Wickham, Jack Huston sports a conveniently fiendish mustache, easily allowing
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Extreme cold and fiendish granite walls thwarted their boldest efforts.
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Fire, flood and fiendish burglars are no longer your concern.
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Or it could be just another juicy part of Google's fiendish tease.
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Part of the problem is simply the fiendish nature of the pathogen.
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Once again, the details of Dr Strickland's and Dr Mourou's solution are fiendish.
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Our enduring connection, this fiendish devotion to our favorite game, was slipping away.
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In Florida, fiendish clowns were spotted lurking by the side of the road.
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This is ennobling poppycock, as those fiendish "Better Call Saul" writers certainly know.
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First, players can build a room of treasure bait with fiendish guardians or traps.
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Most people in our situation buy plants or adopt animals or watch fiendish amounts of television.
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The concept of the fiendish "addict" used to advocate for the laws hewed closely to racist stereotypes.
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The Governor, a delightfully fiendish Alan Oke, soon enters and orders the Jailer to murder the Prisoner.
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The fiendish goat has since been released on bail, but owner Abdul Hassan still faces criminal charges.
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Rules that take into account how markets may develop over longer periods will be fiendish to craft.
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Operation Rosebud is superseded by the bigger, more fiendish—and, it turns out, politically sensitive—Operation Jericho.
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That, in turn, requires that the nuclear-powered subs be fitted with bigger reactors—a fiendish technical challenge.
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Meitu's problems are real, but they aren't evidence of a fiendish plot to spoof phones and steal identities.
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Yet fiendish institutional and legal problems over security abound, and there is little time left to surmount them.
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Loan Payments: $0 after scholarships, two jobs, a fiendish amount of babysitting, and Missouri's 529 College Savings Plan.
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It doesn't feature any fiendish traps or perplexing puzzles, any savage beasts to best or pirates to punch.
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It was dark and rainy on day three of the Big's Backyard Ultra, a running race of fiendish design.
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"The Next" is most successful when it's at its most fiendish, with Jo gleefully terrorizing Ned throughout New York.
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On the drink menu, his fiendish nickname applies to a $13 cocktail with herbal liqueur, vermouth and other ingredients.
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More mature than the Fighting Fantasy series, it delivers plenty of fiendish puzzles and chill-down-the-spine moments.
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In the second act, these spoiled young things get their just deserts, through a variety of fantastically fiendish means.
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The A.M.T. is much reviled by tax experts across the political spectrum for its unintended consequences and fiendish complexity.
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My favorite among the stories is the fiendish "Desire and the Black Masseur," but there are many, many runners-up.
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The instruments sometimes cushion the vocal line with mystical, piercing harmonies, until emotions break loose and the music becomes fiendish.
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Banks moan that the regulation of mortgages—more than half of which are now originated by non-banks—is especially fiendish.
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Monsanto did respond with alacrity to concerns about the fiendish toxicity of PCBs voiced by Swedish scientists the very next year.
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The Gewandhaus players lacked the fiendish exactitude of their Berlin colleagues, but the performance took on human complexity as a result.
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"Our Man" is divided into three parts — Vietnam, Bosnia and Afghanistan — to mark the "three fiendish wars" that defined Holbrooke's career.
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As always with Trump, the rational and the Cartesian bump up against his fiendish antennae for the mass hypnosis of our age.
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He is a man of fiendish energy and malicious intuitions who gets the blood up by appealing to the barbarian in us all.
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The market believes that a deal can be reached despite the fiendish complexity (we are talking about far more than China buying U.S. soybeans).
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Her enemy was the German Enigma machine, a fiendish configuration of rotors which changed every day to set the code for Nazi military communications.
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There, she and her siblings rode horses, played merrily in the fields and orchards, and took fiendish glee in torturing a series of governesses.
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Making sure each farmer gets one dose of subsidised fertiliser and all poor families their share of rice is fiendish without knowing who they are.
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These fiendish clowns reportedly tried to lure women and children into the woods, chased people with knives and machetes, and yelled at people from cars.
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The bosses in the game, while fiendish on a first encounter, were ultimately predictable—their paths around the screen could be memorized, their moves mapped.
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Her Becky is less disgraceful than Thackeray's, but lots more fiendish than in the 2004 Mira Nair film, where she was played by Reese Witherspoon.
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Equal parts mountain bike and smartphone, this fiendish invention runs a version of Google's Android software on a 4-inch display nestled in between the handlebars.
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These fiendish clowns have reportedly tried to lure women and children into the woods, chased people with knives and machetes, and yelled at people from cars.
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Jenny Polak's ICE Escape Signs series is part of the exhibition I'm Afraid of Americans at Fiendish Plots (2130 Magnum Circle, Lincoln, Nebraska) through March 3.
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Between the lines: This incident underscores the fiendish difficulties big platforms still face when handling breaking news events, even after years of focus on combating misinformation.
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He gave blazing performances of Copland's flinty Piano Sonata and two fiendish works by the maverick composer Frederic Rzewski that incorporate labor movement songs and anthems.
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Crazy Rich Asians, while satirizing the gaudiness of some characters and the outright fiendish behavior of others, presents Eleanor and the Young family's wealth as something earned.
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Apart from fiddling with clichés, he delights in creating characters and then testing them in fiendish ways (sometimes literally), ratcheting up the tension and the body count.
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He swears all the time, asks (male) cops about their sex lives and wrestles with a "super-fiendish" sudoku while on a call with the Home Office.
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Budowsky added a caveat — Clinton should only suggest to square off against Fiorina, he said, if she had "the daring and fiendish wit" to pull it off.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Having dropped only two sets in her last 15 matches, Ash Barty's opponents are getting used to her exhibiting a streak of near fiendish brutality.
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Nicks frequently cites as a guiding influence for the recording sessions the 1939 film adaptation of Emily Brontë's "Wuthering Heights," which depicts an undying, almost fiendish love.
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Yet the details are fiendish; and the EU's demands give their citizens in Britain more rights than Britons, with full protection by the European Court of Justice (ECJ).
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It's a fiendish rhetorical trick, because it accurately describes something meaningless—the literal size of the amendment—while creating intentional confusion about the effect the provision would have.
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Here, a fiendish figure wearing a decadent Aubrey Beardsley-style robe, revealing small breasts, and holding a cat in a purse seems about to take a decisive step.
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On Motherboard: How 'Dark Souls' Is Defeating Depression You mention twists—what sort of fiendish traps are our bucket-like heroes going to have to look out for?
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The book describes Mao as a tyrannical personality with a fiendish sexual appetite and appalling personal hygiene who suffered from a motor neuron disease in his last years.
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In some cases, it will be oceans inundating coastal cities or widespread crop failures or deadly heat waves or disease outbreaks — or some fiendish combination of the above.
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This alien really doesn't have any fiendish strategy, and no personality ever emerges—the astronauts can't rationalize with it, and nothing they try seems to kill the little bugger.
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These funky shower heads are available in a variety of different animals, including a T-rex, shark, elephant, or an eagle — not to mention a few fiendish animal skulls.
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Expedia have put together a fiendish quiz featuring ten local phrases spoken in the accent of the area across the UK and Ireland — click 'play' below to have a go.
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The weird thing about dumb money, unfortunately, is that it can act with fiendish intelligence, insisting on stipulations that guarantee returns at the expense of founders, employees and other investors.
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It's not the fiendish title character, played here with uncanny athleticism by Aaron Monaghan, nor any of his many royal relatives and rivals, all those frantically competitive Henrys and Edwards.
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Not only did I find a lot of theme answers difficult, there was also a lot of fiendish fill today that, to put it mildly, discouraged my powers of deduction.
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While fulfilling the demands of the mystery form—his plot locks into position, with a fiendish and gratifying click—he's also using it to tell a different sort of tale.
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During one waltzing interlude, a devilish solo violin seems to provoke the jittery piano, which unleashes a hellbent cadenza full of fiendish runs, keyboard-sweeping glissandos and full-hand cluster chords.
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And he very shrewdly pairs his master detective with a genial duffer as a sidekick and gives him a dastardly opponent in the fiendish master criminal, "the Napoleon of crime," Prof.
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At some point later that year, Jean-Michel Basquiat used marker and acrylics to dash off a sketch of two fiendish cops beating an armless, legless figure, rendered in black silhouette.
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Kids. Babies. Children. Innocent li'l kids who have no idea what fiendish delights are out there, waiting to at first embarrass them, but then make them laugh a little bit, hopefully.
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Leftists and liberals are left with the belief that their opponents are all working in coordination, implementing a single master plan with fiendish efficiency, while they themselves are in hapless disarray.
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Trenton and Mobley were arguably the coolest characters on the show (more Trenton than Mobley, if we're being real), and now they're both gone, sacrificial pawns in the Dark Army's fiendish game.
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It's a fiendish, funny, bustling and yet oddly impersonal narrative, as if Charles Dickens from time to time regarded Oliver Twist less as a hapless urchin than a hamster on a wheel.
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But every once in a while, a film or episode comes along that perfectly captures the spirit of the holiday—or, at the very least, upends said spirit in delightfully fiendish ways!
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In the conservative information bubble, it is considered indisputable that Pelosi was, like a cartoon villain, announcing her fiendish plan to conceal the contents of the health care bill from the cameras.
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" —> ADORNS, the missing letters; and "grammagrams," where you need to sound out letters to make words or vice versa, the most fiendish example here being 23D: "Seaside, by the sound of it.
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A romantic wrinkle in part one — Sue falls in love with Maud — becomes the heart of the book, but fiendish plot twists follow, revealed through time shifts in parts two and three.
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In Sweden, Meshuggah, in the nineties, built roaring, ferocious songs atop fiendish riffs in prime-number time signatures; Opeth, in the aughts, found a connection between death-metal fury and Pink Floydian reverie.
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Let It Die plays like the deranged lovechild of FromSoft's fiendish Souls series and a survival game in the style of Rust, albeit one still slicked and writhing in bloody orthopteran afterbirth (sorry).
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My friend Chad made some sinfully addictive pecan-chocolate crack-cocaine dessert something or other that I did not trust my fiendish sweet tooth to be home alone with for the weeks following.
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"Don't take twenty percent of an artist's income—give them eighty percent of yours" was the formula that Klein urged on younger managers, and there was something fiendish in the seemingly equitable equation.
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After combing through hours of freaky, fiendish, and fearful footage, we have put together thirty-one of the best Halloween flicks—each highlighting an iconic trope of the genre—in the perfect viewing order.
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In any case, the financial-services industry—which came up with endowment mortgages and fiendish interest-rate hedges as well as PPI—will surely supply another outrage eventually, if on a less spectacular scale. ■
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SOUTHPORT, England (Reuters) - Americans Jordan Spieth, Brooks Koepka and Matt Kuchar tamed a fiendish course in tough conditions to fire sparkling first-round 65s and lead the British Open by one shot on Thursday.
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Confronted with systemic injustice, the genre reacts as if it's been exposed to a fiendish variety of red kryptonite that forces it to scurry off to the nearest beach and bury its head in the sand.
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The fiendish witch-slayer then expresses his desire to pull the three witch corpses out of the river and set them aflame as part of some sadistic Christian ritual, but his companions don't heed his warnings.
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It's such a clever, fiendish plan that it must be frustrating the Democratic Party leaders because they understand Trump's painting them into a small, red corner, and Democratic hopes for 2020 could go up in smoke.
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Trying to establish who might join them — for the right to be knocked out in the group stages — is a fiendish Sudoku, and one that will have no ultimate bearing on the result of the tournament.
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The Kaminskys were paid about $800,000 for the hardcover, paperback and film rights to their first book, "The Glow" (1979), about a young couple in Manhattan who move into a building inhabited by a fiendish cult.
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The disconnect between Elsa's increasingly fiendish descriptions of Jews and her own personality (alternating between tender and tough) rupture's Jojo's dizzy faith in the Nazi party, creating a crack of cognitive dissonance that she pries open.
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Stenson, full of adrenaline on the 18th tee, hammered his tee shot 310 yards down the fairway and was mightily relieved to see it stop 12 inches short of one of Royal Troon's fiendish pot bunkers.
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Trump was wise not to try to concoct a phony justification for using the doctrine, which at best would have been a delaying tactic and only increased the already-fiendish interest in the specifics of Comey's testimony.
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" The animated dramedy, which ended on Friday after six seasons, walloped its audience with fiendish punch lines on death, depression, addiction, abuse, and the creeping sense that "life is just one long, hard kick in the urethra.
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They co-ordinate the fiendish logistics of getting hundreds of parts sourced from Asia and beyond to arrive in the right place at the right time, in order to keep their assembly plants, many located in China, humming.
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Though the film contains less savory depictions of rich people acting bombastic and fiendish, in Crazy Rich Asians, it's possible that you can have money and still be a good person who is kind, loyal, and protective of family.
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Even more fiendish, Leonor happily drops just enough clues to make Brian think not only that his father was ashamed of him but also that she and the father had been carrying on a secret romantic relationship for years.
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Although American Horror Story bills itself as an anthology series that wipes the slate clean with each and every season, it has two constants that rear their fiendish heads in every installment: silly writing and absolutely messy season finales.
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Despite the chaos that will inevitably ensue as your brain and body struggle to contend with the increasingly fiendish challenges that FRU throws at you, its controls never feel clumsy or cumbersome, a feat few Kinect games can claim.
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We learned the dark side of the fiendish little devices that were supposed to make our lives brighter, and the avaricious side of the lords of the cloud, who turned out to have world domination dreams that rivaled Cheney's.
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There, in the darkened hall, she sang "Der Hölle Rache" ("Hell's Vengeance"), the Queen of the Night's aria from "The Magic Flute," which, with its fiendish series of high F's, is among the canonical texts of the coloratura repertory.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - Phil Mickelson lamented his indifferent Carnoustie displays after carding a one-under 70 at the British Open on Saturday, saying he needed to take "baby steps" to boost his self-belief at the fiendish Scottish links.
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But as researchers from the University of Tokyo's Ishikawa Senoo Lab demonstrate—with the assistance of a high-speed camera monitoring the subtle movements—this agile three-fingered hand can manipulate and reposition Rubik's fiendish puzzle cube with impressive dexterity.
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Balasaheb Chouhan, a smallholder in Puntamba, says the paperwork for selling to the state is fiendish, and then typically there are week-long queues of farmers waiting to unload their goods, followed by weeks more of waiting to be paid.
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In the years that followed and through some fiendish thought process I was made to feel lucky to exist, but to my thinking the lucky ones were taken away with the bombs and the bullets, the gas and the missiles.
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The "nightmare" stage puzzles, set within Vincent's feverish dreams, are fiendish examples of what might happen if Jenga and Pullblox/Pushmo had a horrifying child as the result of a drunken one-night stand, all bloodshot eyes and dagger-like teeth.
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Head Over Heels also offered some impressive gameplay innovations too: enemies that homed in on the player's character as they moved, fiendish combinations of conveyor belts and enemies, and strange Prince Charles-Dalek hybrid creatures controlled by buttons within the game environment itself.
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Sticking to tradition like it was hanging mistletoe, Georgia's Department of Corrections has already gleefully issued, "Sallie's Last Meal Advisory," which all good people of conscience will immediately recognize as a fiendish and loutish display that debases the dignity of human life.
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By President Barack Obama's first year in office, their posture toward Medicaid and Medicare had softened from treating the programs as fiendish socialist plots to treating them as hallowed but unsustainable commitments that should be offloaded on to states and private industry respectively.
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"Wicked Caresses" boasts a devilishly catchy hook that will lodge in your brain—the guitars build around Osborn's voice that lends the chorus a cheeky and fiendish quality while Clayton Burgess' bass drops disturbingly heavy notes to add ever more weight to proceedings.
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My best friend, who is a pigeon, tells me that this tracking device has allowed the sinister cabal of my mother, my fiancée, my orthodontist, and the fiendish lawyer John Rothstein to avoid me while they carry out their orgy of sin.
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I can't say there was too much resistance elsewhere, especially compared with the last couple of really fiendish acrostics we've had to handle — I had EURIPIDES and ENERVATED at the start, and NEON TETRA, and that was enough to pretty much cruise onward.
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All of the venom has been drained from the series' once fiendish fangs, and for as much as Bloodborne felt like a violent departure years ago, Sekiro brings into relief the many ways in which it was only a new branch of the same tree.
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But kudos to them both (and especially to Lindelof, undoubtedly still stung by the mixed reaction to how he ended Lost) for sticking with their clever short-story structures and fiendish ambiguity, even as they made their show potentially off-putting to non-fans.
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The two-time world champions, who have said they would retire after this season, landed the fiendish throw quad Salchow in the free skate to amass 230.15 points overall, finishing behind Germany's Aljona Savchenko and Bruno Massot and Sui Wenjing and Han Cong of China.
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In the pilot episode, for instance, a kid's dad was abducted by a bad guy named Clockwork Delaronge using a remote-controlled robot of a dead baseball star named "Cleets Robinson" as part of a fiendish plan to kidnap the Commissioner of Baseball—to what end is never explained.
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Eager to learn, he listens patiently as the earnest volunteers from Über den Tellerrand kochen (Cook Outside the Box), a Berlin-based outfit that began by offering refugees a space to prepare food and has since branched out into language classes, explain the fiendish intricacies of the grammar.
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His style and sensibilities have been admired among the horror fan community for decades, and hopefully Pulp Macabre will continue to widen his fanbase, burning images of well-dressed demons and fiendish souls into the minds of art lovers who maybe didn't get down with B-grade horror flicks and underground fanzines.
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The Good Switchblade-like looks • A raucous V10 engine • Fiendish cornering capabilities The Bad Interior trim is a bit chintzy • Impossible to Bruce Wayne two supermodels into the cabin The Bottom Line Lamborghini's Huracán LP 580-2 might be its entry-level car, but it's also the Italian supercar-maker's finest driving machine.
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There were writing goals — the unwritten novel, which had an excellent title but no accompanying words; the physical goals, like the vexing inverted backbend that everybody except me could execute in hot yoga class; and the emotional goals, such as freeing myself from a fiendish need to consume cold pizza for breakfast.
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The most recent iterations, Extreme Vs Full Boost and Maxi Boost, are both very different beasts: Each is fully focused on 2v2 competitive play, and offers not only more characters to choose from, but additional gameplay systems encourage players to take part in fiendish mind games and allow them to stage dramatic come backs.
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Each had faced up to all manner of psychological fears just to make it to Sandhurst and take on the fiendish task of a 120-meter swim, 3-hit fencing competition, 1,32-meter combined run and laser pistol shoot, and – most terrifying of all – show jumping over 11 fences (including 2 doubles, so 13 actual fences).
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Is it telling that I was 48 when we met and never married, that I had spent the better part of three decades shedding wedding-happy sweethearts as a tailback dances away from fiendish linebackers, and that I had recently looked in the mirror and seen, staring back, male-pattern baldness and the egregious folly of my broken-field-running brand of romance?
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President Johnson faced a fiendish tangle of problems: He had to restrain Seoul and Pyongyang from locking horns in a war that could quickly engulf thousands of American troops in South Korea, dissuade President Park from withdrawing crack South Korean troops fighting in Vietnam to reinforce his vulnerable home front, and get the captive Pueblo sailors back before the Communists executed them.
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Discovering gaming in the 1990s meant that the Super Nintendo and Mega Drive (Genesis) were a huge part of my childhood, whether I was obsessively hoarding every add-on that Sega produced—turning my Mega Drive into a nightmarish Frankenstein of black plastic growths—or fizzing with excitement to visit a friend and howl in frustration at Super Mario World's fiendish Star World.
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") "Feminism," he has asserted, "began as a simple grievance, mutated into a kind of conspiracy theory (with 'patriarchy' filling in for the Jews/Freemasons/Illuminati/Bohemian Grove/reptilian shape-shifters/the fiendish plot of Dr. Fu Manchu/etc.), spent the 1980s in grad school congealing into a ridiculous jargon, and with the booming economy of the 1990s was once again reinvented, this time as a career path.
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For a reader utterly innocent of its source, the book would still work, though many of the details are cunningly punned: the unborn Hamlet conspires to revenge his father's murder with a fiendish touch of his fingernail, sending Gertrude into labor just as the couple are about to abscond, a detail surely meant to invoke the foil by which, in the play, the Prince also brings justice to that pair.
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