Young women are gifted in self-loathing, but we chubby ones can be self-loathing savants.
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I am deeply disappointed to find such validation of self-loathing, women-loathing bigotry within the Book Review.
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This is like people's Saturday Night self-loathing records and I got different self-loathing records like Bob Dylan's Time Out of Mind from 1997.
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Leonard Cohen is self-loathing in a "I went to college" way and I'm self-loathing in a "I skipped school and broke windows" way.
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This went on for about two decades — insanely restrictive dieting, seeing my body through a funhouse mirror, overeating, putting on weight, refusing to exercise, self-loathing, dating boys who didn't value me (since I didn't value myself), loathing the culture that encouraged my self-loathing, repeat.
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But in its self-loathing and you-loathing and semi-joking lists of what hipsters do and don't do, it remains a valuable cultural artifact of a more innocent period.
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As simple as that sounds, that can lead you to great depths and it can change your relationship to troublesome feelings like anxiety and self-loathing and loathing and rage.
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" Duke's attorney in "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
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Obama-loathing Republicans, for instance, nominated future loser Mitt Romney in 22014, and Bush-loathing Democrats opted for nonpresident John Kerry in 22020 (instead of the more inspiring but riskier Howard Dean).
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There may be an element of self-loathing there, like the self-loathing Smith attributes to Weinstein himself; the women enablers may have some unconscious need to diminish and devalue something they lack.
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Self-loathing memes may be a form of therapy Self-loathing memes may be a form of therapy The makers of memes have found new material to joke about: suicide and clinical depression.
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The only reason Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas exists?
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Another is that fear and loathing are powerful campaign tools.
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Or that it's an industry based in fear and loathing.
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Imagine the internal loathing it must take to do this.
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The smear and loathing in Las Vegas was in character.
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" The article is titled "Fear and Loathing Across Party Lines.
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"Thunderbodies" certainly had me divided — between morbid curiosity and loathing.
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Even as hope and change sputter, fear and loathing proceed.
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The era of global free loathing, the president said is over.
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Heteronormativity has beaten a little self-loathing into all of us.
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But the years of fear, self-loathing and shame that followed.
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Maybe I'm just projecting my deep-seated loathing for these icons.
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Her silence was out of fear and self-loathing, said Argento.
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Richie, Vinyl's hero, comes marinated in hard drugs and self-loathing.
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I only ate ten before the self-loathing made me stop.
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Mohammed Hanif KARACHI, Pakistan — There is dread, and fear and loathing.
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There is an English tradition of self-loathing characters in comedy.
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His name became a trigger for this self-loathing and anxiety.
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There's a game I play when I'm feeling particularly self-loathing.
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As it turns out, hitting goals doesn't magically erase self-loathing.
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It's nice to know the new kids still feel the loathing.
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Or how self-loathing might creep into a realization like that.
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Class loathing feels so good, but it is ultimately self-defeating.
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Each intense phone conversation upended years of denial and self-loathing.
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It is a story about love, not loathing; generosity, not greed.
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NEVADA: "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" by Hunter S. Thompson
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But Zuckerberg was always clear about his loathing of Holocaust denial.
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Absolutely. Addiction, depression, physical pain, boredom, self-loathing, anger, sadness, numbness, etc.
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For whatever reason, this green, cruciferous vegetable seems to inspire outsize loathing.
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Duterte has taken to trumpeting his loathing for drug users and dealers.
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Right away I got a vibe, like a Fear and Loathing thing.
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It also seems that your music contains a lot of self-loathing.
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Fear and loathing are reflexive responses to the internet among newspaper operators.
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Make no mistake, this came from a place of loathing and anger.
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In a craven display of self-loathing, Ben Carson became Trump's champion.
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The answer, in short, is fear and loathing of the other party.
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In the London of Cool Britannia's tastemakers, loathing for her remains hot.
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"It took years for this internalized self-loathing to fade," she writes.
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As a result, they're forced to endure the sear of self-loathing.
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But they don't give up on me, despite my powerful self-loathing.
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And I'm admitting it now: My self-loathing has reached ridiculous levels.
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I just wanted the pain, the self-loathing, the suffocation to end.
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Murphy's self-confidence helped Brown fight his own self-loathing, Brown said.
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Loathing, because Mr. McConnell is a longtime enemy of campaign finance reform.
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Is Imran deeply self-loathing or a shrewd judge of what sells?
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My loathing of guns had collided with my determination to master them.
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She said she felt "soreness, self-loathing and humiliation" after the abuse.
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The nation is infused with a loathing of debt reaching religious proportions.
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"Class" is a manifesto of contempt and its deformed twin, self-loathing.
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Not self-loathing, but I'm a huge believer in low self-esteem.
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In the end, a conference like RSA isn't necessarily about fear and loathing.
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Anxiety and self-loathing caused him to "self-medicate" with alcohol, he says.
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Kink is absolutely not a free pass to act out loathing or misogyny.
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As I grew and transformed physically, I could never rest without loathing something.
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For others, tripping experiences have been less quaint and more Fear and Loathing.
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Some people simply have a genetic predisposition for liking or loathing cilantro's flavor.
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The more likely root of this self-loathing is Russia's bruised national ego.
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So, there is no fear and loathing with respect to all of that.
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Mr de Mistura admits that the participants are united only by mutual loathing.
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Fuck it, I'm in the mood for self-loathing… Diplo looks dashing here.
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Other than spur Yemeni loathing for Saudi Arabia, the war has achieved little.
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In Mexico, Trump's insults and threats have made him a figure of loathing.
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The Fearless Iranians answered that fear and loathing with blistering thrash-hardcore albums.
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"Self-loathing," Dr. Gudzune said, "can be a prominent feature" of being obese.
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Storr confesses that he, too, is dogged by self-loathing and suicidal thoughts.
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They're men of integrity, driven by some mixture of OCD and self-loathing.
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As I spoke, I became filled with both self-loathing and self-praise.
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Warren's plans underscore her longstanding loathing of what American capitalism has curdled into.
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WOOLFE I think Matthew's right in saying the play revels in self-loathing.
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It also rewards various levels of engagement: uncritical hope, nuanced skepticism, outright loathing.
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My self-pitying turned to self-loathing, and then a dull, exhausted quiet.
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Is self-loathing the result of social rejection, or the cause of it?
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Or times where the smallest mistake could send me spiraling into self-loathing.
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Tech start-ups have long gone through different cycles of fear and loathing.
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And it's Frank's joyous loathing of Lucy that reins in Kirsten's own antipathy.
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Both instilled great fear and loathing among the base of their political opposition.
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The mother-daughter loathing, a long-held secret, came out in the open.
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Often, Mr. Trump instills fear and loathing in the objects of his tweets.
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Instead, we talk about it with everyone else, until it festers into loathing.
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The full-throated loathing of Washington echoes from all crannies of the country.
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The novel is a manifesto of contempt and its deformed twin, self-loathing.
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"I see all these progressives filled with this hatred and loathing of Trump voters, but we never see King talk in hateful or loathing terms about Bull Connor or Jim Clark," Garrow says, referring to two notoriously racist Southern white sheriffs.
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But the intensity of loathing among the rest of the population is very strong.
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My Patriot-loathing son, sitting atop a pile of pillows, is in near tears.
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But keep your chin up, and save the deep self-loathing for something else.
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I was filled with self-loathing for taking the job of chief infotainment officer.
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Few things are more isolating than experiencing feelings of self-destruction and self-loathing.
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Have you read Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas cover-to-cover 47 times?
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Because of insecurity, because of self-loathing, which I've had like throughout the years.
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Maybe Wes wandered into a pit of self-loathing and that's where he died.
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Through gritted teeth and loads of self-loathing, I admit that it's a bop.
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It's about stoking fear and loathing to pull more angry people into your fold.
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With that, they walk out, leaving Offred to bask in her own self-loathing.
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"Make no mistake, this came from a place of loathing and anger," MacFarlane wrote.
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"An overwhelming sense of loathing washed over me like an awesome wave," he wrote.
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He's rooting for economic collapse, fresh terror attacks, anything to stoke fear and loathing.
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The 2016 election may be decided by loathing rather than affection for the victor.
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A general election campaign against Mr. Trump would be filled with fear and loathing.
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There is another path, one that doesn't leave you self-loathing in the morning.
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In them, stripes often allude to torn flags and the artist's loathing of nationalism.
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There's a lot of self-loathing in Kate in having to connect with people.
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There's some kind of self-loathing in the two of them, and it's dangerous.
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She had long been a critic of Islam and the attacks reignited her loathing.
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The current reporting model feeds the nation's frustration about and loathing of Mr. Trump.
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Beyond disbelief and dread, however, I also felt a familiar swell of self-loathing.
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So despite their loathing of the process, they're going to vote for it anyway.
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He says, "Brackets, laughs bitterly" to convey some degree of irony or self-loathing.
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This is not an argument for self-loathing; it's an argument for self-awareness.
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Self-loathing and shame consumed her and she used heroin to escape those feelings.
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And "You Stupid Bitch" shows us her desire to wallow in congratulatory self-loathing.
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These kinds of self-loathing memes have skyrocketed in popularity in the last year.
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Mired in self-loathing, she did not tell her parents — or anyone else — what happened.
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But underneath that calm, impassive veneer lies a well of self-loathing, doubt and resentment.
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I was full of fear and self-doubt and self-loathing and self-everything-shit.
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But congressional Democrats have no such room; the Trump-loathing of their base constrains them.
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Clinton simply did not engender the same loathing within her party as Mr. Trump does.
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You don't even need to hear the dialogue to understand when admiration sours into loathing.
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Someone killing people who's crying and self-loathing and doesn't think he deserves to live.
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First, you scour through online reviews, scrolling from words of admiration to sentences of loathing.
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These people are up to their neck in the mire of self-loathing and guilt.
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" Former Ted Cruz staffer Amanda Carpenter called Haley's speech an example of "GOP self-loathing.
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It's worth noting that her verbal abuse toward you is almost certainly displaced self-loathing.
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Amid the bright animation of his social life, he wrestles with loneliness and self-loathing.
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His true self-periodically shows through, with flashes of sadness, confusion, and murderous self-loathing.
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It's just stewing in a toxic, hideous feeling of low self-worth and self-loathing.
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Or are you gonna just have a life of emptiness, self-hatred and self-loathing?
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It was a startling epiphany and the prelude to a period of profound self-loathing.
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His depression and self-loathing radiates off him — he's like Eeyore in an Italian suit.
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Colonized self-loathing seems to be a national trait we will never fully shake off.
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"We are not all self-loathing, secretive, unprotected-sex-having, disease-ridden liars," Malebranche wrote.
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While Democratic disapproval of Trump is hardly new, the depth of their loathing is remarkable.
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With a visible shiver of fear and loathing, he smacked the rat off his shoulder.
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Arabs, whatever millennial loathing they harbor for Iran, have not suddenly swooned into Israel's arms.
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"Save Myself," a bonus track, is a dark catalog of self-medication and self-loathing.
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The perfect fit between Mr. Fagen's sidelong hipster sneer and his self-loathing dirtbag narrative.
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You think if only Tchaikovsky had lived today, he wouldn't have needed that self-loathing.
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It has made me gain five pounds ... I have experienced an unhealthy level of self-loathing.
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Dalloway, Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and Chris Kraus's I Love Dick.
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As it did with email, though, our love of group chat will eventually morph into loathing.
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That was the only way I could keep going despite my self-loathing — that external recognition.
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Other millennials, however, possess a fear and loathing of the stock market and all things finance.
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But I do know that self-loathing can feel like a massive creature blocking my path.
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And yet, I am often bogged down by self-loathing when it comes to my appearance.
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It was perhaps inevitable, given his loathing of the left, that he should try politics eventually.
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Of course, it has nothing to do with their size; it's an act of self-loathing.
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His loathing started in the 1980s while living in Tokyo, where he owned an American computer.
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I was prone to fits of terror that led to rage that led to self-loathing.
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Eurich suggests approaching these aspirations without sadness or self-loathing, and instead focusing solely on improvement.
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The comedy didn't just come from the song's initial self-loathing; it ended with birds chirping.
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"She looked at me with such loathing—such pride and resentment and hatred," Cerreti has said.
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As previously stated, Artist and Empire contains something for everyone, ranging from fierce pride to loathing.
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Because, for years, many Republican strategists fed their base a daily diet of fear and loathing.
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In seclusion, self-loathing can be alchemized into healing — or at least a way of coping.
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What if they're tricking people into self loathing and in a way making them more inclusive?
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Thoroughly embalmed with self-loathing, I had to get the fuck out of there, lickety split.
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But because of my crippling self-loathing, I just keep taking more of everything for myself.
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Of an $18.5 million production budget, "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" grossed only $10.6 million.
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We've imagined that beneath our mutual partisan loathing lies some remaining shared commitment to liberal democracy.
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It sounds unusually healthy, because it's usually fear and loathing that spurs a lot of companies.
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They lead full, vibrant lives that are not constricted or defined by fear or self-loathing.
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" Self-Loathing (via Fellow Women): "If you can't stand the culture, get out of the yogurt!
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The horrors of authorship — missed deadlines, self-loathing, isolation — provide especially good material for psychological thrillers.
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It was this cruel expectation of myself that filled my 20s and 30s with self-loathing.
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For many Democratic leaders, the hope for party unity rests on shared loathing of Mr. Trump.
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We are among the last societies in the West not totally consumed by loathing of others.
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Because of that self-loathing, things that are campy are arch and ironic about their campiness.
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And then, with a sickly little clunk of self-loathing, you hit that like button, don't you.
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In today's climate of mutual fear and loathing, no new event or report is ever actually new.
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A round of applause for Bryan, who appears to have turned self-loathing into an argument strategy.
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That could lead to self-loathing if they weren't diligent in managing their disease to avoid amputation.
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Dictators, strongmen and autocrats have practiced the art of drumming up loathing toward others to great effect.
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It is that rare book on addiction: neither preaching nor self-loathing, lapsing only occasionally into romanticism.
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This event cuts right through all the doubts and leadership loathing that has afflicted our country recently.
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The body is such a point of contention and stress and anxiety and loathing for almost everybody.
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I have gladly paid a price for speaking my truth in the face of loathing and idiocy.
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" Too scared to tell her parents or the authorities, Roper instead became "depressed, anxious, and self loathing.
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With a taste for provocation and loathing of political correctness, he once called Islam "the stupidest religion".
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Then, in spite of their mutual loathing, Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy develop passionate feelings for each other.
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He is full of shame, indignation, and self-loathing—all the cold comfort of the recently rejected.
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Being occupied with self-loathing left little room to be grateful for what my body could do.
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Over time, I came to understand this loathing as a thread running through seemingly disparate adult conversations.
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I am glad, and in my less self-loathing moments, even proud, to have written a book.
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Many gay men of his era have awful coming-out stories, involving years of closeted self-loathing.
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Typically, they're heavy on the fear and loathing parts of getting high, rather than the fun parts.
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Of course there's a huge amount of electricity, but there's also a huge amount of complicated loathing.
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The cliché of the homicidal (usually closeted) homosexual — driven to kill by envy, lust, self-loathing, etc.
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The process has been repeated many times over the years with various degrees of loathing and accomplishment.
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To allow the self-scrutiny required in this act to turn to self-loathing would be debilitating.
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Still seething with loathing and regret in his hospital room, he recalls My Lai, edging toward delirium.
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I screeched like a woman smothering all of her former selves under an avalanche of self-loathing.
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Which is to say, we're all eating, playing video games, and watching Seinfeld until self-loathing dawns.
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Most of the mockery dished out in this world arises from a bottomless pit of self-loathing.
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Ironically, the book is all about how to learn to work through self-loathing and like yourself.
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It helped us see through writers and directors who wrapped their misogyny in irony or self-loathing.
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The bulk of the film consists of a flashback that traces the roots of Christina's self-loathing.
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For three months, I followed a blue menu and made collages about body image and self-loathing.
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You don't experience a Larry Sanders-like feeling of self-loathing when you watch other people's shows?
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"The Resistance" — all markers of the same culture of self-righteous loathing that supposedly incubates political violence.
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Mrs Warren has since focused heavily on her loathing for sleaze and kleptocracy on the campaign trail.
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Racism and self-loathing aside, ethics are the stuff of the comfortable: Down here, work is work.
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It has its own distinctive, salty vibe, driven by McEnany's simultaneously self-loathing and self-aggrandizing swagger.
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Ronnie is an incredibly self-loathing character who suffers from a great deal of low self-esteem.
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"We're still stunned that so many years later there's still this hatred, this loathing," Mr. Maimone said.
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Eventually John loses patience, lashing out at her, and she crumples into a whimpering heap of self-loathing.
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Brooks's loathing of Ted Cruz is intense and longstanding, but even considering that, this is a harsh burn.
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They don't want their home exploited for some random Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas type weekend…Exactly!
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He went into treatment for his alcoholism; he is no longer as self-loathing as he was before.
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He has just the right look for a creature who's the object of both loathing and secret desire.
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Nagle approaches the alt-right as a tangle of wayward factions, united in their loathing of the left.
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Your favorite self-loathing and super-strong P.I. is back and once again battling demons from her past.
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Stories about fatness have (almost) only been about sadness and self-loathing, but they don't have to be.
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That she was in for another pounding this time was predictable—yet the pitch of loathing is unprecedented.
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But here's the thing: Four years of active self-acceptance does not erase a lifetime of self-loathing.
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And yet, like Melanie, he's surrounded by adults who largely treat him with contempt, caution, or outright loathing.
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Being at the mercy of someone else's self-loathing is an experienced that has permanently marked Williams's life.
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Democrats are so united in their loathing of the president that they can afford some divisions over policy.
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When self doubt and self loathing creep into my soul he is my champion, my number one fan.
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I no longer had to be self-loathing about my body, ashamed of desire, and contemptuous of vulnerability.
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I fell into a bout of self-loathing when I found the answer, which was far too obvious.
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Maybe even — gulp — the self-loathing that comes with wondering if you even deserve your blessings at all.
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Trump like Nixon seems beset by paranoia, loathing and contempt for the press and even loyal political opposition.
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When you are involved in efforts to solve problems, it immunizes you against the internal fear and loathing.
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The loathing of most Democrats and Republicans for each other's candidates is another factor working against Mr Johnson.
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It's the stew of grievances, half truths and lies, all of it stirred by love, loathing and jealousy.
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Requesting a selfie from a woman is often asking that she stew in self-loathing for thirty minutes.
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Taylor reunited with a group of classmates from high school who were sexually unconventional, poor, and self-loathing.
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The three are simpatico on world view and share a loathing for Donald Trump and his deplorable followers.
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Deceit morphs into self-loathing, and you start to hate yourself, and that's not good for any relationship.
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You can't avoid breaking your heart over Rimmer's self-loathing and resentment, the engine behind all his unpleasantness.
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Gay examines wells of trauma and horror, not sparing her own self-loathing from her forthright analytic eye.
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As much as he supports the Republican ticket, Mr. Sabin is equally motivated by his loathing for Mrs.
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Not until I moved to London last fall did I understand how much residual loathing exists for her.
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Conservatism is no longer a political ideology in the recognized sense, but a repository of loathing and despair.
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But Brooks's columns help show how much that loathing is about Ted Cruz the man rather than Cruzism.
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Today's false feud between globalization and nationalism is undermining the future of humanity, and spreading dread and loathing.
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An admiring documentary takes a look at the celebrated Texas journalist who vanquished foes with wit and loathing.
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"Every black woman that I've spoken to has gone through that severe journey of self-loathing," she said.
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QUEER AND LOATHING (1994)Rants and Raves of a Raging AIDS Clone By David B. Feinberg 275 pp.
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The loathing, which was never private, continued this week as Sessions sought to defend himself against Trump's insults.
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When fear and loathing is at its greatest, then it's time to buy, or so the theory goes.
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People hear it, and it fills them with loathing: 'What kind of [chump] calls himself Father John Misty?
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Although he appears fearless onstage, he said, he is bedeviled by doubt and insecurity and some self-loathing.
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I remember wanting video evidence that I was a worthless mess, and I wallowed in the self-loathing.
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This is a large part of the comic Self-Loathing Comics #1: A Day in the Life (1994).
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The city's refusal to contract in fear and loathing enabled it to welcome some 65,000 refugees in 2015.
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Trump reciprocated the loathing, even revealing Graham's personal cellphone number at a rally as a kind of revenge.
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It reflects a widespread loathing of the Ninth Circuit, specifically, that has grown in conservative circles for years.
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I walked around with it, a self-loathing so intense I felt like I was rotting from the inside.
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Many critics and early viewers have responded to Joker with loathing, because that fantasy is so selfish and solipsistic.
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This is why somebody feels inadequate or self-loathing or self-aggrandizing; this is what makes someone like this.
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Part of it is the generic loathing of inauthenticity that bedevils many leaders — like Hillary Clinton or Jeb Bush.
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Although this young woman fills me with self-loathing, I find I'm glad she feels free to insult me.
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Freedom from all the self doubt, insecurities, self loathing, uncertainties and anxieties of my 20's and 203's.
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The truth is, getting married can turn even the most self-confident lady into a shivering, self-loathing mess.
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There's a masochism to that idea, something that even a self-loathing, weather-hardened Old Worlder might find strange.
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Mama identified with both main characters — a great, promising young talent brought blow by addiction, self-loathing and destruction.
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It's because of societal loathing and the ways in which people talk about our bodies and frame our bodies.
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There are few qualities in others that we cannot transform into a form of fear and loathing in ourselves.
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The narrative structure paints this not as unreasonable self-loathing, but as loosely equivalent to Ollie and Arthur's decisions.
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" The SLA's Mizmoon Soltysik and DeFreeze "shared something more than their radical politics—a deep loathing for their fathers.
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If you forget about context, it's quite sex-positive until the fourth line, when self-loathing kicks back in.
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In keeping with the bipartisan spirit of everyone loathing robocalls, the bill passed today with a 97-1 vote.
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"As you get older, with each binge, the fatigue and the hostility and self-loathing lasts longer," she says.
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"I do not think Franken is unique in his loathing of Cruz," said one former senior Democratic Senate staffer.
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Whatever the reason, Obama makes clear her genuine, heartfelt loathing of the man whose name she dare not speak.
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In suburbs like Chesterfield County, not a few Trump-loathing women share homes with men who like the tycoon.
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The targets of such loathing include Rukkaiya, 13, whose round belly bulged through her dress in a camp here.
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The mismatched detectives in his new film, "The Nice Guys", have two attributes in common, incompetence and self-loathing.
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The two share an impatient disdain for business as usual in Washington and a particular loathing for the media.
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But the fear and loathing that he has tapped into, that so easily won him the nomination, are real.
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This week, it seems House Tyrell and maybe even the Dorne gals came aboard, unified in their Lannister loathing.
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Was he a self-loathing closeted man somewhere on the queer spectrum who targeted people who personified his conflict?
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Around, who has been trying to find his way through a muddle of self-loathing, whisky and failed relationships.
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It's the people who commit these crimes have access to guns, and they tend to be really self-loathing.
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But the words ... the grammar was bad, the messages completely contradictory, condescending or self-loathing, the writing mostly mediocre.
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Partly these measures are symbolic, a sop to the deep Republican loathing of liberal environmentalism in America's culture wars.
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"The defendant is self-loathing; he wants no one to know or to see who he is," she said.
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It's better to accept that and make yourself some tea than to sit in a pit of self-loathing.
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Spiraling into self-loathing, I'd try to talk myself out of it, thinking: At least the cookies were Paleo.
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I suddenly understood this man, born to criminal parents in a prison and filled with loathing for that world.
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I said it again, looking for a flash of anger in his eyes—anything to confirm my self-loathing.
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Unfortunately for many Americans, Thanksgiving has become a time for overeating, followed by weight gain and inevitable self-loathing.
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They take mainstream loathing as a badge of honor and wind up taking pleasure in their most unattractive instincts.
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The voices of fear and self-loathing were silenced by the screech of the subway and roar of traffic.
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That is "D-e-s-p-i-s-e," in case I haven't spelled out my loathing clearly enough.
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Indeed, Mr. Trump and President Barack Obama have inspired bouts of loathing so intense they scorch our political landscape.
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As someone who grew up loathing the hordes who moved north to my native Pacific Northwest, I get it.
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Nor do I think drugs are a short-term solution that necessarily leads to acting-out and self-loathing.
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Gail: There have been times when we've found it hard to have a disagreement, given our mutual Trump-loathing.
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Modern Love A young woman struggling with an eating disorder tries to shift from self-loathing to self-loving.
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Then the creeping insecurity and self-loathing came rushing back, threatening to overwhelm the comfort of this new relationship.
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If we got to know him better, it seems to me there's probably some deep self-loathing in there.
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Think "My So-Called Life," but with more trauma — balanced with humor, fear not — self-loathing and sex talk.
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Think "My So-Called Life," but with more trauma — balanced with humor, fear not — self-loathing and sex talk.
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Loathing the thought of a man drinking alone, I usually felt the least I could do was join him.
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Unlike Trump, who engenders loathing among Democrats and love from his base, incumbent Republicans evoke disdain from all comers.
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My loathing of surprise fees is only equaled by my hatred for lugging a carry-on through the airport.
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If we got to know him better, it seems to me there's probably some deep self-loathing in there.
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Scrolling through Instagram can often feel like an endless, self-loathing journey that heightens any tiny feeling of inadequacy.
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But the truth was that all I really had to offer them was food addiction and deep-rooted self-loathing.
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Whenever I google something and I see Pinterest in the search results that wave of dull loathing washes over me.
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I wonder what she might be like today if all the forces in the world hadn't taught her self-loathing.
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I was a champion online but in reality I had stopped showering, eating right, and was consumed by self-loathing.
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I still deal with those intense feelings of shame, guilt and self loathing that have been programmed into my brain.
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All we'll know about the orchestrators of Gilead is that they drank the same cocktail of fear, loathing, and conservatism.
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As I shuffled through them, the image of my semi-naked self immediately set off a spiral of self-loathing.
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From the bottom of my heart, to the very top, it is full of loathing for you, and you alone.
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I think it's that beautiful mixture of self-loathing, intelligence, and complete lack of censorship that does it for me.
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But when it comes to the game of inciting satirical self-loathing, Black Mirror is better than just about anything.
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Yet they are also objects of dread and loathing for just about anyone who has spent time passing through them.
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However, my adult experiences don't begin to compare to what it was like being a chocolate-loathing child on Halloween.
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Knife-edge abs, golden complexion, pursed lips, tiny physiques; I dig deeper into the pit of misery and self-loathing.
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My self-hate and loathing kept me from taking photos of my babies and photos with the man I loved.
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How could I afford to treat it with loathing, when he needed its goodness, its heft, its power so much?
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The intensity of Palestinian rage exposed a loathing by Palestinians that was utterly incompatible with a future of peaceful coexistence.
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But here, I confess, I am not sure who is playing what role, or where loathing ends and obsession begins.
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The stock explanation that most Republicans give for their loathing of Cruz is simple; they just don't like the guy.
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Expecting to make the switch from self-loathing to total, unadulterated self-love was unreasonable — perfectionism in a different form.
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"Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream" by Hunter S. Thompson
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All of the dread and loathing I'd always felt about the limiting script of traditional masculine norms came flooding back.
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In a running subplot, Zach Woods and Sarah Baker play married professionals who are unable to disguise their mutual loathing.
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Froch is a spiky character himself with plenty of the UK boxing fanbase loving and loathing him in equal measure.
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But JoJo falls for the poor sap after he confides in her about his deep-rooted insecurity and self-loathing.
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And I go through these different moods of self-loathing and egotism, but having friends and family help ground you.
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Still, Derek felt "self-loathing" and "sadness," and believed there was no one else for him in Mexico besides Tayshia.
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The negative passions — grief, self-loathing, shame, regret — are as much a human right as universal health care, or food.
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Bernstein uses the framework of poetry to deliver loathing, an ugliness of art that demonstrates Bieber's failure to reach sublimity.
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The neoconservatives loathing of Trump is fundamentally about Trump's character: his vulgar authoritarianism and blustery disregard for basic democratic norms.
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A fruitless day trying on clothes that didn't fit my body would send me into a spiral of self-loathing.
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Republicans and Democrats view the other side with a degree of skepticism, even loathing, that is unprecedented in modern politics.
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It makes some people with addiction too nervous to admit to their illness, and it might even cause self-loathing.
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Depp, who played Thompson in the 1998 film "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," also said that reported figure is low.
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Gilliam first announced the project way back in 1998, at the premiere of his film Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
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Having goals gives you something to aim for, stops you being a sponge, and hopefully staves off all that self-loathing.
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Indeed, all these fundamental feelings of self-loathing I'd been struggling with for as long as I could remember have disappeared.
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Like that trauma and oppression play a part in creating distressing mental and emotional states — like incapacitating sadness or self-loathing.
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Their increasingly complicated dynamic — which veers between loathing and friendship, abuse and kindness — has provided the show's narrative tension this season.
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I'm struck with the blow of self-loathing when I realize it's been weeks since I last talked to my friends.
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His character, a self-loathing "heterosexual cisgender man", declines their offer to say grace in favour of a "First-People's chant".
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The problem is now that we&aposre even at a loathing stage of the media like we&aposve never seen before.
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That's why fear and loathing are sweeping the yoga studios of Oahu, and why death threats are being reported to police.
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And much of the partisanship is negative partisanship, meaning that party identification is driven mostly by loathing for the other side.
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" Even the press release that accompanies the track opens by mentioning "self-loathing, self-destruction, and a general disdain for humanity.
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In a darker vein, Hunter Thompson turned a mescaline trip into the lunatic climax of "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas".
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As Kym, Hathaway is brash, needy, and self-loathing, giving her natural theater-kid thirst for attention a decidedly dark spin.
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These additions were definitely an improvement on the original, but it didn't quite trigger the self-loathing I was looking for.
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Why should we put up with the oppression of Fantasy Football, when it brings us only misery, self-loathing and shame?
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The intense mutual loathing on display this election becomes crystal clear when examining voters' assertions on the character of the candidates.
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Even in our most self-loathing moments we don't want to put that stuff into our bodies—it's 2017 for chrissake.
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One driver, though, has taken his loathing for Uber to the next level, and changed his number plate to H8 UBR.
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For whatever reason, a tinge of sourness—or self-loathing, or at least self-consciousness—had harshed the show's trademark mellow.
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Rees, who is forty, booted up West of Loathing, a black-and-white stick-figure game set in the Old West.
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They are my miracles, which I almost didn't allow to happen because of heartbreak, self-doubt and maybe even self-loathing.
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Broken and riddled with self-loathing, her father cannot bring himself to scatter her ashes in Mexico, the country she loved.
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My editor friend confessed that he could charge only $400 to his corporate card, and I felt sick with self-loathing.
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Graham, who has colorfully described his loathing of Trump, told reporters a "mutual friend" arranged the call, which took place Wednesday.
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Mr. Kinnaman blends menace with glints of sympathetic self-loathing, but his character proves too underdrawn, starved for a back story.
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The emerging picture is that Mateen might have turned to ISIS-inspired ideological violence out of homophobia rooted in self-loathing.
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I spent many years drunk, seesawing between the incredible self-loathing and glimmers of elation that come along with being intoxicated.
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Kate is what happens when you're not able to be yourself—her own bullying and self-loathing are healed through Maddie.
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When you purge, you're expelling all the nastiness — the stress, the anxieties, the fears, the regrets, the hatred, the self-loathing.
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A blend of adoration, self-loathing, and neurosis, the millennial princess complex plays out in fanfic, cosplay, and endless Tumblr GIFs.
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And whether you grew up loving or loathing the Disney Princesses, there's no denying that they're a fixture of our culture.
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Her robust capacity for denial — and her bracing streak of self-loathing — seem to be the truest aspects of her personality.
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Storr confesses to spending much of his time in a state of self-loathing and he would like to know why.
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The sell-off on Monday was driven by "fear and loathing", said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut.
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These "thoughts," as they're called in the playbill's cast breakdown, are pestering manifestations of self-doubt, self-loathing, and sexual ambivalence.
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Richard Branson, the Virgin Group Founder and self-described tie-loathing billionaire, still finds time in his busy schedule to read.
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Mr. Moore tried one approach Monday afternoon: trying to tap into the grass-roots loathing on the right toward Mr. McConnell.
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So was her coach, Darren Cahill, who resigned the position for a spell, exasperated by Halep's futile bouts with self-loathing.
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" (plus glossary), Hunter S. Thompson's "Fear and Loathing: On the Campaign Trail '72" and Timothy Crouse's "The Boys on the Bus.
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" ("BoJack Horseman" is a wry adult cartoon about a self-loathing humanoid horse.) "I've asked her, 'Do I look nice today?
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That's the thing about class loathing: It feels good, a moral high with its own endorphins, but is ultimately self-defeating.
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Gay lives have changed, and plays depicting them have moved beyond coming-out stories and tragedies of loathing, self- and otherwise.
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A new study found positive results in helping people grapple with their internalized self-loathing, along with traditional weight loss methods.
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A lot of people are probably going to go for A, given the Trump administration's genius for generating fear and loathing.
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And he's so riddled with self-loathing that he can't even stand to look at Baz, which only makes things worse.
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The damage you can do to yourself, through self-rejection and self-loathing, it's almost worse than what other people do.
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Rockford Ravn has explored the intersection of tech and consciousness before, like in his Fear and Loathing in GTA V project.
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We're inclined to agree that beets are a divisive food — many fall down on similar lines of loving or loathing the vegetable.
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And the loathing goes beyond just opinions: When she voted for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday, her Republican colleagues booed her.
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Thus at the moment when we might be most ethical, we abandon principle to wallow in fear and loathing of the other.
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The TTP, LeJ and IS are united in their pathological loathing of Shias, who make up an estimated 20% of Pakistan's population.
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It is difficult to imagine Netflix's "BoJack Horseman", an animation about a self-loathing humanoid horse, finding a prime time slot anywhere.
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The Chainsmokers' inexplicable success is matched by the public's unfiltered loathing towards the electronic duo because, well, they seem like huge jerks.
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If I'm feeling guilt and self loathing, more likely than not, there is a legion of other women having a similar experience.
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"I found myself faced with so much self-loathing and worked my way through that and realized I had worth," she says.
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An "insubstantial man", as he himself admits, he is diffident, filled with self-loathing, incapable of standing up to his bullying father.
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I'm repulsed by my own actions, and the self-loathing I'm going through right now is justified by the hurt I've caused.
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We had long, deep dysfunctional patterns: guilt trips, self-medicating, self-loathing, and retreating into work to distance ourselves from the problems.
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Observing a person obliterate themselves with booze and drugs in a futile attempt to shake self-doubt and loathing is never fun.
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The legitimately shocking twist comes after Sam inadvertently tries to hook up with his own daughter in a fit of self-loathing.
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From unbridled enjoyment to pure loathing, reviewers have a lot of responses to this movie, and they are all over the map.
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But I find if I start in on the self-loathing, calling myself inflexible or boring or no fun, it's counter-productive.
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Watch as Simone asks her teenage self to give up on the self-loathing and allow personal love to grow with time.
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You're the first to like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's every tweet, and you're ready to take on the midterms with Trump-loathing zeal!
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Clinton wins, get ready for at least four years, maybe eight, of the catcalls and loathing that plagued President Obama's two terms.
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"BoJack Horseman," Friday, Netflix Watch if you like dark comedies, Hollywood-set stories, and a piercing look at depression and self-loathing.
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Once I found a stack of Hustler magazines in the woods and devoured them with a fire of lust and self-loathing.
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Her loathing probably increased a thousand-fold once she found out everything Cersei's done to Sansa in the years after Season 1.
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It's just not self-loathing enough to be a true jerk-centered comedy, and we have an awful lot of those, anyway.
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These feelings of self-loathing have not only affected my ability to develop intimate relationships with other Black men, but also friendships.
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Smarming if she liked it, prompting her thanks when she's not grateful enough; he's less a person than a pillar of loathing.
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He could divert opposition defenders, leaving his teammates with room to score, through what felt like a magnetic field of genuine loathing.
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He sheds the dark horse self-loathing worn as proud armor on albums past, along with the ill-fitting skin of celebrity.
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Javan says he made the video with the intention of capturing a psychedelic ambience a la Fear & Loathing with traces of spirituality.
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They include a naysayer called Your Daily Self Loathing; his agent, Fairweather; and a spectrum of potential, derisive dates on hookup apps.
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When I asked Kingdom of Loathing designer Zack Johnson about the symbols earlier this year, he provided the smallest of bread crumbs.
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As long as that is the objective, it's rooted really in self-loathing, in denial of the fact that we are aging.
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That prospect has alarmed Mr. Netanyahu, whose relationship with Mr. Rivlin, a Likud veteran, has long been one of deep, mutual loathing.
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Self-loathing abounds, as "Assassination" repeatedly depicts the psychological effects of internalized homophobia and the miserable spiritual contortions required to stay closeted.
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But if there's one subject that unites the country, it is a loathing of what the airlines euphemistically call the boarding process.
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Fear and loathing in Las Vegas and beyond Still, establishment Democrats are focused on all the reasons Sanders can't or shouldn't win.
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Again, I don't think it would be a better world if Corbyn were being met with Le Pen-level fear and loathing.
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But it's appropriate to feel special loathing for executives at pharma companies whose corporate strategy was to profit by getting people hooked.
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Many Israelis never overcame their suspicion of him after that, and his relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu deteriorated into mutual loathing.
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Decades after Davis pulled on a doll's dress, grotesquerie has been key to modern female comedy, as self-assertion, not self-loathing.
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Still, Izzy's despair and self-loathing force Astor to confront his own, redeeming an often insufferable protagonist and ultimately salvaging the film.
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Holistic psychiatrist Kelly Brogan is pretty direct about her loathing of the pharmaceutical industry when it comes to treating mental health issues.
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It's the GOP's loathing of Obamacare that has forced them to at least try to come up with something they like better.
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Someone who has the same interests and same smarts but with maybe just a little less self-loathing and cynicism in their heart?
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But right now, Virtually Dating sends me into a spiral of self-loathing at the prospect of participating in heterosexual dating ever again.
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Now George H.W. Bush, hated by Democrats with at least the required partisan loathing during his term in office, is their favorite Republican.
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Troy Little, who captured Hunter S. Thompson's gonzo spirit in the Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas comic adaptation, is tackling the art.
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What is to blame for the Preaker women's cycle of cold, self-loathing, and controlling behaviors, which alternate in erratic and unpredictable waves?
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"We have these self-loathing narratives on autoplay, and we constantly beat ourselves up with them, but they are not true," she says.
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"I find it fascinating to discover the cycle of desire and loathing New Yorkers past and present have towards the waterfront," Albert said.
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But it's rare that I find something that is such a bifurcated experience, where my feelings only switch between appreciation and outright loathing.
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It's not quite as terrifying as what Deep Dream once did to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas... more like beautiful and foreboding.
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Ms Clarkson makes an equally compelling Adora, fluttering spitefully around her daughter like a malevolent moth, a study of long-suppressed female loathing.
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So if you guys don't know this, TMZ is a guilty pleasure blog, run by a self-loathing gay man named Harvey Levin.
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They send the problematic message that bigotry is simply the result of self-loathing, and that LGBTQ+ people project their insecurities onto others.
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I have been fortunate to have some pretty lucky experiences, but I have heard and can sympathize with people absolutely loathing the holiday.
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" Days N' Daze require peace of mind almost as much as they require closure, judging by Crustfall tracks "Self Loathing" and "Note Idol.
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It's not just that hope and change have given way to fear and loathing—it's that so few of us saw it coming.
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Some probate judges in Alabama are seeing right through Judge Moore's disingenuous attempt to mask his loathing for gay rights in judicial procedure.
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Klein's self-loathing manifests in a quest to find out something, anything, about this woman that would help her feel better about herself.
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And beyond the toil of navigating the middle ground between self-acceptance and self-loathing, MacDonald has a thing for making people laugh.
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Stripped of her ability to read, write, or lead, she's become a cloud of loathing, letting her disappointment mist all over the house.
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The first is the echo chamber of loathing toward President Trump, which affects perceptions regardless of what the tax reform bill actually does.
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And then there was the calabash that Nicodème used for his goats' milk: it became, for everyone, an object of loathing and disgust.
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Trainspotting or Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, for example, show booze and drugs as interesting and cool (Leaving Las Vegas, less so).
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Teenagers with beautiful smiles and perfectly healthy bodies focus on the number on the scale and fall into the trap of self-loathing.
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I remember when I was first getting sober, part of the mind-set of an addict is that there's shame and self-loathing.
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We asked two experts on sustainable seafood just how self-loathing we should feel as we work our way through a bento box.
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Years of obsessive self-loathing combined with my restricted, unbalanced diet had dysregulated some of my body's hormonal functions — specifically, its reproductive capabilities.
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Heady and philosophical, Mr. Echevarria remains interested in the thinking patterns — the self-loathing and propensity for violence — that landed him in prison.
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And what of the man who fired a pistol on an East Harlem street 18 years ago, who was violent and self-loathing?
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JAMES PICKENS JR. It was a story that's universal, how hate and self-loathing and the loss of innocence affects the body human.
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For many Beltway pundits as well as for President Trump, Prince Mohammed's loathing of Iran and tenderness for Israel override all other considerations.
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We get another look at how crushing that shame and self-loathing might be, when Andrew and David stop at a roadside bar.
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Thomas B. Edsall Hostility to the opposition party and its candidates has now reached a level where loathing motivates voters more than loyalty.
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It's a decision born of shame and self-loathing, and it's one that could only be made in a culture that degrades women.
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Rigoletto's torment and self-loathing in his soliloquy have seldom seemed so raw to me as when delivered in James Fenton's excellent translation.
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"Sharp Objects" instead relies on internal drama and a transfixing Ms. Adams, who lays Camille's ragged soul bare with sardonicism and self-loathing.
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Given the stigma associated with having a larger body, it's no surprise you feel the shame, despair and self-loathing that you do.
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This sensational cinema, unjustly targeted by those it represented, reflected not only the nation's self-loathing, but also its verve under brutal modernization.
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Naturally, the kids hate each other, and naturally this defensive loathing rapidly gives way to something even more irksome for the grown-ups.
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The venom between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump was genuine, as was the loathing in Britain between the Remain camp and the Leavers.
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Modern Love: In this week's column, a young woman struggling with an eating disorder tries to shift from self-loathing to self-loving.
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That's effectively the same thing, but it's the happy kind of resolution that doesn't entail self-loathing at the end of every party.
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"First Blood" chimed with Reagan conservatism, which emphasised American exceptionalism, the need for a muscular foreign policy and a loathing of big government.
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But as I go on, I often find that loathing is mixed with other emotions — fear, perverse attraction, even complicated strains of sympathy.
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Fear and loathing course through both campaigns, driven on one side by Mr. Trump's chest-thumping populism and on the other by Mrs.
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Tracks like "31 Days" and "When I Think About It" strike classic Future chords, full of despair, self-loathing, and a twisted nihilism.
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If elite conservatives' loathing of Trump was a reaction to his bigotry, these comments should have ruled Cruz out of contention as well.
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There's a knowing, jokey bravado to the band's image and album titles and artwork that belies the self-loathing inherent in their songs.
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For another, conservative media elites profit the more they work their audiences into a frenzy of paranoia, fear, and loathing toward the left.
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There's a strong element of self-loathing to this fantasy, whose appeal relies on the belief that your current, pre-makeover self is unacceptable.
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I boarded my flight after a couple of delays, exhausted and grumpy with self-loathing, when finally it looked like I'd caught a break.
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Meanwhile, The New York Times' in-depth investigation into the impact of slavery on American history prompted fear and loathing from the right wing.
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There's deep loathing for the deal among Republicans in Congress, and it's possible that the issue could take on a life of its own.
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Do they help me become a better writer, or is it just narcissistic self-loathing that holds me back from doing my best work?
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For generations they have operated under a system not designed in their favor, and they have done so without self-loathing and without bitterness.
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And in the United States, particularly in the wake of December's San Bernardino shootings, the target of fear and loathing has also been Muslims.
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No matter how ridiculous the NRA attacks may be, it won't matter if they keep the fires of anti-Clinton fear and loathing burning.
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But no matter how ridiculous the attacks may be, it won't matter if they keep the fires of anti-Clinton fear and loathing burning.
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And so White emphasizes the tragedy, making his Lancelot riddled with self-loathing, a weak and broken man chasing after an impossibly high ideal.
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The potential for entertainment is high, while the fear and loathing of each candidate by voters is, according to most polls, also setting records.
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In his desperation to help her, he's turned to Nick Sax (Meloni), a self-loathing ex-cop who makes his living as a hitman.
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And his loathing of professors is as passionate as his belief that students should be able to have guns in those professors' classrooms. 3.
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Twitter timelines are full of "Tidying Up" jokes, most of which lie somewhere between the valleys of laughing self-awareness and laughing self-loathing.
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Resolute and unifying, grounded in knowledge of the terror threat, it gave voters reasons to support her — beyond fear and loathing of Mr. Trump.
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A more open transition period would also help lobbyists because it could reduce the deep cynicism and loathing most Americans hold toward the profession.
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Mr. Roth showed some early chapters to Guston, who in a mood of shared Nixon-loathing exuberance, responded with a flood of satirical drawings.
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Although he has not seen Helen in nearly 20 years, his loathing for her has not subsided (nor has his fixation on her breasts).
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There was a very real possibility that deciding to order dessert would set off a firestorm of self-loathing that would rage for days.
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He points to a 2003 Crime Scene Investigation called "Fur and Loathing," which depicts rampant sexual deviancy and even murder at a furry convention.
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They fed the promotion of "perfection" and "aspirational beauty" — and everything else that causes most young women to enter a self-loathing rage spiral.
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The track that follows is generally about flawed human nature and specifically about someone trapped in a cycle of self-loathing and self-harm.
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Davey Holmes is set to serve as showrunner for MGM Television's new authorized series, currently titled Fear and Loathing, alongside Nebraska screenwriter Bob Nelson.
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As the reality of human-driven climate change increasingly sinks in around the world, it has provoked angst, denial, and species-wide self-loathing.
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Instagram's terms and conditions regarding nudity have steered his drawings into a slightly more wholesome direction, if you can call acute self-loathing wholesome.
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I propose calling it the "Know-Nothing Party," given its resemblance to the entity whose primary passion, in 1852, was its loathing for immigrants.
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He inspires a visceral loathing in many of his former Conservative colleagues, in part because his politics shifted to the left late in life.
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In most of the work in both exhibitions, Abney seems to have her hands on the pulse of that loathing and all its guises.
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And although those breweries and would-be participants are united, it wasn't because of beer, but because of an intense loathing for Lunar Cow.
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During this spring's campaign, he also clarified that he is an unreconstructed ethnic-religious supremacist, with fear and loathing as his main political means.
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And in an era when we're told to practice self-love, there's something perversely glorious about wallowing in such a cesspool of self-loathing.
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Americans — even those with fear and loathing for the welfare state — need to get behind the full mobilization of the fighting force we need.
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She doesn't poke fun at her husband so much as dramatize the loathing and resentment she feels while, say, breast-feeding at 4 a.m.
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A number of the women are sick, self-loathing schemers eager to act out their revenge fantasies, so the battle lines are evenly drawn.
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Heartless Steve Almond Reading the letters we receive, I'm always struck by how much, and how quickly, people convert their pain into self-loathing.
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Devoted to her five children, she especially hated to be beaten by Gary because of the loathing for their father this engendered in them.
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A ridiculous portrait of self-loathing and bottomless thirst, it also functioned as a kind of mission statement for the series as a whole.
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Once my beliefs began to shift, I saw the virulent nature of his world, the emptiness and loathing in many of those impassioned claims.
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The loathing against the president is so deep in the Democratic Party that group-think will keep most of them from collaborating on anything.
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It is shown to be an acquaintanceship of bewildering complexity and capriciousness, with periods of adoration interrupted by decades of suspicion, loathing and fear.
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There is something extreme in Yang's characterization of the Asian American's plight, a bottomless self-loathing that is as repellent as it is fascinating.
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And even though Trump is the president-elect, some Republicans are not looking forward to passing the stuffing to their liberal, Trump-loathing kin.
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When Joan Rivers died, the internet exploded because we could talk about what kind of feminist her comedy of self-loathing really made her.
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While Trump said McGahn's cooperation was part of a bid for transparency, Axios reported that Trump relationship with McGahn became marked by loathing and distrust.
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Where the "Great Mixed-Race Hope" comes from Interracial children were once considered tragic figures, self-loathing objects of pity trapped between two racial identities.
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Kingdom of Loathing, a browser-based RPG launched in 2003, is thought to be the first game featuring the sigil, first discovered in October 2014.
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But my own self-loathing was enough to ingrain less-than-compassionate habits: I still won't go tubing on the lake on Fourth of July.
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The numbers will have doubtless gratified the limelight-loathing Mr Ortega, who is said in private to chide others to admire his company, not himself.
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Adi: To be fair, ambiguous self-loathing is a pretty normal theme for the show, right up there with technology making us emotionally stunted narcissists.
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" Bret Stephens, foreign affairs columnist for the conservative Wall Street Journal, said Trump's speech was "a relentless, unyielding, humorless, hectoring appeal to fear and loathing.
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For most, it might result in a moment of self-loathing followed by a speedy — if ironic — status update to lament society's growing tech addiction.
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Sharing hashtags like #impeach and #ImpeachTrump on social media, the six-time Grammy nominee has been tweeting and Instagramming messages loathing Trump and his policies.
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I'm prone to self-loathing, but I had never hated myself with more fire and sorrow than I did standing there in the Empty Bottle.
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United by a loathing for Italy's tainted mainstream parties, Five Star activists are a heterogeneous bunch, often disagreeing on issues such as privatisation or abortion.
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White comedians like Bill Hicks and George Carlin attacked US hypocrisy with precision, and Hicks stood naked in his own self-loathing, no masks required.
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In the end, it seems, any sense of loyalty Trump may have for his anonymous Internet army cannot match his schoolboy loathing for overweight people.
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Just as Black Lives Matter was a façade for the same tired, America-loathing leftist causes, this "Women's march" includes every cause under the sun.
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Because, for all my fear and loathing, it's not actually going to kill me—unless someone actually does pressure hose my house full of it.
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It's a song that rises from somewhere near your gut, a place that can so often burn and fizzle with the bile of self-loathing.
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The whole thing is shrouded with Quentin's self-loathing, because it is, he realizes, "a terrible, really awful, hurtful betrayal" of Alice, whom he loves.
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Award-winning indie platformer Celeste, for example, features a depressed, self-loathing girl named Madeline who wrestles with her inner demons while climbing a mountain.
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Their most important duty was to raise the next generation with an unbending belief in the code of omertà and a violent loathing of outsiders.
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And yet, for all the self-loathing they display, when The Goon Sax get onstage they exude nothing but passion and love for their work.
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We're actually in the greed-driven Capitalocene, the trash-choked Plasticene, the combustible Pyrocene, the self-loathing Misanthropocene, the testosterone-dominated Manthropocene—even the Obscene.
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It's a fear and loathing that many in politics -- from both parties at one time or another -- have happily fomented and stoked to win votes.
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Savages reclaim love's gray areas—the anxiety, the self-loathing, the appetite—from the corners of shame and isolation to which they are often relegated.
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"Premature" elimination that's actually very much in line with what could reasonably be expected of available talent. 4. Disappointment. Self-loathing. Inquest. Introspection. 5. Repeat.
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They were just long enough to hit our sprouting adolescent hips in a way that truly escalated self-loathing, even on the slimmest of students.
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Others pointed to its fearmongering, like Wall Street Journal reporter Bret Stephens: This speech is a relentless, unyielding, humorless, hectoring appeal to fear and loathing.
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In fact, the driving passion of this novel is not love or desire, but hatred: Phillipa's powerful loathing for her elderly mother-in-law, Bernadette.
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Men's suffering and self-loathing is treated as a public concern, because men are permitted to be real people whose inner lives and dreams matter.
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In tears, she laments the "mind prison" she's starting to recognize and reject, wishing she could have unburdened herself earlier from shame and self-loathing.
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He knew the strike zone as well as anyone, frequently clashing with umpires over disagreements of interpretation, fueling the loathing opposing fans felt for him.
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Like his introspective fourth-century namesake, August was once paralyzed by guilt over stealing some pears, and he's prone to extravagant bouts of self-loathing.
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In conjunction with the rest of the album, it's jarring — though as always, Eminem's character heaps as much of that scorn and loathing upon himself.
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I have seen and read so many stories about sad self-loathing men getting divorced that at this point, I approach them all with skepticism.
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It's the Trump-iest movie you've ever seen, set a full 20 years before the election of the famously press-bashing, Deep State-loathing president.
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It is also a parable of the twisted relations between Jews and Christians in Eastern Europe, with their mutual currents of desire, fear, and loathing.
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Most senior Bolsheviks had moved into the Kremlin or one of Moscow's "Houses of Soviets" and settled into a life of self-loathing communal domesticity.
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Much of Morbid Stuff, the Toronto punks' third and best record, is about growing tired of depression and self-loathing, wondering why anyone still cares.
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Anat Shenker-Osorio, a messaging expert, discovered that in focus groups which included middle-class people, she heard a lot of expressions of self-loathing.
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I knew I had to escape the grip of my self-loathing, but it was still too hard to open up to the real world.
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Related: Photographer Captures the 'Fear and Loathing' of GTA V Subplots Uncanny GTA V Photos Remind Us We Might Be in a Simulated World Finally!
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They're going to be reading about rape and abortion and fear and self-loathing and abusive sex and going, 'Oh yeah, that's happened to me.
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Self-loathing is rife in the UK. A new survey states that three out of four of women aren't happy with the way they look.
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The left's loathing of Bush started when "he won," Fleischer said, referring to the legal battle that ended with Democrat Al Gore conceding the electoral college.
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There's a tiny ray of hope, however: Zack Johnson, a designer behind Kingdom of Loathing was willing to give me a little bit to chew on.
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I was painfully reminded of my loathing last week when Gizmodo had its holiday party and I went to Google to brainstorm ideas for my makeup.
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The women on the show are all grotesque stereotypes of women: desperate, loathing, cruel, selfish, needy, image-obsessed, and stuffed to the gills with "preventative" botox.
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I like her as Black Widow, but I didn't get the kind of cold, self-loathing recklessness it seems like she was trying to project here.
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"One can't be from Texas and fail to have encountered the liberal loathing for Texanness, even among people who have never visited the place," Wright explains.
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My longtime loathing of any form of violence and abuse has been woven into all of my personal interactions, as most who know me will attest.
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Here, he goes meta (again?), tackling weighty themes like self-loathing, benders and destructive spirals, the pros and cons of the Father John Misty persona (well
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Negga's Preacher co-star joined the cast of Misfits in its third season as Rudy, a man whose self-loathing has split him into two people.
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The M5S has long reserved its most scornful barbs for the centre-left, creating a residue of loathing for the new party among the grass roots.
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"There are implications for self-loathing, self-concept, shame, access to support networks, and adequate sexual health services" Kayhan, Faizi, and Mahmudi were married with families.
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Slowly deleting my own dumb tweets, one at a time, has been an education in self-loathing and shame, and it is 100-percent worth it.
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His range is so broad, his great talent so blindingly obvious that I feel embarrassed for having associated him so closely with only Fear And Loathing.
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While I awaited the Arrival of Tronc, I walked around the two clubs a bit and grabbed a $203 Bud Lite out of sheer self-loathing.
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The track teetered on the edge of self-loathing until its conclusion when, for the first time, Hutchison broke the fourth wall and addressed his audience.
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I'm setting this up so you know that, when I laughed multiple times during the trailer, I was filled with a certain degree of self-loathing.
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Troyer first came into prominence in the mid 1990s with small roles in Men in Black and Terry Gilliam's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas adaptation.
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He described this concept in his 2006 book " Rage and Time ," an examination of the loathing of liberal democracy by nativist, populist, anarchic, and terrorist movements.
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Politicians are notorious for loathing to go into specifics, particularly during debates, but raising hands puts pressure on them to prove their radical left bona fides.
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Cats are depicted as protein-oriented hypercarnivores, which know how to manipulate us with well-timed meows and purrs while loathing members of their own kind.
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His lawyer asked for leniency, saying MacFarlane was going through "period of depression and self loathing following his divorce," according to Law 360 reporter Chris Villani.
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I had been thinking that his resistance to the role of the gods in the Odyssey was just part of his loathing for religion in general.
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Nobody else was able to quite copy Blink's mix of loathing, dick jokes, and power chords, so nothing ever replaced this in the anti-Christmas canon.
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Getting serious about achieving better times and focusing on going fast is fun too, but the side-effect is self-loathing so I stopped doing that.
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I've used raw numbers to somewhat keep down my own weight-based self-loathing, and I find myself happier, less plagued by my own neurotic nightmares.
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There's plenty of loathing for those "over the water," and boys who dig up other people's gardens to hide their guns, but there are no names.
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And, whether it was that distance or my bottomless self-loathing or some desperate post-suicide urge to live, that first year I remade myself completely.
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Those range from the rise of rock 'n roll and punk to Hunter S. Thompson's legendary fear and loathing on the trail during the Nixon campaign.
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Social conditioning causes men like me to experience severe self-loathing, shame, and embarrassment because we've never had to question the authenticity of our manhood before.
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The absurd, dark adaptation of Hunter S. Thompson's novel "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," directed by Terry Gilliam, did not fare well in movie theaters.
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The best part has been, after a lifetime of questioning, finally gaining the words to articulate who and what I am without hesitation or self-loathing.
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Perhaps this has to do with Piper's decision not to exhibit her work in all-black shows, which has been perceived by some as self-loathing.
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It is a work that tackles racism, self-loathing, poverty and sexual abuse in such beautiful prose that I have returned to its passages multiple times.
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Clinton has made sporting use of public loathing here, playing not only on readers' voyeurism but on the chance to reinvent himself as a misunderstood hero.
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Rachel spends her days in squalid solitude at home while her husband, Tom (Morgan Spector), is at work, with fear and loathing as her constant companions.
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The two parties previously viewed each other with loathing: Each considered the other not just a political adversary but a morally bankrupt and deeply divisive force.
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I fear that only those who have been victims can truly comprehend the impact of self-loathing and guilt, the "blur" as Ms. Taddeo sadly describes.
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When Mr. Murphy first proposed the revival, Mr. Mantello worried that the play, bristling with gay self-loathing and mutual annihilation, was too campy and dated.
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It has a mostly clever script, and it borrows its structure from "True West," Sam Shepard's classic dissection of vicious rivalry and violent loathing between brothers.
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"Fear and Loathing" follows a journalist, Raoul Duke, and his attorney, Dr. Gonzo, on a trip to Las Vegas to cover an event taking place there.
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By the end of this bleak and feverish novel, one thing is clear: Poor old Pat, full of Scotch and self-loathing, is just another victim.
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She said she believes it stemmed from the shame and self-loathing her father felt when he realized that she was telling the truth about Nassar.
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Some of the loathing was in fact a fit of misogyny, squirming with unease at the prospect of male roles passing into the hands of women.
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He looks at me — a woman of 48 traveling alone, a woman who doubtless exhibits some signs of the privileged life she has led — with loathing.
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"Views," like much of Drake's music, is relatable because of its vagueness, balancing tales of betrayal and self-loathing with winning celebrations of loyalty and friendship.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Saturday about the actress Katherine Helmond misstated the year of the movie "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," in which she appeared.
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After graduating from Princeton, he applied to Harvard Law School and was accepted, but his father's loathing of lawyers intimidated him and he abandoned that plan.
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A strained childhood in relative poverty in rural California and vigorously religious parents filled Nixon with an irreconcilable sense of self-loathing and need to please.
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It has been a long time, now, since I felt so full of self-loathing and listlessness that it pained me to get out of bed.
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If there really is a critical mass of loathing for the Donkey Guard, there's another solution: figure out a way to win in spite of it.
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Played at antic full tilt by the wondrous Mario Cantone, Jackie is combative and foul-mouthed, bigoted and self-loathing, hair-trigger outraged and very, very funny.
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Tribal psychology involves, at one level, some obvious ingredients: rage, vengeance, loathing—the kinds of raw emotions you might imagine when you imagine tribes literally at war.
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There's no reason I couldn't have been all those things at 285 pounds, other than the fact that my own self-loathing prevented me from doing so.
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Interwoven with moments of dry humor, Kyung Me's adventures include iffy relationships and internal conflicts that produce all-too-relatable feelings of malaise, alienation, and self-loathing.
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If immediate reactions to Paul tend to fall into one of two camps — dire affection or aggressive loathing — the responses to his latest infraction do as well.
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The one-lesson take away from this is 99.9 percent of politicians are desperately insecure, self-loathing people who cannot ... Thank you Bradley, we got that. Yeah.
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It is born out of violent self-loathing, out of the desire to hurt and maim and punish a body that our culture has decided is unacceptable.
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They exist in spaces of acute self-loathing—at the end of a night of drinking, maybe, or in the early hours of the next morning's hangover.
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Most of the time, when I'm not wallowing in the depths of self-pity or self-loathing, I'm striving to be the best person I can be.
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The account takes stills from movies like The Lion King, Pulp Fiction, and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and puts them above their corresponding color palettes.
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Fear and Loathing in Toronto Anthony Townsend explores why Google's plans to build a new kind of urban renewal project in Toronto has drawn outrage among locals.
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The exhibition press release says that Leibowitz is practiced in the art of "self-loathing, interrogation and self-interrogation," but none of this show reads that way.
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But the student says that Trump needs to show more leadership and maturity after the week of mishaps, and a primary season filled with fear and loathing.
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As a character, Richie's mostly a drag — self-loathing, often cruel to his wife and friends, and saddled with a murder plot that drags down the show.
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There were also one too many adults dressed as Johnny Depp as Hunter S. Thompson in Fear and Loathing (one too many is one, by the way).
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He also has the added bonus of loathing historically Vice President Mike Pence's historically anti-gay stances, having blasted Pence's selection as the head of U.S. delegation.
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He never explores the wartime experiences that left Tom numb, or that sparked such self-loathing that he desperately craves punishment by the end of the film.
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It can, in fact, be just the push a user needs to fall deeper into the downward spiral, creating a profound sense of isolation and self-loathing.
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No matter how much Trump seemed to share the patriots' loathing of the federal government, he was now that government's leader, and certain purists couldn't abide it.
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PORTLAND, Oregon — Hundreds of far-right protesters gathered in downtown Portland on Saturday to flex their patriotism, their loathing of antifa, and their respect for the cops.
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But neither is paying $30 for a pair of office-appropriate pants and spending every eight-hour work day thereafter loathing the way they look and feel.
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Really, there is nothing that would naturally bind these teams, nothing to fuel a rivalry except the one thing that ought to matter most: passionate, genuine loathing.
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Still, public skepticism abounds in regards to the political leaders seeking to replace her, reflecting broad loathing for Brazil's political class, which is engulfed in graft scandals.
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In the end, it's more Far Cry, and people seem to like that despite the self-loathing that's been building within the series since Far Cry 3.
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Still, just as our natural loathing for Real Madrid was starting to ebb away, Marcelo has just brought it all rushing back in one vast, antediluvian flood.
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"She's everything I want to be," we learn via Rachel's monotonous voice-over that does a good job of conveying her self-loathing despite being over-written.
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Through him, we're given a rare close-up inspection of the jumbled mess of self-aggrandizement and self-loathing that seems to drive so many public menaces.
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Though his father's name was later cleared, it was Mr. Li's first taste of what would become a lifelong loathing for the Kuomintang, or Chinese Nationalist Party.
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Pecorini, also a "Fear and Loathing" alumnus, said that according to his records, since he signed on, there had been a dozen attempts to make the film.
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This woman's cruelty may have sparked your loathing and self-doubt, but it's been sustained for the past five years by the furnace of your inner life.
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Severus is for Severus Snape, the acerbic potions professor Harry spent years loathing before he discovered that Snape was a brave and decent guy, just deep undercover.
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Like many romance heroes, Chase Reynaud, the future Duke of Belvoir, has cultivated the trauma of a youthful mistake into a grand unified theory of self-loathing.
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Darlene can't quite bring herself to say aloud that she murdered Susan Jacobs; her guilt and self-loathing forces Elliot to complete the puzzle on his own.
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Barack Obama's support for the 2015 Iranian nuclear agreement and his efforts to curb Israeli settlements meant that mutual loathing between president and prime minister was inevitable.
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In learning to accept my culture, I was able to lose the self-loathing that comes from believing that ''white is right'' and begin to love myself.
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I've learned that the opposite is also true: There is imprisonment in self-doubt, in self-loathing, and when we learn to love ourselves, that's real freedom.
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But this bracing, sometimes brutal movie — the feature debut of the writer and director Francis Lee — doesn't present Johnny's sexuality as the cause of his self-loathing.
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There's a chance that changing my dose would help keep the edges of my thoughts from fraying with anxious self-loathing, the way they still do sometimes.
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I related especially to Diane Nguyen, a spotlight-loathing transplant from Boston who moved to "Hollywoo," the show's setting, with hopes of becoming a world-changing writer.
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Bob Costas positively drips with loathing throughout at the very thought of the project, which alone kind of makes you root for Ebersol, McMahon, and, weirdly, Jesse Ventura.
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My body was caught in a constant state of fight-or-flight and the fight was always turned inwards, punishing myself with fear or shame or self-loathing.
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Matthew Ezzell, a sociologist at James Madison University, cautioned that while the incel belief system might seem like it's all just rooted in self-loathing, it's really not.
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The two have bonded over their shared loathing of anything connected to the liberal, Jewish, Hungarian-born financier George Soros, as well as their shared anti-refugee views.
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I had always more or less assumed that everyone in the world was consumed with murderous rages and fits of physical loathing so strong they left you exhausted.
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According to Lorde herself, her long-awaited second album, Melodrama, traces the trajectory of a single night of partying, with all its exhilarating peaks and self-loathing valleys.
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Hollywood has pushed the narrative that fat people hate themselves because fat people are disgusting and their self-loathing is inherently earned as a byproduct of their fatness.
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If Dietland were to skewer the problematic factors creating this kind of self-loathing in women, it would be one of the best new shows of the summer.
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A director at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said he'd seen all the stories about Wall Street loathing Warren and reached out to show that it's not everyone.
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But I can think about how my grandmother viewed bodies — even her own — and maybe I can start slowly chipping away at 15 years of loathing and doubt.
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It's about the self-loathing, anger, and grief that can manifest at any moment, injecting sorrow into times you thought you felt fine, taking flight in intimidating forms.
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Meanwhile, Internet users continue to express widespread fear and loathing of the ad tech industry's bandwidth- and data-sucking practices by running into the arms of ad blockers.
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As Toby sets about trying to clear his name, we become increasingly trapped in the panicked, paranoid confines of his mind, all fragmented images and self-loathing vitriol.
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Every winter you say you're totally moving before the next one, and then you go through a major self-loathing crisis when you don't do it in time.
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But I'm not sure that loathing of Donald Trump and criticism of him, which you've given us a lot of too, is enough of a recipe of success.
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Now the Left's extreme fear and loathing of Trump has given him another chance to appear like their ally by joining in the Trump bashing full speed ahead.
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The true test of the theory, though, will come in the fall, when the #NeverTrump forces will face two warring impulses: Fear and loathing of the other vs.
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Her memory is quite hazy, but all the same feelings she had in the woods—the shame and self-loathing—came rushing back as he raped her again.
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But it is precisely the sense of the incoming president as outside of the normal parameters that causes his critics to view his inauguration with fear and loathing.
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Add in the fact that most Pakistanis think that our politicians take their orders from Washington and you have a perfect recipe for disdain and long distance loathing.
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Working to bring down a government The two former foes are united in a mutual loathing of Najib and what they say his government has subjected Malaysia to.
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The sense of fear and loathing is rising as workers — especially once-secure-feeling knowledge workers — begin to see the threat that artificial intelligence poses to their livelihoods.
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Now, we have nothing but ennui, self-loathing, and a hateful sense of entitlement to luxuries like 'down time' and 'work-life balance' and 'not getting miner's lung'.
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I've came to understand that my own loathing of those tropes are tied to being a woman (the other woman and the power bitch), and let it go.
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This very well could be the millennial generation's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas; look for the poster on a wall at Pearl St. Co-op next year.
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"If you don't end up filled with self-loathing and or guilt and or inexplicable rage, living in that community, then you are not paying attention," she said.
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Clinton would inherit the Islamic State, an ever-widening income gap, partisan gridlock and a populace so polarized and full of loathing that it seems to be segregating.
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Deep in self-loathing, he almost believes the lies he tells about himself — almost believes, too, that life is a party, that all of those drinks are celebratory.
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But perhaps most important, we saw once again how conservatism, with its belief in ordered liberty, is being eclipsed by something different: Loathing those who loathe the president.
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I think he felt at home in such neighborhoods, and that he also hated himself for living in them, transferring his self-loathing onto the people around him.
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On the remix, ASAP Rocky takes the opportunity to cleanse himself of some personal demons while sounding as if he's rapping from inside a vortex of self-loathing.
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That there was something terribly unique about them that caused this to occur, that they somehow brought it on themselves; they stew in a spiral of self-loathing.
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What you can do, however, is gauge how the YouTube community in general is liking (or loathing) your comments by seeing the number of likes your posts get.
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His politics had migrated to the left; he was married to a Labour activist, Sally, and many of his own party members spoke of him with open loathing.
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It's a rare and brilliant glimpse into how pure music can feel when it hasn't been tainted by the gifts of ennui and self-loathing that adulthood brings.
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But the real reason it still cuts so deeply is because it shows how insidious self-loathing is, and how profound — and human — is the yearning for respect.
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The delay-discounting model laid out by researchers such as George Ainslie and Howard Rachlin posits that pleasure-induced self-loathing arises from the conflict between mutually exclusive goals.
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But it is otherwise hard to explain the gap between the measured criticism her behaviour sometimes invites and the unbridled loathing that has shown up in its place. 9.
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Trumpism was something distinct from Republicanism: a potent form of white nationalism mixed with a bit of economic populism, a loathing of the Washington establishment, and a charismatic celebrity.
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This latest album is blessed with an almost Craft-ian swagger, dragging that classic Scandinavian swing through the gutter and bringing to mind a self-loathing, black metallicized Inepsy.
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So when it came to my final paper—which was naturally about Nietzsche, self-loathing, and self-harm—he let me turn it one week after the semester ended.
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Maybe her contempt for the Potters came not from a distaste for magic, but from resentment that they were more magical than her — or perhaps even from self-loathing.
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And he will also have to step out of the shadow of his mentor, Álvaro Uribe, a former president who inspires as much fear and loathing as Mr Petro.
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Unwilling to share his workplace humiliation, he has told her that his injury came when his car was rear-ended; he too has transmuted his rage into self-loathing.
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Oddly, though, Mao liked the way he argued; seemed to like him too, despite, as a peasant, loathing intellectuals; and asked him to be his secretary for industrial affairs.
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Rachel is very toxic, physically and emotionally; an incredibly tortured, self-loathing sort of person, and I thought it was thrilling to have a protagonist that's a blackout drunk.
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Islamophobia did not start with Donald Trump, but it definitely has escalated thanks to him and other Republican candidates who have sown distrust and loathing during this election season.
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Their interest is not in holding the reins of parliamentary power because they have a deep loathing for this institution which they regard as a tool of the bourgeoisie.
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The "Dump Pelosi" movement shines a light on some of the unloveliest instincts of some Democrats: self-loathing, scapegoating and a desire for quick fixes, rather than hard work.
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Lyrically, the songs touch upon love/loss/manipulation, and self-loathing; distractions while the war machine continues its march, foaming at the mouth for more despair with each step.
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It's the sound of the wheels starting to wobble before flying off entirely, careening into self-loathing and loneliness, before eventually coasting to a quieting halt, 12 songs later.
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I did a good amount of research though, and whenever I drank, I would hurt myself or others and fuel this vicious cycle of shame, self-loathing, and hopelessness.
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Trey: This is what people think Elon Musk feels like when he wakes up in the morning but I bet it's actually a lot heavier on the self-loathing.
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Yet there is a parallel midterm election underway that is driven not by cultural fear and partisan loathing, but rather by a bipartisan spirit of reform and national renewal.
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Comprised simply of Fernet Branca, creme de menthe, and ice, it sounded like an easy way to induce nausea when you're already in a weakened and self-loathing state.
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I did not wish to repeat the mistakes of those who do not age well and who accept the stereotypes and self-loathing that abound in an ageist culture.
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Starting from the premise of "Islam in danger," these creeds encourage hatred of Hindus, Christians, Jews, other Islamic sects and liberal secular Muslims, and a general loathing of modernity.
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Fear and Loathing is currently in development, and it's still too early to know when the series is coming to the small screen, or who might play the writer.
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My pleasure and liberation lay in bed next to anguish and self-loathing, because the world had taught me that my wants were morally bankrupt and full of sin.
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So the next time a friend's promotion or engagement sends you down a jealous rabbit hole of self-loathing, use those feelings as a blueprint for your next success.
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But he's well-liked and well-connected within much of the Republican establishment, and so the question raised by his columns is whether it's really their loathing he's channeling.
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While I didn't miss the years of self-loathing, it was hard to believe how bad the starving was when I came across mirror-selfies in my camera feed.
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As Mark rants about unemployment, Cassie cashes in at a new media company; their parallel lives expose the ambivalence in a generation seen as both entitled and self-loathing.
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SA: This is going to sound sort of odd, but maybe all the guilt and self-loathing and confusion you're feeling is a way of keeping your brother close.
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Renato Schuch gives a terrifying and complex performance as the perpetrator, Reda, investing the character with disarming charisma before exploding in an outburst of brutality mixed with self-loathing.
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"What critics said: "Zendaya is reinvented as the self-destructive, self-loathing Rue, in what is a truly astonishing, mesmerising performance, upending every expectation of what she could do.
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China's neo-Maoists, as they are sometimes called, are loosely united by demands for stringent economic equality, zealous nationalism and a loathing of the capitalist West and liberal democracy.
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Blinded by their loathing of Mr. Trump, these people cannot see that his North Korea denuclearization policy has been more serious — and more promising — than those of previous administrations.
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She decides she doesn't want that anymore, the "mind prison" of self-loathing, and over the course of one monologue, you can see her become freer and more determined.
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We see a momentary flash of loathing on her daughter's face, which gives way — quickly — to admiration, even pure joy, in the song her mother performs for the crowd.
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The administration proved unable to organize its way out of a paper bag: After seven years of Republicans' publicly loathing Obamacare, their repeal-replace bill failed after 18 days.
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From a constitutional perspective, it looked like a mosh pit of self-loathing members, politicians eager to be declared a functional non-entity in our tripartite (now bipartite) system.
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It is an escape hatch for both self-loathing and politics, a kind of way out that allows us to rethink responsibility across inhuman timelines and modes of experience.
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What I like best about Mysterio is the way that Far From Home curlicues this borderline self-loathing into its themes about fake news and other manipulations of reality.
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It is a positive development that it is hatred toward vulnerable minorities that is truly considered obscene, and that we euphemize words through which some people express such loathing.
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Now he's 67 and making a living doing halfhearted gigs in clubs, delivering routines laced with profanity and self-loathing, and snarking at his long-suffering manager (Edie Falco).
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But to do so without the mess, without the theatrical isolation or the descent into drug abuse or the suicidal collapse or the homicidal, self-portrait-loathing, narcissistic rage.
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Sixty million of my fellow Americans had chosen "yes" to fear and loathing of Muslims on the ballot and I now had to reconcile my place in their America.
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These small echoes of the fear and loathing that inspired the EU to grow from the ashes of World War II have temporarily silenced the drumbeat of antipathy and division.
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When something gets close to looking human but just misses the mark—like that CGI creep in The Polar Express—it induces fear and loathing, the exact opposite of affection.
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Most people these days are motivated less by love of their own candidates than by loathing for the opposition party, which is why candidates' idiosyncratic characteristics matter less and less.
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But it is otherwise hard to explain the gap between the measured criticism Mrs Clinton's behaviour has sometimes invited and the unbridled loathing that has shown up in its place.
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It roils our cultural dialogue, poisons social media and — as is frequently, and somewhat helplessly, observed — it curdles much of our politics into a zero-sum game of tribal loathing.
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Though played stoically by Taylor-Joy, Lily is bursting with suppressed emotions; failure, insecurity, and a sharp loathing for her stepfather Mark (Paul Sparks), who the girls resolve to murder.
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But that hasn't stopped the Arizona Republican party from using Kim, the 1994 sitcom alter ego of living, Republican-loathing comedienne Margaret Cho, as an example of its diverse support.
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Inspired by loathing of Mr Obama, and his gut instinct that the Iran deal rewarded a foe and threatened such friends as Israel, Mr Trump has turned high-rolling gambler.
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Mart Crowley's groundbreaking 1968 play The Boys in the Band has polarized audiences over the years for its depiction of self-loathing in the closeted gay community of the 1960s.
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The movie version of Barnum believed in his oddities, and he coerced them, back when they were trembling and self-loathing, onto the stage to perform for a jeering audience.
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It's common for people with eating disorders, such as orthorexia, to feel guilt or self-loathing when they stray from their diet, according to the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA).
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Besides, I was promised a sense of glowing self-fulfillment, inner peace, and purification—a tempting call after my personal week of shameless overindulgence, social chaos, and subsequent self-loathing.
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An ever-widening, near-hairless gully that runs to the bald spot on the crown of my head, like a river of skin draining into the pool of self-loathing.
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Keith's served brisket, chicken, and sausage at the event and also offered their regular barbecue sauce just in case you don't happen to have a sense of deep-seated loathing.
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We've all had those moments where our eyes were bigger than our stomachs, resulting in a takeout order that renders us immobile in a pile of regret and self-loathing.
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Lexington confesses to loathing the sport, with its ranks of flush-faced spectators baying as two large men inflict severe enough brain damage on one another to induce temporary unconsciousness.
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Soon she peers around the trunk, eyes narrowed and suspicious, and, when she catches us looking, her expression is one of such loathing that the laugh withers in my throat.
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Although FitzGerald gives remote control strategies names that evoke medieval fear and loathing ("moats" and "barbicans"), he stresses that the techniques that states use to enforce offshore borders are hypermodern.
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The musical's misleading portrayal of Hamilton as a "scrappy and hungry" man of the people obscures his loathing of the egalitarian tendencies of the revolutionary era in which he lived.
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Loathing rains down on poetry, from people who have never read a page of it as well as from people who have devoted their lives to reading and writing it.
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It's an obsession often manifested in derisive and self-loathing ways, because gay men often fetishize masculinity to the point that they look down upon and subordinate their feminine peers.
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"What Did I Do …?" is an ironic protest that also highlights the self-loathing that victims of abuse all too often assist in inflicting upon themselves: How would it end?
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It participates in James's loathing for himself and his class — "The people I know congratulate themselves if they cope with a sad feeling" — yet ultimately lets them off the hook.
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Yet so deeply rooted is the loathing of the Rohingya in Buddhist-majority Myanmar that there seems to be little chance that even the sternest sanctions would halt the persecution.
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His robots are freer than humans, he believes, because they are free from anxiety, self-loathing, and guilt (how this jives with Bernard's guilt over his dead son is confusing).
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That someone with reasonably tolerant parents in the mid-1980s could nonetheless feel such shame and self-loathing says a lot, by implication, about those who lacked such emotional support.
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But when she loses a close friend in the Charlie Hebdo attack, the liberal values she has always believed in are replaced by an insidious advent of fear and loathing.
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Putting a shirt on over it was like actually seeing myself, and a tiny sliver of confidence poked out of the writhing mass of self-loathing that gender dysphoria created.
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Yet to cast doubt on this scenario ignores both the power differentials between men and women in society and the self-loathing survivors deal with in the aftermath of rape.
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One night, after feeling particularly annoyed with my time-wasting habit (but also not annoyed enough to stop), I felt the need to share my self-loathing with the world.
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Mr. Darrow, properly dashing and tortured as John, hasn't quite achieved that facility; his emphasis on the character's self-loathing and cynicism sometimes makes him seem hollow instead of harrowed.
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To hear it used in connection with your name is no doubt to imagine the heart-stopping worst: revelations of shameful behavior, firings and resignations, public loathing and perp walks.
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In the music video for his new single, "Heartless," the Canadian singer, 29, goes on a psychedelic bender, Fear and Loathing-style, throughout Sin City alongside record producer Metro Boomin.
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Like many Texas liberals, Wright has a soft spot for the three Texans who reached the White House — a feeling no doubt heightened by his loathing of the present occupant.
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Thaddeus and Grace's new address on Riverview Road echoes that of "Revolutionary Road," and Spencer's novel tracks Yates's landmark 1961 work, with its pathology of suburban insecurity and self-loathing.
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Mr. Navrozov's contempt for Lenin, the leader of the Bolshevik Revolution, and Stalin, his brutal successor, arose out of intellectual loathing, not of a personal history of exile or repression.
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It's about the kind of guilt, self-loathing and entrenched despair that can create a permanent personal hell, a form of solitary confinement where the prisoner is insensible to love.
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Trump appears to hate former President Barack Obama with a vigor perhaps matched only by his loathing of Hillary Clinton, the woman who beat him out in the popular vote.
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Sorted by major party affiliation, the findings become even odder, because Democrats and Republicans diverge sharply on almost every point except Amazon (and the military, and their loathing of Facebook).
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In the most sentimental moment, Carl "Luz" Long (David Kross), Owens's German challenger for the long jump, befriends Owens, gives him crucial advice and expresses his loathing of the Nazi agenda.
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And, after weeks of disorder, the Supreme Court eventually resolved these questions in favor of George W. Bush, by a 5-4 vote that still triggers deep loathing to this day.
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There are two times in my life when I felt Hunter S Thompson, the infamous gonzo journalist who wrote Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, had missed out on something big.
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He's deeply sad in a way Hannah recognizes, but it also becomes clearer with every passing minute that Chuck runs just as much on latent fury as he does self-loathing.
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As with any other kind of eating disorder or addiction, as with any kind of self-loathing mind game, the dream is never even sort of going to be the reality.
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Bill Clinton's history of avoiding the draft for Vietnam, his youthful admission to "loathing the military", and his plans to allow gays to serve openly contributed to serious civil-military friction.
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Rather, there are a lot of gestures toward outrage, mockery, self-mockery, self-loathing, and cultural image–hijacking that, despite the gleeful, stupid exuberance, provide few moments of critical transcendent emancipation.
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Asking children sexually themed questions can give them a sense of "deep shame and self-loathing," he said, as well as groom them to expect explicit conversations while alone with adults.
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BEIJING — China's president, Xi Jinping, has already grasped more power more quickly than his two recent predecessors, and he has shown a taste for audacious decisions and a loathing for dissent.
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But then there are the figures that I cannot stop loathing, and yet cannot look away from because I am so eagerly awaiting my next dose of shock, outrage, and disgust.
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Tiffany's anxieties — about dysphoria, her self-loathing, her false belief that she could do anything to stop bigotry being hurled at her — are common to so many of us trans people.
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Misanthropy, paranoia, and loathing have been central to the modern zombie genre since George Romero first gleefully showed humans leaping for each other's throats, even before they got turned into zombies.
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The American writer Caitlin Flanagan wrote in her 2006 book, To Hell With All That: Loving and Loathing Our Inner Housewife, about the intrinsic love many women have for pretty things.
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Only Prince could take a song about self-loathing and turn it into a stance; only he could take the laments of a pasty British white guy and make it sexy.
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One could speculate that he's referring to Ciara, but no matter who he's referencing here there's no escaping the gut-wrenching loathing he has for himself over how things went down.
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Euro-clearing is the second shadow troubling this benign outlook with even the most Brussels loathing, EM pivoting City figures accepting that the issue remains a chink in London's Brexit armor.
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Hunter S. Thompson published Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, the Route 66 film Two-Lane Blacktop was released, and some of the Grateful Dead's early "Road Trips" albums were recorded.
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In a self-proclaimed "Twitter meltdown," Hutchison wrote a number of posts that revealed a turmoiled inner life that bordered on self-loathing far beyond anything he put on a record.
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But this cast's chemistry and performances, particularly from Ms. Ambrose and Mr. Ebert, create a comparable specificity, demonstrating their own spin on the efficient loathing of a failing New York marriage.
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Slogans like "Black Is Beautiful" and "We're Here, We're Queer, Get Used to It!" became transformative taunts for generations of people schooled in the self-loathing of racism, sexism and heterosexism.
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Another is that the American chattering classes have once again underestimated the sheer tidal force of polarization — or more accurately, "negative partisanship," a loathing of the other side — in American life.
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Last night, I was writing a blog post, and for thirty solid seconds, I could not think of the name of the guy who wrote Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
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The setting of Vegas, a la Fear and Loathing, you know, that little search for the American Dream, is apt for the Australian who's been on the road for two years.
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"I like to think about how fashion is often elevated as an expression of personal style, like art you can wear, but it's also an expression of self-loathing," he said.
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Under his leadership, the agency has extracted nearly $21 billion in refunds and canceled debts for 2745 million consumers — making the C.F.P.B. a source of loathing for Republicans and industry alike.
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Hour of the Wolf is often forgotten in discussions of seminal horror films, but it's horror at its finest — a raw look at a man consumed by self-loathing and fear.
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Then there is Will's loathing of the modern presidency, with its ever-increasing powers and vast administrative state, and his ornery conservative belief in judicial activism — to protect the founders' vision.
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I stan a conflicted, redeemed, self-loathing hero, not an incestuous fuckboi, so for anyone in doubt, here are all the reasons I'm confident that Jaime will try to kill Cersei.
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But all have an annoying way of showing up again to tell her that, despite her self-loathing, the rest of the world doesn't see her the way she sees herself.
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Most of the Jews of Newark are proud FDR Democrats who see themselves as fully American while preserving their neighborhood folkways, cheering on Britain's war with Nazi Germany and loathing Lindbergh.
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But Maron deepens the role by exposing both the director's self-loathing and his genuine desire to make great movies (even if most people find his films so bad, they're funny).
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But I find your read fascinating, in that I didn't find the movie to be a mostly one-sided story from the point of view of a sad self-loathing divorcé.
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There is an air of self-loathing about this Carmen that explains why she not only accepts her death at the hands of her jealous lover but also actively orchestrates it.
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Senator Thomas R. Carper of Delaware, a middle-of-the-road Democrat up for re-election in 2018, cautioned that loathing Mr. Trump, on its own, was not a governing strategy.
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But Murphy lets the contradictions sizzle: he knows that schlock can double as great art; that self-loathing can work both as a goad to ambition and as an emotional crippler.
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When a police officer is shamed in the pages of cop loathing newspapers for using deadly force, and placed into a baseless narrative of police violence, then who will be next?
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Sigourney, a black woman whose power comes at the expense of her people — whom she has also enslaved — is constantly, painfully aware of her complicity and is poisoned by self-loathing.
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Particularly in its second and third seasons, Louie seemed to evince an all-consuming empathy for humanity, undercut with a healthy sense of self-loathing on the part of C.K. himself.
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How they got from loathing to loving is less a story about growing tolerance and diminishing racism, and more about the ways that Dr. King's legacy has been scrubbed and blunted.
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The pages have been decorated with 70 or so rumpled self-portraits (the singer's amour propre came streaked in self-loathing), with a dozen amateurish doodles of young women thrown in.
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In the whirlwind of his short life, Schiele became the character we encounter every morning in the mirror: moral and ethical, wanton and perverse, self-loathing and repugnant, sensual and free.
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BoJack Horseman, Netflix's exploration of depression and self-loathing disguised as a talking animal cartoon, is one of the best-written shows currently in production, but, good lord, it is sad.
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"He is fascinated by her, with this woman who was so powerful and yet is so dissatisfied and is full of self loathing and is powerless to change her circumstances," Zellweger says.
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" While hosting the Oscars in 2013, MacFarlane, who is friends with Weinstein victim Jessica Barth, made a joke about Weinstein that he has said "came from a place of loathing and anger.
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If such a cat is encroached upon by that person and cannot escape, it may attack—which could be interpreted at hate, or loathing, but is more likely just proactive, fearful defensiveness.
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His trip Thursday was the first visit of a Chinese leader to North Korean since 2005, a time period marred by mutual mistrust and, at times, outright loathing between the two countries.
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Here's the funny thing, though: Once that sense of anticipation has given way to the actual moment of indulgence, that pleasure tends to be quickly followed by a third stage: self-loathing.
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BoJack Horseman is an animated comedy on Netflix about a washed up '90s sitcom star who's trying to figure out his life and career without drowning in self-loathing and existential despair.
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His trip Thursday is the first visit of a Chinese leader to North Korean since 2005, a time period marred by mutual mistrust and, at times, outright loathing between the two countries.
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While the Shame Wizard — the incarnation of embarrassment and self-loathing who was season 2's primary antagonist — briefly appears when Andrew visits a Men's Rights group, he's otherwise absent this season.
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The writer's widow, Anita Thompson, is plotting to sell six different strains of weed that were saved from the Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas author's personal stash, the Aspen Times reports.
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No more disillusionment here, no more self-loathing either: Florence Welch has given up drinking and found not only a way to be more creative but the courage to get truly personal.
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The strain of vulnerability that Stanfield conveys — eccentric, neurotic to the point of self-loathing, abject even — stems from the taut, visibly anxious personas of these predecessors from the stand-up stage.
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"I'm Not in Love" quavers with the same distilled loathing the geek has always felt in his bones, combined with a juvenile determination to win the argument by going to logical extremes.
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Its about a billion dollar industry that depends on women hating themselves" ... "Let's start a movement peeps, let's end predatory marketing practices that sell self-loathing to women from cradle to grave.
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The seed of hatred for this holiday was planted on that day, and after years of being alone on the big V, bloomed into full-grown loathing my sophomore year of college.
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If we wanted to feel a twang of self-loathing every time we looked in the mirror, we'd almost be tempted to say something along the lines of: "Talk about sour grapes!"
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EVEN before America sealed it off with blast walls and razor wire, the area now known as the Green Zone in central Baghdad was viewed with a mixture of fear and loathing.
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"You talk to some of these people that have had grundles of sex partners and the self-loathing and basically the unhappiness and the self-hatred level is tremendously high," he said.
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While he has never done heroin or popped a pill (that we know of) his self-loathing and shame is recognizable to anyone with the slightest bit of experience with an addict.
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That gift-giving might actually be bad is the kind of opinion which breeds a deep mistrust of economists—loathing is perhaps too strong—among those not schooled in the dismal science.
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Their lovemaking is at times brutal, and Chia Chi is always filled with confusion and self-loathing for what she's volunteered to do in hopes of overthrowing the Japanese occupation of Shanghai.
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As long as they remain fractured and primarily defined for their loathing of the ruling party, they won't be able to end the chaos even if they succeed in ousting Mr. Maduro.
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How could so many communities have hated Jews with such an intense and violent loathing that an entire population, from the elderly to infants, including 1.5 million children, were targeted for annihilation?
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Aside from their first breakthrough single "Sex," a geyser of blue-balled self-loathing, their vitriol isn't haphazardly directed at women the way Future or Drake or Kanye or the Weeknd's is.
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They have pride in what they produce, in contrast to the visceral self-loathing my colleagues and I feel as a result of working in the absolute gutter of the cutlery industry.
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"No other American politician in recent history has made such a determined campaign against the press, not even Richard Nixon, whose loathing of the press is well known," Bayley wrote in 1981.
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Cooking more often is a reward in itself, the kind of habit that leads to an increased sense of self-worth rather than the self-loathing that can accompany a Domino's order.
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Mr. Margulies's most fertile dramatic territory has always been the unsteady ground between love and loathing among family and friends, sown with the doubts and regrets that grow and fester with age.
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Live Review Self-pity, self-mockery, self-righteousness, self-loathing, self-defense — long before the era of the selfie, Morrissey was writing songs that turned constant self-absorption into a blood sport.
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The relationship with food really acts as a metaphor for what someone is feeling… They are often consumed with self-loathing and wish to deny themselves any sort of nurturing and kindness.
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As partisan hostility has increased, Americans report feeling fear and loathing toward people on the other side and have become increasingly less willing to date or marry someone of a different party.
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Hong Yoon-gi, a professor at Dongguk University, said that for many of those now supporting Mr. Cho, anger over his alleged misdeeds had been trumped by their loathing for the prosecutors.
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When Kevin, confused and self-loathing though he may be, articulates the desire to "let two competing facts exist in the same space," he might as well be speaking for the play.
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This drove the 70-year-old Lai to a place of prominence within the opposition movement, and made him a figure of loathing for pro-Beijing politicians and media in the city.
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"The barrier to entry to voting in California is so low, and the fear and loathing among Democrats is so high," said Dan Sena, who heads the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC).
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And his hostility toward Daryl came across as a combination of quasi-concern and projected self-loathing, Daryl's inner strength a rebuke to the moral compromises Dwight made for his sandwich privileges.
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Everyone is far too involved in each other's business, because that's how sitcoms work, but the show's screechy self-loathing makes that seem damning and toxic rather than just antic and fun.
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It's not really even about the lawmakers' loathing of the broader investigation, though certainly President Trump's congressional lackeys — Mr. Meadows and Mr. Jordan most definitely included — are increasingly desperate to derail it.
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She obsesses over her weight, drools over terrible men, and spends many a night getting drunk with her equally miserable friends and sinking into her couch in a fit of self-loathing.
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" It was around this time when she "just finally woke up," she writes, and made the decision to "get over my fear and loathing of money and figure out how to make some.
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It is all fear and loathing in this battle for the political soul of this central European country of 10 million people that sits at the crossroads between the East and the West.
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The film is punctuated by violence and brutality, much of it committed by the film's protagonist, but Ms Ramsay's camera lingers most on Mr Phoenix in moments of existential despair and self-loathing.
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Part of the film's diagnosis is that Enitan, who grows up with black foster siblings but is mocked by white children from the neighborhood, develops a deep sense of self-loathing in childhood.
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Years of internecine sectarian violence had inflamed the Sunni-Shia tensions Saddam Hussein had so ruthlessly quashed, and provided a vengeful appetite for the kind of sectarian loathing ISIS would come to represent.
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They dredge up closely guarded kernels of self-loathing, in the same vein as Celeste's main antagonist, who looks nearly identical to Madeline and taunts her in the moments she is most vulnerable.
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At the end of the conversation, Annie is presented with a diagnostic that reveals, according to the NPB's system, that she has signs of borderline personality disorder, pathological grief, and intense self-loathing.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Alexander RebenBy now we've seen everything from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas to Donald Trump to popular memes processed by neural networks like Google's Deep Dream.
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Or that the photos of my friends gawking drunk into the camera while swigging a Meantime Pale Ale told him something about the vacuous sense of self-loathing that comes from metropolitan hedonism?
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" While those remarks passed mostly without comment in December, conservatives late Tuesday night lined up to take shots at Haley, with CNN political commentator Amanda Carpenter describing her speech as "GOP self-loathing.
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Life as The New Kid turned out to be great training for this gig and this moment; when neighbors are strangers, fear and loathing rules the day and the American experiment seems doomed.
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Meanwhile, Billie Piper's Lily, the show's equivalent of Frankenstein's Bride, remains the moral inverse of Vanessa: She embraces her angry self-loathing – she "owns" it, in other words, and this makes her fascinating.
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Given his experience I thought that he would have insights on what it's like to confront deep-rooted fear and loathing of social change, among his constituents and even his own personal friends.
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Trump was also a candidate who seemed perfectly suited to the blunt-talking, libertarian-leaning, government-loathing voters who live in Nevada, a state that really does sometimes feel like the Wild West.
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Only occasionally does the possibility of sex or romance between Quentin and Eliot emerge into text in The Magicians novels, and when it does, it is nearly always inflected with deep self-loathing.
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In the hazy days of our winter break, when we didn't leave the house for a week, I felt like the worst possible version of myself—my most depleted, anxious and self-loathing.
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And at their best, those songs skewer not only Rebecca's delusions but the viewers', too: that love will heal us, that our obsessions are selfless, and that our self-loathing makes us interesting.
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Trump has indeed tapped into a deeply felt loathing of "political correctness," but his willingness to defy it is larger than his particular statements — it's served to establish his character in voters' eyes.
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Through 18 episodes of the show, a complex fraternal bond between Jimmy and Chuck has slowly emerged, with layers of mutual suspicion, anger, a bit of loathing and a faint trace of love.
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In "She Loves Me," which opened in March at Studio 54, Laura Benanti and Zachary Levi star as perfume store clerks falling in love through letters, all while loathing each other at work.
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Seen another way, the attack was a crime motivated by a mixture of hatred against gay people with—judging by reports that Mr Mateen himself visited the club—an element of self-loathing.
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I love what I do, and I want to continue to be an actor, and I want health insurance and appetizers and the fleeting moments of catharsis punctuated by moments of self-loathing.
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These expressions of our shared humanity are important in and of themselves, but also as a way of fighting back at the fear and loathing that are being weaponized in this election cycle.
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He moved to Canada to attend college, and spent a year in business school before he found himself loathing everything he was being taught—it felt wrong, even if he didn't know why.
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"Anthropos" (meaning human) is a term that the birds of "The Birds" — which is performed in Greek, as well as in nonverbal song and squawk talk, with supertitles — pronounce with fear and loathing.
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These exercises summoned up an unparalleled array of self-loathing: Is this me, this lump of flesh, muscle and bone that keeps coming back for more, even though it ought to know better?
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But Warren, in her zeal to find someone she thinks has been ill-used by private equity investors, and ignoring her oft-repeated loathing of millionaires and billionaires, has settled on Taylor Swift.
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Even with overhead shots of the dancers in writhing formation, they tend to blur into one indiscriminate mass, which is a problem if you're trying to establish two mutually loathing, racially segregated sides.
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BoJack, in particular, was a familiar archetype — deeply sad, steeped in self-loathing, quick with the sardonic one-liners, always deliberately pushing people away in spite of his desperate need to be loved.
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Lovecraft's fans and heirs have long struggled with the question of how to separate his particular vision of cosmic horror from the visceral loathing of non-white people he expressed in his work.
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How did his fear — perhaps a result of his being bullied, beat up and called "Jew boy" while growing up in Tennessee — turn into hardened self-loathing and an active hatred of others?
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Trump's vehement hatred of the press is matched only by his loathing of protesters — and his tolerance and encouragement of violence against them: Similarly, "Nixon thrived on adversarial relations with demonstrators," Drew says.
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Tried as she might to ditch the book, its themes of loathing and abuse stuck with her, eventually making their way onto the lead single for her forthcoming debut full-length Strange Moon.
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According to the Staten Island Advance, there was no furniture inside, there were 14 complaints had been lodged against the property, and there was a near-universal loathing of Perrone around the neighborhood.
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But what we're really thinking or feeling in the face of these richly colored snapshots — the sudden amping up of our envy, our self-loathing, our depression — stays hidden from Facebook's all-seeing eye.
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Churchill earned loathing in Wales for his actions as interior minister in 1910 when he first prevaricated but eventually sent troops in to support police trying to quell riots by striking miners in Tonypandy.
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There are the terrible memes praising his old man, the self-conscious reliance on shitty touch-up apps to smooth his wrinkles, and the self-loathing documentation of the food that makes him fat.
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The media framed Grindr-organized orgies as the latest horror to befall gay and bisexual men, suffering HIV, psychosis, and terminal drug overdoses as a result of recklessness, self-loathing, and bad life choices.
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In recent releases it's an underlying feeling that Future is in on all of it — lines about his countless sexual conquests are delivered with, yes, braggadocio, but also bitterness and at times self-loathing.
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But sometimes — after, say, a particularly busy month — your entire wardrobe is piled on the floor and you avert your eyes whenever you walk by the clothing mountain to avoid pangs of self-loathing.
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As Americans feasted on turkey Thursday during the nation's first major post-election holiday, some took to social media to describe the political gloating, loathing and subject avoiding they experienced around the Thanksgiving table.
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The former is centred on the right-wing Alternative for Germany party (AfD), which often lambasts the "foul, red-green, 68er generation", and includes commentators who claim 1968 infected the country with self-loathing.
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"Centuries of oppression of women's knowledge, the cultural devaluation of the Feminine and the loathing of menstruation have meant that we have been locked out of this inner practice," reads the Red School website.
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Then I heard about Porthcawl... So I mailed my editor and pitched my own dream: Fear and Loathing at the Porthcawl Elvis convention – a savage journey to the heart of the (Welsh) American dream.
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"Sorry" is an apology letter of sorts, penned to a past self mired in substance abuse and self-loathing; all said and done, the track took three years of recovery and acceptance to complete.
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There is something almost vampiric about this public siphoning of hurt, from the self-loathing of a suicidal young man to the devastating anguish of a woman who survived a childhood of sex slavery.
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Rather than negotiate and reconcile with Chris's particular self loathing, Soloway turns I Love Dick into an unintentionally sympathetic ode to masculinity and marriage, albeit one peppered with the prerequisite dose of postmodern irony.
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Her self-hatred and self-loathing come gushing out (even if it's couched in self-deprecation) and this excoriation occurs because her rural isolation gives her almost no one else to share this with.
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Once underwater, Bojack's head is encased in a glass bubble and he is unable to speak as he floats around a bustling marine metropolis, haunted by his own thoughts of grandeur and self-loathing.
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That episode, "Terrorform," which ends with the crew facing the monster of Rimmer's self-loathing, made me cry so hard as a teenager that I refused to watch it again for nearly 20 years.
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Related: Hyperrealistic Sculptor Flips "Adam and Eve" On Their Heads Hyperrealistic Sculptures Blur the Line Between Clay and Flesh An Artist Sculpted Hunter S. Thompson's 'Fear and Loathing' Head and It's Too Much, Man
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For instance, "Peace of Mind" follows a tight, nearly hookless churn of the usual narcissism and self loathing but is kept brief only allowing space for the downtempo production to ride to it's end.
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It's probably a stretch to put the blame for a third of Italians loathing their French neighbours on a bunch of takeovers, a couple of botched deals and a stock-market raid or two.
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How does Waller-Bridge take this mass of human pain (grief, self-loathing, class anxiety, dysfunctional female relationships, weird sex stuff) and refashion it into works that feel both bizarrely funny and scary real?
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One reason to have some pause: Campo Santo, the developers behind Firewatch, share an office spare with the developers behind Kingdom of Loathing, the developers long suspected to be the conspirators behind these symbols.
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Taneja's very busy book, in contrast, leaves little room for the reader to experience the strange, shifting identifications the original play makes possible, the way we can turn from pitying Lear to loathing him.
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Processing the self-loathing and hatred shaped by a fear of not having your family, community or the world accept you is a daunting task that must be addressed to live a healthy lifestyle.
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"I don't think snobbery, self-loathing, cynicism and hypocrisy are exclusive to that class," said Mr. Cumberbatch, a graduate of Harrow (and a great-grandson of Queen Victoria's consul general in Turkey and Lebanon).
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Simply put: I have spent the vast majority of my life living in a mental state of extraordinary self-loathing, and it has impacted how I've participated in the world in almost every way.
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In the TV series, we observe the mortifying life of a self-destructive 30-something incapable of adult self-reliance -- the title is a nickname which hints at the depths of her self-loathing.
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Two smaller Schutz works here are stronger: "Shame," a study in contorted female self-loathing, and especially "Open Casket," based on a famous photograph of Emmett Till, young, murdered and disfigured, in his coffin.
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It's as though, for the past nine months, all of New York media has been unable to look away from the sheer spectacle of Caroline Calloway, transfixed half in loathing and half in admiration.
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He also published, with Dr. Paul Links, a handbook describing what he called good psychiatric management, intended for nonspecialists, patients and families dealing with the storms of rage and self-loathing of borderline personality.
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It added new ones, because Rebecca has a lot of unresolved emotional issues and Greg is a self-loathing alcoholic, and neither one of them is actually in a good place for a relationship.
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When Rochester asks Jane to be his mistress and live with him outside the bounds of marriage, in direct opposition to Jane's 19th-century moral code, her self-loathing urges her to agree with him.
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Years later, as I went through high school and most of college as a people-pleasing, self-loathing, ashamed, and guilt ridden person, I wondered where my need to be perfect 24/7 came from?
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In this historical context, Joe becomes ingratiating and antiblack, a self-loathing Harvard-educated black man spouting the kind of pseudo-scientific babble that was used for centuries to justify the enslavement of his people.
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It was our priority to be compassionate and thoughtful so that her ship wasn't rocked so dramatically that we all suffered from her narrative being one of pain, confusion and loathing versus love and celebration.
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Usually these writer characters, whether directly based on the people who created them or not, are depicted as self-loathing misanthropes who tell jokes just to get through another grueling day of being a human.
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Joe Biden has shown us the way: Counter the fear and loathing with words from a gentler time, say, a 1940s Frank Capra movie where men wear hats and women in lipstick have snappy comebacks.
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Depp, of course, is no stranger to portraying drug-addled celebrity somethings: The erstwhile Edward Scissorhands famously portrayed writer slash badass Hunter S. Thompson in the late '90s classic Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
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All the tiny daily moments of loathing for people ahead of you in line, cutting you off on the highway, walking slower than you on the sidewalk, standing too close to you in the elevator.
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It's a fascinating study in bitterness and self-loathing and reminded me more than once of that famous scene in Citizen Kane where the married Kanes grow further and further apart at the breakfast table.
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In last year's Manchester by the Sea, Affleck was mopey, self-loathing, and seized with guilt, whenever he wasn't punching a stranger at a bar after one too many bottles of Sam Adams Boston Lager.
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Filmed in one long take, Greg walks us through his growing dissatisfaction, his gnawing self-loathing, and his seething sense of thwarted ambition, all by glibly declaring he doesn't care about any of these things.
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No. This is a president seeming to live in fear and loathing, one who is willing to go to extraordinary and even dangerous lengths to protect himself from an investigation he insists has no merit.
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My guess is that there are two possible outcomes to the fear and loathing of Trump that now grips members of the GOP establishment, who will now watch the March 85033 balloting with intense fear.
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The claims have prompted investigators to look into whether Mr. Mateen, who had called 911 pledging allegiance to the Islamic State, was also a closeted gay man consumed by feelings of self-loathing and revenge.
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Also: ENEMIES OF THE PEOPLE - Another token of mutual loathing, a Daily Mail headline describing UK judges who ruled that British Prime Minister Theresa May must get parliamentary approval to trigger the formal Brexit process.
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They've harnessed despair at the failure of establishment GOP leaders to subvert what they see as Obama-era power grabs, condescension from the "liberal media" and loathing for political correctness on race, gender and sexuality.
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The best part of these pages is that Gessen, in addition to some requisite self-laceration, allows Andrei to flail, mourn, fantasize and, sometimes, succeed without tipping him either into self-absorption or self-loathing.
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" So she finds decadence by compulsively seducing strangers, co-workers and acquaintances, loathing the sex but finding comfort in the immediate aftermath, when she is "suspended between two worlds, the mistress of the present tense.
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Nidetch lost her weight in her late 30s, after a lifetime of self-loathing and embarrassment; the last indignity was the time someone asked when her baby was due when she was definitively not pregnant.
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This is a pocket of land where the most radicalized rebels have been pushed and where constantly battered and brutalized civilians harbor unshakeable loathing for a regime that has bombed their hospitals and schools incessantly.
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His confession is fraught with irony and his history is tragicomic; unlike the refugees of "The Refugees," he regards himself with the distance of self-loathing, for he has participated in assassinations while following orders.
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But the giving is itself an act of such passive-aggressive loathing that it all but destroys any comedic potential in their relationship, never mind any desire we might have to see their union endure.
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She said that she turned to alcohol to help her deal with a gnawing loneliness, self-loathing and fear that had buffeted her since she was a teenager, and by age 35, had contemplated suicide.
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It's the fog-cutting lucidity of Mr. Staples's lyrics that keeps his hip-hop auteurism grounded; he is routinely penetrating on recurring themes of suicide, self-loathing, self-love, cycles of violence and human intimacy.
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