Caffeine messes with our daily rhythms in other ways, too.
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If somebody [messes] with me that much, I should fight!
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It messes with your mind, your body and your soul.
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"It messes with how we understand being religious," Jensen explains.
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She looks absolutely blissful as she messes with unknowing fans.
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"My son who's 7, he messes with me," she continued.
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It turns out that air travel messes with your mind.
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It messes with you, makes you feel like a prisoner.
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There's an expectation, and inserting other things messes with that.
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It messes with syntax and expectation just like Stein would.
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Being confined and arguing for that long messes with your head.
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"If somebody messes with Nilsa, I have her back," Kortni says.
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Ariana Grande is not someone who messes with her signature ponytail.
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The R. rex fossilPhoto: University of AdelaideNobody messes with the king.
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Sure, it messes with a lot of memories from my childhood.
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If it messes with you, why do you keep using it?
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A rival hacker comes into the shop and messes with Kelly.
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So I think he wants a situation where nobody messes with Russia.
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Kris also strangely messes with Khloe after avoiding her youngest Kardashian daughter.
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Technology doesn't just mess with our heads, it messes with our bodies.
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Crossing 6+ time zones seriously messes with my amygdala, making me depressed.
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You have to rush, I feel like it messes with your confidence.
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It kind of messes with your sense of how things should move.
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"It messes with their inventory and planning," said Mr. Solomito of Kayak.
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BPA, which mimics estrogen, messes with our hormones and can be carcinogenic.
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"And besides, if I walk down the street, no one messes with me."
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"It kind of messes with me," she says of the three-syllable moniker.
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They ask permission before doing anything that messes with part of the world.
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If anything ever messes with this feature of the internet then forget it.
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But being connected to so many potential relationships also messes with your brain.
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And now the security guard will forever know ... NO ONE MESSES WITH HAILEY!!!!
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They've got the Queen's backing, after all, and nobody messes with the Queen.
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He accelerates their evolution, and messes with their world, killing them off indiscriminately.
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AngryThis whole range of emotions totally messes with the reason I use Facebook.
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Constant exposure to sunlight confuses the body and messes with its circadian rhythm.
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" — Jackie, 29, 224 minutes/day "Instagram definitely messes with my mental health sometimes.
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It stays in a weird part of your brain and messes with you.
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It certainly messes with Greta, whose consciousness ("cookie") gets put into a smart home.
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The sonic textures she messes with are almost as good as her heady lyrics.
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It messes with your circadian rhythm by giving you an inconsistent wake-up time.
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Sleep deprivation also messes with hunger, impacts short-term memory, and can be deadly.
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It can be fun and exciting, but it also really messes with your head.
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Any foreign country that messes with us will have a serious problem in return.
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Classics like skee ball are also available unadorned and timeless (really, who messes with perfection?).
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Sleep deprivation messes with your appetite, your memory and even the health of your skin.
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This changes what the hairs perceive and messes with the signals that your brain receives.
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Diarrhea and hangover poops are just one more way that alcohol messes with your body.
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Sugar is devoid of any real nutrition, messes with your metabolism, and rots your teeth.
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It winks at you, messes with you, and laughs both with you and at you.
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" Joe joined in, telling the tabloid, "When somebody messes with my baby, then it's over!
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This is a game that really messes with both your mind and your visual perception.
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There is, however, one big downside to all of that: it really messes with video playback.
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Studies have already shown that light pollution messes with the sleeping patterns of humans and wildlife.
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If you don't know what's going on — like I didn't — this sensitization messes with your head.
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Octopus's garden apartment complex Let's try this again: "South Park" messes with Alexa in viewers' homes.
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Some have argued that the film silences black women and messes with Turner's still-murky history.
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For other people it messes with stress levels and mood regulation in a really negative way.
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Because it gets in his head and it just messes with all of us a little bit.
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Think of it as a cyber rifle that messes with the drone so much it becomes ineffective.
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It puts you in the shit when it wears off, and it messes with your sleeping pattern.
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It messes with you, and they don't go as far as they can go on their potential.
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Not many people want to clean up others' messes with hundreds of people looking over their shoulder.
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It's so tiny compared to today's phones that it messes with people's expectations in a big way.
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And it really messes with your ego, because nobody wants to get beaten by other people physically.
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Several million Americans suffer from celiac disease, which messes with the small intestine's physical ability to absorb nutrients.
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I had to have several blood transfusions because chemo is a poison; it messes with the blood cells.
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"If somebody messes with my family, I don't forgive," Hilton said about her current beef with the actress.
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Look, nobody messes with Kim Jong-un of North Korea, because he's a crazy, inexperienced guy with nukes.
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Short answer: Poorly designed virtual reality messes with the systems humans have evolved for physically navigating through space.
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Elsewhere, on the chorus of "Porsche," (below) Charli messes with pop music's classic—and sometimes gutless—romantic impulse.
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Reducing Himiko to a literal corpse removes the game's principal antagonist and messes with the Indiana Jones formula.
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Skin IrritationAgain, anything that messes with the skin around your vaginal and urethral areas can cause painful, burning urination.
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Plus, even one glass of wine messes with my sleep and leaves me with a headache in the morning.
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The experiment revealed a few surprising ways that space messes with the body, like damaging DNA and affecting cognition.
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For example, any medical condition that messes with hormones — like polycystic ovarian syndrome or thyroid disorders — could change periods.
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"I think if you think about it too much it messes with a lot of things, mentally," he said.
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I don't operate well with being too serious; I find that messes with my process more than anything else.
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Anke Schnell, an Atlanta mom, says that if someone messes with her son's Lego building, he can become explosive.
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You're probably guilty of quickly cleaning up messes with a vacuum that you probably should have tackled by hand.
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Although it has not been proven conclusively, many scientists think that changing the clocks messes with humans' circadian rhythms.
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After a while, the pile of blocks gets so high that nobody messes with the pieces on the bottom.
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Don't buy anything expensive, like electronics or travel tickets; Mercury messes with commerce as much as it does communication.
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Instead of digging the full-size vacuum out of the closet, tackle crevasses and smaller messes with a handheld.
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I wish I could follow one method, but when you travel a lot, it really messes with that routine.
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"If anyone messes with you again, you will have a recognized, legitimate sisterhood backing you up," Ros tells Susie.
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I've heard it messes with digestion and rots your teeth, but I like it so much better than regular water.
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Gypsy stars Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup and has Watts playing a therapist who apparently just messes with her patients.
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Because exercise-induced amenorrhea messes with the production of reproductive hormones, athletes with the condition tend to be estrogen-deficient.
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Instead of fighting that, let's embrace it and fix the internet before it completely messes with our stupid monkey brains.
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I had neither burning mouth, which is accompanied by a scalding sensation, nor dry mouth, which messes with salivary production.
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The Kardashians don't want this kind of street cred because they think it messes with the heart of their brand.
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Because we are such a big team, sometimes the speed of the game messes with us, but we played smart.
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It's not enough that he messes with the election process, steals the presidency, and basically murders anyone in his way.
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And I like atmospheric psychological mystery, obviously, especially stuff that messes with the (supposed) boundary between crime and literary fiction.
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When you're an eagle no one messes with you, least of all some silly mountain dog that can't even fly.
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Fortunately, Doom Eternal messes with the alchemy of its combat much less than it does its story and world-building.
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" A tariff program, he said, is "kind of like the military—if it's strong enough, then nobody messes with you.
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She doesn't mind when he logs on, messes with her likes and follows the lives of her friends (like me).
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It isn't just good exercise, it's also the best protection since, she says no one messes with a skipping woman.
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And Mexican authorities have vowed to do everything they can to ensure that no one messes with the money immigrants send.
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"Constipation messes with the vagina, too," she writes, explaining that when people are constipated, they tend to "strain" on the toilet.
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Things that connect people on a level that's recognizable, but then messes with that a little, or makes it more uncomfortable.
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The series messes with viewers minds as it follows realistic android hosts in an amusement park who start to become sentient.
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The exact mechanisms aren't totally understood, but we know that anything that messes with that fragile balance can cause bacterial vaginosis.
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I guess seeing a vision of all your dead friends saying, "You could have saved us," really messes with a guy.
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Maybe he'll even avoid Butterfield's couch, at least until later in life when someone other than me messes with his head.
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The experience inspired him to create Do Not Disturb, a new app that will alert users if someone messes with their Mac.
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This applies to the four albums reviewed below, several political despite themselves, each of which messes with established forms while representing desire.
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This experimental 360° droste plays around with the idea of an endless loop, but also messes with the concept of linear time.
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"Sometimes when teams play zone, it kind of messes with Frank a little bit," Kansas coach Bill Self said after the victory.
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"If you are on the tenth domestic violence call in one day it messes with your brain," says a former police officer.
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High blood sugar can also make your blood flow slow down, which in turn messes with your body's ability to heal itself.
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Instead, she sends her audio portions to the studio, which messes with Jamal, who much prefers the connection he had with Freda.
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"I'm banned from the Olympics; I put too much spin on the ball, and it messes with the Earth's rotation," he said.
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That no matter who messes with you, you pick up the biggest stick that you can, and you fight back with it.
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No one messes with Hannah's decisions to follow her heart — especially if her heart leads her to want sex in a windmill.
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In a measure of how much this show messes with you, I briefly wondered if Irving, too, was somehow an Elliott projection.
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Research has shown that the treatment messes with the gut microbes that help them digest their leafy diet — meaning they can starve.
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All that screen staring messes with our sleep and vision, and most critically, keeps us from being aware of those around us.
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And he doesn't appreciate it when the ostensible head of the party, Trump, or his allies do something that messes with the chemistry.
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That electric signal messes with your balance, tricking you into feeling like you're falling one way, so you move the other to correct.
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Stream flows can be disrupted by both too much and too little water, which messes with the habitats of fish and other wildlife.
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No longer will Agent 47 meet a horrific end if he messes with the wrong commode in Marrakesh: I, for one, am relieved.
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Destroying Dany's ships weakens the Dragon Queen significantly and messes with the entire battle plan she laid out on that table at Dragonstone.
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" She clarified,"I don't remember my mum using the word 'virgin' but she was like, 'It goes inside you and messes with you.
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He's just another spokesman trying to cover up the president's messes with carefully worded statements, only to be contradicted by a Trumpian tweet.
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A campaign bus has been touring the country under the slogan of Con Mis Hijos No Se Metan ("no one messes with my kids").
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The way it subverts those tropes and expectations, and messes with the power dynamics they've created, is part of what makes Crazyhead so exciting.
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Not because of the inevitable food quality decline (cancer messes with your taste buds and overall cooking abilities), but because she was never home.
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"That just makes me nervous anytime someone messes with my passport any way," Ms. Dillard, a Milwaukee native, said in an interview on Monday.
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Bateman-House is concerned that GoFundMe allows misinformation, suggesting it messes with patients' abilities to make informed decisions by not policing false medical claims.
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It's how I explore how a movie like American Animals or I, Tonya messes with the audience, and what that teaches audiences to expect.
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This is just one class of extreme weather we can expect to see more of, on average, as climate change messes with our weather systems.
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But more importantly, there are probably a lot of other places where the changing climate or human activity messes with entire food webs and ecosystems.
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But the one that really messes with my understanding of the picture is White Girl, which is based on writer/director Elizabeth Wood's own experiences.
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He has shown, yet again, that the normal rules of politics don't apply to him and made a statement that no one messes with Trump.
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Many studies claim the time change could even damage physical and mental health since this societal self-imposed jet lag messes with our circadian rhythm.
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Its throttling policy doesn't violate net neutrality principles, but the least the company can do is proactively notify customers when it messes with their video streams.
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Not only does estrogen directly affect how potent your cannabis is, it also messes with the way your body's naturally occurring cannabinoids work, Dr. Knox explains.
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But those changes can also happen when you're on birth control pills or in the early stages of pregnancy — basically anything that messes with your hormones.
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It's a sick game that comes to an end when he accidentally messes with the wrong crowd: a group of stuntwomen going on a test drive.
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Either way, these clothes are just further confirmation that no one messes with Beyoncé — and if you try, she'll just beat you at your own game.
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"The moment that the regime messes with our observation posts, if there is any attack, then things will take a very different direction," Erdogan told Reuters.
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When Obama wanted to make sure stimulus money didn't disappear to fraud, he turned to Biden — "nobody messes with Joe," he said — and Biden came through.
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In the somewhat smaller works of "Safe House," at the Mary Boone Gallery, Ms. Abney messes with language more, riving relatively normal images of black life.
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"It kind of messes with you because you think you are going to do good the rest of the game," Gurley said of the successful opening drive.
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New gadgets, new villains, new attitude — there must be a million ways The Lego Batman movie messes with the bat-canon, yet somehow it never violates it.
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M: So if a hacker messes with your firmware, the damage would be done before you would have a chance to click on anything to fix it?
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The way Soderbergh messes with movies and the business around them is of a piece with his favorite narrative theme: how money makes or breaks human relationships.
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The active ingredient in most hot sauce is something called capsaicin, a chemical compound found in chili peppers that messes with the nerve endings on your skin.
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Even if they had, I'd still have been more worried about the many other so-called "women's issues" that PCOS often messes with: body hair, weight, and mood.
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Last year, Facebook's first president Sean Parker and former executive Chamath Palihapitiya both expressed serious misgivings about Facebook and how it messes with people's psychological and social structures.
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Alcohol messes with your brain's communication pathways (which alters your judgement and behavior), changes your mood, makes it harder to think clearly, and leads to dehydration and hangovers.
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The Deebot can pick up most messes with ease, but can also employ the help of a max power mode for double the suction in even the toughest areas.
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Who cares that this messes with decades of canon, and will likely be re-written (retconned, in the comics parlance) in a future comic, making the entire mess pointless?
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As climate change messes with ecosystems, scientists and doctors have worried that outbreaks of zoonotic diseases (those that can spread from animals to humans) could become harder to predict.
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And in the same way that restrictive eating totally messes with how you see food, the quest to perfectly ritualize my work life was warping my relationship to time.
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The option to password protect profiles within a single account would keep your viewing history private from nosy roommates while ensuring no one messes with your carefully constructed queue.
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Be a Master of Disaster and tidy up those unexpected messes with an easy, portable alternative to the cumbersome stand-up vacuums and get yourself a handheld vacuum instead.
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"Alcohol, for example, is a depressant, and it actually messes with the neurotransmitters in your brain, including the one needed to help you keep anxiety at bay," she says.
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While that's exciting from a character standpoint, it also messes with the chemistry of the show, which is built off Rory and Lorelai spouting nonstop quips at each other.
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It messes with the standard chords, melodies, and classic 4/4 tempo typically used in house music, and Sam Smith's robust vocals gave the song a hint of soul.
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In order to display the acrostic with its canonical formatting, I'm going to embed a screenshot rather than use Twitter's native embed function, which sometimes messes with line spacing.
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"I will die before anyone messes with its security," he said, adding that the 20133 uprising, when the army stood by while Mubarak was forced out, would not be repeated.
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It messes with any plans you had for the future, with your social circle, your tenancy agreement, and your belief that the world is ultimately a fair and just place.
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On "Not Safe With Nikki Glaser," at 10:30, Ms. Glaser messes with guys on Tinder, discusses the concept of the friend zone and goes to a foot-fetish party.
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When those surges go unchecked for sustained periods, they can disrupt a child's brain development, damage the cardiovascular system, and cause chronic inflammation that messes with the body's immune system.
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The idea is that staring at blue light, like the cooler backlight of other Kindles, messes with our circadian rhythms and makes it more difficult to fall asleep at night.
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A broken heart messes with you internally—your hormone levels go on a rollercoaster ride—and then you want to eat either nothing or inhale candy bar after candy bar.
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Because Disk Cactus is a zany company—you might remember their very necessary invention, the Emoji Keyboard—AI•Scry includes an "Attention Aperture" slider which messes with the AI's guesses.
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Chronic stress messes with your body in several ways — from sleepless nights to appetite changes, your body can react in seemingly unusual ways when you're experiencing a lot of stress.
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But a techno album whose immersive sonic universe keeps flickering, as if undone by beams of light streaming in from the outside world, by definition messes with its own formal limitations.
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It also messes with the way your heart responds to adrenaline, and depletes your store of electrolytes like magnesium, sodium, and potassium, which can in turn affect the heart's electrical currents.
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Lucky planet Jupiter is currently creating abundant, exciting vibes in the relationship sector of your chart, but a competitive energy—possibly even jealousy—could manifest today when Mars messes with Jupiter.
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Bernard messes with his own memories in order to keep the staff of Delos from catching onto the fact that he's onto them (but really to keep the Westworld audiences guessing).
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Tesla would need something strong enough to irradiate grime into oblivion, but not so powerful that it messes with the glass underneath or the human on the other side of it.
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CBD isn't the only substance that messes with the body's ability to metabolize these drugs — both St. John's wort and the humble grapefruit are unfriendly — but CBD is comparatively poorly studied.
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Studies have shown that apple cider vinegar delays "gastric emptying," meaning it messes with your body's ability to move food from the stomach into the intestines, which can leave you feeling queasy.
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The first two installments of their story, released in 1995 and 2004, are just about the most romantic (and, somehow, realistic) portraits of the way time messes with humans and our relationships.
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I don't have work again until Wednesday, and when I usually have a couple days off, I try not to sleep too much after work because it messes with my sleep cycle.
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It's cruel because the audiences messes with the mind of the film's protagonist, Stefan (Fionn Whitehead), and it's addicting because...the audience gets to mess with the mind of the film's protagonist.
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READ: Ken Starr says there will be "hell to pay" if Whitaker messes with Mueller "The regulations under which [Mueller] was appointed do not contemplate a fulsome kind of report," Starr said.
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Hader: Yeah, because you're wrapping up so many things and you have 30 minutes to kind of give everybody their moment so it's hard because it messes with the pace of everything.
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Reeder's oldest short of the three, "Seven Songs About Thunder," follows a young woman who fakes pregnancy, messes with her therapist, and may or may not have killed herself or someone else.
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But that means thinking through what might happen in the next few years and making clear to Xi that he will pay an extremely high price if he messes with Taiwan's freedom.
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Sure, you can plug the routers into something like an extension cord or power strip in a pinch, but it messes with the aesthetic, and makes it a little fussier to set up.
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Now, a Chinese tabloid with a reputation for stirring things up is saying not so fast—if America messes with trade, the Eastern power will put a stop on corn and soybean imports.
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It will kill your children; it will kill your pets and everyone you know who messes with it ... If it moves 20 miles to the west, you and everyone you know are dead.
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It's the practice of massaging a heat-activated gel face wash on dry skin (water messes with the chemical reaction), letting it sit for 30 seconds, then washing it off with warm water.
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Maybe it's the way that it looks way too polished, or how it messes with the nostalgic memories of our beloved characters, but we just know it's not right when we see it.
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And Berry's decision to shift perspectives throughout the first two-thirds of the book, from Claire's slightly unhinged present-day head to a third-person recounting of the past, messes with her momentum.
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Shook messes with that well-worn topic a bit, allowing the culprit to explain their side of the story and at least attempt to convince you that neither party is totally in the right.
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Instead, it seems to make him all the more determined to ensure that no one messes with him ever again, and plants the purest seeds yet for the man we know he's next to become.
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It messes with your moods in a way that can overwhelm your life, and those are just a few of the reasons you don't see a lot of real-life people engaging in this lifestyle.
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I don't want to get too in-depth with my personal opinions of it and where the songs came from because I think it messes with the listener to know the inside mindset of the writer.
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If Cambridge Analytica messes with everybody's privacy, you can't throw them in jail in the way that, if you're a doctor and you repeatedly violate HIPAA, the government makes sure you face very severe legal consequences.
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Regardless of the fact that our bodies and minds don't benefit from portions this big, the ever-expanding serving size messes with our brains so we don't even notice we're consuming more than we used to.
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Fans shared a video of Mariah signing autographs in the middle of her show earlier this week, which is honestly a very weird thing to do, and likely messes with the entire flow of the whole thing.
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Even if he's clean now, even if he's not eating dairy (which messes with mucus production, altering the voice), and following a strict vocal regime, he's got to live with the damage he inflicted in the 1980s.
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Alcohol also messes with a hormone in your kidneys so your body is more apt to flush water out than reabsorb liquids, which means you're more likely to wake up to use the bathroom—and wind up dehydrated.
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My favorite of the demos, Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, is set up like a theme park ride, where you're in a car moving on a track through a funhouse while a masked, murderous psychopath messes with you.
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"I hate to say it this way, but we clean up a little bit of the mess, so we need more people to help clean up the messes with us, but it's just normal for us," Jesse says.
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Fatty keto options like butter and meat can increase your blood pressure, while a higher protein intake can put added stress on kidneys, because it adds more acid to them and messes with the body's balance of calcium.
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I'm assuming we're going to see more of Nymeria now that she knows Arya's in her territory — she's a solid deux ex machina, waiting in the wings to bite the ass off anyone who messes with her personal Stark.
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He feels like he's not really supposed to be with me and it just messes with him because he's just a regular guy that came out of nowhere and I just wasn't the nicest person to him in the beginning.
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Billy Bob Thornton is a deeply scary villain who kills and messes with people in increasingly creative ways over the course of the first season, and Martin Freeman is so contemptible from the get-go that it makes your skin crawl.
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First, Occlusion, whereby your body blocks the camera sensors from gathering the signal dispatched by the Touch controllers, is a considerable problem if your sensors are only in front of you and when tracking drops it really messes with immersion.
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It was a game that got a little chippy and I'm proud of our guys for sticking up for one another and having that mentality that if someone messes with one of us they're going to have to mess with all of us.
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The 69-year-old explained that he has irritable bowel syndrome, which messes with your ability to control your bowel movements, especially when you're stressed—something he apparently experienced driving to work on Friday morning after some dude cut in front of him.
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What we now know about orexins also helps explain why losing just a few tens of thousands of cells should result in a disabling, multi-symptomatic disorder like narcolepsy—something that messes with wakefulness and sleep, body temperature, metabolism, feeding, motivation and mood.
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The biggest impact of reading the newly published book The Drug Hunters, in which pharmaceutical industry consultant Donald Kirsch writes about the histories of medicines like aspirin, penicillin, and insulin, is how it messes with your confidence about the future of health care.
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The (re)rise of Joe Biden in South Carolina on Saturday, however, messes with Bloomberg's vision of scooping up a bunch of delegates on Super Tuesday and emerging as the consensus establishment option to stop the Vermont democratic socialist's march to the nomination.
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There are also software modifications for GameCube consoles that make Melee more likely to read these precise inputs even if the controller isn't perfect, but this messes with the "purity" of Melee competition and can lead to potential errors from tournament organizers, Kotaku pointed out.
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Here's the mascot just so you have a visual: Brio will tell you if someone messes with your drink while you're in the bathroom, but instead of going by weight changes or some other metric, you have to cover your drink with the coaster.
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Read: Ken Starr says there will be "hell to pay" if Whitaker messes with Mueller Critics have charged that Whitaker's attacks on Robert Mueller and Hillary Clinton appear to have been the main selling point for him to get the job as Trump's attorney general.
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It's when she stands up to one of these larger-than-life figures (after an epic battle messes with her commute) that she accidentally becomes a cult "hero" in her own right … even if it's just to her group of lovably quirky co-workers.
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To sum it up, Aries, this month you'll show a lovely face to the VIPs who need to see it (thanks Venus in Capricorn!), but you'll also be able to scare the fuck out of anyone who messes with you (thanks Pluto and Jupiter!).
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" And as energy companies intensified pressure on the administration to approve applications for oil and gas drilling in wilderness areas, Mr. Turnage issued a warning: "If Watt messes with the wilderness system, he will find it is like sticking his hand in a Cuisinart.
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That's when I started using different names, like Harriet Chan: if I'm supposed to be Chinese and it looks like an African-American painting, then it messes with the viewer's mind, because they're thinking, well, this doesn't look like I think it should look.
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She messes with gender norms, and rap/sings over a low-key production that's all the more surprising once you realize it's by The Stereotypes — the same production team who worked with Cardi B and Bruno Mars, who are not exactly known for their stripped down...anything.
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Given that HomePods aren't meant to be put on a soft surface (the tweeters fire down, so putting it on cloth messes with the reflectivity of the sound), it's not the sort of problem you can solve by just putting down a cloth underneath it, either.
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Alissa: What we've been saying, in many ways, is that what makes a rom-com great has a lot to do with who is in it and how it uses (and sometimes messes with) the tropes of the genre, many of which have been around for centuries.
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"Gaslighting" is a term culled from the hit 1944 movie "Gaslight" starring Ingrid Bergman, Charles Boyer, and Joseph Cotton that tells the story of how an abusive husband deliberately manipulates the truth and messes with the gas-powered lighting in their home to drive her insane.
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But even setting aside the plan's structural flaws — most notably that it would disadvantage larger families and lower-wage workers, precisely the people who need help the most — even some fans of the measure acknowledge that anything that messes with Social Security is an almost impossible political sell.
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"Alcohol messes with your sleep cycles, resulting in more arousals, and causing you to spend less time in the important deep sleep stages," Dr. Rajkumar Dasgupta, an assistant professor at the University of Southern California's Keck School of Medicine and a spokesperson for the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, told HuffPost.
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"I mean, I got a dog because with this schedule, I can't keep a girlfriend or I can't get a girlfriend — whichever one," he admits as he messes with his hair for a bit, sporting that signature perplexed look on his face that the whole world has seemingly fallen in love with.
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Hannah Gadsby messes with anti-vaxxers by making pet rock versions of memes Pilot crashes plane and proceeds to vlog his rescue from the Canadian wilderness Netflix's 'Mindhunter' Season 2 trailer teases teeny but terrifying Charles Manson Bear cub scares the crap out of two dudes just trying to take a nap
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Seth Meyers tears into politicians for blaming video games for mass shootings Firefighters set up ladders to help raccoons safely escape a warehouse fire Jimmy Kimmel calls out Trump's response to the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton Hannah Gadsby messes with anti-vaxxers by making pet rock versions of memes
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Similar to a pro's pro in the sense that the glue guy is universally loved and does a lot to keep morale in the dressing room high, but these are the lads who specifically take on the role of trying to beat the shit out of anyone who messes with their teammates.
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Going into the particular journeys everyone undergoes this season would take up more time than any of us have — though Princess Carolyn's painful arc deserves special notice, as does Sedaris bringing it to life — so from here, let's get into the biggest way season four messes with the show's formula, for the better.
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The fact that Dunkirk — a war movie that subverts war movies, was shot in multiple formats, and once again messes with the way time and memory works — raked in 20 percent more at the box office than projected its opening weekend proves once again that Nolan's idiosyncratic approach to film can be popular as well.
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"I guess, in my mind, they're certainly related — but it's an embrace of the need to engage with the political system in general rather than sort of [saying] 'Let's get all these people engaged under the guise of an election and then if a politician messes with us we'll turn these people lose on their office,'" he said.
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This is, of course, the kind of thing that wouldn't have merited mention in the press had conservatives not been waging a war on Google for years—in large part at the behest of Trump, who has a serious grudge against the company over baseless claims that it has blacklisted his speeches and messes with search results to screw him over.
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With R&B master drummer Steve Jordan overseeing an unfailing groove, LaVette messes with the songs at will, not just by changing genders as storylines require—"Don't Fall Apart on Me Tonight" is so different addressed to a man—and introducing the terms "bullshit" and "fucked up" to Dylan's lexicon, but by swapping and omitting stanzas and updating historical references, Annie Oakley and Belle Starr to Otis Redding and Bruno Mars.
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"The End of Relevance," which, like the two all-impasto works, was done in 2015 (it would be intriguing to learn where the completion of the three paintings fell chronologically), is the most optically dazzling work in the show: composed of wobbly black lines over a pale blue field, with a mass of black scribbles dominating the right half and two black-outlined blobs of yellow paint in the lower left quadrant, the visual buzz set off by the close proximity of the lines messes with your eyes and brain.
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Taking a broad bio-psycho-social perspective, there are a bunch of reasons why sleeping longer than you need to can have a downside: it can make you late for work, it places you out of sync with your family and friends, it encroaches on your wake-time and reduces opportunities for health-promoting physical activity (and in addition, increases your time spent unhealthily static); it attracts opprobrium which can degrade your mood and self-esteem; it messes with your appetite hormones, destabilizing your experience of hunger and satiety—and last, but by no means least, because one of the most robust findings in longitudinal sleep epidemiology is that those who report the longest typical sleep durations (say, 10 hours+/night) also tend to die significantly earlier than those who report 'average' sleep durations.
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