tool for good.
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In its final act, just as It should be raising the stakes, cranking up the emotion, and delivering us a balls-out bonkers finale, It instead devolves into a generic monster battle and starts to drag.
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Hurd revealed to PEOPLE on the 2019 CMAs red carpet Wednesday that Morris called him while he was working with his clothing stylist, so he couldn't go bonkers in the moment when she shared her results.
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It was very much a hockey Game 7, which is to say it was completely bonkers and both teams continued to tear up and down the ice like the fate of humanity hung in the balance.
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But whatever you make of that conclusion, and whether or not you think it does enough to give true meaning to the film, one thing is clear: It's absolutely bonkers that this movie actually got made.
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That included him saying this when asked if the aid was being held up to push an investigation into the bonkers theory that the DNC worked with Ukraine to hack its own damn self in 2016.
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Last year, Adult Swim ordered a whopping 70 episodes of the show, all but promising that we'll be watching Dan Harmon turn his bonkers Post-Its into plotlines and incorporating unfortunate Kanye West cameos basically forever.
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The best evidence is this bonkers photo the IAAF used on their Twitter feed, showing the bodies of three of the four runners on the US 4X400 team, with a flag blocking out most of Muhammad.
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The difference here is that while The Society was a thoughtful exploration of the darker side of human nature a la Lord of the Flies, Daybreak relishes in the humor of the whole world going bonkers.
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It's unusually challenging to describe the movie, which plays out like a particularly bonkers episode of Black Mirror crossed with a Western, and which veers from action to horror to dystopian sci-fi to gallows comedy.
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Still, The Holiday Calendar lacks the bonkers throw-all-the-tropes-on-the-wall-and-see-what-sticks verve of A Christmas Prince (at no point in The Holiday Calendar is anyone menaced by a wolf).
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All the sleds: Bobsled, luge, and skeleton I already mentioned the bonkers skeleton event but the ice track is also home to bobsled and luge events, too, and these are all about speed, speed, and more speed.
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Alone in the giant house, except for an occasional visit from Malcolm (Rupert Evans), who delivers groceries, Greta undergoes a transition from thinking that the couple are bonkers to suspecting that the doll is indeed somehow alive.
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At the moment, it looks like the only way to listen to Reputation when it is released on Friday, November 10th will be to buy it — either online, or accompanied by a bonkers-looking magazine at Target.
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We see Fran with her romantic partners, meet her brother (whom, spoiler alert, can and does get it), and witness Fran on the brink of a huge career opportunity when their dog Bonkers downs some 'shroom pills.
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It's a strange series starring a not-so-young Jude Law, a wildly expensive re-creation of the Vatican, and bonkers musical cues from U2, Belle & Sebastian, LMFAO, and, in the astonishing penultimate episode, Australian producer Flume.
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Even if modernist cuisine drives you bonkers and the thought of foam and squeeze bottles causes you to break out into hives, you'd likely agree that cooking deserves a spot alongside the other artistic endeavors out there.
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However, if you're someone like an IT pro (or a friendly neighborhood tech reviewer) who regularly has to wipe and configure a bunch of machines, Cortana's persistent blathering can drive you and everyone in your vicinity bonkers.
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In a 2007 column called "Let Them Eat Tofu," Ann Coulter borrowed from Marie Antoinette in a bonkers piece about liberals being disconnected from real America, because they believe in the "insane, psychotic idea" of climate change.
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Look, I could sit here and explain every piece of that sentence, but rest assured: Knowing all the ins and outs of this Mustang/volcano/murderous bird sequence isn't at all necessary to appreciate its bonkers brilliance.
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The house party Demi Lovato throws in the new "Sorry Not Sorry" video is already bonkers enough — there's a giant bubble bath, people making out, and plenty of inflatable pool toys — and then… Paris Hilton shows up.
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The whole saga is so bonkers that it's almost surprising that it's taken this long for Netflix to give it the true-crime treatment since the streaming service has already cranked out so many true-crime bangers.
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Among my other favorites were the exhilaratingly bonkers Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts, one of Rare's overlooked gems, dragging bear and bird into a bizarre platformer/racing/sandbox hybrid and drenching them in a delightfully tropical Starburst aesthetic.
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As Jennifer's reach expands, the show turns entertainingly bonkers, satirizing not merely rape culture, sexual harassment, and the fashion world but every arm of the "global dissatisfaction industrial complex," including its " Lean In " and self-help manifestations.
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It's so off-the-wall bonkers that even Lawrence, speaking at the film's New York premiere, admitted that she was "shaken" the first time she saw it: My first reaction was that we took it too far.
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As viewers quickly found out, Bandersnatch splinters into so many diverging plot lines that even the creator of Black Mirror doesn't remember exactly how to access a secret post-credits scene containing a pretty bonkers Easter egg.
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You can choose your own watershed moment: "Dance Wiv Me," "Bonkers," touring with The Red Hot Chilli Peppers, teaming up with James Corden for an unofficial World Cup single that interpolated Tears For Fears with Backstreet Boys.
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"The tip-off point is that their music is totally fucking bonkers," he says; to him, their album Human Animal sounds less like an album than a compilation of mumbles, creaking doors, screeching birds, and UFO landings.
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For every fun, whacky anthem like "Vagina" or "CPR" or the charmingly bonkers "Spiderman Dick," there is a song like "Pedophile," a bitter, urgently rapped narrative about abusive older men who take advantage of underage girls' naïveté.
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The premise: Apostle is a bonkers horror film about a man who tries to rescue his sister from a 19th-century utopian cult, only to discover that the situation is much, much more complicated than he expected.
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Despite the opposition to the project — and even the intervention of Britain's secretary of state for the environment, Michael Gove, who described the felling program as "bonkers," — around 5,700 of the targeted trees have been cut down.
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Two series — which premiere on Friday, March 20 — stand as tentpoles of the deluge: bonkers docuseries Tiger King and period piece miniseries Self Made, which is inspired by the life of historical hair mogul Madam C.J. Walker.
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Although some American pundits say that Trump is bonkers when it comes to his domestic policies, they expect the rest of the world to believe that he is O.K.-ish when it comes to Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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There are always a handful of softer challenges to get us started; for me today, that was SUBJECT / SUSPECT, SPINY / SPITZ, BONKERS / BORDERS … the entries that had letters involved that just didn't work in too many cases.
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It's a brain-bleedingly bonkers move, and show creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have responded in typical South Park fashion—by penning an extremely tongue-in-cheek "apology" to China and releasing the entire episode online.
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" Writing that it's "totally bonkers" to expect senators to vote for a bill they don't want to become law, Mr. Klein criticizes the bill from the right; it's a "skinny bill" that "wouldn't repeal much of anything.
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Meyers tries (and fails) to makes sense of Giuliani's story in his bonkers, shouty interview with CNN's Chris Cuomo, and also tracks how Trump's excuses and explanations to the press shifted over the course of the weekend.
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For the fourth game in a row, the sophomore from Inglewood hauled Arizona to victory with a bonkers stat line: 275 yards on 223 of 17 passing, 146 rushing yards on 13 attempts and three total touchdowns.
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Bonkers in the sense that unlike the clunky Power Loader, these 7-foot-long arms replicate human motions with incredible smoothness and accuracy, each limb lifting 500 pounds, then turning around and manipulating the most delicate of objects.
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" Primetime investigated all the episodes from the fifth season and determined that 13 out of the 20183 episodes were primarily about gay themes, which led Sawyer to her first, bonkers question for Ellen: "How gay was the show?
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The move towards aggression sits better than Yachty's past attempts, thanks to his increasing technical skill and the bonkers, avant-garde nature of these beats, but to think that major-key rap music can't be hard is fallacious.
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We also got a chance to discuss Nilay's bonkers theory about Apple's dongle suppression campaign, Mark Zuckerberg's wacky trip to the EU, and we spoke with unearned confidence about Dieter's hands-on with the RED Hydrogen One phone.
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Relation to Harry: Great-grandfather Synopsis: This movie isn't bonkers, but it is a wonderful, Oscar-winning film where the future king George V screams dirty words in a room by himself as part of his speech therapy.
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Other evidence: At the very end of the episode, after the "arm" goes a little bonkers — otherworldly trees are very sensitive, you know — Agent Cooper Normal opens the curtains of the Red Room and sees the real world.
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Nevertheless, in a bonkers interview with The New York Times on Wednesday, President Donald Trump levied a thinly veiled threat at Justice Department Special Counsel Robert Mueller: Look too closely at my financial entanglements, and I'll fire you!
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Read more from Tyler Lauletta:The most iconic athlete born in every stateLeBron James went bonkers at his son Bronny's AAU tournament, dunking in the kids' layup line and celebrating so hard he lost his shoeOrioles outfielder dubbed 'Dr.
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Letter To the Editor: As a Dutchman I must note that Roger Cohen's assertion in "The Islamic State of Molenbeek" (April 12) that Dutch susceptibility to propaganda leads to voting against the trade agreement with Ukraine is bonkers.
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When the company behind the world's top-earning YouTube star Ryan Kaji (of Ryan ToysReview) — who earns an estimated $22 million a year — first decided to expand into toys in 2017, the team reached out to Bonkers Toys.
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Fey told me that the "30 Rock" writers often threw random lines at Morgan which they thought would be funny to hear him say, and he'd deliver one bonkers interpretation after another, making bouquets of oddball actorly choices.
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It's why Wall Street went bonkers when Amazon reached a deal to buy Whole Foods, suggesting that the company is about to do the supermarket industry what it did to retailers such as J.C. Penney, Macys and Nordstrom.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - When Canadian James Naismith invented basketball back in 1891 it is doubtful that in his wildest dreams he could have imagined his hockey-mad homeland going bonkers over a sport designed to be an "athletic distraction".
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But it's not the grime, either, of MCs feeling obliged to make compromises in the hunt for bigger audiences – compromises like "Summertime" and "Bonkers", which were perfect examples of how to take something powerful and make it weak.
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A bonkers email exchange between Tripp and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, which took place just before the suit was filed, showed that there was clearly bad blood between these guys but didn't clear up who was telling the truth.
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In a moment straight out of a Dickens novel, a young woman is whisked to a totally bonkers science colony outside Chicago and assigned to help an eccentric matron prove that Shakespeare's plays were actually authored by Francis Bacon.
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"I thought from the very beginning that it was completely bonkers," Georgina Adam, editor at large of the Art Newspaper and author of Dark Side of the Boom: The Excesses of the Art Market, said of the Narativ theory.
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Just look at who has recently graced CBB, originally a bonkers U.K. confection, with their unhinged presence: Bachelor Nation's "Bad Chad" Johnson, gravel-voiced Mob Wives alum Renee Graziano, and reality-turned-Snapchat stars Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt.
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Yes, the offense is bonkers and will stumble like an over-served dad on a hot day at Epcot Center, but the most glaring way the 2016-17 Rangers are nothing like the 2015-16 Rangers is the goaltending.
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She was some 30 feet from me, on stage in…Read more ReadHuawei Put a Bonkers-Big Zoom on a PhoneI've been waiting a long time for some company, any company, to bring a big zoom to a smartphone.
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He had heard that bread posed a special problem in space: Back in 1965, two American astronauts had smuggled a corned beef sandwich aboard Gemini 3, and crumbs from the rye bread went bonkers in the micro-gravity environment.
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As the Sunday Times' India Knight aptly put it, the show is like "a bonkers, dysfunctional Little Women" purely because of the incomparable "level of sibling love and intimacy" that's otherwise nowhere to be seen in most TV shows.
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Sure, the idea that Mel Gibson and Harrison Ford were also considered for the Tom Hanks Saving Private Ryan role is absolutely bonkers, but I'd rather consider the insanity of the Tyronn Lue cross-over step-over any day.
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John Morris told me Kyrgios is so competitive — they play I Spy on car trips, and Kyrgios goes bonkers if he doesn't win — that he might end up atop the sport in spite of how he feels about it.
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If Octavia Spencer's onscreen presence usually fills you with comfort (see: generally warm and fuzzy films like Gifted, The Shape of Water, Hidden Figures, Instant Family), you may not suspect that her latest character is completely and utterly bonkers.
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Versace published a typically bizarre coffee-table book about his many bonkers properties in 1996, and in it you can find photos of the family frolicking poolside at Casa Casuarina alongside busy interiors and shots of naked men ironing.
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Just when you thought you might never hear the word "Pizzagate" again, a right-wing conspiracy theorist has made a new, just-as-bonkers suggestion that Voodoo Doughnut in Portland is also a front for child traffickers and pedophiles.
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Because the way I'm playing Injustice 2 right now, as a bonkers comic-book story mashing all manner of DC icons together, yet still somehow emerging as a hundred-times more coherent than Batman v Superman, works for me.
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Bonkers, founded three years ago by Brian Bonnett (president and CEO), Jade Throgmorton (creative director), and Stallings Stumm, who heads the marketing department, has made a name for itself making toys focused on influencers and other digital-media properties.
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Not unfolding so much as seizing, this bonkers thriller features a musical theme by Angelo Badalamenti and a cinematographer, Thomas Hencz, who surveys the exposed canyon between a store clerk's buttocks as if it were the Dead Sea Scrolls.
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"Boris' bonkers 'bung a bob for Big Ben Brexit bongs' bid bombs," was the verdict of another tabloid, The Daily Mirror, as frustrated Brexit enthusiasts hinted of a plot against them and suggested that church bells ring out instead.
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The concept of Bitch Planet — a sci-fi take on grindhouse flicks that sends "non-compliant" women to an interplanetary jail to compete in a Hunger Games-ish battle to the death — is supposed to be pulpy, bonkers fun.
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Illustration: Benjah-bmm27 (Wikimedia Commons)Anyone who's taken the psychedelic drug LSD (formally known as lysergic acid diethylamide), or had the joy of listening to their favorite relative talk about it during Thanksgiving, knows it can be a utterly bonkers experience.
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Photo: GettyToday in absolutely bonkers allegations, a recently filed lawsuit claims American drone maker AeroVironment transported explosives on a commercial flight and then attempted to cover it up by firing an employee for reporting the incident to the US government.
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Awesome.Try Not to Lose Your Lunch on This Bonkers Never-Ending Slip &aposN SlideIn an effort to celebrate Australia Day—a holiday in which the nation apparently likes to risk life …Read more ReadYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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The concerts for the latter were bonkers, starting the run as avant-garde, meticulously choreographed deconstructions of a traditional rock show, and ending it with exorcisms that entailed Clark crumpling down a 10-foot pink plywood pyramid like a drunken horse.
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Your love of Dødheimsgard's bonkers black metal saw you do a Tim "Ripper" Owens when you became their vocalist in 2005, putting you in the same orbit as extreme metal musicians you'd admired as a teenager like Fenriz, Vicotnik and Czral.
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It may be strange to think of Porsche as an electric vehicle company, but it's offered performance-oriented plug-in hybrids for some time now, including cars like the bonkers quick Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid we drove last year.
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But Mr Hunt is a sensible man who is trying to win the support of a party that has gone slightly bonkers: fixated on Brexit, furious about the way Britain has been treated by Brussels, and given to chasing unicorns.
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In the 31 episodes since Varchie announced themselves as a true Riverdale couple — rather than the taboo flirtationship they had at the start of season 1 — the pair have become far too comfortable for the bonkers series they're living through.
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It's pretty bonkers that an Echo would have so wildly misinterpreted what was going on in a conversation, and Amazon says it is "evaluating options to make this case even less likely," but the glitch isn't necessarily a reason to panic.
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Which is every bit as bonkers as it sounds, but it isn't completely "just because we can" — it turns out that it's the perfect way to film tigers, because unlike drones, helicopters and juicy camera-men, tigers basically ignore elephants.
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The clarity of the formula belies its bonkers execution; the Royals won all three games in the late innings, most impressively scoring seven runs (no homers) in the middle game's ninth to erase a six-run deficit and walk off.
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Baudy and bonkers, Robin Hardy's cult horror classic remains a magical hybrid: It's part detective mystery, part satire, part scathing takedown of hippie culture, part musical, part nightmare fuel about a rural community gone off the rails into collective madness.
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Hey, if it's cool for the Dominican Republic to go bonkers for beating Team USA, it's OK for Mexico to lament the half-assed tiebreaker system WBC devised, and for its players to feel like the entire exercise wasn't worth it.
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It might feel like years ago by now, but it was just this past Monday when we all went bonkers over a dramatic video from the new installment of Planet Earth, wherein an iguana is seen escaping a gaggle of snakes.
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Silicon Valley is funny not in spite of its consistent use of deus ex machina band-aids to patch up each plot, but because of them; the twists are often so bonkers that they make a bizarre kind of sense.
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Through this history, you will find supersonic scramjet drones, a completely bonkers "heliplane," blended-wing fighters, a long list of spaceplanes, the joint-strike fighter, a tiny autogyro meant to replace ejection seats in combat aircraft, and a nuclear-powered bomber.
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That's because it literally has been no time; the most recent episode aired just yesterday, and now less than 24 hours later we are forced back into this completely bonkers world where everyone (ahem, our girl Rachel) is suddenly crying.
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When not boasting about the pleasures of owning a private jet and preaching about the power of his techniques of irresistible influence and selling a weight loss DVD called I Am Permanently Slender, Sylver was saying some truly bonkers, evil shit.
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The A-side contains three bonkers punk songs including "My Dickies" where Riddick goes ham on guitar, while the B-Side "Night Bully" hunkers down into a more industrial punk arrangement and sound that has been likened to to Chrome.
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To underscore how bonkers Satan panic was, in 1990 Judas Priest's lead singer Rob Halford was called to testify in a Nevada courtroom about subliminal messages in the song "Better by You, Better than Me" from their Stained Class album.
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No; this is a post about the ways in which New Yorkers, who famously strain themselves not to look twice at celebrities and pretend to disregard their power, went bonkers over the mysterious arrival of a Mandarin duck in Central Park.
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For starters, there's a taco with a tomato head, a truly awe-inspiring tiger/pharaoh hybrid, and a swan that's only going to reinforce judge Ken Jeong's belief that Swedish singer Björk will one day be on this bonkers show.
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The Alfa Romeo 4C might be on the way out in the US, but the bonkers little ride is effectively a roadworthy race car that's also as close as one can get to a compact Ferrari at a budget price.
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The new season of Big Mouth drops October 4, Cardi B's hip-hop competition show premieres October 9, and that extremely bonkers sci-fi show starring Paul Rudd and, uh, another Paul Rudd will hit the streaming service on the 18th.
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The hosts — as well as co-stars Kenan Thompson and SNL writer Mikey Day — took time to find their footing in the variety show format, which gives the cast a chance to sing in formalwear in between truly bonkers sketches.
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Another questioned whether "Big Cheese" would pay for someone to adopt a dog but, since this is 2019 and everything is fucking bonkers and brands are trying to be our anxious and relatable best friends, that shouldn't even be in doubt.
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If its gleeful cracking apart of traditional theologies doesn't get you (there's a lot of folk Catholic imagery here, complete with an Ash Wednesday-like mud smearing on the foreheads of the faithful), its bonkers scenes of chaos probably will. Mother!
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He won by seven-second knockout over now 0-1 Minoru Kimura way down the bout order at the opening round of Rizin Fighting Federation's Grand Prix this past weekend in Saitama, Japan, and he bookended his performance by acting authentically fucking bonkers.
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Centering on a tiny Brazilian village named Bacurau, the film plays out like a particularly bonkers episode of Black Mirror, with a mysterious threat endangering the lives of the residents — who then decide they have had just about enough of being exploited.
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In a recent interview dug up by Watchers on the Wall, Irlam discusses what he considered one of the most dangerous Game of Thrones stunts — a season 5 sequence where the most bonkers-looking of Daenerys' dragons protects her from an assassination plot.
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As the Prince of Wales, heir to the British throne, he gives an absolute bonkers performance that includes a moment in which he holds up two beautiful, snowy swans by the neck and bellows "BY THESE SWANS," vowing revenge on the Scottish rebels.
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