I'm kind of a paranoid guy—not paranoid, but extra safe.
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I know that sounds paranoid but just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean I'm wrong.
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To make the angry angrier and the paranoid more paranoid, to push people to extremes.
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There was a point where a paranoid conspiracy just seemed to be a stupid paranoid conspiracy.
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Nixon was known for a paranoid personality and Tuck gave him plenty to be paranoid about.
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I used to think he was paranoid but now I realize he wasn't as paranoid as I thought.
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There's a good reason so many people are paranoid about Facebook: The company has given people plenty of reason to be paranoid.
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You are paranoid — because you believe only the paranoid survive — and so you have built a large policy, communications, and lobbying apparatus to manage these threats into advantages.
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Clinton's denunciation of "the paranoid fringe in our politics" was a clear nod to "The Paranoid Style in American Politics," the 1964 essay by the liberal historian Richard Hofstadter.
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I think the statement in the movie Conspiracy Theory with Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts and he says 'it's not that they were paranoid, it's that we're not paranoid enough.
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In this, her screenwriting debut, Alison Brie explores the impact of her own maternal grandmother's paranoid schizophrenia, playing a lonely but optimistic young woman who becomes increasingly paranoid and disturbed.
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" Welch says if it sounds like she's encouraging you to be paranoid about your job, well, in the words of Intel founder and former CEO Andy Grove, "Only the paranoid survive.
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Now it may sound paranoid– and for most of history it was probably paranoid, because nobody had this kind of ability to do it on a massive scale- Mark Zuckerberg: Yeah.
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He just didn't want — he was just naturally paranoid.
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She's paranoid, practically hallucinating a threat — Mike knows this.
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Paranoid Androids • Evan Rachel Wood's performance continues to astonish.
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Yes, I worry about my lungs — I'm very paranoid.
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I download the app, which just makes me more paranoid.
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During this time, watch out for paranoid thinking or trickery.
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The most condescending, creepy, paranoid, slippery goblin of a man.
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The thing is, Kissner is not a naturally paranoid person.
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Your browser is about to become a lot more paranoid.
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Take it slow and don't give in to paranoid ideas.
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At the Democratic National Committee, staffers became scared and paranoid.
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"Be paranoid," he advises in one of his own books.
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"I'm still really paranoid when I walk around," he says.
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And yes, maybe Kellyn takes the paranoid thing too far.
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Executives have paranoid lawyers crawling around them all the time.
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Her generation, she added, has been trained to be paranoid.
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"Her biggest problem is that she's super paranoid," Gorga said.
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"Reince is a fucking paranoid schizophrenic, a paranoiac," Scaramucci said.
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I don't get paranoid with Twitter, only in real life.
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It's all too easy to become paranoid in such worlds.
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I don't think we're being paranoid enough to be honest.
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While you shouldn't be paranoid, your location is personal information.
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But watch out: Pisces energy can get a bit paranoid.
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He knew that commanders were paranoid about Ugandan army infiltration.
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It wouldn't be totally paranoid to tape over your webcam.
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She was diagnosed with psychotic disorder and possible paranoid schizophrenia.
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The college freshman, being high, was also a little paranoid.
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That, like Philip, we're paranoid, seeing spies and danger everywhere.
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By many accounts, Prince was an inscrutable and paranoid boss.
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I was paranoid, and I was surviving — but just barely.
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I'd say my customers are more paranoid than I am.
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It's not the worst set up for a paranoid multimillionaire.
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About as paranoid as I started getting, as I played.
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"It pays to be paranoid," he said — and he's right.
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Stay focused, be flexible, and avoid paranoid thinking, dear Leo!
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She became paranoid and combative, convinced people were abusing her.
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William Sherman suffered from paranoid delusions during the Civil War.
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A paranoid president firing employees over suspected massive governmental conspiracies?
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I was getting paranoid about received truths in every passage.
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Terminator scenarios where AI turns on mankind are just paranoid.
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It got dark, so I start to get insanely paranoid.
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Was he a paranoid schizophrenic, as some observers have suggested?
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"Be paranoid," he advised in a motivational seminar in 2000.
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It might seem paranoid, but even Mark Zuckerberg does it.
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Work and paranoid schizophrenia aren't exactly a recipe for success.
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He described himself as "confident but paranoid" on the mound.
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"The long grasses here have me paranoid," Erin Walker said.
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By the time he came home, he had become paranoid.
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I've become paranoid about giving any information over the Internet.
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" "This is all pretty speculative, because Nixon was pretty paranoid.
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Like Trump, Paglia is paranoid and never forgets a slight.
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So, those paranoid of being watched involuntarily can feel secure.
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I'm paranoid, and keeping paper notes feels safer to me.
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It has been reported that he is a paranoid schizophrenic.
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"Reince is a fucking paranoid schizophrenic, a paranoiac," he said.
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I was high and paranoid, but I didn't really know.
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"I was very delusional, erratic, confrontational, and paranoid," Kevin said.
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You go paranoid about listening devices and then they're there.
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But there's a fine line between being prepared and being paranoid, and when The Shit Hits the Fan, we'll all be better off if we're a little more prepared and a lot less paranoid.
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The aftermath Hernandez became "extremely paranoid" after the shooting, Bradley said.
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There was this paranoid sense that we couldn't just be ourselves.
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Appropriately paranoid travelers have always been wary of hotel Wi-Fi.
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Stone paranoid nihilist thrillers and two-hankie Whitney Houston romances and
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The organization advocated an aggressive, paranoid approach to the Soviet Union.
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Maalik is outgoing and optimistic, and Naz reserved and slightly paranoid.
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Avoid paranoid thinking and do your best to stay open-minded.
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The experience left her feeling paranoid, like she couldn't trust anyone.
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Don't believe the hype today or fall victim to paranoid delusions.
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"People are more paranoid than they need to be," said Meehl.
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So he became very cautious and even a little bit paranoid.
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Also, it made me even more paranoid about the twitchy eye.
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" Upending people's sense of reality he said, made them "violently paranoid.
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Generally, since the September 11 attacks, America has been particularly paranoid.
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There's no reason to be paranoid or fearful at this time.
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He thought she was being paranoid about what would happen next.
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But as days went by, most of us grew less paranoid.
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Assange, isolated and increasingly paranoid, decided the ends justified the means.
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You're a little paranoid today, so don't head anywhere too scary.
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His books include High-Output Management and Only the Paranoid Survive.
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Alpha Centauri seemed like dystopian, paranoid science fiction in the 1990s.
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I felt betrayed by the neighbors and felt watched and paranoid.
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The music he released was paranoid, icy, aggressive, and unusually villainous.
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Without facts, this is just a belief—a paranoid conspiracy theory.
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He was meticulous, a lone wolf, and maybe a little paranoid.
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Catch up on extra rest and don't indulge in paranoid thoughts.
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He was autocratic and paranoid, giving the network a bunker mentality.
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Over the years Turner says he noticed Catherine growing more paranoid.
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She had become paranoid and exhibited odd behavior, just like Emily.
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The Navy was always paranoid about any sort of "unconventional" background.
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He will grow up to be a suspicious, paranoid, parsimonious liar.
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He was, by all accounts, engaged in paranoid and delusional behavior.
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Their confused looks made him paranoid and fearful for his safety.
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Chinese elites is likely to make Xi more paranoid than ever.
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"Disorder" evokes a paranoid world on perpetual alert for imminent catastrophe.
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Your intuition is very strong but steer clear of paranoid fantasies.
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I am a woman with paranoid schizophrenia working in corporate America.
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So this mentality of being paranoid, it's still very much there.
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Harlo: The most paranoid don't trust software implementations of deletion anyway.
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"Being a security guy, I'm pessimistic and extra paranoid," he said.
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On Paranoid, those guitars are out of tune [with each other].
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Personally, I was becoming more paranoid, staying in the house more.
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It's unlikely a sexier punk song than "Love Is Paranoid" exists.
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Indians were paranoid about Americans meddling in our internal political affairs.
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When you didn't prep because prepping is for the paranoid. pic.twitter.
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Call me paranoid, but I switch burner accounts every 21 days.
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If it's the middle, then it's something to be paranoid about.
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"I was paranoid that he would tell the police," he explains.
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Deborah Danner, he said, "was a paranoid schizophrenic, not a criminal."
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The paranoid style, he noted, was typically a function of powerlessness.
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I told myself I was just being paranoid and walked outside.
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A friend of Bruce Wayne's (David Mazouz) becomes paranoid and destructive.
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Never Cheated On Steve Almond: I don't think you're being paranoid.
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It's tenser and meaner, delivered in waves of paranoid, hilarious outbursts.
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Turkey is becoming more religious, more paranoid and more inward-looking.
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The radically subjective "Paranoid Park" (on Saturday) observes a Portland, Ore.
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Is it selfish or paranoid to be planning for the worst?
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"This is what ruthless and paranoid totalitarianism looks like," Sasse said.
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My psychiatric diagnosis has changed from paranoid schizophrenia to schizoaffective disorder.
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To be woke is to be radically aware and justifiably paranoid.
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The paranoid right in America also churns out anti-Soros material.
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In such a chaotic, paranoid environment, reputation is merely a rumor.
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Only the paranoid survive, for sure, but so do the patient.
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"Reince is a f------ paranoid schizophrenic, a paranoiac," Scaramucci told Lizza.
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Like if you're gonna be paranoid go all the way, lol.
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I'm a huge fan of the paranoid thrillers of the 1970s.
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"There's no one as paranoid as a public defender," she said.
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I don't think my scenario is the product of paranoid delusion.
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To try and catch us out they made us all paranoid.
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The Saudis, for their part, are paranoid about the United States.
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The young woman was highly paranoid and talked of death constantly.
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But going back to your points, as we're getting a little bit deeper here, there is that paranoid string, there's a paranoid thread that's run through politics, including conservative politics, for a very, very long time.
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What I intended to say is that whatever Facebook's more deeply rooted problems, the paranoid, cynical style of PR championed by Sheryl Sandberg, Elliot Schrage, and Joel Kaplan has resulted in a lot of paranoid, cynical coverage.
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The paranoid center tends to take real threats and then inflate them, rather than inventing them ex nihilo; the paranoid fringes tend to identify real establishment failures and corruptions but then over-imagine conspiracies and puppet masters.
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"You're paranoid, because you're not part of the many plans," she says.
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Some people grow paranoid and depressed, or they stop eating and sleeping.
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Court documents say that Hoggle, now 30, was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.
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In addition, he suffers from depression and had delusions and paranoid thoughts.
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Ever paranoid, the report was seen as another attempt to undermine Russia.
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I grew paranoid about the people around me and started to disassociate.
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I worry very much about an isolated, paranoid country with atomic bombs.
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According to Axios, Confide is the app of choice for paranoid Republicans.
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But if you're ultra paranoid, just disable Siri from the lock screen.
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The paranoid style will shape British politics for some time to come.
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But for American tech firms, the time to get paranoid is now.
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"Kim is very paranoid still when she is alone," the insider added.
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In the book, Dorfman claimed Murray was controlling, paranoid and verbally abusive.
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"I'm not going to apologize for you being paranoid, Jennifer," says Goldschneider.
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But he's also paranoid and unpredictable, in ways that seem imminently dangerous.
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Yes, in the future, the paranoid will all have self-driving cars.
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A source described Kushner's "demeanor in recent days as paranoid" to CNN.
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Lawyers said that his steroid consumption fueled obsessive, paranoid and angry thoughts.
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"This whole thing is making me a little paranoid," she told me.
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Houlette and her team have been a bit paranoid with this investigation.
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We were paranoid that it never was going to be good enough.
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Your imagination is wonderful, but don't get seduced by your paranoid ideas.
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Clinton is secretive, defensive, more than a bit paranoid about her opponents.
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People will be feeling paranoid and acting from a place of fear.
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The resort's report said she was extremely paranoid, anxious and seeing things.
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Instead of feeling sedated, they feel excited, paranoid, and yes, even aggressive.
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Stout kept talking to the informant, joking that he was becoming paranoid.
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In fact, the vibe could even be a bit paranoid—blame Pisces!
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"When I picked her up she was paranoid, extremely high," she says.
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Scaramucci called Priebus a "paranoid schizophrenic, a paranoiac," and offered no apology.
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He was experiencing low moods and paranoid thoughts, and had taken overdoses.
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"People who think we're being paranoid aren't paying enough attention," Carroll says.
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Also, don't succumb to paranoid thoughts since exaggerations are in the air.
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It basically depends on how paranoid you are, and where you live.
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Spend time with people you trust—not folks who make you paranoid.
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But it's also made me really paranoid about not having enough money.
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He took me to a dog show where I was super paranoid.
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One can be concerned, angry or frightened about them without being paranoid.
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Another felt paranoid and a third used it as a sleep aid.
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Picture this: Washington, D.C., is ruled by a thin-skinned, paranoid megalomaniac.
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You could find some juicy info, but be careful of paranoid vibes.
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Let's say I develop paranoid delusions, but my friend develop grandiosity delusions.
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Duncan: Yeah, this band played "Paranoid" by Black Sabbath and nailed it.
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Gemini, sometimes you are too trusting, and sometimes you are too paranoid.
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Clams is also a member of the dirty house outfit Paranoid London.
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Think of it as Slack's privacy-savvy and slightly paranoid younger cousin.
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His family told the New Yorker that Kalief was paranoid and depressed.
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Don't let your imagination run too wild and don't indulge paranoid thoughts.
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Don't overthink things or make big commitments, and beware of paranoid thinking.
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Tragedies like what happened on Sunday make us all a little paranoid.
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Tomic was deeply worried, even paranoid, that police officers were following him.
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"He started to get paranoid and difficult to talk to," Burton said.
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But the principled case against this paranoid policy is even more important.
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Anyone who's been sitting in the Kremlin that long will get paranoid.
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What we got instead was Richard Nixon: a paranoid and a racist.
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This is the curse of paranoid people, especially intelligent and perceptive ones.
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Such was the attitude of a paranoid pugilist who savored royal treatment.
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"Prolonged trench warfare, whether enacted or remembered, fosters paranoid melodrama," he wrote.
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Seberg is part celebrity biopic, part paranoid thriller, and part message movie.
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You're feeling sensitive this afternoon—don't get carried away by paranoid vibes.
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Cheyenne becomes paranoid that her email, phone and apartment are being tapped.
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Paranoid Androids: • As expected, the Man in Black is not dead yet.
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Paranoid Androids: • Maeve and Lee Sizemore (Simon Quarterman) are an inspired pairing.
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"I was paranoid every time it rained," fearing falling branches, Leshawn said.
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"Everyone is paranoid," a person close to Trump's White House told Politico.
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Many of the other accusations against them have come from paranoid teams.
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And accusations of divided loyalties and subversion were not necessarily paranoid fantasies.
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Without any demonstrable evidence, he repeatedly resorts to paranoid claims of conspiracy.
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The CTE, presumably, I mean he was getting more and more paranoid.
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As he grew older and more famous, he also became more paranoid.
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But even at his most paranoid, Nixon never solicited violence against journalists.
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"I became sick because of stress, depressed and paranoid," Mr. McNeely said.
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But don't get too paranoid about things, either (Neptune also rules paranoia)!
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He tries to write, to connect to his continuously distant wife, to stay employed, and his paranoid experiences become increasingly more paranoid—he sees doubles of himself and his wife in various public places, much like in Vertigo itself.
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She feels more relaxed in general and no longer gets paranoid from pot.
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"When you're in this state, you're hyper-paranoid about everything, everyone," West explained.
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Watch out for paranoid vibes, and find trustworthy people you can vent to.
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Perhaps the most discouraging message was that you have reason to be paranoid.
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It's bananas, but also maybe the most understandable paranoid delusion I've ever seen.
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They demonize President Obama and encourage the ugliest impulses of the paranoid fringe.
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Tumultuous times can lead even the most rational person to believe paranoid fantasies.
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Kara runs to save herself and tells Alec that Natalia is being paranoid.
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I was paranoid about fluorescent lights bouncing off my ever-widening hair part.
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"I'm so paranoid about all of the sicknesses they could get," she says.
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Meanwhile, paranoid Koreans will always be suspicious of Japan's designs on the peninsula.
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Michelle Hu: We could have survived the flood, but Rokar had gotten paranoid.
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So he's already feeling plenty paranoid when he's called to headquarters to debrief.
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Watching Black Mirror makes us a little paranoid about the technology around us.
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He seemed like a nice responsible young man, but I'm paranoid about fleas.
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It would be fantastic — if I wasn't so damn paranoid all the time.
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A slightly paranoid worldview is still very prevalent about banks that have trouble.
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The only issue I have is that I'm paranoid about losing the cap.
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For example, autocrats are often paranoid because rivals are everywhere, ambitious and deadly.
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He was paranoid and having flashbacks and went on a crazy killing spree.
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Richard Hofstadter's classic essay, "The Paranoid Style in America Politics", offers another clue.
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I get home safely and notice that I felt a little less paranoid.
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They give paranoid regimes an excuse to crack down on local religious minorities.
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The events of recent months have left the family scarred, distrustful, and paranoid.
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Ashley: You absolutely know I will be the paranoid person on this podcast.
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The migrant crisis and Brexit contribute to a bleak vision of paranoid insularity.
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"I'm not paranoid, but not naive either," Paris Match quoted Kocher as saying.
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I'm paranoid about my phone, that it's listening to me or watching me.
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"The paranoid spokesman sees the fate of conspiracy in apocalyptic terms," Hofstadter concluded.
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You don't want to be paranoid and lock your kids in a room.
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In this instance, it would appear that Mooch is the paranoid one. 2.
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Paranoid home builders and draconian homeowners associations fought the ghastly panels for years.
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He's got a virus that's made him bedridden, overly paranoid and stressed out.
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"When you're in this state, you're hyper-paranoid about everything," he told Letterman.
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Even more importantly, don't let Neptune's sometimes-paranoid energy get ahold of you.
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As we've reported, Kanye's going through a tough time -- paranoid and profoundly depressed.
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And then you'll have the left go, oh, he's paranoid, oh, yeah, yeah.
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Even so, this particular project seems a bit paranoid on his part, no?
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Take the most introvert, reflexive, angst-ridden, vitriolic, paranoid band on the planet.
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The most amazing thing about these paranoid tweets is how unoriginal they are.
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While Rubio condemned Trump, he deployed his own rhetoric suffused with paranoid fear.
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Combative Mars is lost in Neptune's fog, so please, Taurus, avoid paranoid thinking!
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This paranoid theme has become a recurrent strand in Mr. Putin's presidential rhetoric.
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He is becoming extremely paranoid and thinks the feds have bugged his headquarters.
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Sadly, the new nationalism plays to the paranoid, intolerant side of this legacy.
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This isn't a paranoid pipe dream; consider Verizon's attempts to block Google Wallet.
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Allah said he lost sleep, lost weight and felt paranoid as a result.
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It is precisely this kind of awareness that the paranoid fails to develop.
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Their homes aren't just paranoid comfort that becomes vacuous…There's actual, legitimate communion.
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"The President has adopted the weak, paranoid, authoritarian behavior of a dictator," Rep.
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When you've lived with rats as long as I have, you become paranoid.
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When Saturn and Neptune collide, we can feel lost, deflated, or even paranoid.
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He was only on the air briefly, but he sounded paranoid and frightened.
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Your psychic abilities and imagination are boosted, but watch out for paranoid thoughts.
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Smoking was very easy to come by—no one was paranoid, for once.
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Cannabis abstainers complain that weed makes them hungry, paranoid, overly horny, and sleepy.
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It would be the only time one of his paranoid accusations proved true.
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The Suspicious is a paranoid soul who views the world in conspiratorial terms.
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Hours of this stuff as an adult is making me nauseous and paranoid.
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Especially the non-tech guys—the musicians and the artists, they got paranoid.
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This gamble is due primarily to the paranoid conspiratorial worldview both men share.
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These terms are best understood as signs of our time: paranoid, weaponized, online.
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His critics within the administration said he had isolated himself and become paranoid.
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Stay open to all possibilities and don't limit yourself by entertaining paranoid fantasies.
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These were seen, in the paranoid climate of Moscow, as American intelligence operations.
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" As Jones explained to Brooker: "You are naturally suspicious and paranoid and neurotic.
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I've always been very careful about my personal information (some might say paranoid).
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Plenty of pet owners are paranoid about their dogs or cats running away.
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Alas, Johnson's suspicions are only of a piece with other paranoid G.O.P. effusions.
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She was hired not despite but because of her connection to paranoid politics.
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But just because she's paranoid doesn't mean no one's out to get her.
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He was losing touch with reality and was getting more and more paranoid.
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She became increasingly paranoid after moving back to New York from Los Angeles.
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Donny Hathaway was hospitalized in both New York and Chicago for paranoid schizophrenia.
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"The Witch" is set in puritanical Salem, where everybody is paranoid about Satan.
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Is it paranoid to assume that censorship will creep into TikTok as well?
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"I thought, Oh, this guy must be paranoid or schizophrenic," she said recently.
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Some could see it as a paranoid way of hiding, but it's not.
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But as another paranoid TV thriller once put it, I want to believe.
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Feeling paranoid and suspicious, his younger sister retreated into solitude before moving away.
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They will only ever know the paranoid and terrorized world that the Sept.
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In his paranoid world view, he must do battle with a deep state.
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Separated, she grew mildly paranoid, flitting among homeless shelters, medical centers and jail.
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"Reince is a f------ paranoid schizophrenic, a paranoiac," Scaramucci said in the interview.
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But the second I logged in, I felt paranoid about the whole thing.
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Nebulous, hazy, foggy, dreamy, whimsical, and paranoid, Neptune blurs lines and transcends reality.
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The Christian nationalist movement today is authoritarian, paranoid and patriarchal at its core.
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The energy is limp, and worse, the vibe may be a bit paranoid.
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If that's all happening, you might have a paranoid partner on your hands.
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She's also a bit paranoid with the electricity and switching the power off.
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" He then seemed to link the fire to his previous email alleging sabotage, citing former Intel CEO Andy Grove's famous quote "Only the paranoid survive":Could just be a random event, but as Andy Grove said, "Only the paranoid survive.
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It's difficult to enjoy yourself when you're paranoid about what's going on at home.
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Boyd "was sweating heavily and appeared to be confused and paranoid," the report said.
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Avoid paranoid thinking, but enjoy the magical, mysterious vibe that's in the air today.
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President Trump is notoriously paranoid about everything from germs to people poisoning his food.
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You automatically feel like you're being deceived… when you are paranoid, like I am.
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I was quite paranoid at the beginning that he would turn up one day.
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My warning to you is to watch out for obsessive, possessive, and paranoid vibes.
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"I became paranoid and anxious around kids, so I went to therapy," she said.
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But when I fell in love with a straight man, I became instantly paranoid.
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"I've read the reports of his cognitive difficulties and his paranoid ideation," he says.
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The person started to get paranoid and, sooner rather than later, started snapping bad.
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I have a history of skin cancer and so am paranoid about skin protection.
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She was very paranoid and always afraid someone was out to get her position.
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These prescriptions can sound paranoid, particularly to the founder whose business is growing nicely.
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"When I was working [on DMT] full-time, I became very paranoid." he says.
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That kind of existence makes you paranoid and "soft," to quote star Harris Dickinson.
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His diagnostic reveals that he shows signs of paranoid schizophrenia, constructing illusions, and cowardice.
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As a former Soviet spy, Putin was deeply skeptical and paranoid about the West.
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Having myself already been interrogated in the rebels' 'Ministry of Truth', I felt paranoid.
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"Right now, I'm a little paranoid," Kerrigan told the Washington Post at the time.
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That's the sound of paranoid civilians boarding up windows and prepping drone-downing cannons.
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As Iraqi forces tighten the noose, the militants have grown increasingly paranoid, residents said.
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Drama could pop up in your social circle because someone feels jealous or paranoid.
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Everyone around Floyd became paranoid that touching her would cause new bone to grow.
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"Sometimes he's still paranoid, thinking she's going to drool on his toys," Duff revealed.
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That's the basis of paranoid delusions that we see in illnesses such as schizophrenia.
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He was diagnosed with acute paranoid psychosis, treated for a month and then released.
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I don't know what's wrong with them, they have like a paranoid conspiracy worldview.
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As your resident paranoid alarmist, it's rare for me to shake hands with 2017.
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Most people in the mainstream brush this type of thinking off as paranoid extremism.
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When I talk about something racist happening, he doesn't accuse me of being paranoid.
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If you're wondering if the CDC is just paranoid, know that the USDA agrees.
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"She was paranoid, but she wasn't hallucinating," Rachel remembers of their four weeks together.
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You have every reason to be paranoid, because they are out to get you.
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It does not take a paranoid megalomaniac to feel these working conditions are unsustainable.
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When they're in a stressful angle, the vibe is anxious, fearful, and even paranoid.
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It seems like everyone these days is a little bit paranoid about getting hacked.
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Paranoid is set in a fictional town called Woodmere, presumably in the South somewhere.
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Find ways to get grounded, engage in your spiritual practice, and avoid paranoid thinking.
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My dad had been diagnosed as paranoid-schizophrenic, and he was nowhere near rational.
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Make sure to check in with yourself about your own paranoid or unfounded ideas.
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In 211 a historian called Richard Hofstadter published "The Paranoid Style in American Politics".
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Some observers have chalked this up to Trump's paranoid personality and deep-seated insecurity.
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The backlash she received after reporting the hazing left her paranoid, anxious and depressed.
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Uzbekistan's Mr Karimov is the nastiest and perhaps most paranoid of the five rulers.
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Are you paranoid that Senator Cruz' people might be trying to shut you down?
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I had become paranoid and needed to scarf this meal down tout de suite.
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And he is deeply paranoid about domestic unrest and opposition to him in Russia.
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The paranoid style of conspiracy-mongering has become the lingua franca of the internet.
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SALUDA, North Carolina — I'm starting to feel paranoid on day two of Prepper Camp.
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From within this paranoid mind-set, viewers are forced to confront their own redundancy.
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They become paranoid; one brought a handgun to the office, fearing disgruntled former employees.
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I was told to keep the frogs and cats away from my paranoid aunt.
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Instead, the documents paint a picture of a disorganized and paranoid American security apparatus.
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You're super psychic, Scorpio, but that doesn't mean all your paranoid thoughts are true.
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This is in stark contrast to the paranoid, divisive, hawkish Federation Into Darkness depicts.
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Why would I become paranoid and somebody else would go in a different direction?
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The dirty, self-realization that Batman is kind of a paranoid, fucked up nut.
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Oh, and that paranoid, fluttering solo around the 7-minute mark is fucking ace.
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You guys are so paranoid, always seeing pro-Leafs bias lurking behind every corner.
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I used to get myself into some terrible states: real abject, paranoid, delusional states.
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Just don't get swept up by paranoid delusions as Jupiter squares off with Neptune!
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End-to-end encryption, as it's called, was a luxury for the paranoid geeks.
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"Crickets" is slang for critics, but maybe the movie's paranoid vibe is just contagious.
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"The core of [his] paranoid personality is ... his anality and latent homosexuality," wrote another.
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But in 20113 they were still paranoid, guitar-wielding androids donning electric sheep's clothing.
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The paranoid is the person in possession of all the facts, William Burroughs observed.
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Confusion arrives this evening—trust your inner voice and try not to act paranoid.
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Fortunately, behind the paranoid facade of his music, he's actually a really nice guy.
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Yes, she was being paranoid, but also — as he finally confessed — she was right.
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But he became ever more paranoid, and his behavior ever more erratic and menacing.
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"They're kind of paranoid about what's coming out of Vietnam currently," Mr. Nguyen said.
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Paranoid about another attack, he had developed an "infatuation with guns," his lawyers said.
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"He was a freaking very conspiratorial, very paranoid, very right-wing guy," she said.
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If she ventures out, her seemingly paranoid father tells her, she will be killed.
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Paranoid androids: • The producers brought in a ringer, Michelle MacLaren, to direct the episode.
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In my paranoid, marginalized state, I forget that girlfriends get offered champagne as well.
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Gold spent the next 11 years studying the phenomenon — a type of paranoid psychosis.
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"I was constantly paranoid," Mr. Waller said of his time in the shelter system.
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"And let me say something else about this, not being too paranoid," he added.
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Increasingly paranoid, Hjarne becomes convinced that his 12 young sons are conspiring against him.
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It is paranoid, anxious, and somehow winking…Giuliani isn't just representing the nation's psyche.
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It's on MindQuad that we first see O'Malley displaying the country's most paranoid instincts.
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"He wouldn't have been so paranoid about the Kennedys, for one thing," he said.
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"Even at his most paranoid, Nixon never solicited violence against journalists," wrote Samuel Freedman.
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Those in this category, including paranoid and psychotic children, may want to harm themselves.
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For lack of a better word, I was essentially maybe paranoid of anyone's motives.
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Cops said Incognito appeared to be in an "altered paranoid state" during the incident.
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They're both orphans, both raised by abusive guardians who were extremely paranoid of witches.
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All this has left the ruling family, while not quite paranoid, certainly feeling insecure.
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The government is no help, deluded as it is by its own paranoid fantasies.
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Another of our admins was using the same stuff and he became really paranoid.
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"They demonize President Obama and encourage the ugliest impulses of the paranoid fringe," she said.
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Bosses must have an attitude of "paranoid optimism", always on the lookout for potential threats.
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Nope. There's definitely moments in my life where I felt a little paranoid about it.
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Google was also deeply paranoid — it wanted the shortest distance between its services and users.
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We cannot simply turn away and dismiss those in peaceful protests as troublemakers or paranoid.
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Noor wasn't as smart as she thought she was, but she was paranoid as shit.
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I had to totally let go and not be paranoid in order to live normally.
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It's a paranoid nightmare vision of my own cell phone, and I can't look away.
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It was thought that he died insane in 1938, paranoid and haunted by divine revelations.
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Still, Hernandez became "extremely paranoid" and believed that police were following him everywhere, Bradley said.
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She told O'Hare her son suffered from paranoid schizophrenia and was not taking his medicine.
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" In a statement, Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach called the lawsuit "baseless and paranoid.
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I was plagued with insane and paranoid delusions that you get at peak breakup stages.
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Luckily, the people in the study stopped feeling paranoid once the THC left their system.
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Absolutely. I am paranoid about disruption and particularly so because of my time at BlackBerry.
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So imagine how paranoid you must be if that is your view of the world.
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"We live by the Silicon Valley motto of 'Only the paranoid survive,'" he points out.
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But I couldn't help looking at its black screen, paranoid that it was still on.
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"When you're in this state, you're hyper-paranoid about everything," West said during the interview.
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I never let them off leash outside of fenced-in areas because I'm too paranoid.
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If you're really starting to feel paranoid, click End All Activity to log out everywhere.
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I felt a bit paranoid—like what if a car just fell on my head?
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As a large non-government outfit, it is regarded with considerable suspicion by paranoid statists.
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A: If you don&apost know anything about smart TVs, this question might sound paranoid.
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But because, among other things, I'm paranoid, I'll probably keep it installed as a backup.
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Don't overthink things today, because the mood can turn paranoid pretty quickly under this combo.
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"He was paranoid, naive and arrogant," it said in an English-language editorial on Saturday.
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Paranoid about competing centers of influence, Qaddafi reduced the Libyan army to a personal fiefdom.
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Trust your intuition, but don't give in to paranoid thoughts; a helpful conversation does arrive.
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A similar tension rives throughout our everyday life, often making us uncomfortable and even paranoid.
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Marie is running around the house paranoid and says she can't trust her own alliance.
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He became paranoid; he was sure that other kids were bothering him and chasing him.
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Please allow me to get a little paranoid now, because it's the end of 2018.
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There were times when I'd get paranoid and shut it down for a few months.
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Defense experts diagnosed him as suffering from paranoid schizophrenia, a determination disputed by prosecution experts.
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But the thing is that it could make you paranoid, so it didn't necessarily help.
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Kyle Odom appears to be a man suffering from a paranoid form of mental illness.
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High-strung, eccentric and paranoid, she prowls the corridors of her sprawling bungalow at night.
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When she died, he really [became] the famous Winter King, paranoid king that he was.
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YOU SOUND, WITH ALL DUE RESPECT, A LITTLE PARANOID IN YOUR DISTRUST OF THE AUTHORITIES.
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The paranoid patterns of association used by the extreme right online are entering the mainstream.
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But here we are, slumped over, bleary eyed, and paranoid every time our phones vibrate.
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The stuff they can do these days.... So I got a little paranoid being there.
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Don't overthink miscommunications or delays, it's too easy to get unduly paranoid at this time.
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But I was just being paranoid: The clerk, judge, and prosecutor had already moved on.
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Moore points me towards American historian Richard Hofstadter's 1964 essay, The Paranoid in American Politics.
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He dismissed the anesthesiologist's concern as "paranoid" and let Dr. Korovin proceed, the suit said.
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It has nothing to do with content management or DRM — that's pure, paranoid conspiracy theory.
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Throughout the week, Peter became more and more paranoid, so he really needed this affirmation.
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He thinks Washington was unfair to Horatio Gates, and even a bit paranoid about him.
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But I don't think that Donald Trump or Roseanne Barr are paranoid or mentally ill.
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Of course, there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment.
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I was plunged into the same paranoid ideation as the paranormal investigators in the book.
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Tech and safety gear A Volvo engineer once told me Swedes are paranoid about safety.
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"If You're Reading This," by contrast, is uncharacteristically and unceasingly paranoid, aggressive, and single-minded.
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Making his opponents look paranoid has in fact been a conscious strategy of the President.
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So cut yourself a little slack and remember that more than just the paranoid survive.
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"All of this sounds like paranoid conspiracy theories," Mr. Browder said in a telephone interview.
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She's everything he could want in a target for his brand of paranoid mud-throwing.
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Like any journalist who reports on security and privacy, I am an exceedingly paranoid person.
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If you find yourself feeling paranoid, however, ask someone you trust for an outside perspective.
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The paranoid ones got their metal bathtubs out to collect this last hope of survival.
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It matters because I'm caught between feeling terrified and paranoid, like so many women are.
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The network cancelled Beck's show, in 2011, because his paranoid rants had become too embarrassing.
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The proximity worried him; he was already paranoid that townspeople were siphoning off his water.
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On a vacation, he starts to become paranoid that someone else is there with them.
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It doesn't take a genius to work out that paranoid, jumpy men make dangerous clients.
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Their paranoid father forbade them, along with their mother and sister, from leaving the apartment.
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Despite this, and though this scene takes place on fuckin' Venus, Hitler remains endlessly paranoid.
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"Press" is her first solo single since the bruising "Money," and it's paranoid and terse.
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Domino Rated R for language, themes, violence, a paranoid vision of the world come true.
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There, eerie bird's-eye views of ordinary streets and homes weave an appropriately paranoid atmosphere.
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And I've survived enough F.B.I. leak investigations to become mildly paranoid about our own government.
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"They follow you over there; they track your movements — not to sound paranoid," he said.
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Ms. Danner was a paranoid schizophrenic woman who had been hospitalized at least 10 times.
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It's a paranoid piece of fiction that would make Thomas Pynchon, or Vladimir Putin, proud.
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Willem Dafoe skitters through the role of Mad Dog, the paranoid, drug-fueled loose cannon.
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The trio headed to Gaziantep, a city in Turkey, where they waited "paranoid of everyone".
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"Reince is a f------ paranoid schizophrenic, a paranoiac," Scaramucci told the New Yorker's Ryan Lizza.
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That advice may sound slightly paranoid, but the truth is that there are no guarantees.
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Actually, the boat wasn't actually in distress, it turns out it was just being paranoid.
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In "Horse Girl," Sarah (Alison Brie) is a mousy young woman undergoing a paranoid breakdown.
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As corporate monoliths amass more money and power, consumers become more feverish, fanatical, and paranoid.
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Taken together, Trump's paranoid rants encourage people to believe that almost anything can be true.
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Hyde explained several times that he was paranoid that someone was out to get him.
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A paranoid Archie assumes the visibly upset woman is the one who murdered his dead.
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The more paranoid in Moscow's opposition circles see Kadyrov as a potential successor to Putin.
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I mentally prepare myself to talk with my mother, because she's easily agitated and paranoid.
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It works great if you're paranoid about your non-Note7 phone catching on fire, too.
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"Reince is a f------ paranoid schizophrenic, a paranoiac," Scaramucci told New Yorker writer Ryan Lizza.
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The third is a paranoid tale of New York City — is there any other kind?
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We can't be sure, but we sure are paranoid, and we often joke about it.
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On the contrary, Salemi emphasizes that Americans shouldn't be paranoid and lose sleep every night.
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Of course there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment.
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Stephen Soderbergh unretired from film directing with "Unsane," a paranoid thriller filmed on an iPhone.
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Everybody in New York got scared and paranoid and it changed the carefree attitude dramatically.
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He was apparently paranoid enough to avoid the main entrance, but not quite paranoid enough to avoid accepting an award in front of most of the British media and legal elite, who had paid good money to bask in the presence of worthy dissidents.
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Donald Trump's authoritarian leanings are on full display nearly every day in his grandiose, paranoid tweets.
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But he used guns in a troubling manner and sometimes sounded a little paranoid, she said.
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My schedule is different every day because I freelance, so I'm very paranoid about over sleeping.
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I injured my back a few months ago lifting, and now I'm paranoid about protecting myself!
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Individuals who have anxious traits or those with paranoid traits might need a bit of caution.
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These Big Brotheresque developments are worrying even if you are not a suspicious or paranoid person.
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And meanwhile, the former CIA director, deep state sycophant, John Brennan, is calling President Trump paranoid.
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I was so paranoid, I couldn't even enjoy my meal or listen to half the conversation.
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I was always paranoid about popping the silicone whenever I put any pressure on my chest.
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Conventional wisdom and your long-suffering friends will likely have told you to stop being paranoid.
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So don't, you know, get paranoid the next time you hazily call an Uber or anything.
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But we should also be grateful for the glimpse into white supremacy's dark and paranoid world.
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After agreeing to an interview, he then became paranoid himself, dropping out of touch for days.
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I know I'm paranoid about this a lot, but I think someone is mad at me.
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It's easy to get paranoid at Tribal, assume you're getting voted out, and make a misplay.
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"I love when people say I'm paranoid," McGowan said in a phone interview from London recently.
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This comes at a cost: ice can cause users to become paranoid, aggressive and even psychotic.
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Miguel is feeling particularly paranoid, and inquires whether Jorge can tap GIlberto's phone line in prison.
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DIME provides three levels of privacy for users: Trustful, Cautious, & Paranoid, in a user-friendly interface.
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This is a sensible reaction for two people paranoid about the safety of their loved ones.
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But, according to the doctors, a good medication regime could alleviate this kind of paranoid psychosis.
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Definitely not, but it does mean you can be slightly less paranoid about your toys.[Corning]
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Officials are paranoid, particularly after the Russian doping scandal, that cheaters aren't going to be caught.
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He said he was paranoid, couldn&apost sleep, cried often and was nervous to go outside.
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It burned up over the Pacific, inciting a wave of delightfully paranoid alien warfare conspiracy theories.
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Trouble is, his fiscally-paranoid and socially-conservative views threaten to set the US back years.
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If Sabbath's self-titled debut practically invented the genre, their 1970 sophomore album Paranoid defined it.
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A lot of this seemed highly speculative and faintly paranoid even to me, at the time!
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Alan makes like a Black Sabbath song, getting super paranoid and coming on waaaaay too strong.
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Paranoid readers may rightly fear a dystopian office where authoritarian algorithms dictate how their humans behave.
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Looking back, we were superstitious, paranoid Chinese suburbanites who were trying our best to fit in.
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Another woman I meet has paranoid parents: Juliette Hoffman, a 33-year-old born in Shanghai.
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Alternately, aliens might be paranoid and xenophobic, playing it safe in case the neighbors are hostile.
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"I had deep separation anxiety with my mom... I was so paranoid about everything," Stone said.
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But more frustratingly, the vibe will be lazy and ineffective—and worse, people could feel paranoid.
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After this week's Russia revelations, the mood in the West Wing is increasingly grim and paranoid.
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The paranoid style is not just something he occasionally displays, it's pretty much his whole wardrobe.
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Maybe it's time for Democrats to drop the paranoid shtick - there's a Russian behind every bush!
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Pitt had testified that Jones had anxiety and mood disorders and features of a paranoid personality.
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It's a cinematic tech-house stomper with a robust bassline and a dark, almost paranoid edge.
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You won't look paranoid anymore; instead, you can call yourself a billionaire tech mogul in training.
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He called North Korea a very strange situation, run by a paranoid individual with nuclear ambitions.
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It was about as seductive as techno can get, never scary, over the top, or paranoid.
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It's such a swift, quiet motion that now I feel hella paranoid about little old ladies.
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To chase a partisan agenda, Republicans in Congress have abetted a compromised, paranoid, and erratic president.
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It's no surprise that it makes some feel paranoid when it comes to using the Internet.
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Yes, I'm a paranoid schizophrenic who has had a real corporate job for nearly nine years.
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" Nather agrees, noting "if you're sufficiently paranoid, you can never prove to yourself that you're safe.
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"The Paranoid Style in American Politics is Back," The New York Times declared in September 2016.
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I have a shelf of books on paranoid schizophrenia, book after book on plants, poetry, cooking.
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At first, you assure yourself you're being paranoid, but eventually, the clues start to add up.
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"The Sanders campaign has become a paranoid phantasmagoria," said Democratic strategist Jon Reinish, a Democratic strategist.
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But two decades of futile wars aimed at expanding Russia's empire turned Ivan angry and paranoid.
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The front-runner has a right to be paranoid, with everyone plotting to steal his prize.
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It's Ben who gets paranoid, kills his competition, changes his name, and flees to the fascists.
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These projects are not as close to real-world deployment as some paranoid protesters might suspect.
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In the hospital he has been very paranoid and is under constant watch for his safety.
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In any case, Galloway doesn't want people to be paranoid, just a bit careful and aware.
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As paranoid political conspiracies go, Pizzagate has to be one of the more absurd and troubling.
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I was always just super paranoid that we were going to get dropped at any time.
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If we started looking at strains that make people paranoid—chances are they're sharing common terpenes.
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Blame it on the emotionally mushy, martyr complex–ed, paranoid-yet-visionary fish of the zodiac.
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He says Republicans like him are especially paranoid about their communications after Hillary Clinton's email scandal.
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We nervously hope they're not, paranoid that again we'll be caught in the headlights of bigotry.
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Her mother, Gladys Baker, suffered from paranoid schizophrenia and was institutionalized when Norma Jeane was young.
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There have been moments in the last few weeks when I've felt we might be paranoid.
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On the one hand, working remotely for several years has probably made me a little paranoid.
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"One of the dangers is that you get a bit paranoid about these things," Dominguez said.
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The North Korean government — however poor, paranoid and apparently volatile — is anything but capricious or unpredictable.
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"With this increasingly paranoid cultural edifice, anything associated with Mutnikh was inevitably tainted," Mr. Morrison said.
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In my efforts to avoid it, I've become paranoid about every piece of food I see.
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The police said he suffered from hallucinations and had been diagnosed with a paranoid personality disorder.
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Russia has dismissed as paranoid any notion that it was preparing landing zones for military helicopters.
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He reportedly had a history of going off his medication, experiencing paranoid delusions and being hospitalized.
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Christian Slater sounds like your office I.T. guys ... seriously paranoid about hackers and big brother peeping.
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"The cypherpunks are paranoid, sure — but the rest of us probably should be, too," Thompson writes.
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He was very paranoid about dying, and I'm sure the spread of AIDS intensified those fears.
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I've been paranoid since then, and for at least a solid three days I didn't eat.
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Don't overdo this: You don't want to come across as if you're launching some paranoid investigation.
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Or Infowars, Alex Jones's paranoid media empire, to which Trump gave an interview during the campaign?
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"My paranoid-schizophrenia finally stopped me from working and now am on mental disability," it says.
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Paranoid androids: • Is Ashley Stubbs, a whipping post for most of the season, actually a robot?
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"We're all paranoid as hell here," he told me shortly after I got into his van.
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Mr. Bannon fed Mr. Trump's paranoid streak and shared the president's penchant for believing in conspiracies.
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Mr. Robot Sam Esmail's paranoid techno-thriller kept the major twists coming until the very end.
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But most of it can be chalked up to Ephraim dreaming or fantasizing or being paranoid.
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He has sometimes proved paranoid, when other West Wing staffers know things that he does not.
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I asked him some of our (perhaps paranoid) travel questions, and got a lot of reassurance.
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But, as ISIS grew increasingly paranoid about civilian resistance, it began monitoring the cash-transfer offices.
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Many Israeli experts characterize the prime minister as a paranoid micromanager who cannot make a decision.
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I hated using credit cards and became paranoid about having any type of credit card debt.
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If these beliefs cause them to become paranoid they may act out in a violent way.
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Following an assassination attempt, Keane, played by Elizabeth Marvel, begins to run an increasingly paranoid administration.
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"There is a real delicate balance, though; we don't want to make kids paranoid," Rotbart said.
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Inside the ambulance, Mr. Bonds seemed to show some understanding that he was paranoid and delusional.
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Somewhere along the line, "resistance" became "Treason!" and Democrats embraced the paranoid style in American politics.
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He was acting paranoid, which I assumed was a hangover from his time in the slot.
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It rode the nihilistic anger of the Tea Party and the paranoid rants of Glenn Beck.
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Sometimes being paranoid can save your butt, or, at least in this case, your checking account.
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Still, limited partners are also seeing a tightening of the noose by their paranoid American managers.
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So if you are paranoid, the iPhone is the most secure cellphone out of the box.
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Casey Newton: Facebook is paranoid and they're smart to be paranoid, because they know that every social app is a fad, and this will be true forever, and so in order to survive they have to keep transforming time after time into what works right now.
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I lie awake in bed with my heart-racing, irrationally paranoid that I might die in Vietnam.
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Teens using fake weed can become paranoid, on edge, agitated and aggressive toward parents and family members.
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On release, he's greeted with much media fanfare, only to find himself paranoid and overwhelmed by freedom.
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And he already is very concerned, I think I would say paranoid about NATO and NATO expansion.
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"This doesn't mean you should be paranoid and looking over your shoulder all the time," he says.
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"Torci também para que eu não ficasse paranoico," he said—I hoped I would not get paranoid.
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Even before being diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, she had begun to set up charities for Greek refugees.
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Admittedly, this all sounds outrageously paranoid, but this is the reality of politics in a wired world.
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He was also unstable and paranoid, and began to eliminate his rivals — including murdering his own mother.
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The RBI emphasises stability, so is paranoid about wheeler-dealers taking risks or ripping off the vulnerable.
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But it also might make users paranoid that messages they receive could disappear, leading to anxious screenshotting.
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Even the possessive, paranoid Freya comes to understand God of War's thesis: a child's mother can't remain.
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If I were a CEO of a bank or a drugstore chain, I'd feel a little paranoid.
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As befits a paranoid optimist, his broad hopes for the future are also tied up with fears.
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Gödel, who was paranoid about being poisoned, eventually starved himself to death after he left for America.
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Because after all, even the most paranoid dictator needs to prepare for war, when war seems imminent.
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" The organization said Bannon "promoted conspiracy theories that "paint a dark and paranoid picture" of American Muslims.
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As a result, many bosses and executives are quietly paranoid about the long arm of American sheriffs.
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Betty tells Archie about her anxiety nightmares that are making her paranoid when she sees Not-Mr.
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Or it might be the most paranoid person with the best threat awareness and personal privacy hygiene.
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But make your own mind up: who is the most paranoid about losing his throne in LNR?
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I hurry out, conscious of time and becoming slightly paranoid about my obvious lack of emotional accessibility.
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Liberal and leftist politicians want their own base to be depressed, afraid and paranoid about Mr. Trump .
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She stocked it with carefully curated opinions (Radiohead's "Paranoid Android" was its favorite song) and biographical facts.
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I'm paranoid, so I test the love of people for a very long time, like a year.
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Let your imagination run free today, Aries—but not so free that you become paranoid or anxious.
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He called you some awful things, including a paranoid schizophrenic and he said your days were numbers.
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The paranoid genie is out of the bottle, and no single apology is putting it back in.
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She visited the hospital later that day, and within a week, had her pinky toe amputated. Paranoid?
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Here's what else Penner had to say: Walmart is made better by "being paranoid" about the competition.
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I had a persistent fear of death, paranoid everywhere I went and skeptical of everyone I met.
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An increase in your imagination will occur, so watch out for those paranoid vibes we already discussed!
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Some confusion in your social life may come up this evening—don't get fooled by paranoid ideas.
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Portman has already shown a gift for paranoid intensity, which is exactly what the story calls for.
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"I've felt that paranoid delusion myself," Taylor wrote in her book about the internet, The People's Platform.
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His tracks are as spiritual and personal as they are borne from heated protests and paranoid delusions.
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Or do you have some paranoid, suspicious thoughts on your brain that need to be aired out?
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Casey Newton: You know, and I'm not trying to make everyone paranoid, but it's a consideration, right?
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As a result, Russia is more insecure and paranoid than at any point since the Soviet collapse.
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The department will always be the hastily assembled product of a dark, paranoid moment in American history.
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Fox on Friday said that Trump seems paranoid about the dangers global powers present the American people.
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Remember, he was an enthusiastic birther and has gone on to embrace every sinister paranoid fantasy since.
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But if you're that paranoid, you probably shouldn't be using coffee shop wifi in the first place.
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Of course, it's currently $403,900 on Amazon, so this is only for the truly paranoid and wealthy.
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Such insights as "status revolt" and "paranoid style" continue to inform our best contemporary journalists and critics.
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I haven't received my wedding photos back yet, but I am paranoid about seeing random people everywhere.
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Paranoid delusions provide the underpinnings of various extremist predilections and serve to encourage attacks on vulnerable groups.
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There was another striking aspect of the long night: It disproved some of Mr. Erdogan's paranoid narratives.
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When you get to William Cooper, he is one paranoid white man, he speaks the same language.
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"Of course there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment," Clinton said.
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"I was scared, paranoid," said Ms. Iraheta, who moved to Miami from El Salvador a decade ago.
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It also comes with a 110-decibel siren alarm, which you can activate if you're really paranoid.
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From the opening bell, Trump offered a strikingly bleak and even paranoid view of life in America.
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Would he feel less of a father-son connection to me, as paranoid as that may sound?
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Being in on the joke that everything's a joke has the unexpected effect of making you paranoid.
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He was shocked, for instance, to be given a 19-year-old with paranoid schizophrenia to treat.
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To wake them up Diane blasts "Paranoid" by Black Sabbath loud enough to echo through the Valley.
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But watch out for drama this evening, and expect some obsessive, even paranoid, vibes within your relationships.
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Or is the drama of early weigh-ins turning me into a paranoid Deep State MMA truther?
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I'm also paranoid I'd miscarry, have a baby with a birth defect, or somehow hurt the child.
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Some people get paranoid, some people get creative, but they all come away with a different attitude.
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The psychiatrists deemed him a paranoid schizophrenic—they didn't think he was fit to go to trial.
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In other words, the indication here is that this is an almost paranoid concern on users' parts.
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As a Scorpio, you're always wondering who your true friends are (you Water signs can get paranoid).
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If I believed similar events had occurred to me, I think I'd also be fearful and paranoid.
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Ms. Mohamed, the widow of Mr. Asad, the Tanzanian businessman, said he returned home paranoid and anxious.
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India is becoming more like Pakistan, and Pakistan is becoming more like itself: belligerent, sulky and paranoid.
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"Even a year ago, some of that seemed paranoid and a little far-fetched," Mr. Judd said.
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They will tell you if things change and you need to be more paranoid, they really will.
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She also started expressing a paranoid belief that people in the hospital were trying to kill her.
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Gularte suffered from paranoid episodes, was delusional, and hallucinated, but never received proper treatment after his arrest.
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They could apparently get a little paranoid about what those powerful actors had in mind for them.
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We now have a fittingly stark video for this paranoid techno banger from Melbourne producer Elisabeth Dixon.
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I did a play in New York about seven years ago where I played a paranoid schizophrenic.
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He talks about Democrats' "paranoid style" and "bully-boy tactics," and says that this is the problem.
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He became debilitatingly paranoid, to the point where he was too anxious to drive on the freeway.
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The paranoid, racist and apocalyptic ramblings of Mr. Manson are the DNA of the reactionary alt-right.
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"We're just given so much information that scares us and makes us a little paranoid," Yarrow explains.
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Though Sanders supporters are borderline paranoid about anti-Sanders sentiment, there's virtually no actual anti-Sanders organizing.
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Emile Hirsch stars as the paranoid father of a cloistered girl in this sci-fi debut feature.
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But I wonder if the car companies are getting a little too paranoid about self-driving tech.
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But, as it turns out, just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't out to get you.
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What might have been a simple oversight was perceived as unforgivably disrespectful by the already paranoid Crawford.
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Is Ofglen being kind or seeking to make Offred so paranoid that she puts herself in danger?
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The book, which paints the Trump administration as riddled with paranoid staffers, is set to release Tuesday.
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Anyone else reading the offending passage would conclude that the patient's accusations were paranoid or narcissistic ravings.
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Start-ups keep you paranoid, which is a good recipe for survival in the jungle of capitalism.
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Here, even for a few minutes, the future we were promised is attainable without the paranoid afterglow.
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And that's not just me being paranoid — that's just me not wanting a repeat of the past.
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In the case of Watergate, a paranoid president facing election looked for dirt on a political opponent.
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It's a paranoid vision, often an unsettling one, but a huge variety of phenomena enter the poems.
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I have several Amazon Echos, two Google Homes and enough connected cameras that you'd think I'm paranoid.
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Who is paranoid enough to demand first-class airline travel and a soundproof booth in his office?
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He told dispatchers he had taken ecstasy and was paranoid, according to the Passaic County prosecutor's office.
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The closer to the present we get, the less confident, and more paranoid, the spam folder sounds.
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The closer to the present we get, the less confident, and more paranoid, the spam folder sounds.
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She described him as "manic" and "paranoid," according to a law enforcement official familiar with the calls.
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It's very important that you don't get carried away with fantasies or paranoid ideas on this day.
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There's an undeniable burden on people who are paranoid because someone is legitimately out to get them.
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It's important to find ways to stay grounded and avoid paranoid thinking or being tricked or manipulated.
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Offline, they argue, he is exactly the paranoid, unhinged, racist misogynist he appears to be on Infowars.
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"The paranoid level of secrecy surrounding the program makes all sorts of speculation possible," Siddiqi told me.
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JB: A paranoid question: If people look for symptoms on symptom search, will related ads pop up?
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They are, at root, fearful, paranoid, and tribal, which drives the macho posturing and obsession with loyalty.
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Wow, Mark Zuckerberg Is Paranoid As FuckMark Zuckerberg, a man who runs a service that collects the personal information of more than a…Read more ReadAnd to think, we said Mark Zuckerberg was paranoid as fuck for covering up the ports on his computer and his web cam. [Wired]
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It's hard to recreate that 1990s paranoid magic now simply by grafting on a few Edward Snowden references.
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The energy today requires you to be balanced in your thinking; avoid being paranoid, and trust your intuition.
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According to what Fairley heard from witnesses, her daughter "was acting really scared and paranoid," Fairley tells PEOPLE.
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At first she talks quietly, as though paranoid that someone may overhear us, but she soon warms up.
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I get paranoid about waiting too long on these things, although I think it&aposs an interesting idea.
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"Twitter is making me and my followers paranoid and very fearful of being suspended or shadowbanned," Dickinson wrote.
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A lot of paranoia goes around and that paranoia rubs off on you, and then you get paranoid.
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Even with her regular MRIs (which anyone with silicone needs to do every two years) she was paranoid.
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It's basically an emotional journey of what happens to this woman as she becomes more and more paranoid.
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But if someone is becoming increasingly paranoid and peculiar, if you care to look, you can see it.
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Your digital security, any sufficiently paranoid person will remind you, is only as good as your physical security.
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But after they bought the property, the relationship turned more toxic, paranoid, and, from her perspective, physically frightening.
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The mood is daydreamy—don't get caught up in paranoid thoughts just because things don't immediately make sense.
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I am paranoid that this is just right now and they're going to come back with something else.
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Scientists and literary critics and chess masters, intent on spotting hidden patterns, may benefit from being mildly paranoid.
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The experience of this movie relies on a hazy, paranoid dread, and I won't ruin it for you.
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Watch Franks' paranoid delusions pour out of his face hole in the video clip below:[Talking Points Memo]
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It's a game where every paranoid concern about your life, that it truly isn't your own, comes true.
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She has cleverly concealed her origins, so he starts to — maybe in a paranoid way — look into why.
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The group has a "certain paranoid belief that the government is controlled by some vast conspiracy," Breiner said.
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His murderer was a paranoid former student who had stalked him for months, and who sympathised with fascism.
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Locals say that they've become increasingly paranoid about eating produce and they line their yards with slug bait.
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It seems that something once considered the exclusive territory of paranoid militia types is moving into mainstream acceptance.
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Funny how the completely paranoid and delusional folks over at InfoWars didn't pick up on all of that.
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Despite my initial fear, I've learned not to let a television show stop me from being overly paranoid.
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This is an important day to trust your intuition, but don't get carried away by paranoid thoughts, Scorpio!
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When the rights to Radiohead's "Paranoid Android" weren't available, David Bowie's "Something in the Air" was used instead.
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But in Egypt judges are often eager to restrict free speech and promote a paranoid strain of nationalism.
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British prime ministers are obsequiously paranoid about maintaining what they see as the special relationship with America's presidents.
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When you're not being paranoid or sneaky, Pisces, your empathy and listening skills make you an excellent friend.
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Using Face ID is what life without a passcode — life before we all became paranoid technofreaks — felt like.
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But I was really paranoid that something really violent was going to happen, like tear gas or something.
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A cap is included with the product to cover the camera for those who are paranoid like me.
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I'm always paranoid that I'll show up to my polling place and my name won't be the list.
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If you're feeling insecure or paranoid, remember that Mercury is retrograde and things are up in the air.
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Also, the original acoustic demo of "Born in the USA" exposes the patriotic hit's deeply cynical, paranoid core.
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However, the military changes people; toward the end he became paranoid about who I was hanging out with.
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I'm allergic to smoke and have chronic asthma and am already paranoid to begin with, so sue me!
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"I've dreaded going out because I'm paranoid that people will look at me and think 'ew,'" she wrote.
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You will have to tap into that brilliant intuition of yours, and firmly resist slipping into paranoid thinking.
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He was also revered as an exceptional manager, with his 1999 book "Only the Paranoid Survive" a bestseller.
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"It's probably made me like the most paranoid, overprotective, annoying parent ever," she said, according to the Oklahoman.
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To our ears, it almost sounds like a parody of a paranoid Tea Party supporter's prediction: Achtung, achtung!
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Depending on how paranoid you are, this research from Stanford and Google will be either terrifying or fascinating.
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As Hillary Clinton recently lamented, no previous major-party nominee has given America's paranoid fringe a "national megaphone".
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Because as defeatist, paranoid and neuralgic as the hard-line Brexiteers are, their resolve seems strong and sincere.
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Was the mystery woman some kind of covert agent—or simply a figment of these hyper-paranoid times?
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But some users still might be paranoid that their party pics or niche hobbies could scare away hirers.
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Goh was initially found mentally incompetent to stand trial after doctors determined that he suffered from paranoid schizophrenia.
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What resonates most in Donald Trump's America is the way that empty, stupid boasting devolves into paranoid rage.
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It does mean that just because Trump was paranoid didn't mean that someone wasn't out to get him.
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They're also "absolutely paranoid about losing their global leadership in cars" as the market shifts toward electric vehicles.
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Don't indulge paranoid thinking; if you're feeling confused, speak to someone you trust who has an outside perspective.
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Reading the news about the way women are treated in neighboring countries, Shah can't help but feel paranoid.
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If the United States is rushing toward a constitutional crisis, it's because the paranoid style is in power.
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"Eight convicts in a panic and paranoid state," Bulger later wrote of being forcibly injected with the drug.
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Kelly: You would sort of shrug it off, because he was known to be very paranoid about security.
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She suffered a nervous breakdown in 1928 and was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia at two separate mental sanitariums.
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Caught between a paranoid government and the threats of violent fringe groups, the free media is the victim.
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Paranoid that someone would steal my laptop, I toted it with me for every visit to the bathroom.
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Users who are even more paranoid can create a Tor Space within their phone and make it hidden.
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I felt guilty and worried that I had been overly paranoid about my safety because of my assault.
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Like, I kept it in the car, I had it on me, I was so paranoid after that.
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She became a paranoid shut-in for months, hiding under the bed whenever a dog barked, they said.
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Elliot Alderson, the show's paranoid, reality-shifting protagonist and unreliable narrator, was living in isolation at his mother's.
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And Trump himself bears more than a slight resemblance to Richard Nixon at his most paranoid and intransigent.
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I get kind of, like, paranoid-scared, like butterflies in my stomach, when a police officer gets behind.
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In this paranoid, polarized and ill-informed subset of American news consumers, RT's audience crossed all ideological boundaries.
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If you're burnt out, if you're depressed, if you're feeling weary and lost and paranoid, you're a mess.
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PARELES Knotty, arty math rock confronts the relentlessness of algorithms in "Spiders," a paranoid — or is it accurate?
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If this show needed an alternate subtitle, Richard Hofstadter could supply one: The Paranoid Style in American Art.
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Bolshevism was a mind-set, an idiosyncratic culture with an intolerant paranoid wordview obsessed with abstruse Marxist ideology.
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She was beginning to feel a little paranoid, she admits, and her trust in the system was shaken.
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This plays into paranoid conspiracy theories that distort the motives behind partnerships between conservation organizations and Indigenous groups.
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Gail: I wonder if people would be less paranoid if they had more faith in the president's competence.
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Call it paranoia, but being paranoid does not mean the other team isn't trying to swipe your signs.
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However, it is reasonable to expect the economic orientation to follow the Communist Party's increasingly aggressive-paranoid politics.
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As cabin fever sets in, Winslow does turn to the bottle; he becomes paranoid, stalking and menacing Wake.
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Paranoid Androids • Bernard's affection for Lewis Carroll is a prime example of the show's weakness for interpreting itself.
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But Reinking exhibited signs of being paranoid and delusional that manifested in his infatuation with Swift, Det. Sgt.
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But this conspiracy Mulder references feels like the ranting of a paranoid lunatic, all vagaries and empty phrases.
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Marijuana won't send users into Reefer Madness-like mania, but it can make them feel paranoid and anxious.
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Were there moments in the reporting where you both felt like you'd stepped into a 70s paranoid thriller?
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Like in Boston, when somebody spills a drink on him and he's taking it to new paranoid heights.
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There's a paranoid underclass hacker in "BrainDead," too, an autodidact chess genius who compares himself to Edward Snowden.
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Trump appears to be lonely and increasingly paranoid, often watching hours of television in the White House residence.
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They are the creation of paranoid partisans who recognize the threat that this investigation poses to Trump's presidency.
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"Do me a paranoid favor," he wrote in November 2014, when he was 40 and she was 16.
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The frenetic "Workaholic Paranoid Bitch" fires out drum hits with the speed and devastation of a gatling gun.
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Stalking a man she recognizes from a police lineup (Goran Visnjic), her behavior grows increasingly paranoid and unhinged.
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The paranoid worldview has crossed over from the internet into the real world several times in recent months.
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It's also difficult to find where the pressure needs to change along his back, so I become paranoid.
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However, you may not feel so confident about your career path or reputation—don't fall into paranoid thinking.
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Some paranoid thoughts and intense conversations may bubble up, so be sure you don't get sucked into power struggles.
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Since then, Drudge Report has provided a glimpse into the raw, paranoid id of the American right-wing brain.
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I had to quit for several years because I would get too high and paranoid and basically go nonverbal.
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Paranoid about the hospital bill, I convinced the doctor to let me out earlier than he would have liked.
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Pitt had previously testified in 2010 that Jones had anxiety and mood disorders and symptoms of a paranoid personality.
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That, coupled with Piazzi's paranoid secrecy about his data, only stoked rumors that the whole thing was a hoax.
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Cazzie will star in the single camera comedy, where she'll play a paranoid college student with a wild imagination.
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It was brushed off as an innocent oversight, but it left those who were not invited disappointed and paranoid.
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It's easy to get paranoid on Survivor – and that's especially true when the entire tribe goes off without you.
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As neat as it is, there is something about the device that might stoke the fears of the paranoid.
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"I am what one would call security paranoid," said Ray, who was formerly a site reliability engineer at BuzzFeed.
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"Of course, there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment," Clinton said in August.
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It's important to not give in to paranoid ideas, Taurus, but be cautious, and don't make commitments or promises.
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The recipients of the donated furniture were sometimes angry or paranoid, the result of mental illness or methamphetamine addiction.
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Mr Tusk is hardly the only target of the paranoid conspiracy theories that have become official doctrine in Poland.
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But the app has also been dubbed "stalkerware" because it was initially marketed to jealous spouses paranoid about infidelity.
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His faith in technological progress is, unusually for Silicon Valley, explicitly tinged with darkness: he is a paranoid optimist.
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Understand that you may not be seeing or hearing everything clearly, and do your best to avoid paranoid thinking.
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"Every morning we get up paranoid, getting ready to fight that competitor," Tomè told "Mad Money " host Jim Cramer.
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And to go even further, those types of statements we knew usually come from someone who has paranoid schizophrenia.
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The record can feel very tense and paranoid, is that often how you interface with the world around you?
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In a phone interview, the witness—who was paranoid about Broadly identifying her—says she feels bad for Jack.
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Earlier this year, a mysterious force that was blocking car key fobs left an entire Canadian town feeling paranoid.
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You want to be where, if you do get paranoid, they can hold you and make you feel good.
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The documents are filled with paranoid rhetoric defending the separation of "colored" people from "white" people at all costs.
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They said Sayoc grew paranoid, anxious and isolated, latching onto Trump in the months before he sent the bombs.
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Here, mostly outside the eye of the media and the other occupiers, the atmosphere was often fervid and paranoid.
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He was caught ranting to a journalist about his co-workers, whom he described as paranoid and mentally ill.
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Words fail him; he turns to mime: Dave then explains that he is often paranoid and nervous on stage.
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"Of course, there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment," Clinton said on Aug.
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Huang says he's tried to develop the most no-frills protection possible that still meets Snowden's rightfully paranoid standards.
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Maybe I'm just paranoid at this point, but it seems like they're bragging about how easily they get burnt.
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Falcons and Jaguars fans will be able to access the Paranoid Fans stadium maps directly from the team apps.
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Fears and paranoid thoughts may occur, and you tend to be obsessive, so keep unhelpful negative thinking in check.
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And I think if you're, say, a black man in America, you have every reason to be paranoid, right?
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And if the couple were still super paranoid about visiting the doctor together, she could just go by herself.
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The recent Apple court case against the U.S. government has been dominating headlines and stoking our collective paranoid fears.
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She plugs her dead phone into the charger, calls me a "paranoid butthole," then apologizes for making me worry.
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If you're super paranoid, you could remove your hard drive, though you might need professional help to do so.
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I am so kinda paranoid about all of these smart devices and I really struggle with that a lot.
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Now she's paranoid, annoyed, and even downright hostile — all classic characteristics of a trapped heroine in a horror movie.
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I remember one visit in October with a prisoner who told me he had been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.
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If you're paranoid about security, this probably isn't your jam, but for everyday stuff it should be just fine.
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Mr Zeman has been among Europe's most paranoid opponents of the refugees, and TV Prima has echoed his line.
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But the similarities between this figure and the paranoid worldviews and sadistic actions of our current policymakers are uncanny.
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Scaramucci called Priebus a "paranoid schizophrenic" and said that he will be asked to resign shortly during the call.
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On his breakout hit, "Paranoid," he wonders if the women in his orbit are plotting a conspiracy against him.
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Chilling undercover footage taken inside China's most oppressive region shows it's virtually impossible to escape the paranoid police state
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There has never been any attempt on my part to make anybody paranoid about the issue of food safety.
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MA: I RESPECT HIM A LOT HE IS A GREAT VALUE, VISION, AND IS VERY PARANOID FOR THE FUTURE.
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After two years, I moved to the email group where I work now, although I didn't stop being paranoid.
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"Isn't everybody always paranoid that this is used for ulterior purposes?" the immigration hardliner told the outlet on Thursday.
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He was well aware that since "The Hateful Eight" leak, Tarantino was more paranoid than usual about his material.
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" Wardle: "I think a large part of making the film was just trying to stop ourselves from getting paranoid.
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" The story depicted Trump as paranoid and isolated, and his cable TV consumption "has actually increased in recent months.
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Without a unifying vision, the collection of interests becomes not an electoral majority but a paranoid gang of competitors.
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This is a delicate time; watch out for paranoid vibes and insecure feelings, but do stand up for yourself.
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When it shifts into paranoid thriller mode, it doesn't quite hold together — but seriously, how cool is that setup?
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But that is counterbalanced by the uncertainty of the ex-husband; is everyone acting weird, or is he paranoid?
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Despite public statements by Trump and Sessions, he's not convinced the government will protect him, and he's become paranoid.
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He could draw out even the most paranoid conspiracist and get them to talk, at length, about their ideas.
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The harsh loop gives everything around it a paranoid, sinister feel, and the confident, thumping beat underneath won't stop.
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His take is blunt, small, and paranoid, confronting the end of days with a grimace in a quiet room.
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And the moment may be exactly right for a paranoid meditation on the possible end of the human race.
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Meanwhile the left is energized as never in my lifetime, while the center-left seems bankrupt, dazed and paranoid.
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"He's been careful and paranoid ... trying to stay off the radar," said Falko Ernst, an International Crisis Group analyst.
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Investigators have described him as a paranoid narcissist obsessed with sex and watching his underlings endure pain and humiliation.
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He's out for Laurie, of course, who has become a paranoid, rabid grandmother with a fortress for a house.
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He eventually diagnosed him with severe compulsive disorder, depressive disorder, paranoid disorder, psychosis and other mental illnesses, he said.
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I thought, I'm not going to be paranoid, I can't live like this forever, so I opened the door.
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And so, once that begins happening, Americans further their freakout and raise their kids in a paranoid, defensive way.
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Callimachi: Keep in mind, this is a group that at this point is paranoid of being infiltrated by spies.
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This September, you're challenged not to get too paranoid about people's intentions, but not to be overly trusting either.
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Both creators struggled to keep the show from spinning out into some large-scale "genre, paranoid thriller," Horowitz said.
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But you are paranoid that you might get lost in the forest, desert, or ocean so you keep it?
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Paranoid androids: • What's the story behind those host bodies Bernard and the Delos team find floating in the water?
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You know the famous book by Andy Grove who ran Intel, he talked about how only the paranoid survive.
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By the end, Valladares was so paranoid that he became almost affixed to his bedroom window, keeping constant lookout.
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Mr. Davis, the lawyers argue, is intellectually disabled, with a low I.Q.; Mr. Ward, they contend, has paranoid schizophrenia.
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But you know what they say – just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean that they're not out to get you.
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Her phones were tapped, she was followed, and her house broken into, making her feel unsafe, and constantly paranoid.
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" He said that his fellow Democrats who were worried about being tied to a presidential candidate are "being paranoid.
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But Jaroslaw, paranoid, believed that his two friends had begun a relationship while he and Justyna were still married.
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As such, the album is tense and paranoid, and, at eight songs, a concise look at what makes KEY!
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You'd think Instagram would know by now that even the smallest changes can send users into a paranoid frenzy.
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In colorful and paranoid far-right rants, Mr. Moura accused feminists, teachers and mainstream politicians of waging vast conspiracies.
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In colorful and paranoid far-right rants, Mr. Moura accused feminists, teachers and mainstream politicians of waging vast conspiracies.
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Their vocabulary of broad stereotypes, paranoid fantasies and preposterous global-takeover schemes is the stuff comedy is made of.
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Over half of the patients who lowered their defenses reported reductions in their paranoid delusions after just 30 minutes.
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The Russia panic shows us how a paranoid style can take root in the heart of the American establishment.
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The police had learned from a 911 caller and from Ms. Danner's sister that she was a paranoid schizophrenic.
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I'd give the edge to USA's paranoid hacker drama, which aired more recently and has tons of good buzz.
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According to Pat, Matthew, who suffered from bipolar disorder and paranoid schizophrenia, had already attempted suicide twice that year.
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Pluto is the planet of secrets, and it doesn't accept anything at face value, making you a little paranoid.
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I'd been temporarily cowed by John's attack, but it wasn't until I got high that I got really paranoid.
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If you talk to them, as I know you do, they are actually paranoid with competing with each other.
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They probably face months of hardship and fear under the ever more merciless and paranoid rule of the Islamic State.
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The case soon becomes bigger, as Anna's jittery, paranoid husband Usko (Jani Volanen) suggests she may have had powerful enemies.
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While all my friends would be laughing at Seinfeld with squinted eyes, I'd be in the corner, stressing and paranoid.
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Bill: I would guess since he hacked the Dark Army he was extra paranoid, in case he tripped a wire?
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Brad Wing — The Giants punter confirmed every paranoid thought of slamming your foot into a frozen brick in the cold.
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The entire thing was cooked up by a Harvard grad named Allen Baler, who saw paranoid conservatives as easy marks.
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In The 'Burbs, Hanks plays a paranoid suburbanite who sets out to prove that his new neighbors are crazed killers.
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For some, this fact adds to Stanley Kubrick's expertly-crafted atmosphere of paranoid, chilling horror and Jack Nicholson's unhinged acting.
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"All of this pregnancy talk has really gotten me kind of paranoid," the reality star says in an exclusive clip.
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But the fact-free world of paranoid fantasy that right-wing media provide for his followers is a bigger problem.
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I smoked some joints as a teenager, and one day I suddenly stopped because I was becoming paranoid each time.
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I couldn't figure out where they had come from and was a little paranoid that someone was spying on me.
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But the fact he was called "a fucking paranoid schizophrenic" in the aforementioned New Yorker interview probably isn't a coincidence.
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Arguably, the song is about an interracial relationship that's left the white guy paranoid from the guilty weight of history.
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Elizabeth recruits Gabby, who's paranoid that she's being targeted and is just happy to vote for anybody who's not her.
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At Fox News, he victimized women while teaching conservatives how to perform, to great success, an imitation of paranoid victimhood.
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And anyway, as the old saying goes: Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't actually out to get you.
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And many more significant bizarre events leave Chris wondering whether something inimical is going on, or he's just being paranoid.
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The series follows David Haller (Downton Abbey and The Guest star Dan Stevens), a young man battling severe paranoid schizophrenia.
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But Rorschach in Watchmen is a repugnant, egotistical nihilist, a hateful, paranoid vigilante who constantly puts himself above the law.
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And in his journal entries, he's paranoid, nihilistic, and sees the worst in people — usually the poor, immigrants, and women.
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East Germany's paranoid and hyper-surveilled society and Helmut Kohl's patriarchal CDU taught her the virtues of ambiguity and patience.
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I'm not paranoid about public use, because at the end of the day, I would be really sick without it.
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Mr Sánchez's bet is that Spaniards are less angry and paranoid, and more socially liberal, than the right now thinks.
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"Any company that's enjoying success has to remain paranoid and not ever settle for resting on their laurels," says Gretsch.
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If paranoid or anxious vibes pop up, be gentle with yourself, and find someone caring and empathetic to speak to.
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Paranoid about the spread of this new plague, Woody Harrelson's sadistic character, the Colonel, begins murdering the virus's new victims.
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You can also add text and titles on top, include still photos, and (for the extra-paranoid) blur particular objects.
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McGowan – who has accused the mogul of raping her – said she has been left paranoid by these investigations into her.
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Trump, with his insinuation that Obama may be a covert ISIS sympathizer, is exhibiting the paranoid style in full plumage.
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Research shows that [ostracism] is extremely detrimental to employees because it makes them feel paranoid, unwelcome, and under extreme stress.
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People will be anxious, even paranoid, and could be acting from a place of fear, not of trust or love.
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"Of course, there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment," the Democratic presidential nominee added.
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Brick-and-mortar retailers used to be paranoid about people coming into their stores and then finding cheaper things online.
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An independent investigation concluded he was a paranoid narcissist obsessed with sex and watching his underlings endure pain and humiliation.
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Rickman provided his voice to Marvin, the Paranoid Android, in the 2005 film based on the book by Douglas Adams.
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Martial drums, tinny digital choir samples, and propulsive batida rhythms transform Desiigner's celebratory jam into a complex, paranoid rave-up.
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These days, we are far less paranoid than when The X-Files first aired, though we are far more surveilled.
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Bringing their live performances to the stage are Robert Hood, Paranoid London, Rrose, Dopplereffekt, and Larry Heard as Mr. Fingers.
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"Of course, there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment," she said in Reno, Nev.
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Here's a good rule of thumb: when in doubt, assume every odd-looking email is suspicious and delete often. Paranoid?
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Over at the lake house, Quinn (Rupert Friend) is so paranoid after Ada's visit, he lays into Astrid (Nina Hoss).
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Do you ever get paranoid about passing it on, in the way people who are not HIV positive sometimes are?
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More controversially, some have speculated that the official wanted to cause precisely the paranoid reaction from Trump that has ensued.
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Conversely, Trump's opponents will see it as further proof that the Republican Party has been taken over by paranoid bigots.
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A potential terrorist attack is definitely on my mind every time I use public transport—I'm pretty paranoid about it.
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"I don't mean to be paranoid about this, but I'm assuming that to some extent rules will apply," he said.
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"I'm much more worried about the meth head next door than I would be about the paranoid schizophrenic," he says.
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But you don't have to be paranoid to have your curiosity and imagination stirred by this exhibition's uncannily evocative materials.
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Welcome to the world of SVU—an extremely satisfying procedural crime show that dramatizes all of your most paranoid thoughts.
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We had standard jokes like "Even paranoids have enemies," and our business cards, which said Paranoid Yahoo, were the best.
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"We cannot simply turn away and dismiss those in peaceful protest as troublemakers or paranoid," Mr. Obama said to applause.
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Also present was America's foremost purveyor of paranoid fantasies, Alex Jones, who heckled Senator Marco Rubio at a press gaggle.
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It is the use of paranoid modes of expression by more or less normal people that makes the phenomenon significant.
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When you find it, it's in the shape of a man named Dutch who is, himself, a paranoid doomsday prepper.
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That he later found himself in Belmarsh Prison, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and certified as criminally insane, speaks to this.
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If you're alone, do your best not to lurk all over your lover's social media—paranoid vibes could take over.
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TC: I always give drivers five stars out of some paranoid fear that if I don't, there will be ramifications.
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The duo make surreal, tinny pop informed by paranoid post-punk and inspired, generally, by the state of Australia today.
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A twisted logic sprouted from her mind, and she progressively became more overwhelmed and paranoid, fearing the people around her.
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