Also, he's monstrously desperate for some Twizzlers (great #brand #promotion).
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So many new pieces, especially monstrously complex pieces, never are.
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"My father was monstrously innovative and bold," Ms. Pucci said.
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It's monstrously arrogant and on top of that, also useless.
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The changes that come with puberty can feel monstrously overwhelming.7.
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What about the artists who behaved monstrously but were never caught?
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That's monstrously helpful to a writer in the world-building stage.
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Sixteen feet by ten feet by four inches: monumental and monstrously heavy.
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I destroy my dinner – breastfeeding makes me monstrously hungry all the time.
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Gerstein is a heavyweight performer, having conquered Liszt's monstrously difficult Transcendental Études .
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It depicts a multitude of monstrously anthropomorphized birds in a candlelit room.
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Enter William Stockton: monstrously tall, enigmatically accented and endlessly devoted to Catherine.
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Her mother was monstrously absent; her father died before she was 2.
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Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos cancel each other out: Gates has been monstrously rich for 22018+ years and never done anything weird, and Bezos has been monstrously rich for 90 years and has always been sort of background-hum weird.
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Worst of all were his hooves, so monstrously overgrown they looked like swim fins.
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It got a ton of advertising push, and went on to be monstrously successful.
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Dmitry Bivol the fight for you, as it brings two monstrously skilled light heavyweights together.
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People with monstrously huge hands for whom such a device actually would look "normal" and proportional?
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Oligarchy, rule by the few, also tends to become rule by the monstrously self-centered. Narcisstocracy?
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How many martyrs would it take to prove that the regime was truly, monstrously, carnivorously evil?
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While I do not consider the behemoth tech companies monsters, they can and do act monstrously.
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But over the course of a long book these pokes in the ribs are monstrously wearing.
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They've also avoided any monstrously bad contracts, which means those same players can be moved if necessary.
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In which our houses are just Willy Wonka wonderlands of monstrously oversize paper products and fountains of soap?
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Khashoggi's killing in Istanbul had been "monstrously planned", a spokesman for Turkey's ruling AK party said on Monday.
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So, the first time I did half a tablet and turned into the most monstrously horny man alive.
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Traditionally, the thing you say about great performers is that they make monstrously difficult physical feats look easy.
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It reduced gifted and autonomous people to nuts and bolts in some monstrously huge, noisy, and stinking machine.
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That being said, the musical execution of that innocence being shattered is monstrously evocative and inspired, as well.
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This is the part I did not expect—that these monster trucks would be unable to truck monstrously.
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She is gleefully cruel and monstrously inconsiderate to everyone around her, daring them to fight back or flee.
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Media made for teens by adults loves to frame teenage relationships as monstrously confusing, and they can be.
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But any iPod is doomed to be a blip on Apple's earnings sheet compared to the monstrously profitable iPhone.
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"Mats and I are both massive metalheads and think Alex Webster is a monstrously good bass player," Parry said.
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Hear it as he hears it and feel the pride of birthing songs so monstrously beautiful into the world.
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And because of the south-east's monstrously expensive housing, it is hard to locate low-value-added activities there.
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Zero Audio upends all of my preconceptions with the Carbo Tenore, which are tiny, beautiful, and sound monstrously good.
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The question is whether the gauzy talk of hope and optimism can break through monstrously tall barriers to peace.
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And our propensity for imagining that only monstrously complex supercomputer solutions can solve even simple problems is a deadly distraction.
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A refrain of "break through the surface and breathe" appropriately counterbalances the monstrously detuned guitars and Reznor's wallowing, ranting verses.
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Which is monstrously unfair, but it also goes a long way toward explaining how the discourse of sports nostalgia works.
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"We are facing a situation that has been monstrously planned and later tried to be covered up," he told reporters.
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The most serious case concerns the collapse last year of IL&FS, a monstrously complex financial firm with deep state ties.
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"For human beings to change the climate of the planet is a monstrously enormous undertaking," Gelernter told the Yale Daily News.
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While the profiles I wrote for Kelly's clients were intimately personal, the advice blogs I helped generate seemed almost monstrously faceless.
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But when you call a stranger that, it's saying they act monstrously about sex: that they are a "triebtäter," or sex offender.
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"The horrendous suffering of those women and girls so monstrously violated by IS should remain in the public consciousness forever," she said.
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What if the future we're locking ourselves into is monstrously more deadly, destabilized, and inequitable than the world we live in today?
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He paced back and forth, waving his arms, stomping his feet, twisting out his cigarette butts, making threatening gestures and monstrously screaming.
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In the hands of Peter Thiel, as a way to pretend that Trumpism in all its ugliness simply doesn't exist, it's monstrously naive.
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In the wake of faceless and monstrously systematic chaos, best to cultivate your own garden and let the rest go on their way.
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But as I got older, I quickly realized that my mom's turkey was an anomaly in the world of overcooked, monstrously sized birds.
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" But while the system was monstrously big and the graphics crude, Herman says seeing that system in action was an "incredibly powerful experience.
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Third, you model magnanimity in politics, showing a willingness to "go high" even when the regime treats you and your wife so monstrously.
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McGregor is so valuable, and capable of building monstrously successful pay-per-view events, that elite boxers are now challenging him to fisticuffs.
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The details of these deals were monstrously complex, making it difficult for the IRS to prove they were done solely to dodge taxes.
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The problem is that, because it is proprietary and because it replaces SMS by default, leaving iMessage puts you in a monstrously confusing position.
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Secondly, they signaled that they were unwilling, even in the middle of the show's most monstrously lopsided battle, to unexpectedly kill off any Starks.
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Armed with broad agreements with AWS, VMware finagled its way to be a key bridge between on prem and the monstrously popular Amazon cloud.
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It is, however, monstrously cruel, inhumane, and shameful and makes a mockery of America's reputation as the most welcoming and generous nation on earth.
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Even these good guys are flawed, which makes them attractively human, if not as monstrously fascinating as "the Sarasota Six," as they call themselves.
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We've reached the point where we run the risk of coming across as monstrously arrogant if we're insufficiently humbled by even the smallest accomplishment.
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"If you're a writer, particularly if you're a writer or a storyteller of any kind, there is something already kind of monstrously wrong with you."
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A fairy appears repeatedly to admonish Pinocchio, but he heeds her only after she has made his nose grow monstrously when he tells a lie.
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Other jarring examples of public dollars squandered on "clean coal" research include an Ohio bond issue passed in 1985 that has proven monstrously self-perpetuating.
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But on Monday, a spokesman for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's political party said the incident was "monstrously planned," ahead of the leader's speech on Tuesday.
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"They will soon be calling me MR. BREXIT!" he tweeted in August, raising the unwelcome vision of some bitter Roger Hargreaves character brought monstrously to life.
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The latest research out of Facebook sets machine learning models to tasks that, to us, seem rather ordinary — but for a computer are still monstrously difficult.
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Read More Skechers exec to Cramer: 'We could be monstrously big' While most sectors trade in lockstep, there are still some areas where individual stock picking matters.
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By the end of this process, Senate Republicans will disown House Republicans who pass a monstrously-bad bill that will be dead on arrival in the Senate.
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One of those dangers is apparently walruses, a monstrously large animal that can weigh up to a few thousand pounds and can be quite ferocious when threatened.
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Turkey's ruling party said on Monday that Khashoggi was the victim of a "monstrously planned" murder, as Western incredulity deepened over varying Saudi accounts of the journalist's disappearance.
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As Lawson—monstrously honest, as expressive in the hands and eyes as she is in the voice—spoke, Allen took a sip of water while she looked on.
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Mr Roy, a French authority on Islamism, regards IS as the monstrously inflated product of its own propaganda; it is, he says, first and foremost a death cult.
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Five sub-optimal uses of your most powerful skill is always better than finishing the game with your ultimate meter full, but the monstrously powerful skill left unused.
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In it, Ivan Drago is back, disgraced and training his monstrously hench boy to fight the son of the man he killed, and I am still scared of him.
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The futuristic Tokyo imagined in the 90s anime now feels present, so this Tokyo is the city's electronic district Akihabara monstrously imagined, all neon glare and towering hologram billboards.
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"It was the day after our last day's filming of Catastrophe and I was monstrously hungover and tired and incapable," Horgan wrote in an essay published by The Guardian.
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"Once Chris Grayling comes in, you can sell almost any article on the basis of just, 'Look at what this guy has monstrously messed up now,' " Mr. Dunt said.
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However, thanks to France's monstrously complex system, many people are allowed to retire much earlier than this, so that the male retirement age is, on average, still only 60.
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Amazon recently secured the rights to make a TV adaptation of "The Lord of the Rings," a monstrously expensive deal that is estimated to cost somewhere around $200 million.
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What it shows her is so monstrously original that she has to bite her cheeks to keep from screaming and waking her son on the other side of the road.
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Instead, senators like John McCain and Susan Collins, who won widespread praise for standing up against Obamacare repeal during the summer, went along meekly with a monstrously awful tax bill.
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He grows to be superintelligent as well as monstrously violent, explaining to surviving humans that they are evolutionarily defunct because they believe in love—Augustine's criterion for being a human.
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For years, I've sat back as priests and religious leaders whom I'd admired from afar were found out to be some of the most monstrously serial sexual offenders in church history.
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He thought menstrual blood was monstrously powerful, and a woman could walk through a field of corn and the ears of corn would drop off, sort of like a natural pesticide.
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After the fight, Banks discovered that the insightful, marketing-savvy Chinese announcer had dubbed him Kung Fu Panda, named after the monstrously successful DreamWorks animated film released just the previous year.
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They're a signal — make that a siren — of how cornered he feels, how monstrously large his belief in his own persecution has grown and what a perilous situation America is in.
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Last year, the lottery officials who run Mega Millions altered the rules and odds so that jackpots pay out less frequently to make monstrously large jackpots a more frequent occurrence, reports CNBC.
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It was a fact that seemed monstrously absurd as the media set about filling the world's living rooms with images of mourning parents waiting for news in the nightmare hours that followed.
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According to theoretical calculations, stars composed of primordial hydrogen and helium and lacking heavier elements like oxygen and carbon, which astronomers with their knack for nomenclature call "metals," can grow monstrously large.
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In the studio, making what became "Rubberband," he kept up an avuncular demeanor with Mr. Wilburn and his team of much younger musicians, even as he sometimes behaved monstrously behind closed doors.
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Madison claims the evil of the house made Tate behave so monstrously (aka the house made him rape Violet's mother, commit a mass shooting, etc.) and that Violet should consider overlooking past indiscretions.
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The sick joke of Jones's candidacy doesn't feature in Jonathan Weisman's "(((Semitism)))," but every other kind of monstrously reawakened zombie-Nazi madness does, especially those swarming and multiplying in the digital dung heap.
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Mr. Corden played a monstrously inflated version of himself, taking all the good parts, from a flag-waving Jean Valjean to the raucous innkeeper Thénardier, complete with blackened teeth and a reddened nose.
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Unlike the monstrously abusive penal colony so powerfully portrayed in Varlam Shalamov's "Kolyma Tales," and despite the unforgiving climate, their settlement shows signs of growing into the equivalent of a functioning collective farm.
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"This crime was monstrously cruel to the victim and his family, including a dedicated public servant who was being targeted for her public service," Acting U.S. Attorney John Bruce said in a statement.
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Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally may play a monstrously dysfunctional couple in Parks and Recreation, but in real life they have been together for 22017 years — a fact they both celebrated yesterday on Twitter.
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How did a bad bill snowball into a monstrously bad bill that is both wildly unpopular and has a greater chance of passing than any other major legislation the GOP has attempted this year?
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The second unloaded a monstrously tacky version of Rossini's "Semiramide," one whose sets and costumes seemed to have been raided from a museum of theatrical kitsch, not excluding souvenirs of Liberace-era Las Vegas.
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Now, instead of Blazkowicz maybe being a Jew, his mother is explicitly a Jew, one sold out to the Nazis by a monstrously cruel father who blamed his own ineptitudes on everyone but himself.
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Another case coming up later in the term, Bucklew v Precythe, considers the same constitutional standard in light of Russell Bucklew's claim that his rare medical condition, cavernous hemangioma, could make lethal injection monstrously painful.
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Don't say there's nothing there: a propaganda machine that could turn John Kerry into a coward can turn a nice guy from Brooklyn into a monstrously flawed specimen of humanity in no time at all.
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And since Florida airtime is monstrously expensive, and Keep the Promise I hasn't said anything about how much money they plan to spend, it's entirely possible that the ads are intended simply to intimidate Rubio.
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The cops showed up and managed to diffuse the situation pretty quickly—turns out that instead of phoning in an explosive, the man had actually alerted them to the presence of a monstrously large zucchini.
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By the time he returns, he'll have missed all of Egypt's warmup games, and going straight from weeks off to matches against some of the world's most skilled soccer players will be a monstrously difficult task.
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There were headliners playing here, but even when they were great, they were little competition for the night sky, which made this monstrously big installation feel like just a tiny part of a much bigger constellation.
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Except the starting unit is monstrously talented, and the backups include a former walk-on who has been with the program nearly six years, as well as a four-star recruit who is a redshirt junior.
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The decision would help set up the rest of the scene, which told a story about how racial hierarchies might dissolve, recongeal and then rear up monstrously again over the course of a single sexual encounter.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.My school's take on period education was to lead all the girls into a separate room from the boys and pull a monstrously large maxi pad out of a cupboard.
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Earlier this week Missouri police warned players that they believed a string of armed robberies were the work of a group of suspects using the monstrously popular mobile "augmented reality" app to target people in isolated areas.
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Another image brought to mind the photos of the monstrously disfigured face of Emmett Till, the teenage victim of a 1955 lynching in Mississippi, which galvanized the civil rights movement when they were published by Jet magazine.
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Julia and her husband are trying to have a child, and for a while this plot thread seems an odd way to solicit sympathy for a character who behaves monstrously more than 85 percent of the time.
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But this fire becomes monstrously big in a matter of hours because a severe, multi-year drought and an extra-long hot summer have left an unprecedented number of trees and shrubs bone dry, defenseless to flame.
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Their mad scientist Rick Sanchez is monstrously callous, and while they haven't shied away from exposing the destructive effects of his actions, Harmon and Rolland have also suggested over and over that Rick is basically in the right.
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Already, a chart showing the pronounced outperformance of the Nasdaq 100 index to the small-cap Russell 2000 is in heavy rotation as a putative dark omen, though it was far more monstrously lopsided in the late-'90s.
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After releasing two critically-acclaimed albums in the early 90s—the strange and steely-riffed Volume 1 and the monstrously catchy Sleep's Holy Mountain—the band signed with London Records, a British imprint of the Universal Music Group.
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It's the perfect occasion for Marwood to use as the plot-twisting, mind-altering and monstrously funny final chapter in the life of a man who clearly didn't know as much about women as he thought he did.
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While l agree with Amis that the Marxist project was fatally, monstrously flawed, we need to remind ourselves (while avoiding the pitfall of "moral equivalence") that capitalist political economy is also a project rather than a natural development.
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The main drawcard of the tower is the gaudy tourist attraction on the 88th floor, the Eureka Skydeck: a monstrously high glass-walled floor where you can gaze out upon Melbourne's many apartment complexes, stadiums and bodies of water.
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The two tech leaders, whose companies have faced frequent criticism and relentless opposition from regulators, reminded TED attendees not just how monstrously successful their respective businesses have been, but made the case that their success is actually good for the world.
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The monstrously potent machine, billed as the "most powerful Mac ever built" when Apple unveiled it in June, has stratospheric capabilities and a price tag to match, putting it well out of the realm of consideration for your average iPhone user.
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On top of that, the Los Angeles Times ran a story in October based on PowerPoints it obtained under the Public Records Act, which said that the already monstrously pricy train could cost an additional $9 billion more than expected.
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As the Guardian noted, on several occasions spacecraft like NASA's monstrously huge, 77.5-ton Skylab or Upper Atmospheric Research Satellite have made uncontrolled descents towards the Earth, but none of them have ever been found to have killed or hurt anyone.
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The last character in my lineup is, perhaps, the coolest: a Yakuza-like gangster who wields a monstrously powerful pistol that, combined with critical hits, can be strung together to take out an entire group of enemies with a couple shots.
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In Act I, he brought bullish intensity to a monstrously unmusical setting of Schiller's "Freude Schöner Götterfunken," the basis of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy," which here figured as an ominous expression of the Germanophile leanings of the Victorian upper class.
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" He turned the question back on Reagan: "If his power includes something as monstrously undemocratic as the ability to order a thermonuclear war, I ask you, who then is more of a dictator, the president of the United States or I?
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A defiantly crazy and arguably cynical building, its standout feature is a central, monstrously oversize column crowned with an ionic capital, buttressed on either side by a bricolage of arches, made up of concrete panels meant to look like solid blocks.
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The New York-based artist Nayland Blake is one such customer, who says that as a 300-pound, six-foot-two self-described bear, wearing a Van Beirendonck poncho decorated with evil eyes and butt plugs is a "monstrously joyful" experience.
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Instead it elevated a supporting character, the C.I.A. killer Peter Quinn (Rupert Friend), to co-starring status — he, rather than Carrie, essentially solved the mystery in Season 6 — while saddling him with a monstrously debilitating set of post-traumatic mental and physical afflictions.
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But you have to be willing to engage with the fact that you're telling a story about people who treat each other monstrously, something Game of Thrones does (give or take a Ramsay Bolton) and The Walking Dead has always struggled with.
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There is nothing that gives me more joy than knowing that this monstrously hard achievement challenge has been reduced to a triviality with the help of robots, and I can only hope that the grindiest nightmares of the future will be minimized in similar ways.
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However trivial it may sound, creating an AI program to successfully schedule meetings is a monstrously difficult challenge, and the people who are trying to perfect Andrew Ingram—the 53 full-time employees of X.ai—are some of the most dedicated nerds you'll ever meet.
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The purpose of introducing The Raj – which we may not ever see again – is twofold: First, to see that hosts in other parks are revolting, just as they are in Westworld, and to learn where that monstrously large Bengal tiger came from in episode 1.
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The campaign's elements — threats of war, deeply punitive economic sanctions, and disparagement of the Kim regime as monstrously unfit to remain in power — shocked the North Koreans into abruptly halting the nuclear and missile tests that had escalated since the end of the Obama administration.
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The plot of Vice Principals seems, at first, charmingly simple: Two high school vice principals—the crass, monstrously egocentric Neal Gamby and slick-talking, secretly sociopathic Lee Russell, played by Danny McBride and Walton Goggins, respectively—in a power struggle over the vacant principal's chair.
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Thankfully, after Hannah Horvath (Lena Dunham) and her fellow white, well-off pals proved stories about 20-something-year-old young women were just as profitable of tales of middle-aged men behaving monstrously, the series that followed theirs were allowed to be a little more diverse.
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Click here to view original GIFDespite feeling like ancient, antique technology at this point, the monstrously-heavy CRT television you grew up with was an engineering marvel, as the Slow Mo Guys reveal by filming an old-school TV at an astonishing 380,000 frames per second.
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The monstrously suffocating mother of Camille, the protagonist of HBO's terrific murder mystery miniseries Sharp Objects, Adora keeps finding ways to undercut her damaged daughters and to visit the deep-seated trauma in her soul upon the women who should be able to rely on her most.
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Photo via Wikipedia By now, it's just about guaranteed that a blockbuster concert in a major market will sell out minutes after tickets go on sale, and that many of those tickets will be posted for resale with a monstrously jacked-up price almost right away.
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This triumphalist mindset led to American policies on Russia in the 1990s that paved the way for an authoritarian backlash: the economic "shock therapy" that impoverished tens of millions of Russians, support for monstrously corrupt privatization schemes and the expansion of NATO into the former Soviet bloc.
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It's not news to anyone, I know—just writing this story makes me feel very, very old and out of touch, like a mom just getting into Game of Thrones—but in a year that has been so terribly, monstrously shitty isn't it OK to celebrate the little things?
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We share in the hope that this monstrously unfortunate circumstance in American political history will quickly come to pass so that the good people of the world will one day soon find it in their hearts to forgive the better of we the citizens of the United States.
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Unaware that the swatting had already gone monstrously awry, Barriss told a slightly more detailed version of his story: He had shot his father in the head with a black handgun, and he was forcing his mother and little brother, Alex, to stay in a closet in their one-story house.
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The game itself looks to offer more of the same, giving players a choice between shooting their enemies in two monstrously cool ways: either by running up the side of a building and plugging them in the head, or by vaporizing them with the help of the aforementioned building-sized robot.
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In "Fire and Fury", Michael Wolff's gossipy tale of the White House, which did not welcome Mr Trump's anniversary so much as punch it in the face, the leader of the free world is portrayed as a monstrously selfish toddler-emperor seen by his own staff as unfit for office (see article).
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We learned about the many groups that received monstrously invasive questionnaires and forms to complete, with requests for additional information, including the Employer Identification Numbers (EINs) for any of the small businesses whose members attended the tea party group, the groups' reading lists, and even, incredibly, the contents of the groups' and individuals' prayers.
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"On the road with her for Hillary Clinton's campaign, I was not only able to access a glint of Constance's humor (the girl is very wicked) but also witness her giving nature, her monstrously big heart, her passion for change and the careful way she lets everyone around her share the challenges of their own identity," Dunham raved.
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It's almost as if host James Corden's silly, staged tumble down the stage's luminous stairs was a portent of things to come: there were mic problems during Lady Gaga and Metallica's collaborative performance, and then there was the issues that plagued Adele's turgid, monstrously bad cover of George Michael's "Fastlove"—the issues themselves mirroring the mic problems that also torpedoed her performance during last year's ceremony.
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" The book, "My First Thirty Years," goes on: "Sometimes I wish that, as I lay in the womb, a pink soft embryo, I had somehow thought, breathed or moved and wrought destruction to the woman who bore me, and her eight miserable children who preceded me, and the four round-faced mediocrities who came after me, and her husband, a monstrously cruel, Christ-like, and handsome man with an animal's appetite for begetting children.
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Naturally, Cortés didn't buy Huanitzin a pair of shoes stitched with silver thread like his—not only were they monstrously expensive, walking in them was like squeezing one's toes into a pair of flatirons—but he did buy him good high-heeled boots with tin buckles, and along with them a pair of stockings, a few white shirts, and a pair of black breeches intended for some nobleman's son that fit the featherworker like a dream.
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It's the sort of thing we've come to expect from Mariah: slow, silky R&B which shows off her still very considerable range, with the hook provided by whatever rapper she has deigned to allow on the track—in this case, YG. Reportedly inspired by her recent breakup with James Packer, the track also has a video in the works, which, in typical Mimi fashion, appears to feature the Elusive Chanteuse wearing really luxurious leotards and rolling across various surfaces in a mansion, like the monstrously iconic human being that she is.
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Monster Rating: 913 Percent The Boogeyman is not a monster with a strict definition, exactly—maybe he's faceless, maybe he's monstrously disfigured, maybe he's enormous or maybe he's slender and small; maybe he hides inside wardrobes or taps one single long nail on the pane of your window—but basically if you've ever been in bed and, in a moment of clamp-like irrational terror, tucked your feet in under the duvet so no hostile mythical creatures can wrap one single, clammy, death-grip hand around your feet or toes, you've been afraid of the Boogeyman, and that shuffling-in-the-shadows freak-you-out nature to the terror of the Boogeyman is actually very cool indeed.
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