He leans forward in his leather chair and looks at me, junkie to junkie.
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Being a junkie is bad enough; being a junkie whore is a debasement that cannot be borne.
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They used to say William S. Burroughs was the only living junkie, everyone else is a junkie in the grave or on their way to it.
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Faith Salie is the author of the memoir Approval Junkie.
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I listen to Crime Junkie on my abnormally long commute.
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She's a news junkie, ex-scrap dealer, speechwriter & aubergine lover.
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Davis confesses to Redbook that she's a real makeup junkie.
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He watched me go down the tubes as a junkie.
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My mother, the news junkie, had CNN on full blast.
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I will become a junkie and that will show them.
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I'm an addict, and I'm doing ok, for a junkie.
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If you're a magazine junkie, it is so worth it.
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Really, do we have an award for most ripped junkie?
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Recovery of an MMO Junkie begins streaming October 9th on Crunchyroll.
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Sherri is a self-described "news junkie" and an avid reader.
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For an information junkie, that little bubble is hard to resist.
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I take my time getting ready while listening to Crime Junkie.
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I'm a makeup junkie at heart and love wearing full glam.
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" Cormier responded ... "You couldn't do sh*t you steroid abusing junkie!
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You know, the difference between a junkie and a meth-head?
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Bran is a weirwood junkie now and he wants his fix.
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The Junkie Whore trope is literally killing drug-using sex workers.
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But what you think they do to a junkie like you?
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Maybe you're a tech junkie, always itching for the newest gadgets.
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To be a junkie means constantly choosing yourself over anyone else.
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"A junkie sold it to me on Christmas Eve," he said.
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"That's the whackiest s--- I've ever heard," White told MMA Junkie.
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I remember being called a junkie, but I couldn't accept it.
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I didn't really wanna tell people I had been a junkie.
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Who wants their son to marry the ex-junkie and alkie?
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I ran on junkie entitlement: I need it more than you.
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Becoming an entertainment junkie is going to be inevitable in 22299.99.
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In addition to golfing vacations, the president is a media junkie.
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" "My husband was the furthest thing from a rock star junkie.
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You can read our profile of Roe, a ruthless data junkie, here.
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FYI, Snoop's basically a UFC junkie -- and tells us why Jones vs.
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That's plenty of space, even if you're a photographer or video junkie.
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If you're a news junkie, you can add on the news pack.
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I've always been a news junkie, and technology makes that much easier.
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Miles Teller, as an ex-junkie who joins the crew, is great.
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The hedge fund manager's stock-junkie lifestyle starts at 5:15 a.m.
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I really like Over My Dead Body, Court Junkie, and Generation Why.
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Well, you might be a serotonin or norepinephrine junkie, according to Matthews.
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VICE spoke with Dunfee about life as an adrenaline junkie and waterman.
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The Junkie XL era was a time of both confusion and hope.
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Around these parts I'm known as a bit of a vitamin junkie.
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For the true adrenaline junkie though, there's something even more risky: hoverboards.
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I am a cliché, a junkie in a rock 'n' roll band.
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Today's Junkie Whore is the evolution of the Victorian Fallen Woman archetype.
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They were in it, and none of those junkie fucks would dime.
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He said he didn't want to be responsible for creating a junkie.
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Or, you're a self-improvement junkie like me and complete the sentence.
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I'm a nature junkie, and that's definitely something I can relate to.
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It was either that or have them think I was a junkie.
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I was on MMA Junkie [talking] about my Royals World Series win.
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It's a change worth noticing if you're an electoral junkie I guess?
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One of the them, using an expletive, calls Mr. Dunn a junkie.
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I mean, I'm a news junkie, so I miss that, I suppose.
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" Cecily Strong returned in the role of the disheveled Cathy Anne, whom Mr. Che described as "a woman who is always screaming outside my window," and who identified herself as "kind of a political junkie, and a regular junkie.
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The odds against prospering don't seem to bother Edwards, a certified boxing junkie.
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If you're a shameless makeup junkie like me you will greatly appreciate this.
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Mashable, Shape Junkie, Dr. Body Gadget, and MMA Life also recommend this device.
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Mention it to a hoops junkie, and you'll immediately prove your basketball bonafides.
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Kim Kardashian's bedroom is where the magic happens — if you're a tech junkie.
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Being an Audible junkie makes the Echo an easy fit into my life.
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Judging by this Junkie XL reminisce-fest, that time is exactly 15 years.
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I wish that was all it was, just about my goofball junkie friends.
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However, the trope of the Junkie Whore as only concerned for herself remains.
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" Rather, he said, "I am a political junkie and an amateur political pundit.
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Before Rod, Nacho'd been another orphan junkie working the Latin bars on Washington.
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Moishe has a friend, Blaster, a black teen-age junkie and drug dealer.
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Finkel, who says she's a political junkie, comes from a family of artists.
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This boy, when he fell into the fist of adolescence, became a junkie.
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Unless you're a serious political junkie, you've probably never heard of Faith Winter.
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He is a registered Republican, self-declared "political junkie," and firmly anti-Trump.
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"A stoned former prostitute junkie who's dealing opioids in the academy?" he responds.
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I'm an info junkie, so I'll watch TV news while I'm doing that.
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As for the impeachment hearings, in general, Rosie admitted she's a total junkie.
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You started off just as a political junkie, or what were you doing?
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It's the most run-down junkie street; it usually has its own police car.
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My favorites are mostly true crime (duh), with Crime Junkie being my current favorite.
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Luckily, quitting acids is very easy to do — said no skin-care junkie, ever.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, on the other hand, is a fitness junkie.
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I listen to Crime Junkie and eat my toast on my hour-long commute.
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The agents plan to drug him and make it look like he's a junkie.
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Fine, it's well-established he's an adrenaline junkie, and this career change makes sense.
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It probably goes without saying, but the Heartbreakers' junkie chic was absolutely not image.
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After thorough research (I am a junkie for reviews), I order bareMinerals Mix. Exfoliate.
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And as a self-proclaimed reality TV junkie, Lawrence couldn't have been more excited.
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I was a junkie for 19 years, so I've been locked up many times.
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Love reading the baby hacking, racist, perverted unstable junkie democrats attacking a mobile app.
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If Goldwater was the GOP's original dealer, Nixon was its first full-blown junkie.
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I was a junkie with no job, dependent on my rich father for money.
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Adir is a research junkie — and we're not talking about the Instagram popular page.
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After I got over my initial shock, the adrenaline junkie in me kicked in.
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"I'm not a young fighter," the 30-year-old said, according to MMA Junkie.
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In order to maintain her close friendship with him, she became a junkie too.
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I was a recreational Shechet user before this show, but now I'm a junkie.
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" The blog Miss Media Junkie, in a headline, asked, "Must We Hate Max Landis?
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"We had to make sure he wasn't still a raving junkie," Mr. Holler remembered.
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I'm a bit of a news junkie so I go right to the headlines.
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Mr. Kadyrov publicly called Mr. Titiev a junkie after his arrest in January 2018.
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He's a self-avowed tech junkie who's drawn support from the industry's top players.
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The trouble is that Chalamet, monkishly pale and junkie-thin, makes an unconvincing reveller.
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But MMA Junkie reports that Freire&aposs win over Gustavo came at a cost.
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As in, you are flexible — and not in a yoga junkie kind of way.
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Even for a political junkie like myself, at times it can be too much.
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Rihanna fan and " makeup junkie" Jay Thomas recreated the superstar's latest cover of British Vogue.
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For a former pro athlete and a business-deal junkie, this is a head scratcher.
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" "I'm a political junkie, I love this whole world of politics because you know why?
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A self-proclaimed 'art-junkie', Stone was driven by passion and by an unerring eye.
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Between the lines on Ayers: He's a political junkie, doesn't have a background in policy.
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I'm a personal development junkie so I love learning about habits, happiness, and human nature.
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I was such a massive Miles Davis junkie in college, when I was studying jazz.
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As a former VH1/MTV reality-show junkie, I am mesmerized by Ex's loco plot.
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"Being a sex worker or a junkie doesn't taint your maternal instincts," Lily tells me.
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She talked a little bit about being a TV junkie growing up, which played well.
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LCD Soundsystem covered "Slowdive" and Junkie XL covered "Cities in Dust" with singer Lauren Rocket.
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Her performance as a junkie in "The Town" features the "Bride Wars" of Boston accents.
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Chen told Mashable he is a McDonald's junkie who eats fast food once a week.
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"In my opinion he'll only come back for a mega-fight," Zahabi told MMA Junkie.
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If you're good at that and you're a trading junkie, it's a lot of fun.
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This boy at about fifteen became a junkie, which is not unusual in our neighborhood.
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I was aware of the "junkie" stigma for sure, but that seemed across the sexes.
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Singularly unsympathetic, Päffgen presents as a longtime neglectful mother, unrepentant junkie and temperamentally unpleasant artist.
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Toews, a foreign film junkie, loved the insights the set offered into the movie business.
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"I knew I was gonna become a junkie, and I did," Sill told Rolling Stone.
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While my inner crime junkie is jumping for joy, the 1099 in me is screaming.
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When you're buying for a wellness junkie like me, you have a ton of options.
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Dr. Georges Benjamin is an adrenaline junkie — at least when it comes to health care.
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Strong's "Cathy Anne," a hard-drinking, drug-abusing political junkie ("and a regular junkie"), delivers a pointed, frequently crass summation of the dichotomy between now-former Senator Al Franken's recent resignation and Roy Moore's near-certain Congressional election win in Alabama on Dec. 12.
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To some, Maddie was just a junkie — when they saw her addiction, they stopped seeing her.
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Are you an action sports junkie trying to capture your sick moves for a highlight reel?
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The hosts of the popular podcast Crime Junkie are accused of quietly deleting episodes over plagiarism.
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Were you a political junkie growing up or is it something you were just not really ...?
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Skin FirstI'm a makeup junkie, so taking care of my skin has become a big priority.
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Feeling "more elated and more blessed" for surviving, he sensed he was becoming a war junkie.
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Not just for the usual stuff (though I'm a podcast junkie)—in the field it's invaluable.
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Joining the retrograde brigade this week are structure-junkie Saturn on Wednesday and Mercury on Sunday.
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Sidi, who once produced Kanye West concerts and "American Idol," described himself as a political junkie.
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Any seasoned Star Wars junkie needs the box set — that's just the way the galaxy works.
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So someone with bad teeth, someone who broke into your car, is automatically a meth junkie.
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Let's just say the girl might be an even more experimental makeup junkie than we are.
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After the relapse, I saw all the clumps of hair and thought, 'I'm such a junkie.
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"The turkey," Julia, a pretty, bottle-blonde German junkie with one feather earring calls it, shuddering.
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You drank poison like a crazed java junkie, and now your blood is full of it.
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What beauty junkie, for instance, hasn't eyed a bottle of, say, that infamous NARS Orgasm blush?
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If you are a hard-core political junkie, it's going to be a painful few years.
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The novel tracks this progression, as well as their eventual descent into a collaborative junkie hell.
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As a political junkie, I'm not afraid of having a conversation about race, politics and sports.
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A pop culture junkie, James was intrigued, and soon discovered the popular world of entertainment blogging.
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Liam Duchelle says: I have been a sports junkie for as long as I can remember.
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Jafari Vanier made the comments in a documentary called "More than a Cowboy," MMA Junkie reports.
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"We talked about the Supreme Court stuff that was going on," said Calipari, a politics junkie.
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When your therapist's experience with drugs remains theoretical, this kind of junkie-etiquette crap is negated.
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I spend nearly my entire 5.5-hour shift listening to Spirit Junkie by Gabrielle Bernstein on audiobook.
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Britney Spears may be a workout junkie, but even she needs a break from time to time.
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And, he claims to be a travel junkie, so he's going to love The Bachelorette worldwide dates.
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As a former filmmaker, his deep movie junkie knowledge also helped shape the company's early personalization logic.
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I'm a romantic junkie, so emotional lyrics about relationships will always be a theme in my songs.
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I went to esthetician school in Korea in 1999 and have been a skincare junkie since then.
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I learn that Jovi Junkie is the name of their online apparel shop for Bon Jovi fans.
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PLUS: See why Kellie calls herself an 'adrenaline junkie' Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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"No effort shows, and it just makes you look like a junkie in the end," he explains.
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Hallwarth is a chatty, jovial news junkie who works in supply-chain analytics for a distribution company.
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Bhorat is a political commentator, media and entertainment junkie, and technology futurist residing in Santa Monica, USA.
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It has gotten to the point where I, a dedicated political junkie, do not watch the news.
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Bhorat is a political commentator, media and entertainment junkie, and technology futurist residing in Santa Monica, California.
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Hitler as a junkie and his doctors as dealers a few too many times—but the book
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They no longer run such risks as being shot by a rival or stabbed by a junkie.
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For Yumi, a self-professed meditation junkie, L.A. is all about finding things that make her happy.
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He often went shirtless in the heat, and Isaac had to admit the old junkie was ripped.
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One woman nicknamed the "Dollar Store Junkie" was filmed unconscious beside her frantic two-year-old daughter.
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"Now, she's a heroin addict, and I'm slowly watching this girl turn into a junkie," he says.
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Herren has written a book, "Basketball Junkie: A Memoir," about his illness and speaks publicly about it.
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" She continues: "It's still common to see words like 'junkie', 'addict' and 'zombie' splashed on a headline.
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I didn't know what else to do and becoming a junkie, I thought, would suit my temperament.
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But if you're a beauty junkie looking for the perfect way to #treatyourself, this is it. Seriously.
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So I kind of lost interest—too gay, too expensive—and for me, too much junkie business.
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Authors like Caleb Daniloff and Charlie Engle have published memoirs detailing their transformations from junkie to jock.
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Ms. Tisdel, an executive assistant at the gourmet chain Dean & DeLuca, is a self-described luxury junkie.
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As a string quartet junkie and evangelist, I'm always looking to lure new fans to this world.
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Wilcox, by his own account a speed junkie, didn't walk for almost two years after that accident.
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The 87-year-old billionaire is a known fast-food and soda junkie who keeps long hours.
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"He is an adrenaline junkie," Jonathan Turley, who taught Avenatti at GW Law, told The Washington Post.
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She's playing a sullen teenage junkie, but she's doing it with more colors than Crayola has crayons.
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This is definitely an investment, but if you're an entertainment junkie, you'll find that it's worth it.
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They recall a sports junkie with finicky tastes for bland food and almost no appetite for politics.
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Tanya Loh is a startup junkie and marketer who has worked across entertainment, technology and health care.
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Rapaport, a career actor, basketball junkie and, now, fidgeting interviewer, rephrases his question: Who smells the worst?
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Like, there would inevitably be questions like: "So, you became a junkie … " and that sort of thing.
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Because I watch your show — and I do watch, because I'm a bit of a political junkie.
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The ever-ethereal Betonkust and hardware junkie, Palmbomen II, have teamed up for a collaborative release on 1080p.
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And yet the news junkie is already confronted with wall-to-wall Trump coverage all day and night.
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Don't get me wrong, I'm a product junkie, too, but it's hard to read that number without wincing.
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I'm such a nail polish junkie, I have so much more than I'll ever be able to use!
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"The UFC hasn't yet opened the doors for my weight class," Justino told MMA Junkie earlier this week.
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Louis decided to incorporate makeup and the luxe kicks because he knew that Caitlan is a makeup junkie.
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Gwen is a true makeup junkie and was so much fun to work with to create this palette!
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As we reported ... Reality was a big-time fitness junkie who competed in CrossFit tournaments at her gym.
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The comedian is an avid fitness junkie, often posting videos on his Instagram of his high-intensity workout.
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Magana's coach Gabriel Lamastus told MMA Junkie on Thursday that the mixed martial artist, 35, is now responsive.
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"She's in a coma, and we're waiting to hear some positive news," Lamastus told MMA Junkie on Wednesday.
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As a political junkie, I love political moments—conventions, debates, caucuses, campaign rallies and of course election days.
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If you enjoy watching videos of people being surprised — and you're a makeup junkie — then you'll LOVE this.
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Are you a political junkie looking for a vacation getaway — and have $28503 million and change to spare?
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I wish I could tell you why because it's not like I'm a speed demon or adrenaline junkie.
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And the knockout was so nasty that the UFC rewarded Lee with a $50,000 bonus, MMA Junkie reported.
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As governor, he's become something of a crisis junkie, always at the coalface and comfortable in a windbreaker.
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Now this might sound like I'm a vegan/organic/raw health junkie, but I promise you I'm not.
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I quit smoking heroin and graduated to shooting it up, which made me feel like a real junkie.
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If you're a pop culture junkie, you're probably spending this week reading a lot of end-of-year lists.
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" 250 went all out during a 2750 Shade 272 interview, referring to Weezy as "little baby" and a "junkie.
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I eat celery, carrots, an apple, a banana, and stick of mozzarella while I listen to more Crime Junkie.
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"For anyone to think that was 4-1 Jon Jones, that person's insane," he said, according to MMA Junkie.
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He turned out to be a thrill-seeking junkie who was on probation for assault against a family member.
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The self-professed "denim junkie" tells PeopleStyle that she always loved jeans but they weren't always "flattering" on her.
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Sharon Clott Kanter, Deputy Style Director: I'm a huge gym junkie, so this collection is right up my alley.
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Does Intel care if every performance desktop junkie takes out a second mortgage to buy its crazy new chip?
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"I'm president of my own company again, I'm not a dirty junkie," said Scott Jernigan, one of the presenters.
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Commentary by Ziyaad Bhorat, a political commentator, media and entertainment junkie, and technology futurist residing in Santa Monica, USA.
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The moment a junkie sees white dope, they run to it like a scotch drinker runs to Johnnie Walker.
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And don't worry, we won't judge you if you still wear your "endorphin junkie" T-shirt to the gym.
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Criminal records, stigma, and poverty combine to keep the Junkie Whore in a marginalized class, even if we repent.
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If you're not already an Urban Decay Beauty Junkie, you'll have to wait to get lit until June 30.
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He told the San Francisco Chronicle that he was a "news junkie" who used to work as a mechanic.
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" Later, Joe kidnaps that guy, a junkie with an artisanal-soda startup whose motto is "Drink better by hand.
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Here's what you need to know about endorphins — and why you might not be an endorphin junkie after all.
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If you're a true political junkie, though, this is the wrong way to look at the Kaine/Pence affair.
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The self-described hackathon junkie is someone who well knows the frustrations of the customers who TexTranslator would serve.
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My parents were positive I would turn into a junkie, a skinhead, or worse—a rightwing straight-edge skinhead.
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Philippe Marcade: I was a junkie for about a year, but I flirted with heroin for years before that.
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Perfect to memorialize a special day from 2017 or just as a personalized gift for your favorite news junkie.
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Now think about that, versus someone who is a news junkie but has a much more algorithmically filtered feed.
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Bard corrected him: The police officers were in fact guests at the hotel, and the junkie was vacationing abroad.
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I became a continuing-education junkie in my early years and even went to 15 multiday events one year.
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The Diamondbacks' ace, Zack Greinke, is a similar pitching junkie, eager to absorb every bit of data he can.
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That debate followed roughly 11 hours of live testimony, a test for even the most dedicated TV political junkie.
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If you're a social media junkie, try an app to track how much time you spend staring at your phone.
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He's not just a young polymath with an eye on rap anymore, he's a soul junkie with a Prince obsession.
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I've covered business news for nearly 25 years, but my dirty little secret is I'm a film and television junkie.
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He was a sci-fi junkie who avidly followed the Avengers, the Japanese anime show "Naruto Shippuden" and Star Wars.
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Malcolm is recovering from being a junkie and Kilgrave-puppet by keeping himself busy as part of Jessica's investigation company.
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"We have an old Strikeforce beef... Fabricio didn't really have respect for people at the time," Rockhold told MMA Junkie.
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The writer for "Late Night with Seth Meyers" is a political junkie who always wanted to be a comedy writer.
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Carole Radziwill is a self-proclaimed "carb junkie" whose diet is run by veganism when her chef boyfriend is around.
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The writer for "Late Night with Seth Meyers" is a political junkie who always wanted to be a comedy writer.
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But he's also warm and conversational, even funny—a far cry from the fear-inducing junkie "nightmare" he once was.
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Marla is a beauty junkie who is able to draw conclusions from large amounts of data and spot market trends.
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When I get home, I listen to an episode of Crime Junkie and do a quick clean of the apartment.
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As a news junkie, I cannot rely on cable-news for even a rudimentary understanding of an increasingly interdependent world.
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In the grand scheme of junkie lit, you've got William S. Burroughs, Hubert Selby Jr., and then there's Irvine Welsh.
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Another resident, Jester, the British Jamaican junkie, wears a flu-mask and dances to old R&B on her balcony.
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"I don't want any type of fight with the UFC," Aldo told Combate, as transcribed and translated by MMA Junkie.
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We like to hear those encouraging stories about the junkie whose near-death experience acts as a wake-up call.
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The only moment when this is hard to handle is when you realize that you are actually becoming a junkie.
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Mr. Ryan, an author and editor from North Carolina, is an amateur tennis junkie with a flair for the unremarkable.
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It was about two weeks later that I first started reading about the coronavirus; I'm a big current events junkie.
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Elvis Presley went from lean Hillbilly Cat to Famed Icon surrounded by a moat of enablers to Bloated Junkie Corpse.
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If you're a conservative news junkie, Fox News is your safe space, even if you'd probably never call it that.
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Bungee workouts (sometimes described as "anti-gravity") use the elastic straps more commonly known for adrenaline-junkie leaps into canyons.
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Journalist and news junkie Dave Pell curates the most incisive stories on the web that might otherwise fly under your radar.
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For starters, the self-proclaimed adrenaline junkie has ingrained herself in a sport that requires equal parts determination, alertness, and patience.
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Police had, at the time, called her a "junkie" and told hospital staff she was "faking it" according to the Guardian.
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Whether you're an adrenaline junkie or a casual coaster fan, there are exciting rides to experience at theme parks across America.
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"To some, Maddie was just a junkie — when they saw her addiction, they stopped seeing her," O'Neill wrote in the obituary.
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I like to decorate my stores with things that aren't necessarily still in production, and I've become a total 1stdibs junkie.
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The self-described "left-leaning Bernie Sanders-type liberal progressive" and political junkie was "terribly disappointed" when Trump won the election.
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If you're a politics junkie, Saturday night turned out to be the worst time ever to be away from the internet.
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People love the feeling so much that "endorphin junkie" has even become synonymous with someone who's constantly chasing that exercise high.
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If you're a pop culture junkie, you probably already have Kimoji — and maybe even ChyMoji and Justmoji — installed on your phone.
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As for those who think the opposite, that Corbyn's victory would be disastrous, "they're on the road to capitalist junkie world".
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This week, Barrymore is doing her annual "Beauty Junkie Week," where she divulges some of her favorite beauty products every day.
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The sun heads into poetic, romance-junkie Pisces on the 19th, offering a month of second, third, and even fourth chances.
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Not so, according to Nic from Pixiwoo, the sister vlogging duo that has won over many a makeup junkie on YouTube.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov, 30, said he doesn't "have a lot of fights ahead" during a recent conference call, according to MMA Junkie.
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"Carnival is a Panamanian corporation; Royal Caribbean is Liberian," said Ross Klein, who tracks the industry through his Cruise Junkie website.
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Do you know where the giant syringe costumes are from the "Not If You Were The Last Junkie On Earth" video?
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She was Australian junkie royalty who'd been abstinent from drugs for a decade, relapsed briefly, and was now nine months clean.
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Newspapers: Trump is a tabloid junkie, a master at pitting papers against each other and bad-mouthing coverage he doesn't like.
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If you're a political junkie, you've most likely heard about Amy Chozick's "Chasing Hillary," a page-turning memoir of Chozick's career.
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She knew they were junkies because Marco was a junkie—he'd told her this—and all his friends were junkies, too.
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And though Bezos has become a billionaire 90 times over thanks to e-commerce, he's still a space-junkie at heart.
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This week, McGregor&aposs head trainer John Kavanagh told MMA Junkie that a welterweight fight against Justin Gaethje interests him personally.
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Whether you are a gym junkie or a novice, exercising correctly is essential for improving fitness, optimizing health and preventing injury.
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Because the self-help junkie may get to experience the feeling of growth/transcendence/improvement/expanded-consciousness over and over again.
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I am a sports and competition junkie — it's super exciting to read about the horse race that is private space exploration.
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He says he has no choice [but] to surrender to the fact that he's a piece of shit junkie, (his words).
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That we're here to sort of ... I assume the average viewer is not you, actually, right now, if you're the junkie.
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Back in 1980 he'd taken his earliest iconic character, Major Tom of Space Oddity, and savagely turned him into a heroin junkie.
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She was a single mom who was always finding another hustle, so I was a product junkie for a very long time.
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The Canadian-born Negreanu is not only the biggest live tournament poker winner of all time, he is also a political junkie.
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If you're an entertainment junkie like us, you're probably always on the lookout for something that could enhance your entertainment viewing experience.
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The American then stole 20 kilos and sent it to be transported, hidden in a Land Rover with a completely stoned junkie.
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A needle junkie with a habit so fierce she spent days and nights in a self induced coma on her bathroom floor.
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The keyboard's definitely a better typing experience and I think if you're a keyboard junkie, you're going to like it very much.
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Jerrod Blandino and Too Faced are at it again with another great collab that's perfect for the highlighting junkie in your life.
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Curious if I was alone in my tech paranoia, I spoke with my colleague and self-described massive horror junkie, Alison Foreman.
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With Kanye's Pablo tour happening now, we suspect the junk food junkie was stocking up for the long days and nights ahead.
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I'm so excited because I have two new episodes of my favorite podcasts — This American Life and Crime Junkie — to listen to!
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The Way She GAs: The self-professed "denim junkie" told PeopleStyle she loves to wear her denim with a bodysuit and bomber.
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If you're not a TV junkie and probably wouldn't do well on The Price Is Right, just know that's a massive discount.
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I walk to work — I've been walking to work a lot this week because I just found a new podcast Crime Junkie.
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The mother is a bit of an adrenaline junkie, and she ends up paralyzed after flipping the snowmobile and damaging her spine.
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The great tragedy of Renton and his chums' lives isn't that they're middle-aged—it's that they're pining for their junkie youth.
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The Safdie brothers were previously responsible for 2015's Heaven Knows What—the breathtaking verité dive into the New York junkie scene.
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As a workout-class junkie, I'm not ashamed to admit that I have an underwear drawer full of grippy barre studio socks.
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Franco's character, a pop culture junkie, even has tattoos of Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor on the back of his shaved head.
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It's possible Manafort innocuously gave the polls to Kilimnik because he is a political junkie and wanted to dig into the crosstabs.
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New friends assume that I became a natural-beauty junkie while living Down Under in the land of beaches and beach babes.
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I learned that he was an adrenaline junkie of sorts and leaving parties to dangle off the roof was a reoccurring problem.
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Lewis is a risk assessment junkie — whether it's the risk of investing in ballplayers ("Moneyball") or mortgage-backed securities ("The Big Short").
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If you're a political junkie, save the link to this tracker, which has details about each candidate's money, media and overall prospects.
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And even though the boy is into her whole scene — he's an adrenaline junkie — she has to dump him to protect him.
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There's no desk; Philipps curls up on the couch, a fellow pop culture junkie sitting down for a night's TV with you.
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Apple has a side-by-side comparison you can look at here, complete with all the specs if you're a spec junkie.
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If your dad is a politics junkie, he might like one of the better books on politics or history published this year.
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In the film's opening scene, Renton sprints through Edinburgh's streets with his loyal partner-in-crime and fellow junkie, Spud (Ewen Bremner).
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The band—pasty and exuding too much junkie business casual and cool—slurred through a sax drenched set consisting only of new songs.
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Cardi B's interest in government affairs should not come as a even a minor shock to anyone; she's a self-proclaimed politics junkie.
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Speaking of taking chances, this is still one of DiCaprio's most daring roles, as a high-school junkie following his road to redemption.
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In an April 2015 presentation entitled 'Confessions of a Capital Junkie', the Italian accused the auto industry of wasting billions on duplicate products.
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In comparison, the Vive has kind of flown under the radar outside of developer and VR junkie circles during the past couple years.
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In a recent interview with MMA Junkie, for example, she acknowledged that she has been surprisingly happy in her time away from fighting.
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If you're a news junkie with analytical skills and a passion for understanding how stories are consumed online, this internship is for you.
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And, you can find a discussion guide and lesson plan for teaching with the full-length documentary "Web Junkie" on PBS's POV site.
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Farmers have reportedly been guarding their poppy crops at all hours day and night, but nothing appears to be stopping the junkie parakeets.
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Return policies are for beauty fans what car insurance is to an adrenaline junkie with a Chevy Camaro: a really valuable safety net.
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I started reading about Korean skincare a few years ago, and I'm a product junkie; I order a new face mask from Amazon.
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"This market is like a junkie, waiting for the next fix," said Bruno Braizinha, interest rates strategist at Societe Generale in New York.
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His most quoted presentation to analysts, titled "Confessions of a Capital Junkie," argued that consolidation was inevitable in the investment-heavy car industry.
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I don't consider myself a reality TV junkie, but there is a unique magic to the genre's dating shows I find especially intoxicating.
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" Lavin, ever the adrenaline junkie, then joked, "These things come in threes, so now I'm still waiting for the other shoe to drop.
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I was terrified of any negative judgment and being rubber-stamped as another junkie statistic, as I'd never come clean about this before.
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Whether you're a true crime podcast junkie, music aficionado, or designated gym rat, there's one essential you can't leave home without: your headphones.
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And if you're a travel junkie, chances are that account(s) is filled to the brim with tropical sunsets and sky-high clifftops.
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Today, most everyone is a smartphone junkie, standing with head bowed while waiting for a train or in line at the post office.
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It was restless and excited, like a news junkie with too many browser tabs open, jittering from topic to topic, plot to plot.
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" But then again, it's hard to believe that when he captions his Instagram photos with "Money is the drug and I'm a junkie.
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And one famous political junkie says he may flip the channel — for a few minutes, at least — to the action on the gridiron.
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The president is a notorious junk-food junkie and not known as much of a fitness buff outside his regular rounds of golf.
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These were the things I learned as a political junkie cast from a liberal haven to an uber-conservative small town in Georgia.
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Sedaris, who is also the voice of Princess Carolyn on Netflix's critically-acclaimed animated dramedy BoJack Horseman, has always been a homemaking junkie.
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Junkie", psychiatrist Victoria Tischler said that "historical, cultural and professional factors have contributed to stigma and secrecy regarding addiction in the medical profession.
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Why I added my sister as an authorized userI'm a credit card rewards junkie, and I especially love a good travel credit card.
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Are we to stop reading William Burroughs's "Naked Lunch" because he was a junkie who accidentally shot his wife in the head fatally?
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She's also known as the Spa Junkie, the once-anonymous Financial Times columnist who visits spas and reviews their beauty treatments and products.
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If you immediately recognized that as a date that had a profound impact on U.S. electoral history, you qualify as a political junkie.
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To watch Mitchell is to experience a kind of basketball savant who, like a basketball junkie, effortlessly recalls the plays she has seen.
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When it comes to finding the perfect present for the fitness junkie or athlete in your life, Chris Pratt has got you covered.
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Groups for podcasts like "Crime Junkie" and "Shameless" have ballooned to tens of thousands of members, and in some cases more than 100,000.
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" The Bronx-born "Invasion of Privacy" rapper also says she's a political science junkie who "love[s] government" and is "obsessed with presidents.
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Later, Cheryl Longordo, a self-described "Hallmark-watching junkie," told me that it took her mind off her job at a pharmaceutical company.
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Faith Salie is a panelist on the NPR show "Wait Wait … Don't Tell Me!" and the author of the essay collection "Approval Junkie."
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It wasn't that he became an adrenaline junkie or a reckless climber; on the contrary, he was always prudent and respectful of nature.
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Amy Dresner is a stand-up comedian and author of the new book My Fair Junkie: A Memoir of Getting Dirty and Staying Clean.
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I play Pokemon Go on the way to work, while listening to Crime Junkie and To Live and Die in LA. 2784:28090 a.m.
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Spin-off animated movie Animatrix featured tracks by Junkie XL, who you might remember as the guy behind that inescapable 2002 Elvis Presley remix.
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The three different lip balms come in flavors inspired by the show, and have kooky names to match (like Vicious Trollop and Java Junkie).
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Life handed me every single card that said I was going to end up in jail, that I would end up a junkie, whatever.
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Already a TV junkie, I began to flood my life with back-to-back cartoons: Ren and Stimpy, Animaniacs, Courage the Cowardly Dog, etc.
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On rest days I like to walk to and from work to get me energized and enjoy my Crime Junkie podcast on the way.
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You don't want an exciting company handling your personal data any more than you want a thrill-seeking accountant or an adrenaline junkie doctor.
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"I'm a big sports junkie and my father knows nothing about [the games]," says Michael, who stars in Netflix's new series, The Kominsky Method.
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MMO Junkie is a rom-com with much of the humor and drama coming from the duality of identity both online and in person.
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Ankiti Bose is 252, a fashion junkie, and on course to become the first Indian woman to co-found a $257 billion start-up.
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Yet after four months of filming in this center (for our documentary "Web Junkie"), some vital questions remained: Are the children being accurately evaluated?
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Being a news junkie and a data-mining enthusiast, I started downloading the PDFs of these front pages earlier this year and analyzing them.
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I'm a music junkie and have been buying records for as long as I can remember, but suddenly I just stopped listening to it.
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If you're a home magazine junkie and keep seeing rainbow pots just chilling in the background, it's safe to assume that they're Le Creuset.
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In a recent interview with MMA Junkie Radio, the middleweight king touched on a beef with none other than UFC heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum.
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From running marathons in Kenya to 54-mile bike races and death-defying downhill ski competitions, the adrenaline junkie is always on the move.
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"The passenger jumped into the car so I punched the fuck out of the junkie and they ran off," Ross-Munro said on Facebook.
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But like any bath bomb junkie, what we really want to know is how this sucker is going to play out in our tubs.
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One of them shows Keith Richards in what can only be described as junkie repose, leaning away from the world and into a pillow.
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After feeling "fat-shamed" in her 20s, the self-professed "denim junkie" said she was on a quest to find jeans that were flattering.
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Oftentimes the game feels pretty slow, which for a racing game (especially one starring notorious speed junkie Sonic the Hedgehog) is a huge bummer.
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In an interview for this obituary in 19623, he said he had always been a "political junkie" but had no political ambitions early on.
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Hazencomb's mother told the Ventura County Star that he was a sports a junkie who worked at the Walmart Neighborhood Market in Camarillo, California.
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I'm a jazz junkie, so I'm usually out quite late on Saturday night, at somewhere like Smoke up by Columbia on 106th and Broadway.
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If I were to look a grieving mother in the eyes and call her dead son a "junkie," I'd see how it affected her.
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Here, Patrick is a twenty-two-year-old junkie who must fly to New York to retrieve the ashes of his recently deceased father.
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I want to know a little about how you became the insane, liberal news junkie that you based your character on in the movie.
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New York (CNN)President Trump, a ratings junkie, should be pleased with the results of his State of the Union address on Tuesday night.
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So if you were a news and/or sports junkie, you could buy two of your channels, at a discount, and ignore the rest.
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There's also an extremely creepy junkie with scars carved into his face who goes by Skeletor (Rotimi Paul) and a coterie of neighborhood people.
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She ended up being a speedball junkie on the Lower East Side, she was at Rikers, at Bellevue, in God knows how many rehabs.
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Around that time, I'd started composing a country song titled "My Bunkie Is a Junkie," but I found that not much rhymes with Suboxone.
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Similarly, Nazi ideology was also an antidrug ideology, yet the state aggressively pushed methamphetamines on its soldiers, and Hitler himself was a junkie dictator.
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After all, the relapse had hardly been fun, and once my cravings were satisfied, I had no remaining emotional attachment to the junkie lifestyle.
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As a cookie junkie who is also health conscious, serial entrepreneur George Kuan wanted his cookies to be high quality and made with organic ingredients.
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From a set of red, blue, and gold brushes to an alter-ego manicure set that every superhero needs, there's something for every makeup junkie.
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If you're a junkie to the sweet satisfaction of power washing, laser cleaning offers an equally satisfying release, purifying all sorts of gross old metal.
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The self-described "ex-junkie semi-intellectual ne'er-do-well" who believes mushrooms "could possibly be alien communication" may not have much of a chance.
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But when he chats with Architectural Digest, he reveals even a few more interests and talents: art and furniture collector, architecture buff and interiors junkie.
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The move fit with her personal interests: Mensah, who has always loved fashion, fun colors, and eyeshadow, now describes herself as a skincare junkie, too.
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Mr. Tapper, a political history junkie, had long been fascinated by the Eisenhower era, and filled in gaps in his knowledge by doing extensive research.
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The Junkie Whore is a bogeyman used to scare marginalized women straight, yet she has little to do with our lives as we live them.
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Jesus' Son, which was published in 1992, is a series of linked short stories about the exploits of a junkie named Fuckhead and other addicts.
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As a professor of leadership and a news junkie, I have been disappointed in the performances of our most visible leaders throughout the woebegone 85033.
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It's sure to be appreciated by any frequent traveler, beach-junkie, camping buddy, or that friend who treats the shower like their personal concert hall.
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At a time when many young professionals are going through a quarter-life crisis, the young political junkie occupies a desk in the White House.
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Egalitarians should agree about clear cases of blameless misfortune: the quadriplegic child, the cognitively impaired adult, the teen-ager born into poverty with junkie parents.
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What kind of self-respecting junkie takes showers, gets a job, pays for utilities and saves up money to buy gene therapy and consumer electronics?
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Amy Dresner is a former stand-up comedian and author of the new book My Fair Junkie: A Memoir of Getting Dirty and Staying Clean.
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He never went beyond junior high school, became a street junkie and was sent for treatment to Lexington, Ky., where he was weaned from drugs.
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The lack of movement in the political environment may render a news junkie (perhaps you, the person reading this article) with a loss for words.
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A notorious junkie who was therefore usually in some kind financial struggle, it was easy to assume that Baker's death had some malicious aspect to it.
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There is a scene about midway through Danny Boyle's classic 1996 film Trainspotting when the Iggy Pop-obsessed junkie protagonist Renton (Ewan McGregor) attends a rave.
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A Sleep Junkie survey of more than 1,000 Americans found that the more people's partners hit the snooze button, the lower they rated their relationship satisfaction.
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"I've always been a sunglasses junkie, and I've been so blessed because through the years, I've had so many amazing designers send me sunglasses," she shares.
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Here are our suggestions for the best gifts for women: iPhone XS — best for the Apple junkie This one isn't really a bold idea from us.
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Court Junkie breaks down the facts of each case and then recounts the trial arguments, letting you draw your own conclusions before the verdict is revealed.
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Get the Programmable Multi-Cooker for $50 See Details If you're a smart house junkie, you can even have an app operate your cooker for you.
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In order to keep her complexion so youthful and glowing, Dewan, a self-proclaimed "skin junkie" takes special care when it comes to her skincare routine.
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While we're willing to stomach the sludge from the office coffee maker out of necessity, the true caffeine junkie likes to enjoy something better at home.
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I certainly didn't want to spend the day refreshing my Twitter feed like a junkie, but pangs of desire for news were starting to hit me.
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A self-described "jeans junkie," the designer and her team (she has one devoted entirely to denim) have spent years in pursuit of the perfect pair.
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A beauty junkie can only dream that all products — from self-tanner to perfume to anti-agers — can be harnessed in the ease of a wipe.
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Even if you're a complete makeup junkie, there are some looks you probably steer clear of in order to make it out the door before noon.
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Matcha is one of those unique flavor profiles of the world that has the power to turn you into an utterly helpless junkie over the stuff.
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Eclipses bring new information to light, and since you're an info junkie, as stressful as eclipses can be, you enjoy the massive, cosmic newsflashes they bring.
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CNN was launched in 1980, the year after he arrived in the U.S. [at the age of 16], and he swiftly became a cable news junkie.
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" And some horse enthusiasts like Bill Keach chimed in and wrote, "When you become a horse junkie it consumes you, in a way nothing else does.
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I'm a bit of an adrenaline junkie and unlike paintball shooting, which is a team sport, in GP Karting one's win is entirely in their hands.
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She was very well versed in campaign matters, and a bit of a cable news TV junkie herself, having watched MSNBC's Rachel Maddow before her shift.
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Mr. Talley, a self-professed "news junkie," turned off MSNBC to chat — but insisted, "I don't have anything to say about 45," referring to President Trump.
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A self-described "nerd for maps," Mr. Wasserman represents just the kind of campaign super-junkie that only the most fanatical of politicos get aroused by.
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Although I am ordinarily a politics junkie, I didn't read, watch or listen to a single story about anything having to do with our 2000th president.
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This recipe for jiaoyan suxia comes from self-proclaimed Chinese food junkie and All Under Heaven author Carolyn Phillips, which is probably why it's so good.
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Such over-the-top productions have garnered Mr. Kern a controversial reputation among some in the watch industry as a fame junkie with an outsize marketing budget.
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The teens — who were all between 14 and 18 — cursed, jeered, and mocked him from the shoreline, calling him a "junkie" and wondering if he was drunk.
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" Representative lyric: "Blue-collar and a red-state treasure / Love junkie on a three-day bender / his grip, so hard, eyes glare / Trouble like a mug shot.
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"I am first and foremost a magician, but I am also an adrenaline junkie so the idea of doing magic on air seemed very appealing," Rees said.
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The first time composer Tom Holkenborg—better known by his nom de boom, Junkie XL—heard his music in a film, it wasn't part of the score.
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Her list of accomplishments may range from pickpocket to junkie, but within 45 minutes of meeting her, we see her risk her life to save a stranger's.
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Even if you're a total space junkie, your mental image is probably an orange and white-striped planet with a big red dot in the southern hemisphere.
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Whether they're a yogi, runner, class-junkie, gym rat, triathloner, or outdoorsy type, here are the best gifts for every type of active person in your life.
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While investigating a homicide committed in a private home in Bentonville, Arkansas, the police noticed that the homeowner—and prime suspect—was something of an electronics junkie.
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The Complete Matinee Junkie: Five Years at the Movies collects the entire run of Jordan Jeffries' movie-obsessed comic strip, which is part memoir and part criticism.
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She calls herself at that age a "junkie" in the book and claims she learned she was pregnant with his baby but decided to have an abortion.
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If you look at Oslo, August 31st, some people are comparing that to Thelma, even though that film is the very naturalistic story of an ex-junkie.
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Unless you're a news junkie, you probably haven't heard of RT, the Russian propaganda site that posted multiple pro-Trump and anti-Clinton "news" stories in 2016.
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The ex-Mets pitcher sat down with Brandon Steiner in the wake of Darryl Strawberry's allegations that he's a "complete junkie addict" whose life is in danger.
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"I disowned my mother and siblings and friends, but the truth is no one wants to talk to you when they suspect you're a junkie," she says.
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On the pool deck with a perfect view of the stage, we met a group of women all sporting the same "Jovi Junkie" t-shirts and hats.
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Alex Horne: It's hard to overstate just how much Junkie XL's A Little Less Conversation did for the spirit of humanity at the turn of the century.
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Here's Helwani's timeline on Twitter last night, outlining the ordeal: MMA Junkie reported that UFC Vice President of Relations Dave Sholler refused to comment about the situation.
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Why it matters: "Zucker is a sports junkie and a live-television expert, and he knows how to manage on-air personalities — three key points for ESPN."
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"It isn't being a whore that makes you interesting, or being a junkie—those are just moments, snapshots that distract us from what's really interesting," he said.
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They call into question the state's experts, while bringing in their own to open up the idea that Andrea might have been a damaged, drug-using junkie.
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Alice Cooper is a baseball junkie -- and says he's convinced the Dodgers will BEAT the Houston Astros in Game 7 Wednesday night ... thanks to one big reason.
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After striking out online, Vollmoeller — who's an avid foodie and adrenaline junkie — is taking a chance with Married at First Sight after being recommended by a friend.
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I don't want to become what hairstylist Felicia Leatherwood calls a "random hair product junkie," but what's a curly girl to do when she's damn near clueless?
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If instead you see a junkie or thief or liar in front of you rather than a human being in need of help, consider a new profession.
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That twisted my adrenaline junkie personality toward lashing out at other kids, which soon became a habit that required ever-escalating, anti-social behavior to be satisfied.
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Her task is to eliminate the threat, which includes tracking down a Light junkie named Zola, who might hold the key to what Chu is looking for.
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"I disowned my mother and siblings and friends, but the truth is no one wants to talk to you when they suspect you're a junkie," she said.
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Clinton, a politics junkie and policy wonk who as first lady wanted an office in the West Wing and led Bill Clinton's health care task force, Mrs.
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Gear Junkie said the Arkali performs on trails and near vertical rock thanks to its grippy sole and innovative combination of technologies from climbing, hiking, and running.
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But in a sea of options with tons of bells and whistles, even the most experienced fitness junkie can have trouble choosing from these often-pricey wearables.
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An inveterate music junkie and self-proclaimed metalhead, Abran's musical journey began in 22009 at the age of 230, when he bought his first record, Metallica's Load.
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Don't mistake what I'm saying: This wasn't like the hero story of the junkie who wakes up from an overdose and performs a Hollywood biopic-worthy 180.
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So whether it's for your girlfriend, your father, your aunt, or your grandmother who just happens to be an itinerant adventure junkie, there's something for all below.
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Ms. Falco, herself a political junkie, said she had never heard of Corning and Noonan before reading the script, but the character of Polly grabbed her immediately.
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As a credit card rewards enthusiast and frugal junkie, I'm always looking for ways to rack up rewards and save on purchases I need to make anyway.
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We've all heard the story about the "junkie" who was "clean" for months and then suddenly ODs, but it's a story no less sad for its ubiquity.
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Unfortunately, it kind of bombed, so the fact that the classic Vibe Pro is now a more practical price is everything a VR junkie could ask for.
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GG Allin, seemingly Elvis's feces-flinging punk-rock opposite, went from lean Hardcore Punk to Infamous Icon surrounded by a scrum of enablers to … Bloated Junkie Corpse.
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As for those who claim they ARE hungry first thing in the AM ... Dr. Oz says you're mistaken -- it's actually just withdrawals because you're a food junkie.
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By day, the alienated junkie genius Elliott Alderson worked as a corporate cyber-security expert; by night, he was part of a radical hacker collective called FSociety.
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The vice president called himself "a car junkie" while visiting the Detroit auto show in 2014, speaking about his father's work managing a pair of car dealerships.
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If you take a lot of photos, have tons of songs or videos downloaded, or you're an app junkie, you will want 128GB or 113GB of storage.
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In the new music video for Los Angeles beat junkie Daedelus' "Special Re:Quest," Tetz creates a montage a trippy visuals with his own set of custom phenakistoscopes.
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I, being a news junkie living in New York City and having a million outlets for my news, never looked at this before I got to LinkedIn.
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For the literary junkie in your life, Litographs has transcribed a number of books, poems, plays and screenplays onto T-shirts, totes, scarves and posters in unique designs.
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The second palette includes a few of the collection's edgier shades, including an of-the-moment lilac (Vanity Kills), a deep purple (Speedball), and deep kale-green (Junkie).
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The adrenaline junkie, who completed the race in just 12 minutes and 28 seconds, crossed the finish line punching her fists in the air for joy (and relief!).
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Barrymore, 41, has successfully created her own makeup empire, Flower, and included some products from her own line onto the list of things every beauty junkie should have.
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The brightest notes come from Jessica's interactions with her junkie neighbor turned professional associate, Malcolm Ducasse (Eka Darville), who is working hard to both push and protect her.
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"Ashes to Ashes", la secuela de "Space Oddity" que incluía la frase: "We know Major Tom's a junkie", y "Let's Dance" elevaron su popularidad en el mundo entero.
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"As a weather junkie as well as a climate scientist, I see it as our responsibility to include context," Jason Samenow of the Capital Weather Gang told Gizmodo.
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I'm trying to avoid being what hairstylist Felicia Leatherwood calls a "random hair product junkie" — but this dry shampoo's got me addicted, and I don't mind at all.
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A junkie rejection of the state may be deeply resonant, but it is only beautiful if we accept that this heinous capitalist society is the only possible society.
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This bitch and her janky possessions might be cold and stale, but throw a jazzy filter on that ish and suddenly the dead junkie becomes a glamorous recluse.
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The self-described "variety junkie" said this includes everything from a pop song to walking around in the park and just being aware of the world around him.
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Daniel Smith, a University of Florida Research Foundation professor in political science and a data junkie, has a terrific thread on these ballots and where they come from.
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His toxicology report will eventually come back with traces of opioids in his blood, and even the cops will admit that Gray wasn't a junkie or a user.
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Titled "Confessions of a Capital Junkie," it argued that global automakers fritter away their profits and degrade their already slim margins by developing expensive, redundant platforms and technologies.
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"When I looked at Dana, and I gave him the signature sign, and he was like, 'Yeah,' and I was like 'Oh (expletive!)'" Cruz said, per MMA Junkie.
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Theron, 44, is a self-described "adrenaline junkie" who has been so enthusiastic about the show that she has even gotten into the racecars with professional stunt drivers.
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During Power's sophomore year, the Berlin Wall came down, the Cold War ended, and she became a political junkie who quizzed herself on the news of the day.
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If you're a face mask junkie like me, you know that self-care and skin care go together at least as well as Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady.
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For the self-improvement junkie, the purpose of self-improvement is not the improvement itself, rather it's motivated by a subtle form of FOMO (fear of missing out).
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He calls himself an "info junkie" with a design background that allows him to cut through the noise and determine what's just hype, and what's actually worth it.
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And there's more, including a follow-up to John Cameron Mitchell's musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch, starring Broadway diva Patti LuPone as a bebop-singing junkie nun.
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If you're a smoothie junkie or a cocktail specialist, you can also pick up the Perfect Blend PRO or the Perfect Drink PRO that work essentially the same way.
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But if you're the selfie junkie, FaceTune ($3.99 on iOS and Android) is a highly recommended app that can airbrush your skin and whiten your teeth in a pinch.
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Being a smartphone junkie, I always have my phone with me wherever I go, and Health Mate has by far the most accurate step-tracking algorithms I've yet encountered.
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Get 25% off a GeekGear subscription See Details Whether you're a wellness junkie or could use a little boost, a subscription to the CoreGains box has got your back.
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In that role, he worked closely with the likes of now-Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy of California, a huge political junkie, and now-Minority Whip Steve Scalise of Louisiana.
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Like a junkie, I would spend everything I owned, go into debt, put my health and personal relationships in jeopardy, all in the name of art and the exhibition.
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"I am a bit of a TV junkie and I have been obsessed with the show This Is Ussince the first episode premiered," Rainier wrote in a blog post.
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If you're a beauty junkie then you already know the importance of getting every last drop of your beauty products — and this tiny Spatty Daddy Spatula makes that possible.
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His father, who used to be a drug addict, inspired Uncle Steve (Kim Coates), a recovering junkie who's close with Turquoise, a crack-addled prostitute played by Erykah Badu.
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" With piles of clothes and dirty dishes strewn about and Houston asleep in the midst of it all, the family source says "It was the bedroom of a junkie.
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Finally, if you're more of a news junkie than a horror addict, look to Hasan Minhaj's weekly news talk show The Patriot Act, which will debut on October 28.
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Economist and data analytics junkie, Max Roser, tweeted an image of pie charts versus bar charts to demonstrate how pie charts cannot accurately display the differences in close data.
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M83 and artists like Junkie XL have even crossed over into film scoring themselves, working on the soundtracks for films including Oblivion, Deadpool, Mad Max: Fury Road, and more.
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The next day, both Betty Jo Lewis, a 219-year-old "political junkie," and Larry Upright, 81, departed -- but not without getting a word in on the way out.
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Star begs her sister to stop with the drugs by reminding her that their mother died a junkie, but Simone is seemingly clearer than ever about what she wants.
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Lime Jello, a 30-year-old graduate student and escort who uses heroin, says that her colleagues often don't allow her to be anything more than a Junkie Whore.
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At the heart of these questions was a core dilemma: was Alig a dangerous sociopath—or just a troubled, attention-obsessed former junkie who had a very bad night?
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" Lady Crane gives her some milk of the poppy and this creepy music cue comes in and my first thought was, "Wait, is Arya about to become a junkie?
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Judy Kurtz, writing for The Hill's In the Know blog, offers a guide to left-, right- and center-aligned gifts aimed at that special political junkie you're mooning over.
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And ITK has got you covered with an array of left-, right- and center-aligned presents to give to that special political junkie in your life with our Feb.
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Because I'm a political junkie and read an inordinate number of newspapers and magazines, my focus tends to be on people who are writing regularly about culture and politics.
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Political junkie grape-vine estimates ranged from $10 million to $85033 million — even on the low end, the amount probably equalled the total amount spent by our entire campaign.
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Junkie, a shimmery dark green that brings to mind a cucumber peel, is one of the colors in the Urban Decay Vice line, which includes blue and black options.
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She starts by applying Benefit Hoola Bronzer (a beauty-junkie staple, so she gets kudos already), and gently touching up Khloé's skin on the chin and across the nose.
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"I've been boxing and doing jiu-jitsu and all that, and the biggest thing for me, really, is that I miss competing," Harrison told USA Today (via MMA Junkie).
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The abuse against women in Big Little Lies even trickles down to the children, seen in first grader Amabella Klein, the daughter of adrenaline junkie executives Gordon and Renata.
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Another sign of being stuck in the infatuation stage is idealizing your partner, says Sherry Gaba, family therapist and author of The Marriage and Relationship Junkie: Kicking Your Obsession.
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Amazon Alexa, the voice assistant that lives in various Echo hardware is, apparently, now a bit of a political junkie, obsessively tracking the presidential election returns just like you.
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I spent most of my 20s as a five-days-a-week Seamless junkie, and started learning how to cook for myself only in the last year or two.
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Because the junkie stereotype is so strongly embedded in our cultural memory, the friends and families of those addicted often don't know how (or don't want) to help them.
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For a travel junkie like me, there's nothing better than getting settled in a snug compartment like this one, knowing I'm passing through a country, and reading a book.
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He wrote a play — three hours long, set in New York, about a junkie and a priest — and convinced the community theater to give him money to produce it.
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So the exercise junkie curated a collection of health and fitness-related goodies when collaborating with the mega-retailer to produce a personalized online shop of his favorite finds.
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His suggestion that Hitler had, by the end of his life, become a "junkie" in the throes of addiction and withdrawal is a proposition that should be considered seriously.
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The show fully utilizes the in-your-face qualities (or on-your-face, depending on where you're sitting) of immersive theater, placing you right in its unsettling junkie haze.
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Because this feedback cycle results in news everywhere, all of us end up trapped in the mind-set of an angry cable-news junkie, even if we're not watching.
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Food Matters As any barbecue connoisseur, dedicated sopper-up of potlikker, hot-chicken junkie or tracker of buttermilk pie can tell you, a culinary revival is underway in the South.
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Jenna Dewan's a bit of a beauty junkie and since creating her own YouTube channel six months ago, the actress and dancer has given fans a glimpse into her routine.
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During last year's Christmas episode of The Mindy Project, Mindy, a pop culture junkie, is offended that her boyfriend removed her "Rihanna Christmas tree topper" from atop its rightful place.
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For a beauty junkie, I shamefully have never given makeup contouring a shot for fear of looking like a walking plastic doll due to my less-than-deft blending skills.
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Paulmier, a political junkie, couldn't cast a ballot for the then senator from Illinois—he was only 15 at the time—but Obama appealed to him like no other politician.
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But she realized Thursday night that not even her husband, who she described as an "avid news junkie," knew the Senate was expected to vote on the bill this month.
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Related How Junkie XL Brought the 'Deadpool' Soundtrack to Life Score an Entire Film on This Tiny Little Music Box Play the Soundtrack to Outer Space in an Interactive Installation
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"It's super difficult for anyone who is not a news junkie to feel informed or feel like the have any sense of what's going on in the world," he said.
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Legendary film composer Hans Zimmer is retiring from scoring superhero movies now that he's finished collaborating with producer Junkie XL on the score of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
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It all started with a little bit of random luck, says the Maryland-based self-described beach addict, cheap-beer lover, and pop culture junkie (bizarre celebrity crush: Jeff Goldblum).
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I have had more privilege than many, but something about a junkie rejection of the state hits close enough for me to understand it, at least in glimmers and fragments.
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The FBI do manage to find Cunanan's motel room, but when they break in, smoke and guns blazing, it's not Cunanan in the bed but a twitchy junkie named Ronnie.
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And while I'm not (yet) a CrossFit junkie, I have been exercising more since I started a diet that causes me to think about my health on a daily basis.
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In the taxonomy of travelers, the word "explorer" suggests a morally superior pioneer; "adventurer," by contrast, implies a self-indulgent adrenaline junkie who scares loved ones by courting puerile risk.
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At her office, she told me (and a Condé Nast publicist, one of whom was present for almost all our conversations) that she was a ''magazine junkie'' as a teenager.
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" Although "How to Be a Respectable Junkie" closed in July, Mr. Vovos, 45, said that he hoped future productions would "put a real face on the people who are struggling.
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Ford O'Connell Winner: Trump (by a full head of hair) On paper, any political junkie would think Cruz's candidacy is tailor-made to win the 2628 Iowa caucuses (ethanol aside).
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It makes perfect sense that the Times would want to hire Smith, a politics and media junkie with deep interest in the connections between Washington, New York, and Silicon Valley.
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Meet CoverGirl's New Cover Boy James Charles, a high-school senior and beauty junkie who has amassed a sizable social media following, joins the ranks of Zendaya and Katy Perry.
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The platform will give your friend access to fitness studios and gyms all over select cities, so they can figure out if they're more of a bootcamp or barre junkie.
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Ms. Finder said that Judge He was an avowed "Scotus junkie" who translates books about the Supreme Court of the United States and works on the court's judicial reform committee.
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Steven Marrocco of MMA Junkie posted that McGregor's manager, Audie Attar, backed up the claims that it was not 'The Notorious' who brought a halt to making the fight official.
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There's Gear Junkie and Gear Institute and Gear Patrol, and these are all competitors with the affiliate model, which we have found to be a successful new stream of revenue.
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Common brokering practices include paying "junkie hunters" for clients; bribing patients with cash, drugs, and other incentives; and kicking back a portion of insurance reimbursements for blood, urine, or genetic testing.
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Sitting out one of the biggest stories of our lifetime hasn't been easy, and not just because I'm a news junkie who's been obsessed with politics since the second Reagan administration.
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I'm a real political junkie, spending much of my day reading news and watching C-SPAN, and issues like immigration enforcement, pro-life laws, and health care are important to me.
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You may know me as a political junkie, by which I mean today's politicians make me want to eat all the junk food, but in my spare time, I talk tech.
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If you're a seltzer junkie, perhaps one of the easiest changes you can make to your routine is to cut back on single-use plastics by making your own sparkling water.
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The following is an excerpt from MY FAIR JUNKIE: A Memoir of Getting Dirty and Staying Clean by Amy Dresner, with permission from Hachette Books, a division of Hachette Book Group.
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This is meant to be about when Junkie XL (a Wikipedia of astonishing melancholy) took the ripe remixable bones of Elvis and produced a genuine novelty smash hit. Wonderful. Huge. Iconic.
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But for the sake of journalism (and the sake of being a makeup junkie), I had to play around with Pat McGrath's newest Metalmorphosis 005 kit that's been blowing up Instagram.
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Last week, I may have hit the beauty junkie jackpot: the Insta-famous cosmetics brand Tarte invited me to tag along with 20 social media influencers on a Hawaiian adventure. Why?
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If you're a news junkie, it's a way to turn all that time spent surfing news sites into something tangible, a way to upload some of the clutter in your head.
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Check out the ASTRO Constellation Watch See Details If you're a true astronaut junkie, you want to learn as much as you can about what life in space is like, right?
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The "junkie" takes and thinkpieces got started when it was generally discovered that a significant fraction of users were grabbing a powered nap at any opportunity in order to lucid-dream.
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A registered Democrat and a self-described "political junkie" and "compulsive reader of newspapers," Mann said he has been exercising discipline to avoid being consumed by news about his wife's campaign.
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The woman had lived a rough life—she had been a junkie and a prostitute—but she had found A.A. and found religion and had been trying to lift herself up.
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After The Cut explained to the fitness junkie that Super Tuesday refers to primary elections and not a sale, Khloé talked about why she generally prefers to keep mum about political happenings.
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An editor at Cosmo asked me if I was a makeup junkie, and I'm like, as you can look at my face now, Ed, it was pretty self explanatory that I'm not.
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Scentbird founder and self-professed YouTube junkie Rachel ten Brink feels our pain, so she created a subscription service called Deck of Scarlet to put an end to — okay, streamline — the madness.
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As a news junkie who grew up abroad as an expat, my ritual of reading my favorite outlets for global updates has always helped me feel connected to friends around the world.
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"I am a music junkie and I just love what their music represents and what they're doing for young artists," she explained on People's One Last Thing, which you can watch below.
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After reading such judgmental and unforgiving characterizations—like derisively calling Bourdain a "drunk" and a "junkie"—I wondered if Karr and others were watching the same show as the rest of us.
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Even if the reality star's most recent successes didn't stem from the launch of her own lipstick line, her 2.5 hour daily routine to get ready basically redefines the term beauty junkie.
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When I flipped the switch away from drugs, I immediately applied the same passion and intensity I'd shown as a junkie to something positive: cooking and running a multifaceted and intense business.
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Former Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne, who died in July 2018, propelled the company into the conversations with other automakers in an investor presentation called "Confessions of a Capital Junkie" in 2015.
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Dobroshi's Lorna is an Albanian immigrant caught up in a multitiered citizenship-through-marriage scheme that leaves her first husband (Jérémie Renier), a recovering junkie, dead, despite her efforts to save him.
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More than 'just a junkie' Linsenmeir's estate seeks unspecified damages, arguing that as a result of the defendants' actions, the family lost a beloved mother, sister and daughter, according to the suit.
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Mr. Greenblatt — a theater junkie who is friends with Dolly Parton and who was an investor in "Hamilton" — orchestrated bringing live musicals to NBC and making them a staple of the schedule.
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He'd eat them before lunch, after lunch, before dinner, after dinner, and like any junkie, he had stashes all over—in his kitchen, his bedroom, his car, a fix always within reach.
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His album "Santa Claus Rooftop Junkie," released in 1974, was followed by many others, including "King of Punk" (1978), "John Lennon for President" (1980), "John Lennon Forever" (1987) and "Marijuana Christmas" (2008).
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I've always been a news junkie, and an avid reader of newspapers and magazines, and this interest only ramped up during the campaign of 2016, and in the aftermath of the election.
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My 17-year-old son is a YouTube junkie and is surviving his exams and studies by exchanging tips and notes with his peers around the world via Discord, the communication app.
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Snyder allegedly employed a "junkie hunter" who recruited patients by paying hotel owners and front desk receptionists to call him if someone checked in who could be a potential treatment center client.
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She also always travels with two hydrating mists, a concealer, eyelash curler, witch hazel, and many more products, all of which help her look illuminated from within and cement her beauty junkie status.
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A news junkie, he also kept tens of thousands of scanned pages of media articles that his courier would bring to him on thumb drives and which he would download onto his computer.
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But as a smartphone junkie myself (and parent of a ten-year-old with a smartphone and data account), I'm not trying to be your spiritual advisor here about parenting dos and don'ts.
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If you're in the market to invest in some high-quality products or are just a beauty junkie that can't resist a good sale, now's the time to take advantage of Dermstore's discounts.
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From a desert boot getup fit for the rugged adventure junkie to a nostalgia-tinged, knee-high boot and miniskirt sitch for the '90s obsessive, your new favorite fall boot is just ahead.
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"Ashes to Ashes," the "Space Oddity" sequel that revealed, "We know Major Tom's a junkie," and "Let's Dance," which offered, "Put on your red shoes and dance the blues," gave him worldwide popularity.
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It might seem tough to stomach spending $299 on a lightweight jacket, but if you're a gear junkie and want the lightest and warmest option, this one is definitely a worth-it investment.
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Inhofe (R-OK), a pilot and "infrastructure junkie", said he doesn't think that the drama with Russia will deter the Trump Administration from passing a successful infrastructure bill: Other key quotes from Sen.
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Axolotl Overkill / Germany (Director and screenwriter: Helene Hegemann) — Mifti, age 16, lives in Berlin with a cast of characters including her half-siblings; their rich, self-involved father; and her junkie friend Ophelia.
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I knew it would be controversial, i knew it would ruffle feathers, i knew there would be criticism and judgement but guess what, I did it anyway!" wrote the self-proclaimed "experience junkie.
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Watching " PEN15 ," however, I kept thinking back to a neglected TV classic: "Strangers with Candy," starring Amy Sedaris, as Jerri Blank, a middle-aged junkie and ex-con who reënrolls in high school.
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When news surfaced that 'Mayhem' had been arrested on the suspicion of a DUI the weekend before his signing to Venator was announced, Merenda released a statement, which was published by MMA Junkie.
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In my mind, Bosch is doing everything at once: searching for his daughter in Hong Kong; shooting a serial killer; going undercover as an opioid junkie; falling in, and out, of love, again.
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According to an interview Sibrel filmed towards the end of Kaysing's life, the genesis of the book came from a junkie Vietnam Vet who was living in Kaysing's houseboat in the early 70s.
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Yes. "Strangers With Candy" stars Amy Sedaris in half a fat suit as Jerri Blank, a 20073-something dropout who returns to high school after years as a junkie, prostitute and eventual inmate.
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A pregnant stripper shoots up; a woman in an Obama mask gives a blowjob in front of a cheering crowd at a militia rally; a junkie couple make love and meth on camera.
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The junkie has this constant gnawing feeling that there's still some magic tip or technique or piece of information out there that will create their next big breakthrough (again, both real or imagined).
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And my thing back then, I was still a public radio junkie, I was like On The Media, This American Life was the kind of stuff I would listen to as a podcast.
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Bacelar, a self-proclaimed political junkie and former political reporter, was so invested in the election that she helped orchestrate an election-night viewing party in Lisbon with the U.S. Ambassador to Portugal.
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"I'm a junkie and a piss-your-pants drunk, all day long," says Michaela Malo, speaking with the blunt frankness of someone in her 12th year of recovery from alcohol and heroin addiction.
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This was definitely an intense workout that had me sweating and longing for a break, but it didn't actually kill me I don't pretend to be a fitness junkie or even a fitness fan.
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I'd have assumed your average news junkie is the target market for a hot-off-the-presses documentary about a president who will be on his 15th day in office when the movie debuts.
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Oslo, August 31st again stars Lie, this time as a recovering heroin junkie who uses a day off from rehab to visit old friends and wander the streets of the city like a ghost.
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In Uncle Howard, Aaron documents his own mission to reclaim the lost negative of the Burroughs feature, supposedly buried deep in "the bunker," as the Junkie writer's former apartment on the Bowery is known.
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"AA has absolutely saved my life," says Amy Dresner, who has been in and out of AA for 20 years, and recently published a memoir about her addiction and recovery called My Fair Junkie.
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So when super-powered vacuum brand Dyson entered the realm of hair styling, I (along with every other beauty junkie on Earth) counted down the days until the release of their Supersonic hair dryer.
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But if you, like Penn, are a political junkie, Maddow's introduction may have seemed a meandering laundry list of facts and speculations that many of us have run over countless times in our heads.
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One was an adrenaline junkie who, after hissing and sticking its tongue out at my friend when she stretched out her hand, spent the rest of the time trying to leap off the counter.
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By the time I got to the New School in Manhattan, I was undeniably a junkie; I studied literature, but I often skipped class to hang out with the crust punks of Union Square.
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Christina K., a Summer reader, student at The School of The New York Times and a "thrift-shopping junkie," recommends grabbing a friend and heading to the local Goodwill store for a good rummage.
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In high school, I was not a nerd and I was not a jock, and although I was a junkie, I was not quite a burnout—I did not smoke pot or even cigarettes.
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But if you just can't wait, if you're an Olympics junkie like me, or if you've ditched cable for on-demand services like Hulu and Sling TV, then livestreaming is the way to go.
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Packed with skimpily-clothed women and on-the-nose musical choices, this lurid melodrama adds to Wednesday's burdens with a junkie mother (an occasionally touching Aunjanue Ellis) and a murderous rival, Kenny (Edi Gathegi).
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Awful drama between human and object for the past god knows how many hours, alternately gripping it or tearing the box apart to find it, terrified it got lifted by some resstop junkie, last place.
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"The president is an information junkie, he wants all the details and information, especially on something like this where there is a crisis," said Trump confidant and adviser Christopher Ruddy, the CEO of Newsmax media.
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Maybe the words of famed American investor and bad-food junkie Warren Buffett are relevant to the battle to be the burger of the future: "It's never paid to bet against America," Buffett has said.
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This one we did was a sleepover job in Barnes in south London, and there happened to be an Elvis impersonator there at the same time as the Junkie XL thing was in the charts.
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Upon starting up the game, you'd hear the Dub Pistols Sick Junkie remix of "Gotta Learn" by Danmass, immediately followed by Dylan Rhymes' "Naked and Ashamed," prime tracks for recreating a trance atmosphere, Trainspotting style.
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The film is based on the memoir The Taliban Shuffle, by former Chicago Tribune South Asia bureau chief Kim Barker, an "adrenaline junkie" who spent years writing about Afghanistan and Pakistan, reporting from the ground.
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Yields fell across the board on Wednesday with analysts comparing the market's thirst for fresh news to "a junkie, waiting for the next fix" as risk appetite slid after a global sell-off in equities.
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A few years ago, my husband took a turn as a self-proclaimed fitness tracker junkie, wearing it daily and keeping it charged to make sure he never missed any steps that could be logged.
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As a self-proclaimed credit card rewards junkie, I've had both of what most would consider the two most popular premium travel credit cards: the Chase Sapphire Reserve and the Platinum Card from American Express.
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"We've got space and we've got a beautiful facility and people are proud of it here," said Ms. Cassotis, a self-professed "travel junkie" whose father was a pilot for Pan Am and United Airlines.
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At the hospital, he's buddies with a kohl-eyelinered junkie-lesbian (Aubrey Plaza, from "Parks and Recreation"), and he falls for another patient, Rachel Keller's Syd Barrett (yes, that's her name), who can't be touched.
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The transaction announced Thursday by John Elkann, the billionaire Fiat chairman and Agnelli family scion, ticks nearly every box in the checklist outlined by Marchionne in his now-famous "Confessions of a capital junkie" treatise.
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Four days, two flawless Jon Bon Jovi sets, and so many glasses of Hampton Water rosé later, I was a certified Jovi Junkie—though I'm still not quite ready to hear "Livin' on a Prayer" again.
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I'm a reality-TV junkie and my DVR queue ranges from the pseudo-acceptable (The Real Housewives) to the brain-frying (I once binge-watched the entire season of Christina Milian Turned Up in one sitting).
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Puś's eclectic points of reference include the 1962 film Last Year at Marienbad (directed by Alain Resnais), Lana Del Rey's music, and Beatriz Preciado's 2013 book Testo Junkie: Sex, Drugs, and Biopolitics in the Pharmacopornographic Era.
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"I smoke weed on my story ONE time and all of a sudden i'm a junkie meth alcoholic party raver that's also secretly married and pregnant and may or may not have a penis," she wrote.
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TV news has covered and worried presidents for decades, but it has never been as central to the mind-set of a president as it is to Mr. Trump: reality star, producer and cable-news junkie.
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Here's what else to look for out of the meeting, in case you're a Fed junkie: Officials will give their revised economic projections, which the market will be watching closely, particularly as it pertains to inflation.
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Before tonight, Aubrey Plaza's junkie-cum-imaginary-friend, Lenny, has been an off-putting collection of quirky mental-illness tics, as if Dan Stevens's main character David were stuck watching "Girl, Interrupted" on an endless loop.
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One Twitter user — a self-proclaimed "daily sports junkie" named Alex Baker — saw Jade&aposs name atop the winners list on DraftKings&apos app and shared a screenshot with his nearly 303,230 followers on the site.
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"I'm a mother, I'm a journalist, a philanthropist, a former Miss America, a musician, a sports junkie, and like millions of women across the country, I am a survivor of sexual harassment and sexual assault," she said.
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Now this particular breed of tech junkie has been given special traffic lights — installed into the pavements — to help them avoid oncoming traffic as they catch up on Viber or navigate Google Maps while roaming the city.
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"We love what we do—I am an adrenaline junkie, I love to go go go—but there is a point we are getting bombarded so much with unnecessary situations that we're losing our mojo," Lockler says.
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Dave Franco got to show off a new side of himself in his first major dramatic role in the Netflix drama 6 Balloons, but playing a junkie in the film also took its toll on the actor.
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Whether you're a beauty junkie or newbie, these makeup, skin and hair products became the bestselling at Sephora for a reason: They're innovative, universal, easy-to-use, high-quality and many sold out upon their initial launch.
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Because although she may be a self-proclaimed beauty junkie and the founder of her own cosmetics company, with two children ages four and three, some days, you've just got to grab your makeup bag and run.
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Previously, Noor hadn't had an opinion one way or another about J. They said J was smart, but J was just another junkie, another slumped collection of flesh, a sucker of air, a chiseler at her authority.
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Her family was wealthy ("We had enough," she says, drawing more laughter from a listening associate), and her father, whom she describes as "a spiritual junkie," had insisted that she meet the Bhagwan before leaving for America.
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A bonus: The space's icy-chic interior, with its textured white walls cut by jagged black lines, will keep your design-junkie date engaged as he or she contemplates your post-concert dinner options in the neighborhood.
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But did I go as far as calling all my friends on the job at costly man hours to go on a manhunt to capture and restrain the junkie so I could get my hands on them?
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As a food and cooking junkie myself, I was absolutely stoked when I heard the news a few months ago, and I knew I had to check out the specially curated lineup of restaurants at The Park.
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Herzberg says that the Mafia's deliberate business choice—deal mainly to black and Latinx neighborhoods—helped create the narrative of the inner-city junkie, a drug fiend who would steal and cheat to support their nasty habit.
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Saxx is lauded by plenty of other publications: The Wirecutter, The Strategist, Gear Junkie, and Outside, for starters, and the brand's most popular style, the Vibe, enjoys a 4.2-star rating based on nearly 500 Amazon reviews.
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A climbing junkie with a degree in environmental engineering, he had made several climbing trips to the area previously but had never visited the crag—the land was privately owned and completely locked off to the public.
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In my 40-plus years as a serious political junkie, I haven't seen many others as qualified to sit in the Oval Office — so I'll accept a few Biden gaffes in order to end the Trump Error.
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A lot of professional athletes were drawn to President Obama, a black man, basketball junkie and ESPN habitué with a degree of cool they recognized — and they were moved for the first time to direct political engagement.
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But in a workplace run by a video junkie, you defend yourself not in front of a disciplinary committee, but on TV. For an hour on Wednesday afternoon, cable news became the White House human resources office.
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Amanda Brooker, 32, a vet now in recovery from opioid addiction, spent years hiding her addiction from her family and refused to get treatment from the VA. "I was afraid of being labeled a junkie," she said.
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Ben, an 21-year-old political junkie from Connecticut who references Walter Mondale in his Reddit username and supported Martin O'Malley in 2016, was angry about Sanders' history of praise for left-wing dictators like Fidel Castro.
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The photographs of this self-proclaimed "air junkie," also currently on view at Anastasia Photo, capture the overwhelming density of the metropolis, its ultimate unknowability, and its elegant, patterned geometries, only perceptible from a zoomed-out view.
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It was then I knew, if I were to continue, I would die a junkie that had broken her mom's heart, made her step-dad cry, lost all of her siblings and friends, and pawned her dad's guitars.
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It also means that there's extra bandwidth to do neat tricks—if you're a slo-mo junkie, this little camera can reach 260 frames per second so your gnar kickflip can be seen in glorious, suuuuuper-slow motion.
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It also means that there's extra bandwidth to do neat tricks—if you're a slo-mo junkie, this little camera can reach 22017 frames per second so your gnar kickflip can be seen in glorious, suuuuuper-slow motion.
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In her latest, an ex-adrenalin junkie named Simon Newman hires someone to lead him through the Cwm Pot caves in South Wales, so that he can film the trip for his website, Journey to the Dark Side.
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If you're a self-proclaimed music junkie (as in, you practically sleep in headphones and have a record catalog that would put any collector to shame), you'll know that Houston isn't just the mecca for beyond-delish BBQ.
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The "Junkie Whore" archetype is drawn from moments of despair and oppression in the criminalized lives of women like me, just trying to avoid arrest and assault and make enough to meet the high cost of prohibited drugs.
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"I am a carb junkie, which is strange because they claim carbs put on pounds — in which case my metabolic rate is extraordinary, and should be studied by a team of Swiss doctors," Radziwill, 52, jokes to PEOPLE.
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Jung and Leslie have dedicated themselves to Movieland for nearly 50 years, and after spending time there with the people who frequent it, it's abundantly clear that there's nothing shifty going on other than the odd stray junkie.
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"The Oath" nicely escalates at first, with Chris -- a news junkie -- constantly reacting to alerts on his phone, rushing into the other room to watch fresh outrages on cable news, despite his wife's admonitions not to discuss politics.
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As a housing policy junkie myself, I have a soft spot for Castro who build on his experience as a big city mayor and former HUD Secretary to deliver what's probably the best housing program in the race.
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Given his staggering self-destructiveness over his 42 years — he has been a junkie, an alcoholic, a bulimic and an attention addict (admittedly, that one hasn't exactly been stamped out) — it's quite the feat that he's still here.
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Even when he was working in Hollywood, Zucker was a news junkie; former colleagues at NBC remember him keeping one eye on cable news during pitch meetings, a habit that didn't always endear him to agents and writers.
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"If I were to look at the two, he&aposs got a lot more to worry about than we do," Jafari Vanier, Cerrone&aposs trainer, said in a documentary-series "More than a Cowboy," according to MMA Junkie.
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Christa, who Warhol later called a "fat junkie," now wears mostly black clothes, paired with boots, while her mousy brown hair sits limp on her shoulders, her eyes still heavily lined and her face still framed by bangs.
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Disasterpiece's 80's horror-influenced score for It Follows, Ben Salisbury and Geoff Barrow's sparse compositions for Ex Machina, and Junkie XL's adrenaline-soaked noisewall for Mad Max: Fury Road offer beautiful, progressive examples of what constitutes a soundtrack.
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Ahead of the season 3 finale of The Detour, creator and star Jason Jones opened up to PEOPLE about filming his own stunts on the hit TBS show, admitting that he's turned into a bit of an adrenaline junkie.
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Married to husband Edwin Arroyave with two small children and one stepchild at home, Teddi works as a fitness accountability coach and blogger for her site LA Workout Junkie and appears to waste no time getting into the drama.
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The lurid image of the Junkie Whore — made up of media representations, misogyny, the blemish of criminalization, the defensive derision of other sex workers, and the exclusion of the straight world — looms over drug-using sex workers, obscuring us.
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She is a pop culture junkie who is fluent in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" trivia and has watched every iteration of "Star Trek," including "Discovery," the latest spinoff, which she consumed in its entirety sometime on the campaign trail.
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If I'm a non-junkie voter tuning into the debate, I think I'd come away from that thinking the Democratic Party was in disarray and the media didn't do much to help me clarify my choices in the primary.
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Then, Jay gets his blood pumping while learning to rally race with adrenaline-junkie Bucky Lasek; delivers pizzas with Papa John in his vehicular pride and joy; and later, Jay meets a special man, deserving of this country's gratitude.
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Although the bulk of the credit must go to Schnabel's writing and directing, Brant was the primary producer of the film and helped to conceive perilous misperceptions about Basquiat: the street urchin, little terror, primitive artist, and junkie tragic hero.
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" The Good Fight, much like its predecessor, effortlessly balances legal drama with politics, but King pointed out that "the challenge is Trump fatigue, because ... I'm a news junkie, the late night [television landscape] is so hyped up to such a level.
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If you're a hair-product junkie (guilty) and love to slather on serums, oils, and styling lotions, then washing your hair with them twice a month works a charm to remove buildup, not to mention dead skin cells, oil, and grime.
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To make life a touch grimmer, a junkie had just ran- sacked my apartment under the J train, after removing the door with power tools, and I'd had to take a day off of work to clean up the mess.
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De La dealt with the life of the junkie and the effects that it had on family in abstract fashion like Pos does in "Say No Go": But Pos would even talk about drug abuse in a less abstract way.
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For those of you who geek out over the latest skin-care breakthrough or K-beauty phenomenon, we present this: a beauty bucket list of all the products a true product junkie must try at some point in their lives.
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Whether you're a music junkie ready to analyze the Grammy nominations or someone desperately in need of some tea to spill the next time there's a lull in the conversation, here's everything you may have missed in entertainment this week.
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But there has been some promise in the post-Ellen fallout as well, particularly Ben Fowlkes's thoughtful analysis of post-concussion syndrome and suicidal thoughts and the role that all-or-nothing thinking can play in the sport at MMA Junkie.
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An excerpt: Setting aside Phillips' own use of the word "junkie," it seems pretty clear that cookie dough, while very delicious, has little in common with heroin, as anyone who has ever been affected by heroin addiction firsthand can easily attest.
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Growing up in suburban Atlanta as a sports/political-news junkie, I remember "Hammerin'" Hank Aaron hitting number 63 in 1974, Newt Gingrich being sworn in as Congressman in 1979, and CNN launching the first 24-hour news channel in 1980.
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For one thing, my immediate reaction was not a spike of prurient interest, nor the smarmy glee over somebody else's weird life choices, or any of the other junkie responses I usually associate with a good hit of celebrity gossip.
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The restaurant is the brainchild of Anthony Toth, a self-confessed aviation junkie who started collecting Pan Am memorabilia after he took his first flight on the airline at the age of five, and Air Hollywood chief executive Talaat Captan.
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In a blunt presentation he called "Confessions of a Capital Junkie," he suggested the auto industry was headed for a crisis unless companies consolidated and stopped wasting billions of dollars to develop engines and other components that customers never touch.
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In his 2019 memoir, The Shortest Way Home, he presents himself as a data junkie, someone intent on using technology to approach the challenges executives face—in the case of running a mid-sized American city, this meant traffic and sewers.
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If you're into art, you could visit Arkansas' Momentary Museum or Hong Kong's M+. If you're a movie and TV junkie, look no further than the Academy Museum in Los Angeles or the "Game of Thrones" studio tour in Belfast.
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"Physicians widely prescribed morphine to women, often initially for menstrual pain," said Caroline Jean Acker, associate professor emeritus of history at Carnegie Mellon University and author of Creating the American Junkie: Addiction Research in the Classic Era of Narcotic Control.
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" A homeless junkie dying of AIDS tells the cops, bitterly, why gay men couldn't stop talking about the designer: "We all imagined what it would be like to be so rich and so powerful that it doesn't matter that you're gay.
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"The danger of grizzlies really turned my crank because I was an adrenaline junkie," he told me that night at the bar in Republic (where the evening's chief threat turned out to be a bartender who didn't have Wielgus's preferred whiskey).
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Still, Goldin has admitted in previous interviews that early in her career she fetishized becoming a "slum goddess" and a junkie — that her interest in heroin in the '21970s was more social until it wasn't, and everything spiraled of control.
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But if you're an avid outdoor junkie looking to navigate trails offline, receive off-route notifications, or share real-time location with safety contacts, you'll have to upgrade to the pro version for $29.99 a year or $59.99 for three years.
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Hans Zimmer, seldom the most placid of composers, is joined on this occasion by Junkie XL, and we should give thanks for their combined efforts, which render large portions of the dialogue, by Chris Terrio and David S. Goyer, blessedly inaudible.
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Not only is the action star an adrenaline junkie in his own life, but he did over 1000 high altitude, low open jumps (known as a HALO jump) in the latest installment of the Mission: Impossible franchise, just to get the scene right.
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Right up there with a few minutes in space on Gislasons bucket list is his time on earth with other space enthusiasts and Branson, a fellow adrenaline junkie known as much for his globe-trotting stunts as for starting his own airline.
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Click here to view original GIFEven if you are not a League of Legends junkie or a professional blacksmith, that doesn't mean you can't appreciate the incredible work that the Man At Arms folks put into their replicas of seemingly impossible weapons.
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Whether you're on the hunt for a new crop top to wear on the daily, or are a workout junkie who's in need of a stockpile of fitness clothing without emptying out your bank account, Grana's new line is definitely worth a bookmark.
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Other personas include a club moll paying the rent with her prosthetic ass, a jobseeker turned stickup kid, a Mona Lisa, a junkie, and a gal smart enough to polish up a Babyface hook for the love of her life (she wishes).
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That overhand right to the side of Jean Pascal's head; the jab to Cedric Agnew's liver; the one-two jackhammer that crushed Nadjib Mohammedi's nose; the straight right that made Bernard Hopkins sway and tilt like an old-school Central Park junkie.
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A Twitter junkie, I spotted the story as it first did the rounds on social media, before Protein World decided its misogyny was a great way to gain additional publicity and the national press was filled with op-eds on the issue.
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They include a sports marketing consultant, a husband and wife who won the lottery and are trying to salvage their marriage, a health-spa junkie ("I indulge and atone, indulge and atone"), a once-famous athlete and a recently divorced mother of four.
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Whether it's performing a stunt with adrenaline junkie Travis Pastrana, going green with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger or taking a spin with a Mafia getaway driver, there's no wheel Jay won't get behind to tell the story of our love affair with the automobile.
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Mr. Friend's performance of end-stage addiction may not convince every viewer, but it is, counterintuitively, fun to watch — he brings the same edge of sardonic humor to Quinn the junkie that he brought to Quinn the killing machine in past seasons.
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Right up there with a few minutes in space on Gislason's bucket list is his time on earth with other space enthusiasts and Branson, a fellow adrenaline junkie known as much for his globe-trotting stunts as for starting his own airline.
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Like all fledgling superhumans, he also has a Scooby Gang of sorts — he's best friends with a dirty-haired, croak-throated junkie named Lenny (Aubrey Plaza), falls quickly for the untouchable (as in she literally cannot be touched) Syd Barrett (Rachel Keller).
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"Nothing has gone wrong, but it seems the market is trying to figure out what could go wrong," said Brooke McMurray, a 69-year-old New York retiree who says she became a finiancial news junkie after the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Breitbart doesn't court, and hasn't attained, a broad audience — Bannon's instincts might be sound when it comes to what hyper-confrontational, news junkie conservatives want to read, but there's no reason to believe he has the first idea about how to appeal to swing voters.
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Whether you're a product junkie who can never quite clear out all that buildup or a low-maintenance type who wants to revitalize limp locks, you'll want to make room on your shower shelf for this game-changing product from famed Parisian hairstylist Christophe Robin.
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"Whenever I hear there's another hour show, I say, 'I just don't want to get hooked on another hour show,' plus I'm a TV news junkie, I have a show for every night of the week and I catch up on weekends," King said.
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Episode length: 30-75 minutes If you're a true crime obsessive or just a fan of courtroom thrillers, Court Junkie will satisfy your appetite for little-known stories, as host Jillian LP takes you inside the cases as they proceed through the court system.
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There's his collaboration with Junkie XL; there's the Inception noise, which he achieved by having brass instruments play into the body of a piano with the pedal pressed down; and he got the distinctive sound of the Sherlock Holmes soundtrack by destroying a piano.
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The Resonator enlarges the pineal gland, a real organ in the brain, making the characters able to perceive "beyond" their five senses, a feeling that quickly proves addictive to many of them ("you're acting like a junkie," one character tells another in the film).
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An LA punk junkie with a deathwish that eventually led to suicide by way of an intentional heroin overdose at the age of 22, Crash was about as violent and poetic as you can get at the same time without being a J.G. Ballard novel.
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I went on the first Dandys tour and when I got home, my girlfriend of three and a half years, she'd shot dope once with the singer of my previous band (who I was a drummer in) she shot up once, and boom: complete junkie.
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Just as the Fallen Women of Victorian novels and yellow journalism were coarse and unnatural, so, too, is the Junkie Whore — instead of being femininely altruistic, she prioritizes getting the hit she needs, spurning her role in the nuclear family and neglecting her children.
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But ask yourself: Is a jock-turned-junkie something to celebrate, or do we need to cast our teenage pettiness aside and root for the people we once envied because we understand that high school was a weird time for everyone and people change?
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The former tries to kill them and the latter tries to help them, and from that point on, the film is mostly one action scene after another, with enough constant, immediate threat to keep adrenaline-junkie Kirk keen to stay in the captain's chair.
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Even then, Walker is described as something of an "adrenaline junkie," as a friend refers to him as an adult, which led to his fascination with racing, the cause of his death in 2013, at age 40, when he was killed in a car crash.
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That said, as a beauty junkie, I'll try anything new, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't nervous to try a product that helped someone neutralize their extra-dry skin (this was before I spoke to Dr. Zeichner about hypochlorous acid's antimicrobial benefits).
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What began as a few blokes plonking around soon developed into a cadre of UK artists like Lo Fidelity Allstars, Propellerheads, Death In Vegas, Bentley Rhythm Ace, The Prodigy, and Wiseguys—as well as the Netherlands' Junkie XL and Americans like The Crystal Method.
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It is a precarious balance for the earnest Midwestern political junkie who served as a senior policy adviser to Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson — before the top American diplomat was fired via presidential Twitter post last week, three days before the talks opened here.
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Ultimately, it was the bankers, technocrats, statesmen and acolytes of the data-junkie class who were willing to believe that Elizabeth Holmes, a 19-year-old college dropout who thought a black turtleneck would make her Steve Jobs, was going to revolutionize blood-testing.
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When a controversial new law arises that requires American citizens to sign a pledge of loyalty to the president in exchange for a tax break, political junkie Chris (Barinholtz) and his wife Kai (Tiffany Haddish) refuse to take the oath, regardless of the consequences.
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"I am an information junkie," she writes, and because of this predilection, she has a hard time explaining what might be called Huntington's paradox: Before the gene for Huntington's disease was found, about three-quarters of at-risk people wanted to know their genetic status.
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We've loved you such a long time, since all the way back in the mid-28s when you dropped the unimpeachably awesome "Not if You Were the Last Junkie on Earth" (aided and abetted by its David LaChapelle-directed video, which featured dancing syringes, natch).
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If he or she were even more fucked up, more crazy, shot more drugs, robbed more liquor stores, lost more teeth—"You ain't a real junkie unless you lost at least two teeth," one old-timer told me out in California—then we feel insecure.
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But if you're not, and if you're not a news junkie, if you're someone who's just kind of living your life and catching news on the fly, there are lots of products that are designed to plug right into what your most passionate interests are.
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As the man, Jamel Dunn, appeared to struggle in the middle of the pond before going under, the teens — whom police said were all between 14 and 18 — cursed, jeered and mocked him from the shore, calling him a "junkie" and wondering if he was drunk.
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Written, directed and starring Ike Barinholtz as a liberal news junkie, and Tiffany Haddish as his wife, the film is set around a Thanksgiving gathering after the government demands, on pain of arrest, all citizens to pledge an oath of allegiance to an unnamed U.S. president.
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This is a guy who refers to sex as "a little skunky, monkey, funky, trunky, junkie" while humping the air, and can't even say the word "vagina" — it's no shock to the system to think maybe young women aren't lining up for a piece of Vic.
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Her starring role in the 22019 cult-favorite But I'm a Cheerleader launched her status as such; she sealed the deal 22010 years later when she landed in the mainstream millennial consciousness as Nicky Nichols, a swaggery, charming junkie dyke, in Orange Is the New Black.
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If you were a kid in the late '00s, or if you're a television junkie who's seen all the best and buzziest shows, then you're probably familiar with the award-winning fan favorite animated classic Avatar: The Last Airbender and its sequel series Legend of Korra.
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Married to husband Edwin Arroyave with two small children and one stepchild at home, the Bravo newbie works as a fitness accountability coach and blogger for her site LA Workout Junkie and, as evidenced in the trailer, appears to waste no time jumping into the drama.
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In any case, the hallucinatory pleasures of Bad News are understandably rarer in the third volume, Some Hope (1994), which finds the thirty-year-old Patrick Melrose — a junkie when we last saw him — clean and sober and struggling to understand his abusive father with some equanimity.
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"I would say as a NATO veteran, a NATO junkie, that the presence of a U.S. secretary of State, particularly his first opportunity to join his counterparts, at a ministerial is something that shouldn't be passed up, especially when we face so many challenges," Vershbow said.
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He's more inclined on a personal level to talk about values and feelings than policy specifics, and comes across a bit more as a soulful intellectual who happens to have stumbled into politics than as a hardcore politics and policy junkie like Warren or Pete Buttigieg.
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Still clean-shaven, he's a storied dude who isn't afraid to bounce a belligerent lady-junkie by the collar, but is most often found behind the bar pouring two-ingredient cocktails with one hand while holding his "I'd rather be drinking beer" coffee mug in the other.
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The slim book, printed on lined paper in an approximation of his handwriting, evokes the mind-breaking monotony of jail, with flashes of humor (his go-to snack is a tortilla stuffed with Doritos) and darkness (an inmate with AIDS berates him for being "a junkie").
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Daniel Murphy (Ewen Bremner), better known as Spud, is too much of a junkie to care, but Simon Williamson (Jonny Lee Miller), or Sick Boy, is at least half-bent on revenge, and the terrifying Francis Begbie (Robert Carlyle), or Franco, can think of little else.
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If that's what most of your weekends look like, you might as well make it the best experience possible by investing in a 265K TV. Every true horror junkie knows that you can't make out the dark details fully unless you're watching in 2239.993K HDR, anyway.
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By the time Goldin was thirteen, she was reading The East Village Other , listening to the Velvet Underground, and aspiring to become a junkie, a "slum goddess," a bad girl free of the limiting roles with which so many women define their social self—daughter, wife, mother.
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Here's how you transform Sherlock from a deeply flawed junkie whose selfishness drives away everyone around him into a mythical superhero whose cleverness ultimately keeps everyone by his side and in his thrall: Make sure that every action every other character takes winds up being about Sherlock himself.
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For those who don't remember, or were too scared to watch at the time, this is the Nightmare in which a group of sleep-deprived teens, including a punk-rocker ex-junkie and a role-playing nerd, fight back against Freddy, temporarily sending him back to the grave.
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The Labour leader's droopy performance during the referendum campaign, in which he backed Remain only half-heartedly, contributed to the dismal result and exposes him for the conservative he is: a left-wing Little Englander, an abrasively nostalgic memorabilia junkie, the left's answer to the Duke of Edinburgh.
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In the Finnish tradition—the original, Finns will argue—you're naked, sitting near a wood-burning stove in two-hundred-degree heat, in a structure the size of a garden shed, pouring water on hot stones for a scalding hit of löyly , sauna steam, like some heat-seeking junkie.
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So, for example, someone sees someone who's particularly disheveled, who fits the "meth head" trope, and rather than maybe having some compassion for that person and thinking, "What's going on in their life, what makes them act the way they do?" they are just imagined as a degraded junkie.
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In his first two weeks in office, President Donald Trump has governed like a cable news junkie who's surrounded himself with ideologues, issuing sometimes vague and sloppily worded executive orders, beefing with the media, and pushing forward policies that stirred up dissent and unease within the federal government.
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"Wrecked" (season 6, episode 10) The sixth season is one of Buffy's most polarizing, in large part because of the events of "Wrecked" and its partner episode, "Smashed," where Buffy and Spike finally have house-destroying sex and the "Willow is a magic junkie" storyline really kicks off.
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The Shaking of an All-American City, a Voice That Held It TogetherBy Jon Mooallem A thrill junkie who embraced every tempest of nature, John Muir was in Yosemite in 21998 when an earthquake made him feel like a sailor on the deck of a sea-tossed ship.
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The Shaking of an All-American City, a Voice That Held It TogetherBy Jon Mooallem A thrill junkie who embraced every tempest of nature, John Muir was in Yosemite in 21998 when an earthquake made him feel like a sailor on the deck of a sea-tossed ship.
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"I'm a news junkie, and it's good to supplement that with joking especially in America where everyone has to be so careful about what they say," said Steven Sutro, a 000-year-old lawyer, who attended a comedy show last summer that featured a popular Dirtbag Left podcast host.
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While the word "drug addict" triggers a vision of a media stereotype of a lonely, downtrodden junkie desperately searching city streets for a way to get high, the reality is that in 28503, people struggling with addiction could be anyone — a neighbor, co-worker, family friend, brother or sister.
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Considering the fact Cora wasn't a junkie before the 2012 holiday, but was made to seem like one in the two months following it, the most likely explanation is whoever is behind the ski mask conspiracy repeatedly shot up her arms with heroin as an explanation for the time she disappeared.
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"Every time I turn around and turn on the TV it seems like there's something else," Dictor—a self-described news junkie—says with a sigh over the phone from a tour stop where the band is promoting their first full-length album in 353 years, subtly titled Mein Trumpf.
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By the end, Sheehey is sharing that he's an approval junkie, and that he never felt truly loved by his distant father, and Hassler is explaining that his father loved him in his own way and that the only way for him to solve his "addiction" is to love himself.
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The Real Housewives of New York star, 52, steps in as guest host of real estate junkie series Open House this weekend, but before she could introduce the beautiful beach homes of other notable design folks, the countess couldn't help but share her own new place in the village of Sag Harbor.
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You know what we mean — that time of year when heavy blankets emerge from the backs of our closets, as if by magic, sundresses get stored away until spring, and, if you're a beauty junkie (guilty), your go-to BB cream is retired in lieu of formulas with a bit more coverage.
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I was looking ... I'm kind of a transit junkie, so I was noticing in the time that it was announced that the old bus depot was going to be decimated and then torn down and before ground was broken on the new Transbay Terminal, Benchmark did the series A in Uber, right?
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In order to keep him from feeling guilty (because guilt is the stony heart of nine-tenths of all clinically diagnosed cancers in America today, she said), and because she had always believed in giving bad habits a home where one could keep an eye on them, she too became a junkie. . . .
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While ensconced in a mental replica of the Clockworks Psychiatric Hospital, the institution where we first met him, he's being "treated" by one of the creature's many manifestations: David's old pal Lenny Busker (Aubrey Plaza, doing her best work in the series so far), now transformed from impetuous junkie into imperious psychiatrist.
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When aging rocker Emily Wang (Maggie Cheung) gets released from jail following the junkie death of her partner, Lee Hauser (James Johnston), she faces two worlds: one, as a singer-songwriter revered and reviled for her hard-living ways, and the other, as the single parent of an estranged, now fatherless, young son.
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For the last number of the night, the crowd boisterously joined in on a decidedly jolly and regrettably—but—absolutely to this group of people--anthemic "Too Much Junkie Business," not part of L.A.M.F. (you can find it on 1982's In Cold Blood) but one of Thunders' trademark tunes nonetheless, and therefore vital.
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Maybe the TSA will confiscate a box of chocolate and give it a name and an overly detailed backstory before telling us all about how the box of chocolate now lives on the streets as a junkie and its box of chocolate mom just weeps every night worrying about her poor box of chocolate baby.
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In 2002, everything in the Junkie XL rush-video—'90s references and '70s references and Shirley Carter choppy men's mullets and flares and matching vintage-feel tracksuits and belly jewelry and colored sunglasses and that move when you dance by splaying your hand out towards a fisheye lens—they all felt extremely, extremely cool.
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A depraved Roman emperor, a brilliantly outrageous homosexual, an eccentric junkie convict, a tortured student murderer, a pitiable sideshow freak, an astronaut who has his chest ripped open from the inside by an alien monster… Hardly everyday folk, but 40-year-old British actor John Hurt—who has portrayed them all—is no mundane talent.
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I can be a bit of an achievement junkie in the games I play — I'm the kind of person who ran through four stages of Left 4 Dead 2 using a garden gnome as an improvised weapon to get the "Guardin' Gnome" achievement, because I thought it was funny and I wanted to see if I could do it.
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It decided that piss jars and Jolly Ranchers and Marthas all had a place in this world, and set the thing to a heavy, foreboding score by Hans Zimmer and Junkie XL. If it took itself way too seriously at times, at least we could give it credit for trying to be something worth taking that seriously.
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Capacity utilization in the auto-manufacturing sector is in the low-80% range, an embedded structural problem that business leaders in the industry have been worrying about for a decade (the late Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO Sergio Marchionne made a big deal out of the issue in a widely debated 2015 presentation unsubtly titled "Confessions of a Capital Junkie").
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She published her first novel, "Gods and Goddesses," in 2003 and followed it with the best-selling "Libido Junkie: A Memoir for the Radicals" in 2005, joining a vanguard of Indonesian women whose work was called "fragrant literature," for their vivid depictions of female lust, and — almost as daring — women who were postponing marriage and seeking high-powered careers.
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The Oath tells the story of a liberal news junkie named Chris, played by and based on Barinholtz, and his wife Kai (Tiffany Haddish), whose Thanksgiving dinner spirals out of control because he can't help but bring up divisive political arguments, specifically a loyalty pledge that the Trump-esque government has required all citizens to sign.
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I don't want to call hers a definitive performance, because that would imply that her Mary is a kind of fly in amber—which is the last thing you think as you watch her jump from flirtatiousness to maternal concern, from junkie selfishness to contempt for male self-regard, from deviousness to the sting of loss.
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I am now strong enough to tackle the question of how a 29-year-old tune by the Pogues about a melancholy alcoholic and his junkie girlfriend, which has been named the most played holiday song of the 21st century in the United Kingdom, is threatening to become New York City's holiday anthem, plaguing us into the new year.
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Yeah, the series' other teenage characters still need some work — though I enjoy how season two has slightly retooled Frank Dillane's Nick so that he's less of the junkie pain in the ass he was in season one and more of the comic relief — but most of this cast is strong enough to compensate for weak material.
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