Director: Breck Eisner Writer: Scott Kosar and Ray Wright Remake of: The Crazies (1973) The original Crazies, one of George A. Romero's lesser offerings, has been largely forgotten.
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"Crazies stick with crazies #breakovermorepackingtodo," tweeted the Atlanta native on Wednesday, leaving fans speculating if he might be moving back in with Stanton on the West Coast. https://twitter.
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The crazies had taken over the asylum, it felt like.
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Borrow some of the tricks used by the conspiracy crazies.
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I've got crazies coming out of the woodwork to confess.
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They also suffer the "October crazies," according to this fox's owner.
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He drives the van around with the crazies in the back.
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He says the Cameron Crazies didn't invent the "air ball" chant.
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"We used to have a great brand of crazies," she said.
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I don't [want] anything to do with all those crazies in Berlin.
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That's happening worldwide, and it also happened in 2010's The Crazies.
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She is the author of the memoir "Gone to the Crazies" (HarperCollins).
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Attacking everything that Islamophobes, homophobes or sheer crazies say is not enough.
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So the pressure to feed the crazies is immense in this media environment.
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Like all other dating sites, Awake Dating doesn't have a no-crazies filter.
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They are not "crazies" in the category of Gabrielle Giffords shooter Jared Lee Loughner.
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" But he softened his position regarding her classification of the district's critics as "crazies.
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I'm not going to run and hide because the peta crazies don't like me.
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When I worked in Berkeley, I embraced the crazies, because they're the ones havin' fun.
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"And sure enough, all the crazies kind of came out," Brady said in the video.
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I had already planned to show The Crazies for precisely the reason you had mentioned.
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"When it comes to durian, there are a lot of crazies out there," said Teoh fondly.
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Back in the 80s, before the internet and social media, crazies were considered just that — crazy.
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You will continue the class act and make the rest of us feel like angry psycho crazies.
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The $10 blow dry charge the salon tacked on to hair services always set off the crazies.
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Horror film "The Crazies" (1973) was remade in 2010, starring Timothy Olyphant, Radha Mitchell, and Danielle Panabaker.
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Or maybe you're one of those crazies who insists on drinking iced coffee when it's 30 degrees out.
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" She praised Trump for his "tough" handling of reclusive leader Kim Jong Un "because he's dealing with crazies.
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Maureen Dowd: 'Riling up the crazies' Marvin Hier and Abraham Cooper: Words alone won't stop hatred and deaths.
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"She was very prominent in the shaping of policy," said Steve Durham, a leader of the House Crazies.
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I honestly feel like there is going to be a lot more gun issues, too, the crazies won finally.
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The result of these logical gymnastics is untenable: To win points with Republicans in Congress, Facebook is courting crazies.
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In both Israel and most Arab ruling circles, you have a mix of hard-liners, moderates and sheer crazies.
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The Cameron Crazies — Duke&aposs notoriously rancorous student section — has a long history of getting under people&aposs skin.
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This can be seen as Rollin's gloss on the zombie pioneer George A. Romero, specifically his "The Crazies" from 1973.
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Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski berated the Cameron Crazies during the Blue Devils&apos home game against the Pittsburgh Panthers.
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For the "Colonel Crazies," as locals call them, identity is wrapped in state championship titles, and their all-male brotherhood.
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They're hostage to the extreme, the radicals, to the crazies in their party and they're not listening to the American people.
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Don't get me wrong though; being selective about when and where I chose to drive doesn't completely weed out the crazies.
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"He's infinitely better than Michael Flynn; he's infinitely better than some of the crazies that you could have," Mr. Cohen said.
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Just delighting in all the crazies and the sweethearts, and the joy in the saddest places, and the unexpectedness of things.
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I'm just scared because it doesn't take that many crazies to have a demonstrative effect on things we can see every day.
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But by 2020, the bars around Jack London Square are half-empty, and the remaining costumed crazies are bitching into their brews.
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There are the QAnon crazies, whose bizarre pro-Trump theory is taking on water after lawyer Michael Cohen turned on his former boss.
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And none of this will require new legislation; we can have an energy revolution even if the crazies retain control of the House.
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I used to vote Republican down the ballot, but the Tea Party movement and some of the far right crazies scared me away.
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Except for a few left wing crazies, who in their right minds really wants to abolish our immigration enforcement or border patrol agencies?
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In his recollection, the Cameron Crazies started in with "air ball" the next time Yonakor touched the ball, not immediately after he missed.
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"McCain was the kind of Republican who could put together the crazies and country clubbers," observed Roy Fletcher, a longtime political strategist here.
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But after the 22012 Republican presidential nominee said Trump had "fired up the crazies" on immigration, Trump responded by going after McCain's war record.
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Just won lawsuit filed by the DNC and a bunch of Democrat crazies trying to claim the Trump Campaign (and others), colluded with Russia.
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If you're flying out of San Francisco International Airport, a Juliana-breed pig named LiLou can calm a common case of the airport crazies.
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It's easy to wonder, at times, whether these characters are meant to be Cervantes's iconic figures or just two homeless crazies playing make believe.
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Clones of the Los Angeles gangs popped up in and around the capital, with names like the Hollywood Crazies and the Fulton Loco Salvatruchas.
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The Cameron Crazies, filling up the risers on the western side of the arena, are aggressive in trying to knock opposing players off-kilter.
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JH: It's interesting to see The Crazies in the series, as it is a lesser-known film of a recently deceased legend: George Romero.
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His 1973 films Season of the Witch and The Crazies struggled to find distributors and a wide release, even though they reiterated Romero's idiosyncratic brilliance.
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"I've been through this stuff with some real crazies before, and it's just like, you've gotta go through that process," he told PEOPLE in 2015.
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He directed several sequels and worked on other projects, including writing the story for the 1973 film The Crazies and directing the 1981 film Knightriders.
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Let's be clear: In no way does a violent gang of crazies in Syria and northwestern Iraq pose an "existential" threat to the United States.
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Crazies everywhere, staff walking out in the middle of their shift, managers taking money out of the cash register to pay off the Russian mob.
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What's wrong with Russia bombing the hell out of ISIS and these other crazies so we don't have to spend a million dollars a bomb?
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He revived that skepticism in the early days of his presidential campaign when McCain suggested Trump "fired up the crazies" during a rally in Phoenix.
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"Given what we know about some of the crazies out there, they may see that as justification to go shoot up the place," Robinson said.
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Before turning to follow-ups to his "Night of the Living Dead," George A. Romero — who died on July 2212 — directed the "The Crazies" (2875).
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Not that I go around feeling sorry for myself, but it's tough being the Almighty when crazies keep running around fomenting hatred in my name.
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The boys in the video, their school is known around town as the "Colonel Crazies" for their intense school pride and their all-male brotherhood.
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The "crazies" here aren't zombies in the traditional sense — they're the residents of a small town driven into a bloodthirsty rage by a tainted water supply.
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The locked-and-loaded crazies in the Oregon high desert are using the same language as Republican legislators who want to take away an American birthright.
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Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski scolded the fans, who are nicknamed the Cameron Crazies, at halftime after they had chanted Capel's name late in the opening half.
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"It's just crazy, and I'm tired of dealing with the crazies," he said in 2011 when conservatives questioned his appointment of a Muslim to a state judgeship.
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"Just won lawsuit filed by the DNC and a bunch of Democrat crazies trying to claim the Trump Campaign (and others), colluded with Russia," Trump tweeted Friday.
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Diehard believers—dubbed "crypto-crazies" by Mr Roubini, who is the opposite—see such restrictions as a typical backlash designed to sow fear about a disruptive technology.
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You are about eight pixels but it is clearly you, staring blankly toward the camera as the Crazies rage around you, all facing an entirely different direction.
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They're going to put him into a home, and other people are going to be running the country and they're going to be super-left radical crazies.
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Unless the Democrats "put up one of the two, three crazies — I can't remember how many there are — I'm assuming he's going to get beat," Druckenmiller said Monday.
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John McCain criticized Trump's extreme views on immigration as firing "up the crazies," Trump responded by mocking McCain for being captured by the enemy during the Vietnam War.
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He didn't appear too fazed by the online vitriol and said to one critic, "I'm not going to run and hide because the PETA crazies don't like me."
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The family was—and is—in Oakland, where Tooz and the Snake and Foo and Dr. Death and an army of crazies laid a foundation like no other.
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It's surprising, because there are so many crazies in the Christian right at this moment who don't need an excuse to say outrageous things that cause computer clicks.
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Adversaries refer to them, variously, as "The Wackadoodles" and "The Real Crazies," but the most common way to reference them isn't with an attribute but with their leader's name.
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"There is nothing in our constitution that says we are to be the savior of the world from all the crazies out there," a reader in St. Louis noted.
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I also started prepping earlier in the afternoon so that by the time five o'clock rolled around and my kids turned into crazies, I had dinner plated and served.
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Yet party "saboteurs" come in many colors, including the phony conservative purists Ted Cruz and Rand Paul as well as the genuine conservative crazies of the House Freedom Caucus.
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Duke's fabled student section, the Cameron Crazies, credits itself with starting the air-ball chant, a self-congratulatory claim that's in keeping with the ethos of Duke basketball fandom.
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The Crazies — the notorious Duke student section of rancorous fans — chanted at Pitt head coach Jeff Capel to "sit with us" during the first half of Tuesday&aposs contest.
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Only by then it was too late, the government attack was underway, and also the party split between the Oakland office and the crazies in NY, followers of [Eldridge] Cleaver.
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So it was like a crazies chain of events where there was this void and the internet was filling it because the police were trying to do things slowly and responsibly.
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Romero went on to direct other films: There's Always Vanilla (1971), Season of the Witch (1972), and The Crazies (1973), but returned to zombies in 1978 with Dawn of the Dead.
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That sentiment was echoed by King, who referred to the group that former House Speaker John Boehner once called "legislative terrorist(s)" as "crazies" even as he distanced himself from moderates.
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"They're going to put him into a home, and other people are going to be running the country, and they're going to be super-left radical crazies," Trump told the crowd.
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Twenty-four months ago, 36 months ago, you did not have a group of radical crazies named ISIS who were burning people in cages and recruiting people to enter our country legally.
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"Sometimes there's such a thing as a responsible criminal," according to Rebus, who believes powerful men on both sides of the law are duty-bound to control the crazies in their ranks.
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"I'm running because Dan McCready's Democratic Party has gone completely crazy, and nobody buys that McCready is going to stand up to the crazies in Washington and protect our values," Bishop said.
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A stray bullet could turn this place into apocalypse, sending the second coming crazies wandering these streets into fits of ecstasy, quoting staves from the Book of Revelations as the corpses stack.
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But thanks to badass author and foodie Alison Roman's cookbook, Dining In: Highly Cookable Recipes, braving the cold is no longer the only option for escaping confinement crazies to enjoy a hot meal.
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To the right, it swept through Hyde Park, dampening the crazies at Speakers' Corner, slicking the black paths of bikers in translucent macs, wetting the stoic ducks that bobbed in the Great Pond.
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He suggested that Second Amendment crazies would know how to prevent a President Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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US troops aren't going to the border because ISIS knocking on our door, despite the rumors and conspiracy theories being pushed by right-wing crazies and people on Fox News, among other places.
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"My comments about 'crazies' were part of an overall presentation for communication practitioners and were in reference to the anonymous trolls and bots who seemingly always appear after these hideous tragedies," she tweeted.
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" Hood, on the other hand, has rejected any ties to progressives in DC, saying, "The crazies on both extremes of our parties have been driving the agenda, and people are sick of it.
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"The old men behind me kept saying things [about the protesters] like, 'Here's the crazies' Eventually these same men started ranting about the Skull and Bones society as a global conspiracy," Nichols adds.
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Naypyidaw (Myanmar) (AFP) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has described European lawmakers as "crazies" in a salty-tongued rebuttal to criticism of his deadly drug war, while vowing again that all traffickers will be killed.
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"By detaining him and taking him to court, they criminalized his action, putting him in the cross hairs, and legitimized the space needed for the crazies to respond," wrote Naseem Tarawnah, a Jordanian blogger.
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In 1976, Ms. Gorsuch was elected to the State Legislature, often aligning herself with a small but powerful group of conservatives, called the "House Crazies," who were determined to cut taxes and loosen regulations.
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Read MoreSuper Tuesday takeaways: Winners, losers & questions I believe that only when the GOP suffers a massive defeat will it purge itself of the crazies and forces of intolerance that have taken control of it.
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Jared Kushner — prince of the United States and future savior of the Middle East — wants you to know that not all computer crazies worked to help his father-in-law during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Mike Krzyzewski, the legendary head coach of the Blue Devils, berated the Crazies after they began chanting at Pittsburgh Panthers head coach Jeff Capel to "sit with us" during the first half of the game.
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A week after the WHO declared the virus—which can result in birth defects—a global emergency, here are what crazies are blaming for the virus's spread: Genetically modified mosquitoes: Oxitec genetically modifies mosquitoes in Brazil.
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" That same year on Fox News, Dick Morris said, "Those crazies in Montana who say, 'We're going to kill ATF agents because the U.N.'s going to take over'—well, they're beginning to have a case.
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Romero would go on to direct horror for the rest of his life, including other classics of the genre like 1973's The Crazies, 1988's Monkey Shines, and the Stephen King-scripted Creepshow in 1982.
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Romero most reflected Pittsburgh in films like "The Crazies" and "Martin" with characters that epitomized the city's working-class population, and through themes — like corporate greed and environmental trauma — that rattled the region in postindustrial America.
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Even so, players from that Duke team—including the Blue Devils' All-American Jim Spanarkel and Kenny Dennard, the guy who caught Yonakor's air ball—told me they heard the Cameron Crazies chant "air ball" that day.
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A public relations consultant from the district where the Parkland massacre occurred called critics of its policies "crazies" and roasted an unnamed "nasty, skanky" reporter for smelling bad in a video taken during a public-speaking engagement.
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In a fantasy world where orcs are marginalized citizens, cops are talking down medieval sword-wielding crazies, and elves are shooting up convenient stores, a magic wand is a weapon of mass destruction…that can also grant wishes.
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But let's not forget: when Gutenberg invented the printing press, the books that were most widely read, at first, were the ones by hacks and crazies, who published in vernacular languages while reputable scientists kept publishing in Latin.
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"London is my home and I love photographing all the wonderful colourful characters it [has]: the eccentrics, the artists, the crazies, the bohemians, and the crazy nutty woman who lives around the corner who owns 50 cats," she said.
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Lesser-known than Mr. Romero's other films, "The Crazies" emerged alongside '70s contagion disaster films like "The Andromeda Strain," but with Mr. Romero's signature focus on the lives of working-class innocents compromised by the incompetence of the powerful.
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But even the prospect of a disappointing season — more drama; questions about the longevity of Krzyzewski, who turns 70 next month; a lackluster postseason performance despite lofty preseason expectations — is unlikely to bring the Cameron Crazies back to sanity.
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More odd jobs, intrusive neighborhood crazies (Sedaris is a primo hassle-magnet, a trait that he constantly spins to his advantage when writing about his collisions with the Broken) and a stint working as a Santa's elf at Macy's Herald Square.
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Scout is shocked to find, during her trip home, that her beloved father, who taught her everything she knows about fairness and compassion, has been affiliating with raving anti-integration, anti-black crazies, and the reader shares her horror and confusion.
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But then people started thinking that's all I knew how to do and I was doing all of these other people, plays, things like that, but people just thought Bob Mackie shows navel, Bob Mackie does crazies, you'll wear a funny hat.
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A leading role in a play that also starred Anne Bancroft, who was dating her future husband Brooks, led to Wilder becoming a top member of Brooks' stock company of crazies, some of whom branched out with Wilder into other film ventures.
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"I consider myself actually a blue-collar conservative, I'm not really in the moderate wing, I'm just against some of the crazies," King told CNN, speaking of his unsuccessful fight against the GOP tax bill he sees as devastating for his state.
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McCain, one of the so-called "Gang of Eight" who passed bipartisan immigration reform in the Senate in 2013, told The New Yorker that then-candidate Trump had "fired up the crazies" at a rally in Phoenix with his hard-line immigration policies.
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If you want to get away from it all in 2017 (fair), but aren't ready to shell out on air travel — not to mention deal with being stuffed in like a sardine, or have to listen to unruly crazies — consider taking a cross-country train.
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"When you have members like this who are in the Tuesday Group, can work with Democrats, are not the Tea Party-crazies that have held up the president's legislation — it gives [Trump] more credence to work with Democrats," a former Senate GOP staffer said.
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"It is now almost 2020, and here are our female candidates: the Meanie, the Lightweight, the Crazies, and the Angry, Dissembling Elitists," the journalist Rebecca Traister wrote, archly, in November, referring to the caricatures that have emerged of the women vying for the Democratic nomination.
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" Mr. Doblin said it's imperative to work with the government; to show up in a suit and tie; to make sure it's understood that his cause, advancing the legal use of psychedelics, "is not for the hippies, this is not for the crazies out in California.
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Senator John McCain, who told me last summer that Trump had "fired up the crazies," now needs Trump's voters to support his own reëlection in Arizona—a state that Trump won by twenty-two percentage points in the primaries—and has said that he will support him.
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But he did sign an executive order halting any separation of families until Congress can step up, do their job and change the law as they should have done a long time ago, but that didn&apost stop many of these crazies on the left from demonizing Donald Trump.
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All the talk around him that wasn't flirtatious or drunken, or flirtatious and drunken, was not about the tree but about the fourteen people dead and more wounded in California: yet again, helpless people had been shot by crazies who were either terrorists or disgruntled, well-armed workers.
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That, at least, is what Republicans want voters to think, as they seek to demonize Democrats well in advance of the 2020 elections by painting them as left-wing crazies who will destroy the American economy, murder newborn babies and turn a blind eye to bigotry against Jews.
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Mr. Christie dismissed the criticism of Sohail Mohammed as led by the party's "crazies," but the moment signaled the hard-right turn that Republican primary voters were prepared to take on the subject of Islam and immigration and the unlikelihood they would support a northeastern governor trying to drive the party in a different direction.
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It's so easy to say that it's those individuals, it's those brown people, it's those radicalized crazies, and not be really introspective, as well as for Americans to be really critical of those we look to for spiritual thought and see what they are doing to either the betterment of LGBT individuals or to the demise of us.
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It began notably early in the presidential campaign cycle, when McCain said Trump had "fired up the crazies" in his home state of Arizona, and Trump said he didn't consider McCain, a former Navy pilot who spent five and a half years in Vietnam as a prisoner of war, where he was tortured, a war hero.
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In "the Year of the Drunken Uncle," as The Spectator calls it, the 73-year-old Trump has belittled the 77-year-old Biden as "not playing with a full deck" and predicted that, if Joe wins, his staff will "put him into a home," and he'll be there watching television while "super-left, radical crazies" run the White House.
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The shot With about 10 seconds left in overtime and the score tied at 83, the ever-vociferous Duke faithful, aka the Cameron Crazies, were doing everything in their power to will their undefeated Blue Devils to another W. Sophomore guard Tre Jones drove from the top of the arc and pushed a bounce pass to Matthew Hurt, who couldn't get a handle on the ball.
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Stop for a moment and reflect on what this week would have been like had Donald Trump been president — the carpet-bombing he'd have ordered in the Middle East, the fear and isolation his Muslim ban would have engendered in every Muslim-American, the joy that ISIS would have taken from being at war with all of America, the license this would have given to crazies in our own society to firebomb a mosque.
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White nationalist bigots and crazies are convening in Washington this weekend to mark the one-year anniversary of the Charlottesville, Virginia, riot that led to the deaths of a woman and two police officers — and, once again, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE will be confronted with the thorny issue of how to deal with them.
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So on the spectrum of people who have a hard time paying their rent, or people who aren't super-wealthy, I think we're all on that spectrum, and those narratives about homeless people being creatures that once were men, or alien invaders, or zombies, or violent crazies, really help serve to keep us from seeing our solidarity with them, and coming together and saying, 'Oh wait, if we all work together we really could flip the script in this city and make it so that housing was affordable.
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