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"Dazed and confused, so cute and paranoid," Yo Landi Visser sings in "Dazed & Confused", her whispy falsetto gliding over a sun-splashed beat, before Ninja dives in with an avalanche of 100mph bars.
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Dazed, he was helped to his feet by a teammate.
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He came out and he was very stunned and dazed.
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Many were walking — not flying — and looking dazed and confused.
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Dazed, they thought it must be someone in another room.
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Individuals with a mild case may become dazed or confused.
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Families, wary and dazed, ran across uncertain and dangerous ground.
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Dazed but still on his feet, Black started swinging again.
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Plastered on Phillip's is the dazed smile of sexual satisfaction.
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But then consider me standing upright and a little dazed.
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She was in some other numb, calm, dazed, shocked place.
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Ibrahimovic (understandably) celebrated with a dazed look on his face.
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Barrett and Williamson appeared dazed at the postgame news conference.
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As a result, the British electorate is dazed and weary.
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Chicago time, and they're both a little dazed and confused.
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As he seemed still rather dazed I repeated my inquiry.
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And a dazed recognition of the awesome power of wildfires.
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Concussion protocols required a dazed Bellerin to leave the game.
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Taylor left "dazed and emotionally shattered," according to the lawsuit.
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When I finish something and it seems good, I'm dazed.
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When I spoke with showrunners Bryan Fuller (Hannibal), and Michael Green (who co-wrote Logan and the upcoming Blade Runner 2049), they both seemed a little dazed by what Clair had created — dazed but ecstatic.
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By having a mutual understanding about when you'll both have the best mental energy, you can avoid feeling annoyed because the other person seems dazed or drained, or because you are dazed and drained yourself.
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Severe symptoms included feeling dazed, stopping play or needing medical attention.
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His work has been published by The Guardian, CNN and Dazed.
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Although she saved Villanelle, Eve is dazed from what she did.
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He got up, dazed, covered in what he thought was sweat.
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Dafy Hagai Based In: LondonHas Worked For: Teen Vogue, Dazed, Vogue.
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Dazed reports that there was a slight change to the ad.
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I saw him a few days later, dazed and red-eyed.
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"(Ghesquière) changed the way I see myself," she said in Dazed.
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"Nicki Ledermann told Dazed Beauty the actor "just couldn't sit still.
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I can feel it from the back seat, his dazed glow.
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Top Notch: This spot was famously immortalized in Dazed and Confused.
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Franken gets up, looking dazed; his glasses are snapped in two.
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Joshua Bagetti, 27, an electrician visiting from Brisbane, Australia, seemed dazed.
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"Daddy, face it," Sam said as we stumbled out, pleasantly dazed.
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Their faces, adequate in prior situations, appear oddly dazed and distracted.
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She watched, dazed, as the dead and wounded arrived by dozens.
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Mr. Blake said he walked away feeling dazed, confused and afraid.
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Dazed and burned, Akihiro headed to the river to cool himself.
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Looking dazed, they leaned on luggage in the hectic loading zone.
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In one, a little girl walks seemingly dazed through the carnage.
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As she unlocked the door, the men dazed her with numbers.
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Dazed residents spilled out of apartments into hallways thick with smoke.
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As Moore and her family left the courtroom, they looked dazed.
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An elderly lady sat, dazed, nearby with two of her grandchildren.
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Some of the victims, dazed and bloodied, staggered around the legislature's gardens.
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Even if I was there half-dazed, I had to be there.
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Footage on social media showed dazed and shellshocked people in gym gear.
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Don't be alarmed if you leave the theater feeling a little dazed.
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I was dazed by this flash of fuchsia, turquoise, tangerine, and scarlet.
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Dazed & Confused featured characters characters culled from different social circles, spanning genders.
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But the suddenness in which it all happened left us all dazed.
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He has the same slightly dazed and confused looks of Matthew McConaughey.
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Listen to "Sick" here, and head to Dazed for the full interview.
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Either way, while she grew dazed and light-headed, she didn't die.
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Then showed her pensive side in a dazed, turtleneck-wearing second cover.
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Rust was dazed and continues to be evaluated, per coach Mike Sullivan.
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You can watch Dazed and Confused for free on Amazon Prime Video.
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The point of all this is to keep us dazed and wanting.
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Two men were bloodied from head wounds as bystanders assisted dazed protesters.
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"With nothing to do I lay dazed night and day," he said.
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People stood in the streets dazed, unable to comprehend what had happened.
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It's sort of a spiritual sequel to Dazed and everyone got along.
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Dazed and Confused shows how social hierarchies can flatten into common ground.
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Wang was dazed; he didn't know fried chicken could taste that good.
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By the time I left the hospital, I was dazed, but heartened.
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When the music matches this mood, it's dazed and marvelous, a sunburst.
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He looked dazed and frustrated in a memorably terse postmatch news conference.
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I spent this entire movie slightly dazed by Chris Hemsworth's Nordic beauty.
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"Dazed and Confused" had a star-filled cast before they were famous.
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A little dazed, I stepped out of the museum into blazing sunlight.
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Unhurt but slightly dazed, I am tagged out by the other team.
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At first everything was fine, but I quickly found myself completely dazed.
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Around Borough Park, people seemed dazed by the news of the arrest.
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Dazed magazine asked Abloh where he thought streetwear was headed in 2020.
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Or rather, Georgia picked it out herself while I stood there, dazed.
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An older American couple (striped oxford, llama-patterned fleece) looked contentedly dazed.
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The picture shows him staring up at the sky, his eyes dazed.
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Turns out these Sungir kids were pretty adorable, if a little dazed.
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Evan Rachel Wood looked a little dazed, like she'd just taken a nap!
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Celebrations were spread across the nation, and among still-dazed French players themselves.
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I was now high, still feverish and completely dazed; I was also terrified.
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"If you're not angry then there's some problem with you," she told Dazed.
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One of the workers cradles a dazed Nour, while another examines his head.
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But at the moment, Moore's candidacy has the wealthy suburbs dazed and divided.
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A distinctive look and personality, too: the dazed, toothy dottiness of the Rev.
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Videos showed people being beaten on the floor and left bloodied and dazed.
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Her work for Pringle of Scotland, Dazed, and Allure all evoke this sentiment.
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Director Richard Linklater's "spiritual sequel" to Dazed and Confused ('93), Everybody Wants Some!!
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Pictures on local websites showed them looking dazed and getting treatment from medics.
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Her mother regards her with the dazed look that is now too familiar.
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He's got this dazed look on this face, like he just saw God.
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A few hours later he woke up, dazed, hearing voices from walkie-talkies.
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Plumes of smoke rose from burning cars and wounded people walked around dazed.
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Her images have graced the pages of publications like Wonderland, Garage, and Dazed.
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On Baseball The Nationals seized Game 25, leaving the Dodgers dazed and discouraged.
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Five minutes later, Mr. Jacinto was back on the ground, dazed and happy.
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By the end of this rout, Svitolina looked dazed and a bit confused.
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DAZED AND CONFUSED: The Hill's Amie Parnes reports: They never saw it coming.
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I do know that by the end of this exercise I was dazed.
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Tens of thousands of dazed and exhausted survivors were left in the ruins.
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He looks more like how I felt for months after he left: Dazed.
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Police found him a few minutes later standing on the sidewalk, dazed and bleeding.
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The artist's biographer, Patricia Morrisroe, said as much in a 2014 interview with Dazed.
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Leah, still bleeding and dazed, said she didn't think she could make the drive.
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Her singing is dazed and plainspoken; she's talking to herself, bluntly, under her breath.
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The dazed Briton barely made the count, buying a few seconds on his knees.
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Piper is so dazed during her interrogation that she blames Red for torturing Piscatella.
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From there, circle back to his early work, particularly Slacker and Dazed and Confused.
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While in court, Cunningham, who is 7 months pregnant, appeared dazed, multiple outlets report.
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No wonder the people in the galleries at the Whitney look a little dazed.
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After leaving the ring, Dadashev vomited uncontrollably and was noticeably dazed, according to Deadspin.
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A photograph of his dazed expression went viral as a symbol of Syrian suffering.
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A dazed Pavelski didn't celebrate after the score, skating straight to the locker room.
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Right after their shows, designers often resemble brides: dazed, surrounded by gushing well-wishers.
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Sara, who had maneuvered her way through the crowds to the exit, looked dazed.
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Remember, you're part of the work force now, not a dazed and confused tourist.
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See the chubby kid dazed, his spilled bike, more debris, CVS in the distance.
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After Cramer listened to the conference call for Netflix, he was left dazed and confused.
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At city hall, he joins a procession of dazed-looking people dropping off water samples.
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In fact, she's already grabbed the attention of the likes of Dazed, Paper, and Billboard.
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But whoever he or she was gave the driver a "dazed glow," as Lorde joked.
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In October, the pair posed for photos together at the Dazed and Calvin Klein party.
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When police arrested him, he allegedly had slurred speech, bloodshot eyes and a dazed expression.
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World leaders emerged dazed and confused from the G7 summit in Quebec this past weekend.
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When cops arrested him, he allegedly had slurred speech, bloodshot eyes and a dazed expression.
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Main Street was scoured into a canyon; dazed survivors picked their way around upturned cars.
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Over pressure would burst blood vessels and make a person dazed and confused, Barnett explained.
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Languid and episodic, this movie is a "spiritual successor" to Linklater's 1993 film Dazed & Confused.
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"These women are beautiful but they are also killers," she told Dazed of the drawings.
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He appeared dazed and confused but moved to the side of the road, she said.
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They lie there, for a second, dazed and confused and not sure what to do.
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Just as with Dazed and Confused, Linklater (who also wrote the script) knows this crowd.
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They found Alexander Wolff and Andrew Kennedy standing dazed in the road, covered in soot.
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Richard Linklater and Jason Reitman speak onstage at the "Dazed And Confused" screening at Sundance.
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I was so dazed that I walked outside and ran right into an iron pole.
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Too many companies are run by people who are dazed by a lack of sleep.
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When they showed up, Ken and Sue thought their daughter looked dazed, out of it.
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Katharina is, at first, dazed, unhurried, and appears not to take her arrest very seriously.
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"You're a good responder," Tracey told me, rubbing her hands together, when I emerged, dazed.
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Bloodied survivors were seen being dragged clear for help, others walked around dazed or screaming.
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TARRYTOWN $5 Film Series: "Dazed and Confused" (1983), starring Matthew McConaughey, directed by Richard Linklater.
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I slid off and toppled onto the mats, dazed, more in shock than in pain.
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Dazed got a look at the full range, photographed alongside archival Balmain for visual reference.
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Crew members were felled with intestinal ailments, and Gray had fallen into a dazed anomie.
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I stepped off 19 miles and a few minutes later at Longyang Road, slightly dazed.
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Her candid snapshots have been published by i-D, the New York Times, and Dazed.
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Dazed, they hiked for two days through the woods to get to the Bangladesh border.
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Inside, Little June looked up, dazed by the sudden sunlight and by her surprise liberator.
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Residents walked dazed through town, clambering over fractured roads to search for missing family members.
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"I remember being just dazed; this doesn't happen to an ordinary family," Ms. Briggs said.
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Their image of Syria is a little boy sitting in an ambulance, bloody and dazed.
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There are midnight screenings of cult favorites like Dazed and Confused and Death Race 2000.
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After Jim Cramer listened to the conference call for Netflix, he was left dazed and confused.
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I stood there dazed, not knowing what to do next, and then turned to walk away.
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Waititi told Dazed magazine in April 2018 that he was more than aware of the concern.
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There were no heaving art exhibition launches with photo stories published in Dazed and i-D.
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Flacco was dazed by the hit and received a gash near his ear that required stitches.
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Dazed reports that he made the request on Instagram Live on his personal account on Friday.
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Think Dazed & Confused or Dirk Diggler's living room in the first ten minutes of Boogie Nights.
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They were also sued by Jake Holmes, who argued that "Dazed & Confused" was originally his composition.
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Doctor in #Aleppo just sent this photo of a dazed child who survived an airstrike pic.twitter.
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He looked cheerful but a little dazed, after arriving at dawn on a minibus from Texas.
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More of those and Dubois could have found himself dazed, confused, or worse — on the floor.
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When their daughter finally exited, looking a little dazed, they gently shepherded her to the car.
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"According to Dazed, one of the most striking songs on the album is called "Air BnB.
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You're feeling dazed and under pressure, but an opportunity to have fun will come your way.
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DAZED AND CONFUSED (1993) Stream on Hulu; rent on Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, Vudu or YouTube.
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I found myself dazed and half-crying, but also overjoyed in a way I hadn't expected.
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Perez and Jorgensen raided the BMP's troop compartment, making quick work of the dazed men inside.
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Perhaps something sober and sensible was what you felt you needed after Mr. Bleckmann's dazed set?
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Eyes widened and miraculously capable of dropping a single tear, her Joan is dazed yet resolute.
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G.O.P. leaders, confused and dazed by the Ukraine scandal, haven't come up with a coherent defense.
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I walk among my colleagues like a zombie in a bad dream; they also seem dazed.
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I saw him wandering the main road looking exhausted and dazed, carrying a wet brown briefcase.
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"I was bed-bound and disoriented and dazed," he said, about the months after his layoff.
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"I didn't think I deserved to be executed tonight," he said later, looking a little dazed.
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Soon, Rosario appeared, in a new suit and tie, clasping his wife's hand, looking slightly dazed.
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"I don't know, man," Cormier, weeping and still dazed from the knockout, said in the cage.
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A Brazilian television news report showed two women looking dazed, sitting on the ground near the camera.
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After a minute, the tremors subside and we crawl out from under our table shelter looking dazed.
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It's laugh-out-loud funny like American Pie was, and agreeably loose like Dazed and Confused was.
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While this was happening, McGregor, still dazed from the fight, was punched by someone from Nurmagomedov's team.
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"Where are we?" asks the dazed-looking woman in a maid's uniform, her voice throaty with fatigue.
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I wasn't even bored, so much as just dazed, like I'd woken up in someone else's dream.
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He landed in a dazed heap on the road and by all accounts, is one lucky man.
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Full elimination wasn't in the picture, and their dazed looks suggested they were having trouble processing it.
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He wandered into the night with other dazed survivors, finding his way onto the city's Russell Road.
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"Matt was part of the first generation of digital natives," said Jefferson Hack, founder of Dazed Media.
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Diego Simeone, Atlético's manager, looked dazed as he trudged around the field trying to console his players.
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According to Dazed, that's what the design collective at Vaquera asked this season at its NYFW presentation.
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Moments later, he was locking in a rear-naked choke as his dazed foe struggled to recover.
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The men fled on foot, apparently dazed by the sizzling, sludgy flood of convenience store hot chocolate.
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The re-wearing of ratty clothing, the under-showering, the dazed walks within a four-block radius.
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The man looks dazed and miserable, his knees splayed and one of his pants legs pulled up.
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McGregor then dazed him with a leg kick, beat him to the canvas, and won with ease.
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Crystal Champ, 35, looks slightly dazed and agitated in the body camera footage as Holets scolds her.
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Kate, meanwhile, was shown walking into a dark room where Toby is on the bed, looking dazed.
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Valery Parfenov, the chief doctor, said at a news conference that many of the victims were dazed.
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"With 'Dazed' I was trying to make an anti-nostalgia film," he said, pushing his oatmeal aside.
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"I'm not a Girl, not yet an It-Girl," she wrote in an online diary for Dazed .
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When it was over, and the audience was happily dazed, the Safdies and their collaborators shuffled onstage.
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On Monday, he stared at his flattened neighborhood, dazed as his belongings lay strewn across a canal.
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"Honestly, I don't know if it's entirely sunk in yet," Liske admitted to VICE News, sounding dazed.
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She was dazed and could not get out, so the men had lifted her through a window.
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"If you weren't dazed and confused, too, then you obviously weren't on the Netflix conference call," Cramer said.
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In one shelter, 2-year-old Fahiyah, dazed and severely malnourished, licks specks of sugar off her palms.
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"Filming in Silvertown in Newham was integral to the dreamlike feel of the piece," explained Jenkins to Dazed.
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The morning after the election, like so many of us, I woke up feeling unbelievably dazed and bemused.
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Harry does not, mostly because he's in some sad, dazed state and sitting alone in a dark room.
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Bourgoin seemed dazed during Friday's hearing, only opening his eyes once as Crucitti outlined the charges against him.
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Audiences immediately recognized John Mayer's guitar playing or Earl Sweatshirt's dazed flow or Andre 3000's staccato vocals.
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Smith & Cult's Demon Dazed Matte Stain is the subdued, burnt-red-meets-terracotta lipstick I was looking for.
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I think I found The One... Smith & Cult Matte Stain in Demon Dazed, $24, available at Smith & Cult.
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As CEOs look ahead, they may be dazed and confused by the flashing lights — red, green, and yellow.
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Just this year, Dazed Digital ran a piece about how read receipts can poorly affect people's mental health.
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Lil Yachty sounds as if he's laughing and as if he's dazed, one mode inseparable from the other.
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BALTIMORE (AP) -- Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco was dazed and bleeding as he was helped off the field.
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"She teaches me everything," Moss told Harper's Bazaar about her daughter with Dazed Media co-founder Jefferson Hack.
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When I go home I feel like I jump into like the movie set of Dazed and Confused.
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Judging by the dazed looks on the faces of the critics around me, I wasn't the only one.
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The children appeared dazed, gulping from bottles of water and wolfing down biscuits handed out by aid workers.
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Billed as a spiritual sequel to Dazed and Confused—though you don't need to remember that movie to
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Scalia's death A dazed Supreme Court executed a "lying in repose" at the Great Hall in February 2016.
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Her eyes are open, her lips white and parted, her expression almost dazed, except that it isn't anything.
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I spent large portions of my days in a cloud of my own dark thoughts — dazed and confused.
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After the crash Travis was walking around and did not appear seriously injured, although he did seem dazed.
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"I spent the first 16 years of my life in Scotland," Rankin shared in a recent Dazed profile.
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But as dazed and terrified as she was, one thing was clear: It was her job to apologize.
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It's hard to count the times, after those late-night games, that I've felt dazed the next day.
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"I imagine in the future people might modify their tongue's width and length for cunnilingus," he told Dazed.
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His comedy "Dazed and Confused" looked back on '70s high school life similar to the kind he experienced.
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"Each video [for the album Rest] came from personal, resonating ideas," Charlotte said in an interview with Dazed.
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Orlov was dazed for a bit, but he did make it back to the bench on his own.
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When he sees Dougie's son Sonny Jim looking dazed, he recognizes the boy's despondence and begins to cry.
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Her work has regularly graced the pages of AnOther, i-D, Dazed, Pop, The Gentlewoman and British Vogue.
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ASHKELON, Israel — The woman emerged dazed from the rubble, suffering from multiple injuries and barely able to speak.
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Dazed and Confused off-field fantasies aside, there's something pretty awesome about the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
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The TKO materialized in the following seconds, as a dazed Saenz struggled to stay upright against the cage.
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Watson is thriving in ways obvious and understated, and the totality of his evolution has left opponents dazed.
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"I was a little dazed," he wrote, recalling that he had been reluctant to peel off his uniform.
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A video captured him being led away to prison, dazed, stumbling and flanked by two North Korean guards.
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I felt dazed and helpless; my body was at war with itself, and I was holding the grenade.
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Dazed by the scale of the task, the government and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) are dithering.
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I found her dazed but wickedly contemptuous of her nurses and doctors and loudly complaining about her roommate.
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AOL's 2010 homepage left us dazed and confused with clashes of colors, nonsensical icons, and a cluttered layout.
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Lazarus will be staged as part of a VR exhibition during the V&A Museum's Performance Festival, Dazed reports.
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Half-dazed, he fought to keep her under him, while groping madly for something to say to calm her.
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With McGregor dazed and fading, Mayweather went in for the kill — but the bell rang to end the 9th.
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Aashim Gulati is a disappointment though - as Amar, he looks clueless with a permanent dazed look on his face.
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Not to mention that Solange Knowles rocked clear, safety goggle-like sunglasses on her latest cover for Dazed magazine.
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This week, Grindr launched Into, an online magazine that marks the app's first step into digital publishing, Dazed reports.
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Or an awkward sequence in which a key character, dazed, wanders through the city making idle chitchat and barfing.
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I always consider "Black Hawk Down" and "Dazed and Confused" as the most clairvoyant casting jobs of all time.
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Visibly wobbly and dazed, the 41-year-old golfer moves slowly as he tries to comply with officers' directions.
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We were bemused by the pretension of the silent interview in a hotel room he did with Dazed magazine.
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We were still dazed by having witnessed the onslaught of Assad's forces on the city residents, all fellow Syrians.
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A dazed Rose is helped aboard the rescue boat, where she collapses from exhaustion on top of a nurse.
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On the platform, bleeding, dazed people walked among debris as people tried to climb out of the train windows.
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In general, "Annihilation" is paced as if everyone behind and in front of the camera were dazed and confused.
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Neil Halstead and Rachel Goswell's dazed voices echo in the margins—human forms floating somewhere out amidst the nebulas.
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So how do we feel about the drive-by that was Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life. Dazed?
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When officers arrived they approached Kholodenko, who "appeared dazed or like he was in shock," according to the document.
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And I want the idea of this being like the Dazed and Confused soundtrack of weirdo, outsider American rock.
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Earlier this month, label signee Carla dal Forno shared "Fast Moving Cars," a dazed daydream of a better world.
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In the very next round, Whyte got one of his own when he dazed Rivas with a hellfire uppercut.
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The fashion photographs Yuki James styled for V Magazine, Dazed Magazine and Harper's Bazaar, do this time and again.
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But the public appears more dazed than repulsed by Trumpocracy, and the president already is revving up for 2628.
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He ran toward the mangled train, where he saw dozens of dazed passengers, many of them bloodied or trapped.
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Ku also told Dazed that he was inspired by Tenga, the company behind the $400 virtual reality sex suit.
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She seemed dazed, her eyes dark and wide, and she suddenly refused to allow her name to be used.
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Dazed, I sat on the floor beside a woman in a burqa as she carefully folded her children's clothes.
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Video from both sides of the divided city showed rescuers and dazed civilians fleeing amid yellowish clouds of dust.
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Meanwhile the left is energized as never in my lifetime, while the center-left seems bankrupt, dazed and paranoid.
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The film's poster features a dazed Harley Quinn whose head is enveloped by bird-versions of the supporting cast.
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And he left his dazed audience in the dust, begging for surrender and commenting sheepishly on his obvious brilliance.
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Finally, the lawmakers went home, with Democrats, some seeming slightly dazed, posting celebratory tweets about their sudden good fortune.
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Madonna reportedly wanted him to write songs for her, though he ultimately never met with her, he told Dazed.
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The director of "Dazed and Confused" and other Hollywood hits is making clear his dislike for presidential hopeful Sen.
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Her Japanese is weak, so she works in a dazed state of incomprehension; rarely does someone pause to interpret.
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When the dazed Enrico appears, Rautendelein, curiously touched by his sadness, decides to follow him into the mortal world.
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She plunged into the darkness and came out with her husband, who was in his pyjamas, dazed from sleep.
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A photo of the child, Omran Daqneesh, sitting in an ambulance, dazed and bloody, had been shared widely online.
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Many were dusty and dazed toddlers who were slung over the shoulders of workers and carried to waiting ambulances.
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Her writing has appeared in Prelude, Dazed, the Fader, Electric Literature, Nerve, and other places online and in print.
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He seemed to bounce back ok, if only dazed by the unsettling reminder that he isn't a pro ballplayer.
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Then the lights go out, and when they come back up Winston is dazed, insensible with pain, and bloody.
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Amber Heard and Cara Delevingne are the spitting image of each other these days -- both lookin' dazed and confused.
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Dorothy, bruised and dazed from another round of Frank's abuse, shows up naked on Sandy's doorstep, looking for Jeffrey.
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The few sculptures of human bodies that are featured in the show look like dazed survivors of this attempted erasure.
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"He seemed to be dazed," Draper said, adding that the man didn't appear to have been driving under the influence.
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"I was thinking about immigration and illegal immigrants, or illegal 'aliens' when I was designing the collection," Scott told Dazed.
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It's pretty crazy ... in this surveillance footage, obtained by TMZ, you can see Todd was totally dazed from the hit.
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In the video, you see him get knocked down 3 times, kind of writhing on the ground look somewhat dazed.
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Designer Gogo Graham makes clothes for trans women, and her designs are worshipped by everyone from W magazine to Dazed.
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"But this is also for chocolate," Meraj said, speaking with the dazed clarity that comes to people in extreme heat.
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It's a moment of release for Hunter's character, who's been pinched and dazed and deeply sad up until that point.
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Still dazed from the roughly 28,133-kilometer journey, they do not really know where they are, or what lies ahead.
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He promised to provide them within a year, and it only took him a few months, as Dazed Digital reports.
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My small business members are dazed by the onslaught of regulations that continue to pour out of federal government agencies.
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Soon after the bombing on Tuesday, images of destruction and dazed survivors standing amid the rubble appeared on social media.
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After recounting this, Gleiberman moves on to what he liked about "Dazed and Confused," but the reader is still agape.
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I mean someone the other day said to me, the boys are in Dazed and Confused and you're in Boyhood.
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Cikatic retreated to the ropes, clearly dazed and Hug chased him with punches and a front kick to the face.
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Parisian electronic band, Supernaive commissioned an animation by Vincent Tsui for their "Opal Waltz" single off the EP Dazed & Confused.
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The LA-based company partnered with luxe gym Equinox to host a "Dazed and Renewed" recovery workshop on 4/20.
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If you need further evidence of what these sound like, check out the Forest Animal Rave-tagged "Dazed Cultivation" below:
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Whether intentional or not, no other work has so accurately recreated the dazed confusion and subdued euphoria of the afters.
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At least I figured out that Peas morphing to PIECE was today's goal, before I got "too dazed," get it?
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The driver, dazed and bleeding, lurched his car out of the line and crashed into another vehicle on Bergen Boulevard.
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He then emerges from the fray dazed and dripping with silly string and a milkshake someone had thrown at him.
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As the Steelers celebrated in the end zone, Tittle knelt there, dazed and injured, and Mr. Berman captured the moment.
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Kamala Harris's formed a yellow-shirted, fresh-faced, hyper-enthusiastic wave that left stickered, dazed-looking Iowans in its wake.
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A hard hit by the Flyers' Ryan White that left Brooks Orpik dazed in the second period set the tone.
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Again and again, we see Ms. Paulos's dazed, Stepford-wife expression and the sight of Mr. Monteiro running in place.
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"My editor called me up," Miranda said by phone a week after the pick was announced, sounding still slightly dazed.
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Tourists wander around, dazed children in tow, as women's asses pop out of bandage dresses like dough from a tube.
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As the sun set and the camp day was winding down, I was in an emotional state of dazed humility.
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They're also sharing the record's lead single "Raptor," a five-minute assemblage of subtly shifting rhythms and dazed synth lines.
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"If you weren't dazed and confused, too, then you obviously weren't on the Netflix conference call," the "Mad Money " host said.
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You told Dazed that we're living in an age where music lacks authenticity and musicians are too busy putting on personas.
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In an interview Thursday with Dazed, the hitmaker revealed all about his skincare regimen that he religiously sticks to every day.
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Come New Year's Day, we'll be bidding adieu to Bring It On, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Superstar, and even Dazed and Confused.
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But sometimes after inmates were inexplicably taken out of their cells, they'd come back appearing dazed and more pliable, Sauytbay claimed.
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Students milled around aimlessly, red-eyed, dazed, and often bursting into tears or hugging people they saw crossing the quad area.
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We're told the band escaped serious injuries, but you can see how dazed they were in the seconds after the crash.
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Performers included the Ethiopian-American singer Kelela and the Venezuelan DJ Arca, both of whom are on the Dazed 100 list.
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When Deng appeared dazed and unconscious, the brothers carried him inside and gave him water and sugar to wake him up.
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He found himself transfixed by the look, the dazed or vacant stare, of those who knew they were about to die.
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"I was dazed, confused, bewildered, bored, affronted and deafened by the boos all around me," Roger Ebert wrote at the time.
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In 2014, the Coast Guard saved Baluchi after discovering him dazed near the coast of Miami, asking for directions to Bermuda.
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The actress answered pressing questions from fans about sex for Dazed Magazine and revealed a few tidbits about her own life.
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Every gamer knows when that Mortal Kombat voice reigns down, something truly horrific is about to happen to your dazed opponent.
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It was winter, but I didn't feel cold or wet, just dazed by the enormity of the crisis sweeping over me.
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For a sample, have a peek at the Dazed produced trailer teaser below and order the vinyl from Vinyl Factory here.
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Rogue was dazed, gravitron surged, hammered and Tracer'd to a near-wipe and Misfits hurried the payload to the second checkpoint.
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Since that new film is out in the spring, you'll want to check out (or rewatch) Dazed and Confused before then.
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"I think that we're in a spot right now where we're a little dazed by the situation," said defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk.
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Dazed with grief and guilt, I wandered into the wide area behind our house where the other boys soon began gathering.
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Crystal Champ, 35, looked slightly dazed and agitated in the body camera footage as you hear Ryan begin to scold her.
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But a few days before Ms. Winfrey's announcement, he seemed a bit dazed by his impending ride into a bigger spotlight.
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Marianne Eloise was previously a staff writer at Dazed and has written for Vulture, VICE, the Guardian, Nylon, Refinery29, and others.
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In relation to Dazed and Confused, why now in your life and career did you want to revisit your college days?
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Thinking he'd won, Silva then leapt onto the cage in celebration, while Bisping sat in a dazed heap not far away.
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According to his new cover story for the summer issue of Dazed, however, the two pop stars really connected just recently.
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In a 2014 interview with Dazed Digital, actor David Reale shared the story of how he became the legendary Glenn Coco.
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"It feels like we're auditioning," a dazed Ryan Seacrest said on live television Wednesday morning, before a sea of empty seats.
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The referee, Mills Lane, declared a knockdown because the ropes were all that had kept the dazed Holyfield on his feet.
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That same year, he gave an interview with Dazed magazine where he said that streetwear was "probably going to die soon."
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They looked dazed, tired and resigned to their fate, many having just completed a harsh trek across the sweltering Mexican desert.
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But I ended up going to the Vienna film festival with "Dazed" and found out they had some European subsidy money.
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The tone of that song — mournful, dazed, sullen, traumatized, self-absorbed, defensive, remote, morbid — was pervasive in the pop of 33.
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There was a rustle inside the tent, and James Guidi, a Vietnam War veteran, emerged, a dazed look on his face.
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George Snow, 68, was dazed to be vying for a cot in a city shelter, his south Houston house in ruin.
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He was left cut up and dazed after a beating at the hands of left-wing protesters at a demonstration in Portland.
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Check back in two weeks for the next episode, which involves Richard Linklater, the guy who invented SXSW, and Dazed and Confused.
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As the dust settles on the weirdest Academy Awards thing of all time, more dazed viewers have begun to realize the connection.
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Seven Grand is their second show of the day, with many more to go, and 17-year-old guitarist Henri looks dazed.
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He laughs while weaving between the thieving monkeys and hordes of dazed Caucasians in fisherman pants that wander the streets of Ubud.
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In the video, Joyce appears wide-eyed and dazed, striking bizarre poses as she repeats her words and giggles like a child.
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"Juventus climbed towards their impossible dream and for half an hour walked over a confused, dazed and cowardly Madrid," said their report.
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Afterward, the Giants (252-7), who committed three turnovers, stood in their locker room offering semi-dazed explanations for what went wrong.
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Stoke your excitement for summer with "Dazed and Confused," on television and also streaming when you want as the perfect afternoon movie.
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Dazed, I held on to his hand as we walked outside into a sea of people, all cheering and shouting their congratulations.
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Dazed, you don't quite hear what he's saying, but it sounds imploring, urgent — making your heart beat quicker, breath heavy, lips part.
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At least 45 people were injured, some seriously, and videos showed people being beaten on the floor and left bloodied and dazed.
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His polleros redial him but laying there in the hole, dazed and winded and clutching his elbow, Chino is unable to answer.
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It's a more accomplished collection of tracks, with more compelling contrasts—inky synthesizer lines slightly clouding, for once, her dazed, wordless chorales.
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Other videos shared on social media show the scene after the explosion, as dazed children wander around bodies lying on the ground.
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"I think we're in a spot right now where we're a little dazed by the situation," St. Louis defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk said.
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By day's end, dazed White House officials were discussing whether Mr. Trump would invite Mr. Kim to come to the United States.
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The show received enthusiastic coverage in Brooklyn Rail magazine, as well as in Dazed, New York magazine and The New York Times.
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TMZ's obtained new video showing Malia looking kinda dazed Friday night as she was carted out of the music fest in Chicago.
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The older man watched as his son took a hard strike, wobbled, and appeared dazed when the ref came in to inspect.
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" Logically, the British fashion and culture magazine Dazed recently launched an avant-garde short film called "A satisfyingly sensual study of slime.
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Dougie-Coop, still wandering around like a dazed baby bird, may be as pure as it gets in this double-crossing world.
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So Khan had an understandably dazed look when he was asked if he could have imagined the Jaguars making it this far.
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The media website Dazed, which received a Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown notice over the video, confirmed the claim's origin to Vox.
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We preferred "Dazed and Confused," Mr. Linklater's celluloid Slurpee from 803, because that was about high school students in 1976 — yes, boomers!
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Tiger Woods couldn't follow simple instructions during a dazed and disoriented encounter with the police in dash cam footage released Wednesday night.
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Before receiving those two tidbits, Cole answers a knock on his door from Albert and has a dazed vision of Laura Palmer.
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Our marriage is built for watching "Dazed and Confused" one more time and saying all of Parker Posey's lines along with her.
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As for the actual crowd size of people gathered at the gates, only about 20 people ever accumulated at once, Dazed reports.
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As the visibly dazed guard is slumped over in the grass, both of the men run away into the crowd of gathered bystanders.
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Women spill over laps and crawl atop tables, fannies aloft; men are shirtless and dazed, seated and gazing idly over their female counterparts.
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Cochran did vote for the Republicans' tax plan in December, but he stood at the back of the Senate chamber and appeared dazed.
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"When we were discussing the general concept of the campaign, we wanted a beautiful girl with a strong personality," Jonathan Anderson told Dazed.
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Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco was last seen heading to the locker room dazed and bloodied after a hit by Miami linebacker Kiko Alonso.
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When the light of the larger room came in again I emerged from the egg slick with salt and feeling dazed and serene.
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It's a bit more dazed, hazy, and insular, a collection of inward-focused tracks for when you're too afraid to leave your house.
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I'd been running errands in my neighborhood that morning, and noticed everyone had that kind of dazed, between-cries look on their faces.
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"Once outside, the plaintiffs were bleeding, bruised, dazed, confounded, scared, in shock, terrorized and completely blindsided by what just occurred," the lawsuit claims.
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Dazed leaders are trying to convince stakeholders that a big hit is not a knockout blow — and may in fact be an opportunity.
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Clintonian neoliberalism and triangulation just got belted with a left hook to the jaw, and the party's poohbahs are looking dazed and confused.
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Students who were not taken to the hospital walked away "looking dazed with cuts on their faces," The Chattanooga Times Free Press reported.
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Sycophants immediately restored him to his place, but he was too out of breath and dazed to make it to the finish line.
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A moment later, a woman (Sherilyn Fenn) stumbles out from the darkness, dazed from whatever's gone on behind her own bloody head wound.
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The entire system malfunctions, either in the form of being knocked out cold, not creating memories, or even just being dazed and confused.
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This former creative director of Dazed and Confused is also the current right-hand man to Alessandro Michele in his rebranding of Gucci.
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But here Pyle depicted himself as stunned and confused — a dazed witness to gambles and losses on a scale that nobody could comprehend.
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Recognizing that the Russian bear was neutered, dazed, and thanks to Boris Yeltsin, drunk, President Clinton was starting up where Patton left off.
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In the video, the distressed woman appears dazed and cries out in anguish, as her breath can be seen in the cold air.
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In the middle of handcuffing Jordan while he lay dazed on the ground, the officer got up and ran toward another commotion nearby.
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Many watch the weather forecast on TV or wrap up in towels and stare ahead, dazed and tired from a wet, sleepless night.
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In an interview with Dazed magazine, Kelela relates some of the challenges her growing fame has presented her with, notably her relationship with the fashion world, citing what she calls her "Dave Chapelle crisis," which she describes to Dazed as: "a lot of that experience is palpably related to me being a brown-skinned woman with locks who sings R&B," she says.
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Misbel Borjas, who lives in the area, captured a video of Rodriguez as he sat dazed in the grass, his face covered in blood.
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Rocha calmly explained to BuzzFeed News Wednesday that while other Latino leaders were "dazed and confused" the day after the election, he was not.
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Looking slightly dazed, she stepped through a crowd of cheering women carrying "Justice for Evelyn" banners outside the gates and into a waiting car.
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As Dazed notes, current laws in the U.K. prohibit developers from building apartments that are less than 38 square metres (about 409 square feet).
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That said, March 20 does bring some confusing energy, although I think you'll probably enjoy the dazed vibe— sometimes it's fun to get lost.
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As a celebration of contentment and first love's glow (her "golden hour"), this album is less perverse and more spare, sweeping, dazed, almost hypnotic.
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Auld says in the seconds before the crash, she saw Hilton looking dazed with BOTH hands above his head as he careened toward her.
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Scrambling to the dazed Brit's back, St-Pierre sunk the rear naked choke for the first time since 2005 and picked up the victory.
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The long-gestating project has been described — and is being marketed — as a "spiritual successor" to Dazed and Confused, and the comparison is apt.
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The child, no doubt dazed and bewildered after his sudden fall from his grandfather's vehicle, stumbles helplessly after the minivan as it pulls away.
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In a recent interview with Dazed, the musical artist and entrepreneur has revealed the skin care routine that helps him keep aging at bay.
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Is your house a loosely-joined collection of garbage piles among which you tread, as dazed and rudderless as a possum in a landfill?
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"We're all dazed and confused," said one man, who declined to give his name, saying he had invested 200,000 yuan in the company's products.
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Before he went to bed, Barker wrote a breathless letter to Fairley, seemingly dazed by the importance of the information he had been given.
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" Not everyone got along, but some connected better than expected Mila Jovovich (left) and Shawn Andrews (right) on the set of "Dazed and Confused.
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While some bystanders rushed to help the injured, others stood in silence, dazed for a moment before people started crying or shouting for help.
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Like so many others, I was dazed with despair, grieving for our lost future and fearful of how Trump would undo our civil liberties.
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When we pass these other families in the supermarket, their dazed toddlers staring into iPads, we think — smug but terrified — we're not that bad.
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I stumbled, dazed for a minute, and the next thing I remember was the blood pouring from my jaw onto the Walk of Fame.
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Her breakdown in 1996, during which she wandered Los Angeles for three days before being found dazed in a stranger's backyard, received considerable publicity.
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There were willow trees, summer houses, immaculate sun-drenched lawns, water-meadows where cattle stood hock-deep in the river, dazed by the heat.
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In 1967, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Janis Joplin's band, put out a cover of "All Is Loneliness," a dazed but imploring hymn.
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The detective who took Mr. Dawkins's videotaped confession, Michael Slancik, said Mr. Dawkins had seemed dazed and unclear about why he had done it.
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Earlier this week on Dazed, directed by Adinah Dancyger, multi-gendered rapper and performance artist Mykki Blanco revealed a riveting reading of the text.
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You're in a chatty mood today, and while most people will feel a bit dazed and confused, some very interesting conversations may take place.
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TALsounds' Lifter + Lighter is a vibrant collection of ambient compositions that veer closer toward pop songs than ever before, but still remain wonderfully dazed.
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Wais is 45, and just beginning his journey of rehabilitation, his eyes dazed, sparkling with panic about the ungovernable sensations beginning to grip his body.
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Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett appeared (as 2D and Murdoch) on MistaJam's Radio 1 show this morning, which was streamed live on YouTube, Dazed reports.
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A most curious industry development occurred last March, when Dazed editor Isabella Burley was appointed "editor-in-residence" of New York-based label Helmut Lang.
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The last time the Cavaliers were on their home court, the players were left dazed as the Warriors embarrassed them in front of their fans.
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Outside of following parries and guard breaks with a quick attack or two while your opponent is dazed, there isn't much variation in offensive tactics.
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While the poor guy whose house we destroyed called an ambulance, I stood in the middle of the room, dazed and covered in yellow custard.
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Now Baggins has released a finished version titled "Things I Forgot to Do." "Drake is a friend of mine," Baggins told Dazed in an email.
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"Wearing a beret makes me feel sexy, like I'm channeling a French New Wave heroine like Anna Karina," explains Dazed deputy editor Claire Marie Healy.
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Dazed, I returned to my hostel, where I spent the next three hours slumped in front of the communal TV in a state of shock.
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Jeanne sees the dazed look return to her mother's eyes as she climbs onto the lowered gurney, with some help from Victor and from Paul.
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"It had started to feel like I was Matthew McConaughey in 'Dazed and Confused' and was hanging around past my sell-by date," he said.
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Dazed by unfamiliar sounds, sights, tastes, and touches, I had to learn a whole new language quite distinct from the idioms of every day discourse.
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Yet, the image of Omran, bloodied and dazed in the back of an ambulance, galvanized the public's interest more than any six-figure statistic could.
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The plot, if we're even to call it that, presents a man plunging into the digital ether, dazed and confused while also joining a cult.
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Before then, he'd worn dresses for a Calvin Klein campaign ("There's no such thing as gender," he said in the ad) and for Dazed magazine.
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At the airbase, Guaidó's political mentor, Leopoldo López, appeared unexpectedly, after several years under house arrest, but stood by silently, looking wary and slightly dazed.
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As for conclusions, "Booksmart" nods to " Dazed and Confused " (1993), still the apex of the high-school flick, for that blissed-out, morning-after feel.
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Dazed and confused, covered from head to toe in spellbinding fairy dust, it took the referee some time to break out of his otherworldly stupor.
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How does this woman, so dazed and daffy (like many Ginzburg heroines) — a woman prone to napping, not decisive action — arrive at this murderous point?
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If you've seen "Dazed and Confused" or "Superbad" you'll recognize the mood of aggressive silliness and sincere sentiment that hovers over Molly and Amy's adventures.
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Instead, you unlock your phone and instantly, almost unconsciously, descend into the irresistible splendors of the digital world — emerging 30 minutes later, stupefied and dazed.
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Dazed and exhausted, they stumble out of the vehicle when they arrive at Balukhali refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, many of them cradling young children.
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The other — Dzieci Theater's "Makbet," performed inside a metal shipping container in Bushwick, Brooklyn — left me a little dazed; more on that in a bit.
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United Airlines has security officers drag just one passenger off a plane, injuring him and leaving him dazed and confused, and suddenly everyone is upset.
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Dazed and cut off from the ranks behind them, the men at the front were promptly assailed by another gang barrelling down to the beach.
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Dazed by developments, the president who had recently opined that "nobody knew that health care could be so complicated" just wanted an end to things.
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Dazed lawmakers arriving here for their legislative session said they did not know how much longer Mr. Northam would be governor or whether Lt. Gov.
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He was excited but a little dazed, and I realized he was battling an obstacle most other exhibitors don't even have to worry about: jetlag.
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Don't do this, either, unless you're doing an impression of Matthew McConaughey in Dazed and Confused because she was just telling you about how she really likes Dazed and Confused, especially Matthew McConaughey's portrayal of sleazy creep David Wooderson, who is famously trapped in an embarrassing, yet common period of stunted adolescence and definitely shouldn't have got the girl in the end—like, what was Linklater thinking?
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" In a phone call Wednesday afternoon, Fies, who safely escaped the firestorm with his wife and two pets, said the couple is still "dazed and confused.
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And with the team's improbable trip to the World Series this year, you're somewhat dazed and you're trying to get your head around this seminal moment.
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"This is a movie about how time and circumstance conspire to make dazed, restless wanderers of us all," wrote The Los Angeles Times critic Justin Chang.
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Photographs by Katy Grannan, Catherine Opie, Diane Arbus, and Nan Goldin all show men who are vulnerable, dazed, attempting to be seductive but also shyly inattentive.
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While playfully silly in the manner of so much excellent recent trap, Carti's drawl indicates a performer as dazed by his aural environment as the listener.
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One of the barbacks noticed that Patrick looked dazed and asked me if everything was OK. I asked him to get us a bottle of water.
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Billed as a spiritual sequel to Dazed and Confused—a description that wasn't all that accurate and probably succeeded in confusing potential viewers—Everybody Wants Some!!
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I felt dazed and disconnected from my physical self, like I was just getting used to a second-hand body from a donor with liver problems.
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But she found him among 8513 Cameroonians - tired, dazed and gaunt - who were flown home from Libya by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) this month.
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But it's all laid out in this woozy, dazed bliss—Schray moves between styles and sounds elegantly, and slowly, covering lots of ground but never rushing.
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PARK CITY, Utah — Some two decades after its release, Dazed and Confused, the sophomore feature by Richard Linklater, finally got its chance to shine at Sundance.
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In the 90s, movies like Dazed and Confused, Boogie Nights, and pretty much everything by Quentin Tarantino made us feel warm and fuzzy about the 70s.
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So if you're a '90s kid or just obsessed with the decade's grunge aesthetic, this collection promises to bring your Dazed & Confused days back to life.
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In the large-scale 1981 "Centerfolds/Horizontals" series, the ingénues appeared half-naked in disheveled beds, looking dazed as if in the aftermath of sexual attack.
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On April 18, Orpik was rammed into the glass by a hard — but legal — check from Philadelphia center Ryan White and crumpled to his knees, dazed.
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These binaries pop up again and again: the apprehensive female exhibitor standing alongside the brazenly topless cartoon, the old man transfixed by the dazed young woman.
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The 38-year-old cut his teeth working on fashion magazines like Dazed and Confused and Harper's Bazaar USA, before being drafted as Lady Gaga's stylist.
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They've also collaborated on campaigns for Kenzo fashion house and have been featured in magazines such as T, Dazed, and Wallpaper*, to name just a few.
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He didn't miss the blood spurting from the sacrificial heart, the hurling of heads at crowds dazed on hallucinogens, the rolling of decapitated bodies down steps.
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Oliver is the designer-in-residence at the revamped cult-favorite brand, brought in under new editor-in-residence (and Dazed Editor-in-Chief) Isabella Burley.
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It was a grinding schedule not only for Mr. Bloomberg, who is 78, but for the dazed staff members and reporters who struggled to keep up.
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It's overly simplistic to call Richard Linklater's 2016 hangout comedy a spiritual sequel to 303's Dazed and Confused — but it's also pretty hard not to.
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I tried yuzu soft-serve ice cream and maru-yubeshi, a local candy made of orange peel, and mostly wandered around in a mute, dazed state.
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When Clay's family's monthly visits to the hospital falls on the heels of one of Edward's treatments, they find their brother and uncle disoriented and dazed.
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The officials huddled as a dazed Pavelski was helped to the locker room and gave Eakin a five-minute major for crosschecking and a game misconduct.
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The day I lifted her brain, pale pink and quivering, from the back of her skull, I walked the streets alone for an hour after, dazed.
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But when the ophthalmologist told me he needed glasses and would probably always need glasses because of a severe astigmatism and nearsightedness, I sat there dazed.
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There and in other small villages, survivors gathered on Monday outside their houses, looking at one another dazed, struggling to come to terms with this tragedy.
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An armada of small fishing boats and hulking freighters, their bottoms red and rusting, lay as if dazed on the flat, oily surface of Mumbai Harbor.
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A bullet had nicked her head, leaving her dazed, during a chaotic mass shooting spree in the West Texas cities of Midland and Odessa on Saturday.
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Balenciaga, known for their famous chunky "dad" shoe, just released a set of trainers known as "Zen sneakers," which are inspired by "athletic tech," Dazed reports.
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There was also dust and smoke as well... I went towards where the explosion came from and there were people coming out looking very dazed and shocked.
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Tyrion walks through what's left of King's Landing, barely able to look at the piles of charred bodies — many of them children — and the dazed, bloody survivors.
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It's billed as Dazed and Confused but set in the 1980s, and the trailer sure plays that up: All that's is missing is a stoner Patrick Bateman.
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And now one more impossibly hip youth is joining the ranks of these fall fashion stars, Brooklyn Beckham who posed for Dazed Korea's two September issue covers.
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"There's always a push and pull between his desire for super-clean, accessible, straightforward production and this scuzzy, blown-out noise," co-producer Weiss recently told Dazed.
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The content will be partly user-generated, according to Dazed, and will live alongside work by more established artists, like photographers Michael Bailey Gates and Ren Hang.
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On her site, you can see that she has made branded content for Dove and websites spun off from print magazines like Dazed Digital and i-D.
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Just days after his warning, Ngo sat a few feet away from me, cut up and dazed, after a beating at the hands of left-wing protesters.
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However, he was so dazed by the experience he didn't recognise it was the Duke of Cambridge who was tending to him, he told Good Morning Britain.
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Little surprise, then, that Tuesday's robust GDP figures have left economists dazed, and have also raised fresh doubts about the quality of India's official economic data reporting.
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" Stephen Witty of the Newark Star-Ledger dismissed it as "dazed and confused," noting that "it feels like a teenager's diary, read aloud over some awesome mixtape.
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In fact, the first recorded call between the two men comes within hours of Blair winning the premiership in 1997, and the Briton seems euphoric and dazed.
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The 51-year-old actress recently answered Instagram direct messages sent to Dazed magazine after the publication invited her to be a guest sex and relationships editor.
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This isn't the first time we've seen such innovation, either: Last month, self-proclaimed witch Lauren Bowker told Dazed about her own invention, a transformative hair dye.
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The New Rochelle, New York native records piecemeal, generating electronic and analog instrumentals, dazed vocals, and augmented found material at home, in studios, and at friends' houses.
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Here are 12 things we learned about Dazed and Confused during the event: Vince Vaughn almost played Ben Affleck's bully role Vince Vaughn at Sundance in 2000.
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Dazed, my gaze shifted and then refocused on her friend behind her, a tall, thin man wearing a black suit and an old-fashioned, wide-brimmed hat.
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Being dazed from waking up no doubt strengthened this impression, but it's still strange to think how dramatic and yet ordinary thunder and lightning like this is.
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The 44-year-old looked more like a dazed child than what she was alleged to be: a doomsday cultist who murdered the love of her life.
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It is a simple, powerful image: a young, innocent child who has come within an ace of losing his life and now sits, dazed, looking at us.
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Only four years of historical time separate it from "Dazed and Confused," but the director is more than 20 years older now, and the greater distance shows.
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"Mainstream fashion tends to be more geared towards something that is a very sexualized version of what beauty is," Uniqlo's modest clothing designer, Hana Tajima, told Dazed.
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What becomes of us all as the magical delirium of Christmas wears off and we find ourselves, dazed and rotund, staring down the barrel of continued winter?
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The film is reminiscent of the work of American director Richard Linklater, who's most famous for movies like Dazed and Confused, the Before Sunrise trilogy, and Boyhood.
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While " Dazed and Confused" boasts many current-day stars, like Matthew McConaughey, Ben Affleck, and Milla Jovovich, they weren't household names when the film premiered in 1993.
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In the gallery, Harris locked his gaze on his mother, whom he hadn't seen in 14 months, her long face dazed with the impossibility of her task.
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"I stood in front of him dazed by his question," Mr. Rand wrote in an essay about his Xerox career that was cited by the Stanford publication.
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The production aptly captures the Europe of the early 1920s, the world in which "Wozzeck" was born: a dazed shambles, on the verge of still more suffering.
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But his passivity means that when he finally registers the full extent of Medea's payback, it's hard to respond with the dazed, horrified wonder the moment demands.
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Instead, the first thing audiences see is Diane sitting at home, in the dark, watching President Trump be sworn in; there's a dazed look on her face.
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His most cheering gift, and maybe the reason that he calls this movie a "spiritual sequel" to "Dazed and Confused," is an itch to populate the frame.
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The slightly miscolored photograph in the catalog was a portrait of a rather dazed-looking young gentleman with a lace collar and a proto-Led Zeppelin coif.
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With disheveled hair and ill-fitting black suits provided by the public defender's office, they both looked dazed as they sat in the courtroom packed with reporters.
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"Yes, thank you – that's exactly where we're at & why these pieces are important!" he tweeted, presumably still dazed and confused from all the body blows he'd just taken.
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"He's thirsty after we watch Seinfeld together, too," I thought, dazed by the kind person pouring me a glass of water in a dorm room that wasn't mine.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The beginning of Black Gloves and Razors, lacking a credit sequence or even a title card, feels like a dazed coming-to.
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Still dazed by the discovery of $3 Bud Light drafts, we wandered to a gastropub in the hopes that there might be one single guy in our demo.
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Keeping on eye on him, she had to tap him several times to get him to focus on the road; his eyes visibly looked dazed and slightly shut.
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The teen — whose father is Jefferson Hack, the CEO and co-founder of Dazed Media — was on hand to launch Marc Jacobs' new limited-edition Leopard Frost Collection.
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The highly-anticipated movie is the acclaimed director's first film since 2012's Spring Breakers and brings McConaughey back to his roots with comedies like Dazed and Confused.
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The highly-anticipated movie is the acclaimed director's first film since 2012's Spring Breakers and brings McConaughey back to his roots with comedies like Dazed and Confused.
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Round one saw Maldonado survive an early onslaught from the Russian, only to turn the tables by sending his foe careening to the mat in a dazed heap.
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When Linklater draws on his personal experience and affinity for the game, as he did briefly in Dazed And Confused and in its "spiritual successor" Everybody Wants Some!!
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Omran was introduced to the world -- as he sat dazed -- in the back of the ambulance, as the noise and fog of war engulfed his home and family.
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CreditCreditIlana Panich-Linsman for The New York Times Danny Cahill stood, slightly dazed, in a blizzard of confetti as the audience screamed and his family ran on stage.
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Cheers erupted as rescue crews pulled from the rubble dazed people who were covered in the gray powder of cheaply made concrete blocks, a common building material here.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — New Zealand runner Nikki Hamblin was lying on the track, dazed after a heavy fall and with her hopes of an Olympic medal seemingly over.
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Nowhere on the Internet was the above picture, the mugshot taken on the night of Turner's arrest, where he stares into the camera red-eyed and looking dazed.
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Finding People pushes that even further—its creeping compositions are nearly pop-like in their ghostly refrains, and the title track even features Rahbek singing a dazed ballad.
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But from her new interview with Dazed, it is clear that the Girl Meets World actress has even more tokens of wisdom to share, especially with her peers.
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The director behind Dazed and Confused, Boyhood, and A Scanner Darkly partnered with the pro-Beto PAC Fire Ted Cruz for the ad, the Dallas Morning News reports.
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Together, they helped forge what would be referred to by the press as "Gothenburg Sound," dazed Balearic pop that incorporated elements of krautrock, disco, house, dub, and Afrobeat.
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We first took notice of Lila Grace, who is Kate's daughter with Dazed & Confused cofounder Jefferson Hack, at the supermodel's 2011 wedding to The Kills frontman Jamie Hince.
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Twenty large trompe l'oeil photographic portraits by John Rankin Waddell, known as Rankin, a co-founder of Dazed and Confused magazine, are staggered like dominoes along the road.
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Mr. Ambanza ducked under a sweeping right hook and unleashed a devastating uppercut that lifted his opponent off his feet and dropped the dazed fighter to the ground.
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Though I was too dazed to remember, I must have told them I lost a ring because I heard them wondering aloud if it was my wedding ring.
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A few weeks later, Cristiano Ronaldo and Juventus stood dazed in Turin, the player signed as a guarantee of glory rendered a statue by Ajax's dazzling geometric patterns.
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She appears dazed as he tugs on her red top, struggles to pull her out of the freezing water and pounds on the ice to clear a path.
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Just how strange it is to be that lost and lonely creature, oneself, is a realization that Eisenberg's world-dazed men and women arrive at time and again.
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Images of dazed and injured people outside the Chuangxin kindergarten on the outskirts of Xuzhou, a large city in the province of Jiangsu, circulated on Chinese social media.
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You emerge slightly dazed, as presumably Ms. Stevenson must as well, following a performance that represents a real workout for one of the London's theater's longest-established actresses.
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According to Dazed, Burberry is still planning to hold its fall '20 show in Shanghai this April, following its regular runway show during the upcoming London Fashion Week.
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I was one of the reporters traveling with Francis on that trip in April, and the Syrians had clambered onto the papal plane, dazed by their good fortune.
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In 1993, he asked the actress Kim Krizan, who had appeared in his Texas-set films "Slacker" and "Dazed and Confused," if she would help write the screenplay.
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LAGOS, Nigeria — Dazed and wearing a blood-spattered undershirt, Blessing Dacodonu sat on the floor of a clinic propped above a murky lagoon, wondering where his brother was.
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Cochrane had already played a lead role in Dazed and Confused, and his post-Empire Records career includes performances in A Scanner Darkly, Argo, CSI: Miami and Black Mass.
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Jones was featured in the movie Waking Life (2001) after he was introduced to director Richard Linklater, better known for movies like Boyhood (2014) and Dazed and Confused (1993).
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Earlier this year, Dazed editor Isabella Burley was appointed to the role of "editor-in-residence" at Helmut Lang, where she will oversee all creative aspects of the brand.
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Fenced in by barbed wire, she grabs at the wire in an instinctive act of self-punishment, a look of dazed contrition on her cold mask of a face.
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In the past few years at the glossy, Burley has helped Dazed maintain its status as an industry leader when it comes to profiling what's next in youth culture.
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Nine months after the Srebrenica massacre, when Karadžić's forces killed more than 7,000 people, I traveled through those killing fields, dazed and horrified to see the evidence all around.
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It speaks of collecting fragmentation against scattering and loss, but also of futility, eccentricity, astonishment, admiration, awe, and a kind of dazed submission to the abundance of the world.
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The retailer has already yanked the skirt from its site (after Fashionista and Dazed covered the incriminating piece) with the link now being redirected to its New In section.
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Reeling from one attack after another, we sometimes appear dazed and confused rather than mustering a collective commitment that treats cyber insecurity as a crisis of the highest order.
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We know that after the event, the man called the police from the garden where, according to The Local, he said the strike to his head left him dazed.
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From Tallinn, Estonia's capital, you arrive dazed: trees trace the highway, and the cars go fast, as if to get in front of something that no one can see.
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The miniseries does nothing to mimic the sensation of being high, as overt stoner movies like Dazed and Confused, Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle, and Smiley Face do.
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Dazed by the spectacle, he agrees to give her a ride in his lightly damaged rental car, and a few miles on, she and a waiting confederate kidnap him.
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But it also shows how profoundly Trump has shaken up the Republican Party, to the point that conservative intellectuals are wandering around dazed, openly questioning everything they ever knew.
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In an interview with Dazed, Gomez and "Fetish" director Petra Collins discussed the inspiration behind her twisted new video, and it began with their mutual love of horror movies.
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We've all seen dazed fighters reach for ankles and single legs, but this was something else: Ascolillo put Peterson on his back, established side control, then slid into mount.
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As part of Dazed Digital's 25th anniversary, the online magazine decided to do several pieces about freedom and what it means in a world of Brexit and Donald Trump.
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Despite this, Obama doubled down, bringing along not just a seemingly dazed first lady but also his daughters and mother-in-law, turning a state visit into spring break.
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Lesandro, who had literally run out of his slippers trying to escape his attackers, was left dazed afterward, a hole in the right side of his neck leaking blood.
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During this time, WHO will be able to share official public service information, including methods for protecting the health, safety, and well-being of the global community, Dazed reports.
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He looked dazed as the crowd of elected officials and community leaders gathered in the park for the town's first official gay pride celebration applauded him, their honored guest.
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The dazed man, sprawled on his back, was a strange human presence down among the litter and the puddles, recasting the ordinary into the extraordinary, horrific yet almost holy.
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She was so dazed that she covered her home in sticky-note reminders: Bring the pump to work, the nipple protectors, the ice packs to keep the milk cold.
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Her voice was hoarse from the breathing tubes, and she seemed childlike and dazed, as if her only goal was to accommodate the agents as quickly as she could.
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Not long after the match was done, Tsitsipas, who was seeded 14th, looked dazed at his news conference, lacking any of the optimistic energy he'd exuded after previous matches.
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"Eva really was the first to legitimize the idea of running an agency that focuses on street-cast models," says Spencer, who is also the creative director of Dazed magazine.
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He gets some points for punctuating Rob Thomas' "It's just like the ocean under the moon" with Enya's dazed "Sail away/sail away/sail away," but mostly it's just revolting.
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Ms Hüller and Mr Simonischek wear the signs of their conflict throughout: Ines never quite sheds her pained look of mild irritation; Winfried (even as "Toni Erdmann") looks constantly dazed.
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Boumjimar told Dazed that he was inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa," even though the Renaissance artist reportedly never ripped off his own nipples and sold them on Ebay.
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That idea of bringing diehard Helmut Lang fans and potential new fans together via different mediums is quintessential Dazed, and is exactly why Burley's promotion is different from the rest.
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In the first photos of my father holding me in his arms, he looks tired and dazed, and the expression on his face is one of amazement, love, and frustration.
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People who were in the area at the time gathered after the gunshots rang out and captured footage of Rahami, who looked dazed as medics wheeled him into an ambulance.
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He looks dazed as he sits on the vehicle's orange seat, his hands on his lap, as he waits to be treated, as he waits for somebody to help him.
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Footage from the protest also shows a bloodied and dazed Nguyen being dragged on the ground before he appears standing in the back of a pickup truck with emergency lights.
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His March release Ward Unbending—full of gasping woodwinds and dazed electronics—feels like a yawn on a lazy afternoon, a contented exhale from a guy who deserves his leisure.
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The show ended with the sight of Jinder Mahal, standing on a turnbuckle and roaring, holding aloft the WWE title belt, with a dazed Randy Orton lying prone behind him.
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Window smashed and turtle lying dazed on her dashboard, Bjanes did what any normal person would do in this situation—she shot a few photos and posted them on Facebook.
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Built around a vintage Kawai synthesizer, Devotion is less a dazed nostalgia trip than it is a loving tribute to the naivety and innocence of adolescence in a regional town.
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Going to the grocery store can turn even the most organized planner into an overwhelmed and helpless shopper, dazed by the organization system, soft rock soundtrack, and bright overhead lighting.
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Lightning forward Jonathan Drouin was dazed after an open-ice collision with Hickey, and the play started a skirmish in front of Islanders goaltender Thomas Greiss, who made 36 saves.
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We were riding on Rubio's campaign bus through a snowstorm en route to a rally in Nashua, N.H. Rubio was tired, as everyone was, but he also seemed slightly dazed.
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I remember I was doing the film before "Dazed" ["Slacker," from 1991] and I thought, the next film I want to make is a high school rock 'n' roll ensemble.
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An avowed Republican as of 2006 ("911 changed all the rules") the 66-year old Australian born rocker/soap star performs with a dazed take-the-money-and-run expression.
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Leonard, Green and Marc Gasol, who were all brought in via trades, combined with the gems Toronto has unearthed — namely Pascal Siakam and Fred VanVleet — have the mighty Warriors dazed.
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When she told me the "procedure" was over and I could stand up, I felt dazed, as if someone had given me a head massage, or I'd had a nap.
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The original version of Dazed and Confused was structured around the time it would take for a carload of people to listen to an eight-track of ZZ Top's Fandango!
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After throwing 16 pitches, feeling some twinges along the way, Sabathia was done in by the 17th, wincing in pain as he walked in a dazed circle behind the rubber.
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This dazed query, immortalized in song by Peggy Lee, might be posed not just by Mr. Silver's characters, contemplating their lives, but also by those portraying them, contemplating their script.
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Later that month, the teen — whose father is Jefferson Hack, the CEO and co-founder of Dazed Media — appeared in London to launch Marc Jacobs' limited-edition Leopard Frost Collection.
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His 1991 breakthrough Slacker, 1993's Dazed and Confused, 1998's The Newton Boys, 2001's Waking Life, 2011's Bernie, 2014's Boyhood, and 2015's Everybody Wants Some!!
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I then spent the next 15 years working my way up the ranks and traveling the world doing the makeup for everyone from Vogue to W to Dazed & Confused magazine.
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Richard Linklater has said this college campus comedy, set in the 1980s, is a spiritual sequel to "Dazed and Confused," his beloved movie about high school life in the '70s.
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Instead, Lester, one of the Cubs' key starting pitchers, took swigs out of a Champagne bottle as reporters, a little dazed themselves by what they had just witnessed, surrounded him.
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Both Kareem's male friend and the woman appear dazed -- but Kareem makes his way over to the female and kicks her while she's crouching on the ground ... knocking her over.
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Most recently she was named Helmut Lang's social/digital editor, given the task of heading up its digital creative strategy for the brand's relaunch under Dazed editor-in-chief Isabella Burley.
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Dazed and dealing with the aftereffects of my ten-year hash hiatus, I stumbled clumsily into someone's bespoke chicken wing dinner—then, two seconds later, I was on the floor, unconscious.
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Now go back and gaze dreamily at the futuristic pop artist's debut album art, photographed by British photographer Charlotte Wales whose work for magazines like Pop and Dazed is evident here.
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By the time we got out of the car, he seemed a little dazed, unsure how he came to talk about this stuff over the course of a five-minute ride.
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The actor then scored bit parts – often as a high school bully – in films including Dazed and Confused before befriending writer-director Kevin Smith on the set of 244's Mallrats.
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While Hadid's daily grind is a lot sexier than that of the vast majority of people, she kindly acted out everyone's "had a bad day" fantasies in this video with Dazed.
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According to Dazed, the Spanish fast-fashion brand will release an exclusive capsule with Converse alongside its fall '18 collection, which launches September 5 both online and in select Bershka stores.
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Rocks and metal tumbled onto the streets and dazed residents huddled in piazzas as some 39 aftershocks jolted the region into the early morning hours, some as strong as 5.1. pic.twitter.
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Bisping, bloodied and still dazed, came back to win the fourth round and survive an onslaught from Silva in the fifth, taking a contentious decision win over the former middleweight champion.
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Video of a passenger being dragged off a flight with a bloodied nose and leaving him dazed in the process has gone viral online, attracting tens of thousands of outraged posts.
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"When I was depressed, people told me, 'Hey, you're great, don't worry about it,' and that makes it a thousand fucking times worse," Manson said in a recent interview with Dazed.
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I'd been shooting for magazines like Dazed and Confused and VICE for a year or two, and would pick up the odd commercial job shooting for record labels or something similar.
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Having just been pulled from the rubble, Omran is seen sitting alone in an ambulance, dazed and bloodied from the shock of a Syrian-Russian airstrike on his home in Aleppo.
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Visitors can expect a different beast entirely than the film, as Dazed reports that the play will also draw from Japanese children's author Eiko Kadano's 1985 book of the same name.
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Dazed residents have been holding funerals for the dead, even as recovery workers brace for the likelihood of finding more bodies when they reach hillside areas overrun by the volcanic flow.
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Then they took the woman to the stairwell of a nearby apartment building, where they beat her and raped her for an hour, leaving her bruised, bloodied and dazed, prosecutors said.
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Chloë Sevigny by Drew Droege for Marc Jacobs Dazed spoke to noted Chloë Sevigny impersonator Drew Droege about his latest gig — modeling for Marc Jacobs (while in character as Chloë Sevigny).
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For a brief moment, it seems all is lost — that is, until our hero stands back up, revealing a magical bulletproof vest and, occasionally, acting a bit dazed from the experience.
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The photo of Omran Daqneesh, a 5-year-old boy sitting dazed in the back of an ambulance after an airstrike in Aleppo last Wednesday, is in many ways very ordinary.
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I've taken punches to the face and looked slightly less dazed and battered than Pete Doherty did at this point of the breakfast, and he was still only about halfway through.
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Just like the three stars involved, Linklater can do both funny and fucked-up: Boyhood, Dazed and Confused, and School of Rock span the gamut from ultra-serious to seriously goofy.
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The music's dazed elation indeed recalls a long, languorous day spent in bed melting into your lover; the band's preferred mode is total rapture, hushed because love is a sacramental ritual.
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The role seems right up the Oscar-winning actor's alley because he's essentially played rebellious and lovable rogues in Dazed and Confused, Mud, Magic Mike, True Detective... you get the point.
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Neighbors in Hallam stood dazed on the side of the road as the Victorian Police Special Operations Group yanked teenage boys out of bed and marched them into bearcat military vehicles.
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Metacritic Score: 79/100Johnny Greenwood's third collaboration with director Paul Thomas Anderson on 2014's adaptation of Thomas Pynchon's "Inherent Vice" called for a dazed and confused romp through 1970s' Hollywood.
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And we see him in Paris, in 1961, touring with the Kirov and dazed by the shock of the West—by its cultural storehouse as much as by its unfenced liberties.
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Looking at that tired, gray two-piece, you really get the sense that Max has just thrown it on, that he's hungover, dazed, and worn out even before the shooting starts.
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He self-published the resulting photos in a 108-page book, "El Paquete," which drew notice from Dazed Digital and i-D magazine, and sold out its run at Dashwood Books.
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Not surprisingly, the Angels seemed distracted and somewhat dazed at the start of the game, but they slowly gathered themselves and rallied for a 03-4 victory over the Texas Rangers.
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There's awkward, and then there's your already suspicious mother-in-law walking in on you, dazed and confused in a kitchen, while your shirtless one night stand waders into the room.
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She remained sealed off from actual conflict, though she could hear the shudder of car bombs and sometimes ran into soldiers, dazed and dusty, on their way back from a firefight.
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Behind him, the girls were blinkered, dazed; they stood a moment too long before shuffling backward, then finally speed-walking toward the door, chattering to each other in low excited tones.
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Video released late on Monday showed rescuers, guided by their own sniffer dog, digging into the rubble to free a dog that emerged covered in dust and looking dazed but unharmed.
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"I decided if &aposstreetwear&apos was gonna be the sign of the times, I was gonna define it rather than be defined by it," Abloh told Dazed in the recent interview.
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Maybe it has something to do with the natural phallicity of a giant bong, or maybe it's a little more sinister and predatory, like the troubling fetishization of dazed, incapacitated women.
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When Australian captain Marianne Tolo's layup attempt at the buzzer clanged off the rim the Serbian bench ran onto the court dancing in celebration while their dazed opponents looked on in disbelief.
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To find out how the young Muslims of the United Kingdom are experiencing these changes, the British arts and culture magazine Dazed produced this short video conducting a dozen or so interviews.
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In a video of the accident, which was captured by a security camera, the Oscar winner was launched into the air following the crash, landing in a dazed heap on the road.
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The dazed Klitschko would be knocked down twice before referee David Fields mercifully stopped the fight, by which point Joshua was a unified champion and officially the baddest dude on the planet.
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He experimented with strange tunings and odd techniques, including the Eastern-inspired rising chords of "Kashmir", the screeching violin bow on "Dazed and Confused" and the reverse echo on "Whole Lotta Love".
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Inside, projectors bathed two rooms in gray (one wall showed a triptych of black and white video footage featuring the Dazed 100 recipients; on another, their names flashed at a spastic clip).
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It reported the elderly men missing, and the cops scrambled to track them down—ultimately finding them at 3 AM, "disoriented and dazed" at, of all places, the world's biggest metal fest.
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The barren TV schedule is itself disconcerting, and amplifies the sense that the Olympics were a passing tornado, provoking frenzied and drunken enthusiasm but now leaving us, dazed, to survey the rubble.
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"At Gigi's house we briefly spoke and she told me she really enjoyed the album," Malik recalls in a new interview with Dazed about the time he showed his tunes to Swift.
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One nine-second clip shows the Rolesville High School student, sporting pigtails, looking dazed as she lay on the ground a moment before being lifted up by the officer and led away.
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Though she briefly appeared dazed and admitted to having had some pain after being struck, Xiang was fully alert as she closed out China's fourth weight lifting gold of the Rio Olympics.
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According to Ku's interview with Dazed, the retainers are made with a soft lining and include implanted textures in the roof of the mouth-fitting that are meant to enhance blow jobs.
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Affleck is better playing loud and boisterous — think Good Will Hunting, Dazed & Confused, Boiler Room and yes, even Armaggeddon — rather than the strong, silent type, yet his nuanced performance really works here.
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Lakshman's father, unshaven, exhausted from the eleven-hour flight from Delhi, and so dazed that he had a slipper on one foot while the other was bare, asked them to come in.
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Eventually, they haul the staggering and dazed-looking man, whose condition is a mild form of autism, onto a motorbike in a car park and take him away, the viral video shows.
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But the high ground in his pastures and pens was not very high, and some of his dazed livestock — 650 head of cattle and 11 horses — confronted water up to their bellies.
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After about a half-hour, he got up, walked over to the cash register, began cursing about Iraq, and threw a chair at a waiter's head, sending him dazed to the floor.
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In "7 Days," off her latest project, Out of Time, she raps about being dazed under the influence, later in the track a voicemail from her mother asking of her whereabouts plays.
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The story tracks the giddy start of their relationship, with its dazed smiles and intimacy, a romance that seems to collapse when she discovers that he hasn't told his family about her.
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In Game 7 of last year's finals, on this same court, the Cavaliers completed an improbable and unprecedented comeback to hoist the Larry O'Brien Trophy before a dazed crowd at Oracle Arena.
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In the below clip from "Chappaquiddick," first on CNN, a dazed Kennedy is seen about an hour after his futile attempt at rescuing Kopechne, coming to a realization about his political future.
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A video of a dazed and bloodied Syrian boy - Omran Daqneesh - after he was pulled from the rubble of an air strike in that neighborhood last Wednesday shocked people around the world.
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On the other end of the musical spectrum was Toronto sludge punks HSY, whose charismatic lead singer Anna Mayberry spend the majority of the set wandering into the crowd dazed and yelling.
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There's also Sophie Hughes, a former translation correspondent for Dazed & Confused magazine, whose work on "La Resta" ("The Remainder"), Alia Trabucco Zerán's novel, was shortlisted for the Man Booker International prize this year.
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Omran Daqneesh became a symbol of the suffering in Aleppo after a heartbreaking photo showing him sitting in the back of an ambulance — bloodied, dazed, dusty and confused — went viral on social media.
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In the video, leaked to a Venezuelan journalist by members of the country's intelligence service, the lawmaker, Juan Requesens, is seen looking dazed and wearing only a pair of soiled boxers and sandals.
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They're experimental but poppy enough to be a major label's wet dream—proven by a recently-inked deal with Sony—and have been covered by everyone from Dazed to NME and The Observer.
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That's not a knock on the other work, but a testament to this one; to repurpose the Dazed and Confused line, I keep getting older, but Jackie and Max stay the same age.
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"Richard Linklater, who was already well known for such films as 'Dazed & Confused,' also won the Best Film and Director BAFTAs, as well as multiple Oscar nominations, for 'Boyhood' in 2015," Samuelson added.
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In a new interview with Dazed magazine, Hadid sat down with a couple of her youngest (and biggest) fans, Kate Moss's 13-year-old daughter Lila Grace, and Lila's best friend Stella Jones.
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Ego Death (2015), their last and best album, with its low bass whomp and flickery organic seep packed with sneak hooks and luscious noises, captured the lazy drift of a sun-dazed afternoon.
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Five decades later, the wah-wah is sold by dozens of companies and has become a mainstay of everyone from Jimmy Page ("Dazed and Confused") to Doug Martsch of Built to Spill ("Happiness").
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"It would be safe to say all of us were deeply disturbed by the images of Dr. Dao, bloodied and dazed, being dragged from the aisle of a plane last month," Cantwell said.
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McConaughey graduated from the school back in 1993 and recently signed on to teach a film class there, so he knows his way around Austin and does not drive around dazed and confused.
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Or will they just walk upstairs, a little dazed, (everyone gets a day off work the day we do it: that is the sweeteners), and just like, have some pancakes, watch some TV?
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After moving to London, he got his first industry break as an editor and then in-house photographer at the cult fashion publication Dazed & Confused, where he shot his first cover in 2007.
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The words, "These few precious days I'll spend with you" give you an image of grandma and grandpa snuggling under a comforter by the hearth, not of a dazed oldster struggling with Alzheimer's.
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As of late, it seems like Moss' 17-year-old daughter Lila (whom she shares with Jefferson Hack, the CEO and co-founder of Dazed Media) is following in her mom's fashion footsteps.
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One of the best comedies you never saw last year, this comedy filled with "Saturday Night Live" regulars and alums is a mix of "Adventureland" and "Dazed and Confused" that shouldn't be missed.
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Most editors weren't old enough to experience Riot Grrrl firsthand, instead, growing up with style titles such as i-D and Dazed, while using social media to research past feminist movements and ethos.
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In my time with Pamela—beginning here and ending ten hours later, dazed, in an Uber winding back down the hills—I will learn that the line between invention and reality is porous.
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As they walked toward the parking lot, leaving the other men, still dazed and baffled behind them, he heard a few of them shout out to her, but she did not look back.
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Pratt is a notorious crystal aficionado—an "early adopter" of the trend who, according to British style and culture magazine DAZED, has profited handily from making gorgeous rocks a cornerstone of his brand.
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The house's grungy kitchen also nicely frames Kamel Moussa's series, "Equilibre Instable" (2012), photos of somewhat dazed and confused post-revolution Tunisian youth in a country torn between secular progressives and religious conservatives.
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Katie Grand, Love magazine editor in chief, stylist and consultant Ms. Grand, a co-founder of Dazed and Confused, is now editor in chief of Condé Nast's Love magazine, published twice a year.
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A photograph of the 4-year-old child, his face coated in dust and smeared with blood as he sits in the back of an ambulance with a dazed expression, ;riveted the world.
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Teeny invokes a few responses out of Lizzie; Boshra, who stayed up after the release show to watch the pilot of HBO's Vinyl, which stars a few of their friends, is completely dazed.
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"I just find it interesting if I wanted to know who was on the cover of Dazed, I would definitely see it on Instagram before I would see it in the shops," she said.
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This time four years ago, we were all heralding the arrival of The McConaissance, as Matthew "Alright, Alright, Alright" McConaughey reached highs of his career no one imagined since 1993's Dazed And Confused.
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I'm no longer a hardcore gamer, but I've had my fair share of caffeine-fueled gaming all-nighters, so I'm familiar with the dazed feeling of coming to after losing myself to an illusion.
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It could be argued that the blank, affectless Martin has been numbed by the shock of his partner's death, but the other characters seem to be just as dazed and deadpan as he is.
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It left you giddy but dazed, and groping to understand why Mr. Anderson had spackled the lot with cartoon snails, as if daring you to believe he was making a case for slow fashion.
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Now they are reeling, dazed, and starving — and their tales of rape, sexual slavery, and the disappearance of family and friends take a back seat to the harsh necessities of day-to-day survival.
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The appalling image of a five-year-old Syrian child sitting in the back of an ambulance — dazed, dusty and confused — has been shared widely on social media and moved people across the world.
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But he's surrounded by several other characters who, while they don't leave the same impression as Rory Cochrane's Slater or Matthew McConaughey's Wooderson from Dazed, do distinguish themselves from the rest of the ensemble.
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Jones left with 7:57 to play in the first half, appearing dazed after taking a blow to the head in a collision with Central Arkansas' Aaron Weidenaar, who was called for a foul.
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The surprise surge by the "no" vote — nearly all major polls had indicated resounding approval — left the country in a dazed uncertainty not seen since Britain voted in June to leave the European Union.
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Abdulwali's granddaughters seemed a bit dazed, but slowly nodded when he asked if they would like to stay with him in his home in Alexandria, Egypt, until their parents could look after them again.
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As the mustachioed Finn — the 'stache was real, the shag was not — Powell steals the movie so consistently that he may have you thinking of a certain actor from Dazed and Confused: Matthew McConaughey.
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When you grease the walls of your sanctum with lies and put fun-house mirrors everywhere, is it any wonder that the dazed people inside try to protect themselves with a lifeline like proof?
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The company hired the Dazed editor Isabella Burley as editor in residence, tasked with curating a collaborative rotation of artists and guest designers, the first of whom is Shayne Oliver of Hood by Air.
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Two men who had shouted at protesters and appeared to threaten them with a bottle were beaten by a crowd, hit with bamboo sticks, poles and a metal chair, leaving them bloodied and dazed.
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One day, at the intersection outside the grocer's shop, the jihadis trotted out two dazed-looking men—one younger, the other maybe in his fifties—and presented them as agents of the Syrian army.
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Video of a passenger being dragged off a Chicago-Louisville flight, bloodying his nose and leaving him dazed in the process, has gone viral online in China, attracting tens of thousands of outraged posts.
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The film itself kept me rapt; I cried through the end and left the theater with the dazed, disoriented feeling you get when a movie makes you momentarily forget everything else in your life.
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Residents of a state that has prided itself on clean politics seemed dazed, angry and a little indignant that the latest high-profile sexual harassment scandal roiling the country had landed on their doorstep.
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"I thought it would be much more impactful to create something like this, rather than to put out a picture with some words underneath it, or retweet something," twigs said in an interview with Dazed.
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Olivia Wilde's Booksmart seems destined to be this era's Dazed and Confused, which is to say that teen comedy full of unknowns and up-and-comers who'll all go on to become big, big stars.
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The newly divorced David (Colin Farrell, clouded by quite a few extra pounds and a kind of dazed intelligence) shows up at a hotel, accompanied by a collie that, we soon learn, is his brother.
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Since both of those are no-gos, we're hoping to guide your dazed style mishaps toward a happy medium that'll have you trusting you won't sweat to death or require your own personal misting fan.
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Unable to complete her dissertation on Sappho and dazed after a messy breakup, Lucy agrees to dog-sit for her sister who lives near the beach, hoping the brackish Pacific breeze might enliven her spirits.
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Around 6:30 am, still dazed from bed but too anxious to keep sleeping, we head to Prospect Park just in time for off-leash hours, and I can't keep my hands off of him.
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Though he found some success in round one, he then found himself on the receiving end of a thudding Herman knee in the second, which sent him plummeting to the canvas in a dazed heap.
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His performance as aging skirt-chaser Wooderson in 22018's Dazed and Confused made him an overnight star, his clarion call of "alright, alright, alright" becoming a mantra for all those going with the flow.
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It's as if he's aiming for the kind of spiritual rapture that comes with dazed inertia, settling into a peaceful stillness because stillness is the precondition for the sudden rush that will whisk him away.
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He was older but still young, and had become a good friend to D. I immediately call D. to let him know, and can tell he is upset and a bit dazed by the news.
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You know how some of us spent a few months last year pretending to really believe that Hannah Diamond was going to be a legitimate popstar rather than a Dazed feature in a funny hat?
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However, March 20 does bring some confusion: Venus, your ruling planet, will meet with Neptune, the planet of illusion and delusion, on this day, causing you to feel a little dazed—especially about your responsibilities.
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It was the week of Donald Trump's Inauguration, and he spoke in the tone that a lot of liberals were using then—weary and a bit dazed, as if struggling to shake a bad dream.
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Helicopter images showed Yates, a British rider with the Orica-BikeExchange team, dazed and staggering around on the far side of the inflatable structure looking for his bike, which was sitting on top of it.
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" From his formative working days, when he was vying for parts in "School Ties" and "Dazed and Confused," and he and Mr. Damon were struggling to make "Good Will Hunting," he said: "It's all freelance.
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It works: the doppelganger remains in the world, albeit covered in (apparently toxic) creamed corn vomit inside a flipped-over car, and a dazed and childlike Cooper is forced to pick up Dougie's old life.
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Linklater is one of the most important Texan filmmakers of our time, and one of the first people to capture the laid-back vibe of old Austin with his films Slacker and Dazed and Confused.
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We're thinking of something along the lines of Fast Times at Ridgemont High or Dazed and Confused, and what's more fitting for a night of vintage teen antics than a good ol' fashioned round pie?
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Her name became an adjective, Beattie-esque, a way of describing quiet, astringent fiction that showed white baby boomers (Beattie's closest peers) emerging, dazed, from the 1960s and trying to make sense of their lives.
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In "Time's Journey Through a Room," by the Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada, Kazuki (Kensaku Shinohara) is a young man dazed and numbed by his own sadness, still stunned by his wife's death the year before.
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The real challenge, she explained, would be persuading this infirm animal, who was still weak from confinement and dazed to find himself in the full shock of daylight, that he had to begin walking again.
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Visiting interviewers, expecting an Old Etonian wit and raconteur, maybe even a theorist of the nonintrusive, unexplaining novel, found instead a dazed, haunted figure—or, in Michael Holroyd's recollection, a body asleep on the staircase.
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Olive was dazed as they got all their things together, their coats on, the shoes, the blue rubber boots; Ann's expression remained stony, and Christopher was obsequious in his attempts to be helpful to her.
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A laurel-bedecked musician-poet, in the figure of Orpheus, lies half-naked in a craggy cove, dazed and confused, his robe floating below his leg like a red snake in a shallow, blue-green stream.
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It was clear from the dazed looked in the eyes of residents who'd stayed on through the floods that while the rescue process may have only taken less than 48 hours, recovery would take much longer.
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"The ISM report caught investors off-guard, while the tariffs and ADP data delivered a mean right hook leaving them dazed and vulnerable," Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda, wrote in a note to clients.
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Matthew McConaughey earned countless fans for his iconic first role in the comedy Dazed and Confused and later won the hearts of rom-com fans with movies like How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.
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The accompanying video features Harlow interviewing street style stars including Gucci Gang, Jeremie Egry of Etudes Studio, Sarah Andelman (Colette founder) and Emma Hope Allwood of Dazed who each comment on brand's lasting impact on fashion.
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Linklater has described Everybody as a "spiritual sequel" to his third film, the '70s high school comedy Dazed and Confused (where, incidentally, the action unfolds over the last day of school, and specifically one wild night).
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"From studying fighters for the last 50 years, we know that people who can take a punch and not get knocked out tend to get more concussive injuries, dazed, confused and have memory problems," Kelly explains.
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But while you may only recognize Stenberg with her signature curls, last month the actress said goodbye to her hair, shaving it all off — and she's finally opening up about the bold beauty move for Dazed.
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The productions aren't as heavy as his dance work, but they are as heady, full of elliptical arpeggiations and dazed delay manipulations—a muddled and mottled sound environment befitting the busted headspace that informs the record.
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Its charms are emergent; suddenly from a dazed lull, a cluster of church bell tones will swell into a dense thicket as woozily overwhelming as any of his collaborations with the similarly glossine composer Harold Budd.
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I still remember working the news desk that day, editing breaking stories through tears of joy and rushing down to Stonewall afterward, roaming the streets where the movement began decades ago, feeling dazed, almost light-headed.
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ABACO, Bahamas (AP) — Lugging empty suitcases, plastic buckets and backpacks, dazed survivors of Hurricane Dorian made their way back to the shantytown where they used to live, hoping to gather up some of their soggy belongings.
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The joyful, '80s-set movie (which opens in limited release March 30) is the "spiritual sequel" to Dazed and Confused, dropping in on baseball players at a Texas college during the three days before classes start.
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It seems these days we're not only uncertain of everything and everyone — foreigners, friends, institutions, experts, the people in our beds, the thoughts in our heads — we're also feeling too dazed to do anything about it.
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I spoke with him about pre-SXSW Austin, his friendship with Linklater, the new doc, and how that iconic drive-in scene in Dazed and Confused with Matthew McConaughey and a hot redhead came to be.
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Scarcity is part of the aesthetic, which has been adopted by celebrities like Jonah Hill (called "a budding darling of the hypebeast community" by Dazed) and Justin Theroux (a "low-key hypebeast," according to The Cut).
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In the same time frame, the Dodgers had won four division series, and twice captured the N.L.C.S. Now they are out, dazed and discouraged by a 7-3 loss in 10 excruciating innings in Game 5.
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"I jumped out of the car like the cork out of bottle," he said, then walked around dazed for while before going to the hospital, where he was found to have a concussion and multiple injuries.
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Like Alan Kurdi, a 2-year-old Syrian whose drowned body was discovered on a beach in Turkey, and Omran Daqneesh, dazed and bloodied after his home in Aleppo was bombed, Bana has touched a nerve.
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Waking Life follows an unnamed protagonist (played by Dazed and Confused star Wiley Wiggins) through a series of vignettes featuring characters expressing their most deeply held views about the meaning of life via conversations or monologues.
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LES CAYES, Haiti (Reuters) - Huddled in shelters since Hurricane Matthew brought screaming winds through the Haitian port town of Les Cayes, dazed residents emerged on Wednesday to find streets under water and their homes destroyed or damaged.
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"I think you've got two parallel stories: Planet Fitness is an extremely well-run company with a fabulous brand and they know exactly what they're doing, while the new WW seems dazed and confused," the host said.
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He's set to release a new EP next week, No Origin, his first solo material since 2013's Trust EP. Today THUMP's premiering "Streamer," which layers dazed out synths and tribal beats into a bustling techno jam.
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Mr. Hack added that Mr. Irwin — along with his friend Nicola Formichetti, now the artistic director at Diesel — "helped usher in a bold new aesthetic and direction for Dazed, and then pop culture in the late '00s."
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As pictures of a dazed child pulled from the rubble in heavily bombarded rebel-held eastern Aleppo captured the plight of the city's civilians, Moscow said it was ready to start the first "humanitarian pause" next week.
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Unable to see my calories on my iPhone screen, I would constantly be adding up the content of my meals, so much so that I couldn't concentrate on school and found myself dazed when with my friends.
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Dressed in a brown jacket and black cap, he looked dazed as he emerged late Tuesday morning on the Mexican side of the border in Tijuana and was swarmed by scores of reporters, photographers and television cameramen.
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Dazed that Stone and Varda occupied the same corner of the universe, I got it together and took her to the police station, where she filled out a report and murmured doubts about the young desk officer.
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Vili Fualaau was arrested on February 2, according to docs obtained by TMZ, moments after he failed to stop his Mercury Mountaineer in Burien, WA. Cops say he had a dazed expression, bloodshot eyes and slurred speech.
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Online lyric sites call the song a feminist empowerment anthem, which might make sense if the rejection were triumphant rather than dazed, apathetic, blank; if the repression resulting from her cold, polished surface weren't eating her alive.
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Rocco, the 16-year-old son of Madonna and Guy Ritchie, attended the Dazed and Calvin Klein party Thursday night to celebrate the magazine's 25th anniversary with his rumored girlfriend Kim Turnbull (the granddaughter of artist William Turnbull).
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Bailey&aposs daughter, Erica, has said she didn&apost believe her father endangered the officers&apos lives at all after the crash, and that he was dazed from the crash impact and the deployment of an air bag.
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The summer lineup includes a range of shades that are the epitome of 90s beauty; each one is moody, grungy, and exactly what you'd expect Penny to wear in Dazed and Confused — with kickass shade names to boot.
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In the latter case it was reported that the parrots were obviously becoming intoxicated from the poppies, often crashing into trees and branches or being found lying dazed in a nearby field after having indulged in the drug.
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Why Verge readers might care: Hill's film looks like a 1990s-flavored take on Dazed and Confused, a coming-of-age story that is as much about its setting and characters as it is about the central storyline.
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Here the NYC trio move through the song like a sun-dazed kid skipping through a field of flowers, speeding up and tripping over, and falling into a synthy swoon, and spinning in giddy circles for the chorus.
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The Moon enters Fire sign Aries today at 2:40 PM, then trines warrior planet Mars at 4:51 PM. If yesterday's solar eclipse in dreamy Pisces left you dazed, today some pep will return to your step.
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"I don't want young and creative Londoners abandoning our city to head to Amsterdam, to Berlin, to Prague where clubs are supported and allowed to flourish," Khan told Dazed magazine in April when he was running for office.
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To bring the colors of the gown together, Simkin covered Rae's eyelids in a bright, peacock blue from CoverGirl's Dazed TruNaked Eye Shadow Palette, before topping it off with a pearly shadow from the It's Lit Highlight Palette.
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According to Sniper, the track traces its origins back to 2012 or 2013, which sounds about right considering the tracks blissed-out-weirdo reverb and slightly dazed lyrical flourishes: "Sometimes I find there's somebody else in my skin".
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There's the relentless squeak of rubber soles on linoleum, the distant whirr of shopping cart wheels, the dazed chatter of couples deciding what's for dinner, and the polyrhythmic beeping of the cash registers that guard any available exit.
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In place of a new designer, Mr. Rosen hired Isabella Burley, the editor of the British fashion magazine Dazed, to be Helmut Lang's first editor in residence, essentially operating a fashion label along the lines of a magazine.
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"After the election, I had meetings on Capitol Hill with dazed Democrats who seemed ready to move right in order to appeal to an electorate that was far more Trumpy than they'd previously imagined," said Ben Wikler, MoveOn.
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Smith, 20193, was found dazed and injured on the floor of a bathroom at Elmore Correctional Facility in November 22019 after another man allegedly punched him in the head and knocked him out over a bungled drug deal.
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It didn't take long, four or five minutes at most, and she sat very still through it all, watching him with a kind of dazed horror as he went further and further away from her with each word.
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The artist's dedication to her craft despite her unusual childhood is truly inspiring; in an interview with Dazed La Rue divulges how she grew up in and out of foster care until she was about 16 years old.
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Compassion flowed towards Latimer Road after the fire, but thousands of us felt helpless as we witnessed dazed men and women milling around in the hot sun and smoky, poisonous air, while they waited for news about loved ones.
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Thomas and I watched Golden State's Game 4 self-immolation against the Oklahoma City Thunder on May 24, a dazed 24-point loss low-lit by 2012 turnovers, shockingly shitty rebounding, and eight missed three-pointers from Stephen Curry.
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At his moment of greatest success in America, with "Grazing in the Grass", at the top of the charts for three weeks in 1968, he was so dazed with booze, blow, pot and sex that he could hardly function.
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Despite checking off all the diagnostic boxes for potentially being concussed and requiring further examination—head impact, remaining on the ground, possibly dazed, generally lethargic and slow-moving—the NHL's concussion spotters did not pull Crosby from the game.
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"I think you've got two parallel stories: Planet Fitness is an extremely well-run company with a fabulous brand and they know exactly what they're doing, while the new WW seems dazed and confused," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Some of the highlights include Richard Linklater's Everybody Wants Some, the "spiritual successor" to 1993's Dazed and Confused, and the world premiere of Pee-wee's Big Holiday, which makes its debut before landing on Netflix later this year.
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Shopping in clothing sections divided by gender can be difficult and, at worst, dangerous for gender-variant people, an anxiety which writer Shon Faye brilliantly summarized last year in an article for Dazed, featuring the perspectives of interviewees worldwide.
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A combination of going to the gym twice a day, not consuming enough food, and being unable to prepare chicken breast so that it doesn't feel like an old Chuck Taylor in my mouth has me dazed, confused, daunted.
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Coming soon after changes at the top at Dior, Lanvin and Balenciaga, startling personnel shifts at prominent men's wear brands have left some in the industry wandering around dazed, waiting to be smacked with a piece of falling sky.
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"A mysterious man appeared," who managed to locate the only passable stairwell and began marshaling down groups of injured and dazed people, according to the article, which also gave a telling detail about the rescuer that floored Ms. Crowther.
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He staggers, malnourished and dazed, out of the Stockholm countryside, babbling that he's escaped from a sadist he calls the Sandman, and that his sister, Felicia, also missing for the same period, is alive but still being held captive.
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My first week at Andover, dazed by its glamour and newness, I fought my way to the financial aid office to pick up the laptop; I sent my mom a photo of me grinning and clutching the cardboard box.
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Players who headed the ball the most (those in the top quartile of heading reports) were three times as likely to have concussion symptoms, such as pain, dizziness and feeling dazed, compared to those players in the lowest quartile.
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In an interview with Dazed magazine, Off-White founder and Louis Vuitton Menswear Creative Director Virgil Abloh said that streetwear was facing imminent death — and dying with that, presumably, would be the clunky shoes that helped define the trend.
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I read Charles Homans's piece on the state of the Democratic Party with consternation over the fact that the Democrats don't seem to recognize their direct path to the majority, and journalists seem to be reifying that dazed confusion.
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Then in 2017, when conservative Justice Annette Ziegler was up, liberals were still dazed from Donald Trump's shocking victory in the state and didn't even bother to put up a candidate — Ziegler won a second 10-year term unopposed.
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Paradoxically, the album's frenzied rush leaves a dazed afterglow — he's trying to wow listeners into submission, and he keeps you so on your toes that the state of being on your toes congeals into a sort of stupefied inertia.
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For the final procedure, a dilation and evacuation (or D&E), I was under general anesthesia, and the rest of the day I felt kind of dazed, almost as if there was a little relief that it was all over.
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"Procell, the store, likes to represent what is cool or at least be able to represent what's going on on the streets and in youth culture, and Alex is very tapped into that," owner Brian Procell told Dazed of the collaboration.
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Smiley Face was the first female-driven entry in a filmography that includes Cheech and Chong, Dazed and Confused, Half Baked, The Big Lebowski, Friday, and the Harold and Kumar trilogy, to name just a few beloved male stoner movies.
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"What I wanted to do was an adaptation of the books, 'cos a lot of people are like, 'Don't touch that film!' and I'm like, 'I'm not remaking the film, I want to go back to the book,'" Waititi told Dazed.
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On the way to their elopement — which was captured on season 6 — Mackenzie doubted Ryan's sobriety and questioned if he was under the influence of Xanax as he began swerving while driving, his eyes looking visibly dazed and slightly shut.
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For the month of December, our favorite Bad Gal is on the cover of not just one, but seven magazine covers: there are four different versions for Dazed, and three different ones for Vogue Paris, the latter which she guest edited.
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Its Rube Goldberg machine-like qualities now seems to me like an apt symbol of the entire massive operation of the fair: visually enthralling work with magnificently high production values that leaves me a bit dazed and desperate for substance.
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Excited and dazed and wry and starry-eyed all at once, the album slumps a bit in the middle but jumps back to life with "The Sound," which would dominate the radio all summer if funk-lite still got airplay.
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The clearest example of this comes on Beware of the Dogs' penultimate track, "Watching Telly"—a dazed, drifting track written on the day Ireland voted for the right to legal abortions, about an abortion Donnelly had when she was younger.
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Upon hearing good news, a triumphant contestant, a hug-hungry dad, and a military mom all rush to manhandle little Ryan Seacrest and lift him up where he belongs: O-facing in slow-motion like a dazed Cirque du Soleil acrobat.
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It's not really sleek sci-fi: we witness gooey aliens move through neon landscapes from the perspective of a dazed dead person, a motif involving shampoo bottles filled with music, and visualizations of the idea that you could eat light.
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By drawing the wheedling synth line to the front of the mix, adding a weighty bassline, and simplifying the original's skittering production, he's managed to make the track hit even harder, without lessening the impact of Romy Madley-Croft's dazed vocal.
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Like some Borgesian fantasy, the next door doesn't lead back to the hallway but to an identical copy of the first room, and when I visited, a dazed woman stood frozen by the door, afraid to move along without my company.
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Directed by the perpetually fascinating Richard Linklater, whose uneven filmography (from Dazed and Confused to A Scanner Darkly to Boyhood and Before Sunrise) is always worth watching, Bernadette is a soggy misfire, with sparks of possibility peppering a weirdly plodding tale.
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Where many actors-turned-directors make debut movies that are eye-rollingly political or pretentious, "Booksmart" would love to be a latter-day "Dazed and Confused" or "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" — a celebration of adolescence, from a decidedly female perspective.
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For eight years, Mr. Vos has been an important ally to Mr. Walker as Wisconsin Republicans have carried out a series of uncompromising moves that stunned Democrats, sent protesters flooding into the Capitol and left lawmakers dazed in marathon hearings.
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Then while I'm still dazed that this work still has the power to concentrate my attention decades later, I also see the garden of hanging, nested, and interlaced wire mesh lobes by Ruth Asawa, which are their own kind of enchantment.
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Kelela, who writes many of the songs on the album, also discusses her intents as a songwriter: "I want it to be like, Carole King or Dolly Parton will want to take it to the piano immediately," Kelela tells Dazed.
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Takeda's radioactive cosmos, Imai's brooding landscapes and Kawauchi's dazed pigeons take me through several registers of thought simultaneously: information about the tragedy, sorrow for the suffering it caused, gratitude for the work that makes that sorrow visible, foreboding about the future.
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The diminutive 24-year-old is one of the most popular collaborators in fashion now, working for publications such as Dazed and Confused, Garage and a raft of Vogues, as well as brands like Miu Miu, Paco Rabanne and Mulberry.
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" In the nearly four-minute clip, Phillips is seen driving his seemingly dazed sister home from surgery when a fake emergency alert plays on the radio: "The Center for Disease Control in Washington, D.C., has issued a viral outbreak warning.
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Referee Herb Dean seemed to think so at first but, after confusion and controversy, let the bout pick up in the second round, during which Masvidal walked down a dazed Cerrone and beat him all about the face and the body.
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Kanye sometimes looked dazed—a little tired, maybe, or nervous—but still the most animated he's looked in months; the live stage is his natural environment, and having Cudi as an anchor beside him clearly helped when he looked disengaged.
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In fact, as Kirby Ferguson explains in the documentary Everything Is a Remix, the band was accused of it time and time again: Holmes filed a lawsuit against Led Zeppelin in 2010 for "Dazed and Confused" 40 years after the record was released.
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With no direction from dazed party officials, a diverse mix of programmers, lawyers, mothers, and political operatives have taken it upon themselves to build new tools to harness the energy created on the left to oppose President Donald Trump's actions and policies.
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Children trying to shelter from an airstrike under a mattress; a little boy called Omran, dazed but not even crying as he wipes blood from his face; a young girl called Bana, starring in her mom's tweets about how they lived in Aleppo.
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The smattering of women in the audience look dazed and confused; maybe they like it, maybe they didn't know what they were in for, maybe they saw an ad for a live TV taping and thought it would be something—anything—else.
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His father is shown proudly, hands on hips, having just bodyslammed the Democratic donkey, a TV character carrying copies of The Washington Post and New York Times, and Macron, flattened and looking dazed, as tiny French flags and Eiffel towers circle his head.
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But Foodman's flip of "On Your Way" pushes the original's candy coated brilliance to realms even more absurd, flipping her dazed vocal take into a swirling ooze of saccharine goo—something as sweet and disgusting as a breast pocket full of meltedice cream.
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How it ended: Despite all of the bitter arguments about which was worse — Obamacare or the new bill — all of the anger seemed to be gone at the end, as dazed-looking Republicans and Democrats just wanted to get it over with.
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After their mother died in a car crash, they were rescued and raised by a nearby commune of mild-mannered, vaguely dazed-looking people who make a living by brewing and selling beer and performing other odd jobs for the nearby community.
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Just two weeks after the protesters were trampled in Malmö, they released what was then their first single in over four years, an electronic instrumental of dazed keyboard chords, sleepwalking drum machines, and a single vocal sample from the Yugoslavian politician Stjepan Filipović.
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According to the 28-year-old hostess, while men danced and drank with a set of women on one side of the room, a line of younger women were left seated on a banquette at the back of the room, seemingly dazed.
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This works to the film's advantage, much as it did for Dazed And Confused—there is a certain sense of pride when you know that you're seeing the superstar careers of Anthony Rapp, Marissa Ribisi, and Adam Goldberg begin before your eyes.
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Mascots stars Guest, Jane Lynch (Glee, The 40-Year-Old Virgin), Parker Posey (Dazed and Confused, Café Society), Chris O'Dowd (Bridesmaids, Calvary), Fred Willard (Anchorman, Everybody Loves Raymond), Ed Begley Jr. (Arrest Development, Ghostbusters), and Zach Woods (Silicon Valley, Ghostbusters), among others.
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Dazed and ragged, new migrants stumble up the industrial road from nearby Calais every day, past the graphite electrode factory and underneath the well-guarded highway overpass that serves as the entrance to the camp, where three Afghan boys recently took shelter.
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Wilson was ejected when he received a match penalty late in the second period after clipping Brett Seney in what appeared to be the shoulder/neck area on the blindside while skating past him, leaving the Devil on the ice and dazed.
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I hadn't even reached the part about the British gymnast who tumbled onto her head, stood up dazed and kept on going when I myself had to stop, because I was suddenly so choked up that I couldn't get another word out.
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In fact, "dazed" is how many Chinese felt as the "two sessions" — the annual meetings of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and the National People's Congress — were getting underway in Beijing, according to a delegate quoted in Caixin, a financial magazine.
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When you're a complete showman like Alice Cooper, making TV appearances is sort of a must, and given that That '70s Show rides that Dazed & Confused thing so hard, it was only a matter of time before shock rock's grand wizard appeared.
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And then she's slowly gliding through a supermarket in lemon yellow rubber heels, a dazed look on her face, the contents of her trolley coming to life in the way you'd imagine them doing when you were a kid with a fever.
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The answers seemingly reside within that shadowy facility -- which resembles the plastic prison in which Magneto was held in the "X-Men" movies -- where the oddball assortment of employees have the dazed demeanor of people who have stared deeply into the abyss.
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But what if lexicographers did us the favor of not only anointing words but annually retiring a few that have been embraced too exuberantly and look a little shabby for it — a little dazed to find themselves miles from their original meanings.
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As its title suggests, there is a dazed, dreamlike quality to the prose of this bildungsroman, in which a masterly English translation by Jeffrey M. Green manages to retain the direct, concrete quality of the original Hebrew as well as its austere poetry.
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In Egypt and across the Middle East and beyond, Salah has now become a symbol, his road from a small village to the heights of sporting glory an inspiration, the humble and slightly dazed way in which he has greeted his fame endearing.
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In some works, this flatness of style, paired with the slightly dazed non-expressions of his subjects, blunts what could be strong emotion in these portraits; they're perhaps better approached as large-scale, Maira Kalman-esque illustrations than as paintings to contemplate.
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