There were, however, 272 rabid cats, 59 rabid dogs and one rabid llama.
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Not even the most rabid of parents with the most rabid of lawyers could have kept Rowan there.
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This means the rabid worship of Call Me By Your Name and Lady Bird will become slightly less rabid.
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Public opinion on the game seems to have shifted from rabid enthusiasm/bemused tolerance to rabid enthusiasm/crankiness and general scorn.
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The crowd at the Tokyo Dome was rabid for Naito to win, at least as rabid as they'd been for Omega months earlier.
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The negative connotation behind the word "rabid" didn't stop the Oxford Dictionary from using the term "rabid feminists" in an example sentence on the word's entry.
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Stans are much more fervent — and much more rabid.
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And she isn't the only Mainer who's been attacked by a rabid animal this season: The day before Borch's attack, a possibly rabid fox bit a man on both hands in Topsham, Maine.
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And a rabid fanbase of hardcore #Hessa (Hardin + Tessa) stans.
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The tactic built a rabid, invested fan base almost overnight.
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What is irrational is the rabid Republican ranting about it.
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Fortunately for rabid fans, the teaser does include new footage.
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"[Riverdale] certainly has a rabid fan base," says Ulrich, 47.
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They just thought I was one of those rabid atheists.
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He'd developed a rabid following on the streaming platform SoundCloud.
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In America today, a rabid lupophobia is haunting the backcountry.
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He knew the rabid side of white supremacy very intimately.
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The thing is, rabid Dixon fans do exist—they must exist.
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No star, no matter how big, could escape Rosie's rabid interests.
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What good is your SoundCloud page without a rabid Twitter following?
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But the Rabid Puppies may also have made a crucial error.
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No, actually, I loathe them, with a rabid, visceral, illogical fervor.
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It does not address Steve King's violent, vitriolic, and rabid racism.
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Did you expect the rabid cultural response to those Manson videos?
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Established designers are also benefiting from K-culture's rabid global fanbase.
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All 17 people behind the account remain anonymous, despite rabid speculation.
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A rabid coyote with bad hair won the South Carolina primary!
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The more rabid parts of their media are already rattling sabres.
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Unfortunately, this is something a rabid audience already knows has failed.
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The next day, she found out the big cat was rabid.
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He'll be helped by his unusually loyal and rabid fan base.
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Uproxx reports that rabid fans are already jumping on the info.
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Indeed, not every election will necessarily produce a rabid populist outcome.
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The initial pushback to the Rabid Puppies was unfocused and confused.
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For some people, it was the colorful characters and rabid fandom.
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No surprise, Trump has praised this rabid dog with a microphone.
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"I knew instantly it had to be rabid," Borch told BDN.
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Locked in a small room with a swarm of rabid ferrets.
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Over in the left seat, Suneja was confronting a rabid dog.
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The Usagi Yojimbo has a rabid following and is critically acclaimed.
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It's great to have rabid fans who blindly believe in your product.
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Of course Twitter pounced like a rabid fox on the nonsensical gesture.
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A homeopathic preparation supposedly made from the saliva of a rabid dog.
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Supplies ran out quickly, angering rabid fans who descended on McDonald's restaurants.
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The Big Bang Theory has amassed a seriously devoted, almost rabid, following.
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"New" Taylor seemed content to interact only with her most rabid fans.
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If you do get bitten by a rabid animal, there is treatment.
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It was a hype machine that created a legion of rabid fans.
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Its weirdness makes it divisive, but it's also spawned a rabid following.
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This characterization was underscored by contemporary paleoart depicting them as practically rabid.
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No, I'm about to get my rabid sports fan all riled up.
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Doug Jones defeated a rabid right-winger in a 85033 special election.
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Trump's rabid supporters like him in part because he rejects the conventional.
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But the rabid sharer is just one type of social media user.
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"Now I'm kind of a rabid dog," she added with a chuckle.
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Catalan independence is not a threat to democracy; rabid Spanish nationalism is.
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Few bands have a larger and more rabid fan base than BTS.
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By his own admission, McCain has been a rabid partisan at times.
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Maybe because the news tells us he's playing to his rabid base.
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Rabid readers want to see something they've already digested, brought to life.
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Click the transmission to sport, and the car turns from feral to rabid.
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Few fans, however rabid they may be, know The Sandwich's true origin story.
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But I have seen him yell, his voice growling with a rabid intensity.
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The rabid enthusiasm I saw at New York Comic Con in 2013 mellowed.
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The poet's words are beloved, but inspire a rabid, possessive sort of fandom.
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The New Jersey governor has made headlines recently, launching rabid attacks against Rubio.
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He might be useful in space, the race for which has grown rabid.
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Nevertheless, Democrats remain rabid to convict without regard to cause, evidence or culpability.
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It's more likely to inspire zany body movements than rabid dancefloor fist pumps.
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From the very beginning, Larry and Sergey have been kind of rabid attendees.
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When fans are encountered here, they tend to be rabid about the sport.
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"The fan base is rabid," said Seymour, who is also a CNBC contributor.
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With the Shakes, you have a very charismatic personality and a rabid fanbase.
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Bath & Body Works has developed a rabid following over the past three decades.
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Rabid fans are still posting on the brand's last Instagram post for answers.
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A rabid soup fan myself, I asked Ruthie for her coconut soup recipe.
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You shuffle to the bathroom while clawing at your eyeballs like a rabid cat.
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A rabid bobcat attacked two men and a dog in Anthem, Arizona, on Sunday.
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In particular, President-elect Donald Trump has a rabid fan base that seems unreachable.
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"Did you know you have a rabid toddler fan base?" the proud dad asked.
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Developer Epic Games released a trailer that quickly garnered excitement among its rabid fans.
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In recent years, the number of rabid raccoons in the city has been small.
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I see your rabid shopping trip and I raise you: going to the movies!
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Overall, the musical score for NFL Street was nonstop man-anger and rabid competitiveness.
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There exists a subset of My Little Pony fans who are also rabid Nazis.
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This is the second version of the Pixel created by Rabid Prototypes of Boston.
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The Rabid Puppies are like Trump and the Sad Puppies are like Mike Pence.
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I'm a rabid yellow dog Democrat but my party does need shaping and shaking.
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The show retained many elements that endeared the film to its rabid fan base.
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" He met his tribe––"The people who rejected the rabid capitalism that America is.
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"I'm from Arizona," the actor stutters, as Hitler backing away, wide-eyed and rabid.
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I'm a rabid follower of Rebecca Traister and Jill Lepore — I appreciate those women.
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Why — and how — had it so quickly become the rabid preoccupation of so many?
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"Ultimately, [influencers have] just really rabid fan bases," Peter Vincer, HiStudios CEO, tells me.
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The odds the cat that bit me was rabid were, I'd guess, almost zero.
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Those crowds are older, largely white, and politely enthusiastic more than rabid and rowdy.
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Note his professionalism in the midst of a huge crowd of rabid football fans.
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Bernie Sanders engendered a similar reaction from his rabid base of supporters in 2016.
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You'd have to be the most rabid of early adopters to accept that bargain.
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He participated in the Civil Rights movement, encountering white-sanctioned anger and rabid incivility.
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I'm a rabid Instagram follower, a Snapchat checker, and a general social media addict.
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Her rabid fan base tunes in for her beauty product reviews, hauls, and tutorials.
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We were absolutely rabid, so when something big was happening we would follow it completely.
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" The report described G-Eazy's behavior during the arrest incident as "insane, crazy and rabid.
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A caption — even from a rabid internet fan — can be a source of endless speculation.
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" The report described G-Eazy's behavior during the arrest incident as "insane, crazy and rabid.
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"I had heard [about] the controversy around the Hugos and the Rabid Puppies," she explained.
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And maybe Brooklyn was never the rabid, hand-holding Brooklyn of our literate Dodger elegists.
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"The only ones 'goading' impeachment are the rabid, crazed 2020 Democrats," she told VICE News.
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Could it be possible that the greatest joke of all is on the Rabid Puppies?
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She's not one of Duterte's rabid supporters and wants people to think critically about him.
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It appears that he was being serious, not just feeding catnip to his rabid base.
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Foxhoven's last email has him sticking to his guns after complaints about his rabid fandom.
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That anyone in America would even CONSIDER voting for this rabid coyote leaves me speechless.
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The rabid Cuban appetite for ice cream has always been on full display at Coppelia.
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She is the only artist in the summer roll out without a rabid fan base.
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Rabid enthusiasm for the game was shared by only a few of the models present.
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Since the bat left the building, officials are unable to determine whether it was rabid.
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Alabama's rabid fans — and Tagovailoa's teammates — are not the only ones invested in his return.
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She was a rabid Atlanta Braves fan who loved photography, whitewater rafting, hiking and cycling.
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The very next year, Rabid Puppy influence over the nominations had already begun to ebb.
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It is past time for us to turn down and tune out the rabid rhetoric.
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It is past time for us to turn down and tune out the rabid rhetoric.
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His rabid fans wreaked havoc on unsuspecting arenas, who were drastically underprepared for the chaos.
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But the trippy visuals aren't what's sending the show's rabid fan base into a frenzy.
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"I wasn't a rabid fan, but something told me to go," Murphy said last month.
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Instead, Disney opted to show these clips at its own events for its rabid fans.
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Will the wolf survive the rabid impulse of murder the cattle industry fosters in America?
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Like an endangered species, when your back's against the wall, you turn kind of rabid.
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Will the Academy celebrate a film with bad reviews but rabid fans, like Bohemian Rhapsody?
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Be it climate change, diseases, rabid dogs or ticks, life is just chock full of worry.
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Maybe that's one way to explain the public's rabid fascination with all things true crime-related.
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If this was Apple, with its rabid base of deeply integrated products, I could see it.
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What really turned me into a slightly rabid fan was a scene description from Hocus Pocus.
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Pupkin hasn't produced a rabid fan base, though his influence is clear in today's comedy landscape.
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But Trump and many members of his rabid fanbase had heard enough and felt viscerally insulted.
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His campaign relied instead on more unofficial networks of rabid supporters to get the word out.
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He may have also been trying to mollify a rabid anti-Clinton contingent within the FBI.
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Then films his intense interactions with them and puts the footage online for a rabid audience.
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But that was before the rabid queer internet community and I got a hold of her.
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Though it lasted just two series, its afterlife has been long, and its fans are rabid.
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As always, this nomination is dedicated to the Clone Club for their loyal and rabid support!
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Thus relegating this movie to the status of an oldies collection, albeit a particularly rabid one.
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The rabid show of support by the grassroots left shows that old ideas truly die-hard.
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"It was the last-ditch efforts of the rabid dog expediting his death," the commentary said.
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The Rabid Puppies stacked the Hugos with ideologically-charged nonsense written by partisan hacks and incompetents.
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Torontonian Jay White, 37, is part of a subset of Canadians who are rabid Trump fans.
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The developers were asking for $436,000 but ended up raising $586,346 from the show's rabid fanbase.
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Anyone watching that episode will already know that Liz Lemon is a rabid "Star Wars" fan.
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Then on Saturday came a mass shooting at a Jewish synagogue by a rabid anti-Semite.
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But it has built a rabid following online and in particular received strong support among Latinos.
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Millions more will watch, either as rabid fans or, increasingly, as concerned parents and loved ones.
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This is no small challenge, in part because of his passionate — some might say rabid — following.
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Between 1915 and 2001, 39 instances of aggressive behavior were recorded and twelve from rabid wolves.
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They're cute, chonky, loving, loungers with rabid appetites — embodying a #mood we can all relate to.
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Like a rabid dog with a bloody steak in its fangs, they will not give up.
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"Never give up," reads the clip's description, grabbed by one of mnr61894's few but rabid fans.
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Eichler: When the show first aired in the first year, there were a lot of rabid fans.
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Directed by: Lewis TeagueWritten by: Don Carlos Dunaway and Lauren CurrierBased on: Cujo A rabid St. Bernard.
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Many Democrats have resigned themselves to becoming attack dogs who use pettiness to keep their base rabid.
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The Sounders, the soccer team, also have an oddly rabid following for this part of the world.
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Russia's foreign ministry said the incident was "a clear example of where rabid anti-Russian sentiment leads".
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We saw the C&H fans are rabid fans; they have an insatiable appetite for this content.
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But Bordo twists Lewinsky's words in order to cast both Clintons as victims of a rabid press.
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MSNBC going out of its way to not mention that Hodgkinson was a rabid Bernie Sanders supporter.
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Some of the president's most rabid supporters have picked up this batty baton and run with it.
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Iowa also has a rabid fan base for college sports teams like the Hawkeyes and the Cyclones.
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George B. Kaiser, the driving force behind the acquisition, is far from the cult of rabid Dylandom.
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"I don't wanna say what it is," the withholding overlord let down a rabid crowd of fans.
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For one, he feels badly for McDonald's workers who got raked over the coals by rabid customers.
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The site's rabid commenters — sometimes hilarious, sometimes vicious — became the bane of many a diva and impresario.
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Not every parent with concerns about vaccination is a rabid conspiracy theorist bent on resisting inoculation forever.
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We got assurance that Elliott—led by rabid right-winger Singer—won't mess with Twitter's content policies.
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This drama was renewed for a fourth season last week, an unsurprising move considering its rabid following.
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It also highlights the country's rabid political polarization, which helped propel Mr. Trump to the White House.
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Based on what I had read in the media, I was prepared for a rabid sexist screed.
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You may use an alias only if you are not a terrorist or a rabid Canadian-baiter.
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Bigger venues, bigger (and extremely rabid) crowds, three Juno Award nominations here, a Polaris Prize longlisting there.
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When opening up your iPad, a rabid bat is probably the last thing you'd expect to see.
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"There are such rabid fans, and I think it would be nice to have some closure," says Sursock.
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That plaza was filled every night with raucous Cleveland sports fans, as rabid a fanbase as you'll find.
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How do I know if filming a public confrontation is my civic duty or just click-rabid voyeurism?
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I'm planning a 'Men's March' to protest at the creeping global emasculation of my gender by rabid feminists.
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For example: Say I Photoshop a picture of Hillary Clinton so that she's being chased by rabid wolves.
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Actually, just to troll their suffering rabid fans, they released the Season 3 premiere on April Fools day.
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And even if Trump somehow manages to contain himself, his rabid supporters are not likely to follow suit.
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Honestly I'm willing to try anything to stay sane, least of which is looking like a rabid bitch.
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Internet users are rabid about protecting their online freedoms, and many will cast their votes based on that.
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It should have been a slam dunk for a company with a rabid and engaged online fan base.
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That said, Luke's clear the UFC is going after fighters who use these drugs like a rabid dog.
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And instead of driving watchers away in droves, it only increased the appreciation of its rabid fan base.
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Rabid brand allegiances are as strong as ever and there's plenty of research to explain why that is.
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On its face, the question shows Oprah's objectivity ... but that seems to be lost on rabid MJ fans.
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It's not clear if the animal is rabid, but the agency doesn't want anyone to take any chances.
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That said, we are now reviewing the example sentence for 'rabid' to ensure that it reflects current usage.
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In 2005, John Ball, a data analyst and rabid Houston Rockets fan, had a fit of referee paranoia.
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But no one has definitively solved the riddle of what seems like a rabid case of canine contempt.
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The bleeding-heart, bleeding-elbows spiritedness of their latest release, "Holy Ghost," only augmented their rabid fan base.
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A rabid sports fan, Martinez "loved the Raiders and he loved USC," Rudy Marin, a friend, told KFOX.
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Sure, excitement for the first installment of the Divergent movies, which came out in March 2014, was rabid.
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The comics weren't for anyone in particular, but eventually, the famously rabid Dark Souls audience stumbled upon them.
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And two shows with rabid fan bases return to the CW. THE RUNDOWN WITH ROBIN THEDE 11 p.m.
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CHRISTOPHER BAILEY, SEATTLE To the Editor: Frank Bruni succinctly expressed my sentiments about the rabid, hysterical Trump haters.
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They were both rabid fans, and Orly had been in and out of the hospital with Crohn's disease.
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SEATTLE — Amid the chaos stirred by nearly 70,000 rabid fans at CenturyLink Field, Russell Wilson did not flinch.
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The league promotes this rabid attention as proof of its strength, but the players' strength is mighty, too.
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Ben Cardin about the newspaper's ideological bent, saying, "I don't notice any rabid editorials or polarizing coverage" that would offer a potential motive for the shooting — a line of questioning many on Twitter found odd because it seemed to suggest that "rabid editorials" might provide a motive for a mass killing.
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Apple's marvelous smartphone has transformed our lives, and the rabid anticipation of this newest model—Edge-to-edge display!
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He says MBL's political message is what separates its members from the rabid pro-Bolsonaro trolls (Bolsominions) on Twitter.
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Kat from "10 Things I Hate About You" is a rabid feminist until she's cured by getting a boyfriend.
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But it doesn't end there, all five Kardashian/Jenner sisters have successful apps and a rabid social media following.
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Rabid fans, if you're reading this, don't make the same mistake I did when Lisa Frank was closing down.
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The company, however, apparently believes there's still a rabid fanbase demanding a defused version of its mobile time bomb.
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Heartland "Ameristan" is full of people who believe Moab was destroyed, including a rabid fundamentalist cult fond of crucifixion.
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A scene of kids hanging out at the mall can be followed by one of rabid rats literally exploding.
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Beginning in 2015, both the Sad Puppies and the Rabid Puppies mounted regressive "traditional" voting blocs among Hugo members.
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The Ducks want to get out of rabid pro-Oilers environment in Edmonton during the break in the series.
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And Campanis wasn't a racist—not in the rabid stars 'n' bars-waving, sheet-wearing sense of the word.
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"I think she has managed to demean both professions with her hype, rabid persona and sensational analysis," he said.
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The official Korean Central News Agency called the former vice president a "rabid dog" that should be put down.
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The first season finale of This is Us left more than a little disappointment among the show's rabid viewers.
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Man is biting dog now, but it is a tiny, shrunken man and the dog is rabid and enormous.
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Get your pets vaccinated against rabies, and if you think they've been bitten by a rabid animal, call 311.
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There was CDA, but there was also the Digital Audio Crew and Rabid Neurosis, just to name a couple.
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In a different cell, different pod, my neighbor was a rabid right-wing, Fox News lovin' Glenn Beck devotee.
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So if I were a news publisher I would be very excited that Sundar is a rabid news reader.
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But out of Facebook's 1.55 billion users, there are a LOT of rabid sports fans who aren't on Twitter.
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Go deeper: Wired digs into the rabid fanbase that for decades kept the dream of making this movie afloat.
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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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"The prospect that Brexit would fix everything was enough for all but the most rabid xenophobe," Mr. Bale said.
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It plays to rabid anti-Semitism, which has seen a frightening resurgence in the United States and in Europe.
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If black voters are passionate about getting rid of Mr. Trump, liberal whites "are even more rabid," he said.
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It is dispiriting to watch the wretched excesses of Mr. Trump's slapstick presidency and the rabid audience he commands.
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"It's ICE unchained, a rabid dog now, no limit in sight," the lawyer summarized, sounding more sad than radicalized.
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It's been a complex relationship, going back at least to their clash over the rabid Wolf in Season 6.
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When a show's following is particularly rabid, fans break off into smaller splinter groups, allowing for more focused discussions.
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He campaigned on applause-line policies: Anything that roused a response from his rabid adherents, he repeated and amplified.
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He came across neither as the avenging angel of Resistance fan-fiction or the rabid partisan of Republican portraiture.
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But before you tweet snark at them, make sure you're ready for the backlash from their rabid fan bases.
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Though he called himself a "rabid gun owner," he was also a pragmatist: easygoing with the press, and experienced.
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Go deeper: Trump views summits as chance to "brag," North Korea says North Korea calls Biden a "rabid dog"
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Kim Jong Un did say that I'm a rabid dog, I should be beaten to death with a stick.
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In other words, Khan could choose to stand with the innocent woman instead of the rabid and bloodthirsty extremists.
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But after a series of rabid reactions, the artists no longer felt safe leaving the bus parked at night.
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" 'rabid' in Los Angeles had a similar take on the book's ratio of pleasures to challenges: "Is it self-indulgent?
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And again, somebody who I don&apost think you would ever describe as a rabid fan of the president. Martha?
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She gave Jonah a preparation of lyssinum, a homeopathic treatment supposedly made from the diluted saliva of a rabid dog.
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The comedian told us Maher's "house n*****" joke was definitely offensive, but he thinks the rabid backlash ignored the context.
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Furious and rabid (as he has been for this entire series), Jay has a fit, punching art in George's home.
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Roy was almost immediately stung by Beyonce's rabid fan base; the Bey Hive swarmed her social media accounts with criticism.
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Serialized from 2009 to 2015, Chippendale's pen-and-ink drawings are as rabid and neurotic and complex as his drumming.
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As Cardi B pointed out, cyberbullying and harassment can be a nasty side effect of angering rabid, impassioned fan bases.
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In the intervening years the Notion Ink was the biggest piece of vaporware ever but it had a rabid following.
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Isn't it possible her words could be taken as permission by her most rabid supporters to take out a rival?
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So, nothing much to see here, just a cool tip of the hat for that huge, rabid 1973 Westworld fanbase.
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No. 2, the apology Trump opened up the debate with was not believed by many other than his rabid supporters.
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His critics call him an authoritarian who surrounds himself with yes-men, and recall his days as a rabid ultranationalist.
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But negative connotations didn't stop the Oxford Dictionary from using "rabid feminists" in an example sentence on the word's entry.
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The rabid New York Yankees and Cubs fan is 77 years old now and has had a few health hiccups.
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Driven PORSCHE 911 owners are a faithful and rabid bunch who do not like their car to be messed with.
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The result, however, has been a schism, the more rabid party members splitting to form a more reliably extremist corps.
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India's elites—educated, urbanized, upper caste Hindus—are today either rabid Modi supporters or conveniently indifferent to his majoritarian menace.
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Many of these rabid Army volunteers, Grandin notes, were former bounty hunters with an unchecked thirst for scalping their victims.
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Once they get a taste for flesh, the pack of rabid hamster zombies wreak havoc on the small town below.
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Doubtful. Chris Christie's speech was nothing more than the loud barking of a rabid junk-yard dog on the attack.
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But when it finally arrived on Broadway in 2004, its depiction of the rabid lust of celebrity felt scaldingly relevant.
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In the long run, though, it isn't ideology that counts most but rabid self-interest — and a hunger for revenge.
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But the show had a rabid following — my friends were obsessed, and the internet was crawling with GIFs and catchphrases.
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Then came the names and the fixed personas: D. Dawg, who wore a rabid dog mask and carried a cowbell.
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" Ed Martin, a Trump-supporting talk show host, was fired for calling other CNN contributors "black racists," and "rabid feminists.
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With one of the most rabid fanbases in existence, the company has learned this the hard way over the years.
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The results, predictably, drew the ire of Eminem's rabid fanbase, leading Cannon to fire back on the social media platform.
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Yet he is most comfortable playing a friendly officer, rounding up stray kids or rescuing villagers from a rabid dog.
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During the campaign, Mattis also never joined the crowds of rabid Republican partisans calling for Hillary Clinton to be jailed.
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Aliens developed a rabid fanbase, eager for more stories of heavily armed marines battling acid-for-blood xenomorphs across the stars.
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He is now sharing the story in hopes of educating others about the dangers of coming in contact with rabid animals.
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Selena Gomez via GIPHY They're called "Selenators," and they're mostly known for their rabid, bone-crushing devotion – in a positive sense.
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"We do get rabid bats in from time to time because we're the biggest wildlife center in the country," she said.
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When authorities responded to these calls and collected the creatures, then soon realized that they weren't rabid, just a little tipsy.
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Whatever this device ends up being, RED's rabid fans will undoubtedly already have their credit cards ready to snatch one up.
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In January, a 6-year-old boy in Florida died from the disease after he was bit by a rabid bat.
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Animal Control officers determined that the bat was rabid, and the family underwent a series of preventive shots, just in case.
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But they are still an edible icon after more than 22000 years of existence, with rabid fans all over the world.
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As someone on the Refinery29 entertainment team pointed out, both movies star CW actresses from lesser-known shows with rabid fanbases.
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It's exciting to see some of the most rabid consumers exist adopt Restocks as a major part of the purchasing process.
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Tammy DuBois, 52, said a rabid fox attacked her leg outside her New Jersey home, forcing her to strangle the animal.
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Alexander Skarsgård expertly deploys a menacing smile, baring his teeth as if a rabid dog on the verge of an attack.
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Twitter once tried to buy Shots for $150 million to score its 3 million rabid teen users, a source tells TechCrunch.
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Israel had condemned the ban as 'shameful' and said the decision was inspired by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's "rabid anti-Semitism".
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As attorney general under his brother, President John F. Kennedy, he went after people — the right ones — like a rabid dog.
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"Half his cabinet will be made up of rabid anti-monarchists," says Philip, a well-shaken cocktail of grievance and paranoia.
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Now consider how your recommendation for your best friend might change if, say, you are both rabid fans of horror shows.
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Our democracy is under attack—by foreign powers like Russia, by fake news on Twitter and Facebook, and by rabid partisanship.
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"It is past time for us to turn down and tune out the rabid rhetoric," the 2012 GOP presidential candidate added.
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He did all that while still providing the rabid on-ball defense and intuitive unselfishness that have long buoyed his career.
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In the end, Jeurys Familia threw his darting rabid fastballs and sliders, and the Mets had stumbled improbably into the playoffs.
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I've been a Nats fan since the day they arrived in 2005, and have raised my boys as rabid Nats fans.
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As a reporter determined to strip Wall Street to its seamy underbelly, Teresa Avia Lim never conveys anything like rabid ambition.
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He had a gift for channeling disaffection; the texture of his recordings was disarmingly raw, which led to wide, rabid embrace.
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But if you're looking for advice from Borch about how to deal with a rabid animal on your own, don't bother.
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With the attention from groupies, he said, he would "just David Cassidy out," hiding in his hotel room from rabid fans.
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So clearing out his belongings after he died suddenly at 57 was a challenge even for a rabid organizer like me.
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But Tsai seemed like an ideal fit for the N.B.A., especially to tap into the rabid basketball fan base in China.
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That was released earlier this month and attracted rabid fans despite its lackluster features, including a small battery and plastic screen.
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These enemies were young and undisciplined, led by inexperienced junior leaders from within Iraq, but they were also passionate and rabid.
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Tarkanian is known as a rabid conservative and is very unlikely to attract the swing voters he needs to win statewide.
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You don't get a pat on the back for ratcheting down from rabid after exploiting that very radicalism to your advantage.
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The newly-formed German Pugilism Association, chaired by rabid Nazi Georg Radamm, determined that Rukeli had an 'un-German' boxing style.
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The show garnered a rabid fan base for its running gags, rapid-fire quips and easy rapport between its two stars.
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Recently, an anthropologist named Michael Oman-Reagan noticed some decidedly sexist language lurking in the example sentences for several Oxford Dictionaries entries — entries for common words that don't have anything to do with gender, like rabid ("a rabid feminist"), shrill ("the rising shrill of women's voices"), and psyche ("I will never really fathom the female psyche").
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The Hydrogen is already generating plenty of excitement among RED's rabid fanbase, and yet we don't even know much about the hardware.
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So, previously unheard recordings from that era of the band's discography are surely of interest to its rabid fan base, among others.
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Then she turned around and became a massive supporter of Israel (and a rabid opponent of the Boycott, Divest, and Sanctions movement).
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Rabies still kills tens of thousands of people every year, mainly in Asia and Africa, where it's mostly transmitted by rabid dogs.
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Harmon's statement acknowledges the power and influence he now wields as the creator of a very popular show with a rabid fanbase.
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Right now, I'm very quietly working on a political committee for a statewide candidate who is a rabid pro-Trumper on paper.
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And Facebook hasn't added any new voice features to Messenger despite that rabid adoration for products like Amazon Alexa and Google Home.
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Its products are among Sephora's best sellers, and its rabid fan base constantly posts Instagrams of the brand's peppy, brightly colored bottles.
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Fear that a reader might do him harm underlies King's 1987 Misery, where a novelist is held captive by a rabid fan.
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People are dying on the streets, itchy swarms of plague rats and rabid gravehounds patrol the streets alongside the beefy, belligerent guards.
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"It really wasn't until it was released on Netflix," explained Sean Gunn, when asked about the show's late acquisition of rabid fans.
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And when Mickey Dobbs dashes out to escape a rabid ex, she still manages to tie a neat topknot over her head.
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As their numbers declined, a host of other disease-ridden animals—in particular, rabid dogs—came to feed on the carcasses instead.
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If I can get it right for me, my sixteen rabid fans, who I can pretty much name, will be delighted also.
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After all, Yiannopoulos is already talking about starting his own media network, and he's got a built-in audience of rabid fans.
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And while it checks many of the same boxes—source material with a rabid fanbase, innovative AR—it's decidedly its own experience.
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As rabid 'Teen Mom' fans know ... the show has stood by Amber's side in the past when she weathered other legal storms.
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The mint-flavored shake has appeared on the chain's menu every spring since the early '70s and has a rabid fan following.
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Sega needs rabid fans to justify new games like Sonic Mania, a game that seems made of pure 16-bit-era nostalgia.
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And a thousand thinkpieces followed, dissecting the Breaking Bad fandom's rabid response to Skyler, and making the case for and against her.
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Since Rob Kardashian slammed her with a rabid attempt at revenge porn on Instagram, Blac Chyna has been living her best life.
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Mrs May has also argued strongly against excessive immigration, for instance in a jarringly rabid speech to the 2015 Tory party conference.
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A colleague from either party who was friendly and reasonable in private could go on cable TV or Twitter and sound rabid.
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Whether it's vampires, a haunted hotel, or a rabid dog, the subjects of King's horror all represent our fear for something else.
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The years drew on and while Arya remained a hero to rabid Thrones fans, her storylines rarely lived up to her potential.
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Of all the creative tweaks to and combinations of Starbucks offerings, the Caramel Pumpkin Macchiato might have the most rabid internet following.
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Garafola was also something of "a kidder," according to Wells, who called the fallen officer a "rabid" Louisiana State University football fan.
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At the very top, men's programs that have Connecticut's history, rabid fan base, and great recruiter and coach are much more common.
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The service has offered users a way to bypass Apple's own App Store lockdown, building up a rabid fanbase in the process.
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Lil Dicky and his rabid fandom paved the way, and a fleet of 4Chan-fluent young edgelords are rising in his wake.
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The 2003 memoir documented Frey's rabid drug addiction, following the author as he bounced from hospital, to jail, and finally to rehab.
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"I am a crazed, rabid baseball fan and Red Sox fan," Mr. de Blasio told The Daily News editorial board on Tuesday.
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In a third snippet, released by the Kemp campaign Friday, Mr. Cagle says that Mr. Kemp's ads targeted "a very rabid" audience.
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But rabid fans of the podcast need not fret; the podcast will continue and the TV offshoot can be a complementary experience.
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The Democrats' are clearly being motivated by a sick hatred for President Trump and their rabid desire to overturn the 2016 election.
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Mr. Jones interjected here and there, while the rapper Malik Work spat rabid, righteous poetry, railing against the colonization of the mind.
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Meanwhile, I had grown up and become deeply frustrated with the status quo and the rabid conservatism I saw everywhere in Pakistan.
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It is because Mr. Trump can somehow get away with saying and doing just about anything, and his rabid base doesn't waver.
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"The fan base is so rabid that they can eke out a lot of money with these multiple showings," Mr. Bock said.
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Of every Kanye show I've attended—five total, including Sunday night's set—this crowd felt the most rabid, and the most masculine.
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The 65-year-old actor sported a bloody new look for his upcoming film in which he stars as a rabid film fan.
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He said he stopped communicating with Watkins after his character changed and he became "a rabid conservative" supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Take a small but rabid group of core users, bootstrapped off an existing social network, and give them a core subject to discuss.
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Instead, he let his comments marinate and watched as the New York tabloid press machine -- which was already gunning for Cruz -- run rabid.
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People have gotten rabies even with no obvious scratches or bites, and any kind of contact with a rabid animal is considered risky.
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Their conversation made it clear that nothing demonstrates the public's rabid interest in real-world interactivity like the explosive growth of escape rooms.
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"For us, it was really about being rabid, being wasted, and still being young enough to back it up," frontman Corey Taylor said.
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Flame Tree Barbecue has built up a rabid fanbase over the years, and these deeply flavorful ribs are part of the reason why.
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Apple will undoubtedly continue to make amazing devices loved all over the world, it just won't be fueled by a rabid, global fascination.
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That is truly a cohort with a rabid fan base who didn't necessarily consider it a promotion — they likely wanted GoT tattoos anyway.
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The good news for Tesla is that many of those 150,000 customers are rabid fans who are happy to evangelize for the company.
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As the actor who played Stan in Eminem's 2000 music video, Devon Sawa has embodied the rabid energy of a thousand stan accounts.
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Since telling her story, she's experienced an onslaught of hate from the Bachelor community which, as Stevens now knows, has a rabid fanbase.
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Critics viewed the first few episodes and, so far, praise is high for the show, which should please the book's rabid fan base.
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Two thousand passes were sold in just one minute last year, a testament to the rabid furor we have for Americanized Italian food.
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Humans are sometimes attacked by rabid otters, and the horrifying acts of depravity otters commit against baby seals include gratuitous killing and necrophilia.
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Maybe now studios will get the message not to change characters' races at random, especially when a large and rabid fanbase is watching.
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It's been almost two weeks since McDonalds revealed they hadn't produced enough promotional Szechuan sauce to satisfy the rabid Rick and Morty fanbase.
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He brought out a rabid fan to say a few words, which was probably the silliest thing I've ever seen a president do.
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If a major cultural event happens and it doesn't spark rabid speculation about whether or not Beyoncé will attend... did it even happen?
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History's shadow of rabid nationalism and xenophobia — kept at bay since the end of World War II — is already lengthening across the Continent.
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It's been taken over by the angry, rabid right, which has now shown that an unmoored demagogue can appeal to its basest instincts.
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Taylor Swift is a rabid Dashboard Confessional fan—and Carrabba could be cited as the inspiration for the emotional precision of her lyrics.
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If Trump starts looking like a politician in that regard, his support from all but the most rabid supporters will quickly dry up.
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Photo: Chris O'Meara (AP)The Big Apple is staring down a problem it hasn't seen in roughly eight years: rabid raccoons in Manhattan.
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The Rabid Puppies and Beale passed themselves off a silent majority, and used online mockery, harassment, and propaganda to mount a virtual occupation.
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The big question, however, is whether or not she'll wind up regretting her rabid pursuit of a fight with the dynamic former champion.
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In years gone by, the British MMA fan base has been relatively small in size to that of boxing, but equally as rabid.
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Wells: The Sad Puppies campaign failed to materialize for the 2017 Hugo Awards, and the Rabid Puppies campaign didn't find very solid footing.
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As a young journalist at the Los Angeles Times in the 1990s, George Dohrmann would field late-night phone calls from rabid fans.
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You have a defense attorney on the phone, and then the man who feels like a rabid squirrel who's caged on the phone.
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He meets the loquacious yellow gumshoe here for the first time, and they're joined by a handful of rabid Aipom for good measure.
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Instead, Pranzo suggested, the apparent spike in giantess searches may reflect the migration of a rabid giantess consumer community onto sites like Pornhub.
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The wildly affordable skin-care brand is a celeb- and editor-favorite, and is often the subject of rabid conversation on Reddit subthreads.
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Thousands gathered in Philadelphia for the Overwatch League Grand Finals, an e-sports tournament that draws a hugely diverse and rabid fan base.
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The atmosphere in Ottawa was a departure from what the Rangers had experienced in the rabid and raucous Bell Centre against the Canadiens.
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For rabid Trump supporters, it means a loss of conscience and a full embrace of living in a world of made-up facts.
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Barstool Sports, which was founded in 2003 by David Portney, has made a name for itself by courting controversy and its rabid fanbase.
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But maybe the most thrilling thing about this story in this mode is the proximity to performers attacking their roles with rabid wildness.
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Take a look in the stands during a game and you will see thousands of rabid football fans who don't wear jock straps.
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It went down at Showtime's boxing Upfronts in NYC Wednesday which were hosted by radio superstar and rabid Boxing fan Charlamagne Tha God.
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Twitter is not easy for those normals to navigate — kind of like using a Klingon language only easy for its more rabid fanbase.
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It could be easy to read the Jones hack as a petty vendetta against a single, unfortunate target by one man's rabid fans.
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He captured the rabid desperation of late 60s cool with his posters for Cool Hand Luke (1965) and the seminal Bonnie and Clyde.
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Despite or perhaps because of such dangers, durian attracts a rabid fan base of aficionados who revel in its distinct taste and gustatory appeal.
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While gamers are notoriously rabid opponents of government infringement on the industry, it's hard to see them sticking their nose up at this one.
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She eventually strangled the bobcat to death, hesitant to let go even after the rabid animal lay motionless on the lawn next to her.
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This goal was the fuel driving last week's mad dash through New England, reflected in the rabid chanting and pre-made placards demanding #LetGaryDebate.
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Just like Minna, Shearer was obviously one of the biggest stars in her husband's studio, with a rabid, dedicated fan base to prove it.
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While he was undergoing rabies treatment, Syvertson said the New Hampshire Department of Fish and Game determined that the bat was, in fact, rabid.
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In the lobby I met a New Yorker prominent in academe, a rabid Bolaño fan who'd come to Chicago just to see the play.
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To the satisfaction of the thousands of rabid fans, Teen Wolf took home the Choice Summer TV Show Award at the Teen Choice Awards.
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While it seems most of the raccoons in the Milton area are sloshed and not rabid, authorities still don't want to take any chances.
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The streets of London are filled with vampire hunters and rabid undead creatures known as skal, all of which will attack you on sight.
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It takes more than a meat dress and a few hair bows to curate a fanbase as rabid yet unwaveringly loyal as Little Monsters.
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One of her early supporters was Chris Brown, who remains a pariah (although not to his rabid fanbase) for his well-documented abusive behavior.
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Though the idea was to reimagine Gene Rodenberry's legendary creation for a new audience, there was also the property's rabid fan base to consider.
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Bow Wow is sticking to his story ... that pack of rabid fans really was on his tail, and no ... he did NOT pay them.
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In 1954, Edward Murrow broadcast a powerful episode of "See It Now" which exposed the contradictions and lies of rabid anti-Communist crusader Sen.
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They're long, quick, rabid, and experienced enough to let Billy Donovan conceptualize a formula that peels the roof from what those qualities can accomplish.
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Online viewing offers new ways to reach a rabid fan base of the about 2.5 million scholastic events held each year, according to PlayOn!
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What happens when the faux frost of recycled air no longer tingles the flesh, preventing the rabid heat and humidity from attacking the senses?
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The Tony Hawk games have always had a rabid fanbase, but around 2012, THUG Pro co-creator Morten Larsen said the scene was struggling.
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October 19th, 2016 I have a Facebook friend, let's call him Mike, who's a rabid supporter of Donald Trump and God, in that order.
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Prosecutor Sharad Khandelwal reportedly said it was the 26-year-old's "rabid hatred" of Muslims that prompted him to set fire to the mosque.
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Perhaps the least-loved of Ms. Denis's features since her 1999 breakthrough, "Beau Travail," the film nevertheless has a fervent — dare we say rabid?
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For a rabid entertainment fan, Easter eggs are friendly little inside jokes in your favorite pieces of pop culture that reward the voracious viewer.
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In a town made famous by its glittering lights and clanging coins, the raucous cheer of rabid fans is becoming more familiar and important.
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Every year, the baseball stadium in downtown Buffalo is taken over by rabid wing fans, looking to sample the best of this year's wings.
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" In retrospect, Sam's Town is my favorite Killers album because it's rabid, preposterous in its sequencing and contains their best song, "Read My Mind.
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But they all had unacceptably high false-negative rates, meaning that someone bitten by a rabid animal might not be found to need treatment.
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Judging by numbers the student union gave me and how antsy the venue was, there were probably around 4,7003 rabid Drake fans in attendance.
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Rabid dogs roam the streets, garbage begins to pile up, and that friendly priest now carries a sign that says the end is nigh.
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Secondly, Arsenal's vast fan base includes some rabidly opinionated members, who aren't afraid to express rabid opinions on whatever public platform they can find.
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The letter is full of links to the good YouTubers — the ones who make silly, educational, kind-hearted videos for their rabid fan bases.
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"We were hoping that we prevailed, but at least he isn't appointing one of those rabid privatization people, so that's a plus," Rowan said.
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"We were hoping that we prevailed, but at least he isn't appointing one of those rabid privatization people, so that's a plus," he said.
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Mr. Smith's subject is revealed to be obsession and self-torment, not least a father's rabid overinfatuation with a child he cannot possess romantically.
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Right from Pankaj Tripathi, who plays Guddu's meddling relative, to Rashmi's rabid politician of a father, the film tries too hard to be funny.
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George Harrison makes appearances, especially in the outstanding "Ambassador to England or France" — all brown with touches of rabid red and a canine visage.
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Gaming magazines didn't just stoke rabid enthusiasm, but provided snapshots of where games were at, and how different were the places they were going.
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Despite people calling her a scammer, a grifter, or worse, Calloway has almost 1 million fans and rabid followers who watch her every move.
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"There are rabid coyotes running around, you don't wait till you see one to go get your gun, keep your gun handy," he added.
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Are you making more money charging $900 a seat in a regular-season game, or filling a lot of cheap seats with rabid fans?
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It has spawned a rabid Anglophone fanbase — some of whom have taken to creating English subtitles for its pre-Netflix 98-episode first season.
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The group formed on Ironmarch, a fascist forum that's part of the tapestry of far-right sites that expressed rabid support of Donald Trump.
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The flames of rabid speculation are fed by the awkward fact that unlike Hendricks, Chris Weidman isn't looking listless in his fights and missing weight.
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VICTORIA, Texas – A federal prosecutor says a "rabid hatred" of Muslims led a 26-year-old man to set fire to a Southeast Texas mosque.
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If you're like the majority of rabid and casual superhero fans alike, it's a little bit of everything that give this genre its unique appeal.
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But Arizona is home to rabid anti-immigration groups such as the Minuteman Militia, a vigilante organization that has conducted armed patrols along the border.
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Inside the world of ARMY, the rabid fan base of Korean pop group BTS They make Beatlemania look like a Tuesday night town council meeting.
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Like creepy cardboard standups made by rabid fans, Unbreakable Mary obscures her fallibility, and Sad Mary eclipses the Mary who is capable of experiencing joy.
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That is the only thing he is known for and this pattern of rabid racism must be confronted head-on by the House of Representatives.
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Far from finding itself in a state of capitulation, the West exerts a very powerful cultural magnetism, evident in the rabid desperation of its opponents.
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She was criticized for performing in a hijab; the very tool she used to build a rabid fan base became a lightning rod for hate.
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All they can appeal is to a small number of people who feel very rabid about a particular issue, whether it's abortion or gay marriage.
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There isn't a pressing need to win now like there is Canada, where fans are more rabid and demanding of their teams as a whole.
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There is a Brazilian in every fight to appeal to the rabid patriotism of Brazilian crowds but each fight is a logical, competitive, relevant bout.
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No, it seems it may be just a coincidence that this November, Netflix is giving us stories of rabid dogs, endangered elephants, and singing bears.
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She married a young man from el pueblo, gave birth to some attractive kids, and made pastel watercolors of rabid dogs she met in town.
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Raman's characters don't redeem themselves and there is no respite from the constant narrative of evil, greed and rabid hatred that permeates through the screenplay.
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Many of my colleagues in New York City are rabid fans who bought the original Everyday Messenger bag last year when it first came out.
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Clinton, who knows she'll need his rabid fan base in the general election fight, went out of her way to praise her rival Tuesday night.
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Orange County officials warned anyone who may have been bitten or scratched by a rabid animal to immediately wash the wound and seek medical attention.
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Demand for Gucci products is up 78% year-over-year for both men and women, thanks largely to a rabid millennial fanbase, the report found.
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I've never been a rabid fan of Cirque du Soleil shows — seen one muscled guy fly through the air at scary heights, seen 'em all!
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Famine and plague were thought to have the same cause, as did a solar eclipse, the attack of a rabid bear, or an erupting volcano.
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What if I were pushing his stroller down the street and a rabid dog started chasing us, could I use the stroller as a weapon?
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But given that this president's political appeal has been built in no small part on his rabid immigrant bashing, it is best to remain vigilant.
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Teresa Teng: The hugely popular Taiwanese pop singer died in 1995 of an asthma attack, but her rabid fan base lives on, even in Beijing.
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"They were rabid lefties," Ms. Manings said in an oral history recorded in 2007 by Victoria Phillips, a cultural Cold War historian at Columbia University.
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It is a characteristic of gang mentality that once the piling on starts, it becomes rabid and the person under siege can do nothing right.
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A few decades ago, there was a small strain of Jewish radicals who believed that rabid anti-Semitism was at the core of Christian culture.
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Bloomberg, meanwhile, has signaled an eagerness to take on Sanders, with his campaign increasingly criticizing the tactics of the Vermont senator's sometimes rabid online following.
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I was missing a loved one who'd died and who was a rabid John Steinbeck fan, so I reached for the book in my grief.
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I was missing a loved one who'd died and who was a rabid John Steinbeck fan, so I reached for the book in my grief.
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Rabies has been rare on Manhattan Island since an outbreak from 2009 to 2011, when 138 rabid raccoons were reported in and around Central Park.
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Other Republican candidates are no doubt observing Mr. Trump's rabid fan base and seeing a winning strategy for smaller races in certain conservative, homogeneous locales.
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To get a fuller perspective on Miller and his influence on the President, I reached out to CNN White House correspondent -- and rabid Alabama fan!
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Her rabid social media following totals over 2 million across Instagram, YouTube, and Pinterest, which puts her in the top 0.1 percent of lifestyle influencers.
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Everyone enjoys a good Pinterest fail: adorably-shaped animal cakes that look rabid, DIY furniture that would be better off in flames, broken mason jars everywhere.
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Squirrels are rarely infected with rabies; however, based on the unusual aggressive behavior, the Health Department is acting under the assumption that the animal is rabid.
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Scalpers like this industrious young man were found selling McNuggets dipped in the the stuff for $73 a pop to capitalize the rabid desperation of fans.
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And now, thanks in part to QAnon's rabid adherents on social media, stories about pedophiles have emerged as a huge traffic generator on Facebook and Twitter.
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Much like Cindy, Locklear still doesn't look like she's aged a day since the 90s and still has the rabid collection of fanboys to prove it.
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Ferrari is planning events in more than 60 countries to celebrate the anniversary, giving the company's rabid fan base a chance to join in the festivities.
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Reporting on the first phone conversation earlier this week between Mr Xi and Mr Trump, the normally rabid Global Times, a newspaper in Beijing, was gushing.
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These labels (along with many others) have followers in the thousands — even millions — on Instagram, with near rabid devotees who sing their praises across the interwebs.
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The Model 3 already has over 0003,000 pre-orders with Tesla's rabid fanbase clamoring for any glimpse or tidbit of news related to the upcoming vehicle.
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And the first 10 minutes of the French film "Rabid Dogs" deliver nonstop action — and carnage — in an urban plaza, a shopping mall and a warehouse.
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A number of celebrities including Machine Gun Kelly, Nicki Minaj (who commands a rabid fanbase of her own), and Grande herself swiftly rallied on Davidson's behalf.
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The currency developers recently beseeched its rabid fans — many of whom have been waxing confused on Reddit — to raise $2 million to build a secret partnership.
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Now, I'm not here to celebrate rabid mobs of online agitators motivated by the desire to disprove a person's claims in order to see him humiliated.
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Raised on the outskirts of tiny Milton, Delaware, he arrived in Nashville in 2007 with little more than a rabid determination to start a music career.
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One after another, "Fuller House" cast members appear onscreen and are greeted by extensive howling, wailing, teeth-gnashing cheers from what sounds like a rabid audience.
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After visiting Legoland in Denmark and observing the rabid fandom of collectors hauling tubs of plastic bricks home, Mattheij saw an opening to disrupt the market.
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Back then rabid stans had to just politely sit on their hands and wait until Nat King Cole or Shirley Bassey put out another absolute banger.
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Chait has been less successful at interpreting the left, which in his analysis becomes an undifferentiated mass of rabid Marxists, politically correct ideologues, and postmodern academics.
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Their small but rabid fanbase; the guitar rock renaissance they helped spearhead in Boston; the fact that Krill once recorded an entire concept record about them.
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The Florida Department of Health issued a 60-day rabies alert in Disney World after two employees were scratched by a rabid cat, USA Today reported.
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The interest of a newly rabid fashion fan base in what used to be dismissed as mere "merch" has not gone unnoticed by the fashion industry.
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There are shady sellers shilling questionable "seeds" online, rabid collectors swiping cuttings from botanical gardens and poachers ripping rare specimens out of their habitats without permits.
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It's easy to forget now, but the facts are the forces of fascism and intolerance are exactly like the hordes of GamerGate and the Rabid Puppies.
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Coming out of high school in San Diego, Rahon envisioned having that kind of performance at the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament, before a huge, rabid crowd.
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What I should have realized was that everyone else was studying for chemistry mid-terms while I ran through Bebe like a rabid dog, hemorrhaging cash.
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Watch Broadly's exclusive clip from Bitch, which shows Jill warning her husband that she might "do something" the morning before she turns into a rabid dog.
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You must know by now that your fans are basically rabid dogs, chomping with frothing mouths at the perfectly grotesque severed leg of your dulcet tones.
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He had gotten into leading cheers in the 1960s as a student at San Jose State University, where he was a rabid fan of the Spartans.
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Donald Trump's "bigger and more powerful" nuclear button tweet was the "spasm of a lunatic" and the "bark of a rabid dog," North Korea bawled Tuesday.
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A number of Comédie-Française actors from "The Damned" return in "Electre/Oreste," starting with the idiosyncratic Christophe Montenez, by turns rabid and vulnerable as Orestes.
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In his new movie, The Fanatic, John Travolta, 65, plays Moose, a rabid fan who is obsessed with his favorite action star Hunter Dunbar (Devon Sawa).
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An estimated 40,000 to 50,000 people get such treatments each year following exposure to potentially rabid animals, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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And USAReally's website deploys the same divisive content Russian trolls circulated then, down to their conspiratorial tone and telltale grammatical errors ("Rabid Squirrels Is Terrorizing Florida").
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One of Duterte's most rabid supporters was a pop star and sex blogger named Mocha Uson, the leader of a girl group called the Mocha Girls.
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The book won the Michael L. Printz Award in 2006, and gained a rabid online fanbase for its portrayal of grief, first love, and mental illness.
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When Biden bragged, as he often does on the campaign trail, that Kim Jong Un called him a "rabid dog," Sanders was ready with a riposte.
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The four most rabid and extreme conservatives will yell and scream that the bill is too kind and generous and then after a decent interval, fold.
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Originally a drama on ABC in the early 1990s, the show lasted just two seasons, but it has maintained a rabid following in the decades since.
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A rabid, overwhelming outpouring of love from critics and fans that got Mac into Game of Thrones but still, inexplicably, hasn't earned the show an Emmy!
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"I don't think that Trump is a rabid white nationalist," the alt-right blogger Millennial Woes said at a speech in Seattle days after the election.
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Worldwide, about 59,000 people a year die from rabies, most in Africa and Asia, 99 percent of them because they were bitten by a rabid dog.
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Worldwide, about 59,000 people a year die from rabies, most in Africa and Asia, 99 percent of them because they were bitten by a rabid dog.
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"Survivor" may not get the colossal ratings it received when it debuted 17 years ago, but it still generates a reliably large and rabid fan base.
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Rabid video game fans have garnered quite the reputation as some of the most tantrum-prone individuals, as exemplified by nearly a dozen Redditors' harrowing tales.
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Just as you're crawling your way out of Best Buy to the screams of 200 rabid shoppers, you think to yourself, There's nothing worse than Black Friday.
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Even today there's still a rabid fanbase for it, including designer Bastiaan Ekeler, who managed to hack together a Canon EF lens mount adapter for the toy.
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Back at the studio, Hostin gets attacked by Joy Behar's pup, Bernie, in a scene straight out of King's 1981 novel, Cujo, about a rabid St. Bernard.
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And, while the league's rabid fan base isn't going anywhere soon, commissioner Roger Goodell and his associates know that something must be done sooner rather than later.
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New York (CNN Business)Wegmans, the 5003-year-old grocery chain that has a rabid following, opened its highly anticipated first New York City store on Sunday.
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The Milton Police Department discovered the were dealing with furry sots after receiving several calls from residents who had spotted disoriented raccoons that they feared were rabid.
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HBO, meanwhile, could tout its long history of hits, most notably "Game of Thrones," a similarly epic series based on fantasy novels with a rabid fan base.
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I mean think of a pack of rabid turkeys with big sickle claws on their feet, chasing after you, surrounding you, and trying to rip into you.
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With four hit shows on HGTV, a rabid social media following and, now, a new book, twins Drew and Jonathan Scott are on top of the world.
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" It was exciting, a moment of transition, and a master class in "the power of the internet, and how rabid fans can change things, make things happen.
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It was just unfathomable that a crammed room full of rabid maniacs would greet us so enthusiastically in a place so far away and sing every word.
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His ascendance is proof that mainstream conservatism, which is nominally on board with certain norms about racism and sexism, can eventually be overtaken by its rabid id.
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The Florida Department of Health in Orange County warned parkgoers to be on alert for rabid animals around the intersection of Interstate 4 and Epcot Center Drive.
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Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at comScore, brushed aside the disconnect between fans' and critics' ratings, saying rabid fan response on social media could help ticket sales.
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That rabid audience, mixed with the moral complexities of this type of vigilantism, is largely why we were compelled to produce our latest documentary: Age of Consent.
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Eager to scoop up the phone at the first opportunity, rabid technophiles flooded the streets outside each pop-up location in New York, London, Paris and Berlin.
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Conversely, the rabid nationalists who once cheered Russia's brutal campaign against the Chechens now see Mr Kadyrov as their hero in a battle against liberals and Westernisers.
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The voting blocs of the Sad/Rabid puppies largely came together after 2014, as it became clear that voters were voting heavily for these sorts of works.
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He is the archetype of a social media influencer, mostly unknown to those over 30 yet compelling in inscrutable ways to his rabid following of young people.
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" In a post on Hannity's website, the outspokenly anti-Trump actress was called a "rabid-leftist," and the fact that she shared the game was called "gross.
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There was the ruthless, rabid, bad Bobby who worked for Joe McCarthy, then borrowed his tactics to go after Jimmy Hoffa and get his brother elected president.
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Observing the household machinations with a sinister glare is the Lanlaires' coachman and gardener, Joseph (Vincent Lindon), a rabid anti-Semite to whom Célestine is immediately attracted.
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Joe McCarthy's rabid investigation of artists, activists and labor to discern whether communists and communist sympathizers were trying to undercut American institutions amid a wider Red Scare.
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Malia Zimmerman, the reporter accused of fabricating the quotes, has a history of publishing questionable stories for Fox News, which uses them for hours of rabid programming.
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Sanders's people are rabid for him and are not going to just fade away or become "Ready for Hillary" without some large measure of respect and recognition.
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Nietzsche regularly denounced anti-Semitism and even had a falling-out with his friend Richard Wagner, the proto-fascist composer, on account of Wagner's rabid anti-Semitism.
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Sands, who, before signing with NYCFC passed a pre-season tryout in front of 40,000 rabid soccer partisans in Ecuador with flying colors, is himself wildly unbothered.
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Yeah, well, anyway Pringles probably hopes using Rick and Morty in this commercial will lead to the same kind of rabid response—though, maybe without the backlash.
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He regretted it right away, his friend Vito Riggio once told La Repubblica, recalling that the quiet Sicilian had found himself surrounded by screaming, rabid student protesters.
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The N.F.L.'s combine for draft prospects has done nothing but grow in stature in recent years, with rabid fans packing stadiums to watch 10.423-yard dashes.
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Transmission of rabies by eating a rabid animal is "extremely uncommon," the agency said, adding that the virus does not survive for long outside the infected animal.
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Everything about this portrayal of Dracula is dialed to 11, with Bang bouncing back and forth between smug slinger of blood puns to rabid scenery-chewing animal.
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Musician Ted Nugent compared Democrats to "rabid coyotes" in a Friday discussion on gun control with Infowars host Alex Jones, saying they should be shot on sight.
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Season 33 of Game of Thrones wasted no time in dropping the mouths of all the rabid fans who waited too long for the show to return.
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A decent share of the attacking otters have been rabid; in the '90s, 46 percent of otter attacks involved rabies, and in the '00s, 24 percent did.
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Nietzsche regularly denounced anti-Semitism and even had a falling out with his friend, Richard Wagner, the pro-Nazi composer, on account of Wagner's rabid anti-Semitism.
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Both campaigns say they are committed to maximizing turnout by their most rabid supporters rather than moderating in order to broaden their appeal to centrists and independents.
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The novel opens with four boys running away from their distracted parents to search for a rabid old dog from whom Marwand seeks forgiveness for tortures past.
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The Warriors held the Raptors scoreless for nearly six minutes to start the third quarter to briefly silence and ultimately disappoint Toronto's rabid following at Scotiabank Arena.
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A pressure cooker isn't necessarily something that you'd expect to have a rabid fan base of supporters, and yet, somehow, that's exactly what's happened with the Instant Pot.
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We knew from the moment we saw the 12-shade collection that rabid fans of both the makeup mogul's brand and Too Faced would go crazy for it.
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In 1985, Onyeabor became born again, and refused to comment on his music, even as interest in it among the rabid record collector community of the West skyrocketed.
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Even Lucasfilm, Marvel's corporate cousin, has struggled to expand its filmmaking galaxy beyond the rabid enthusiasm and ticket sales sparked by Star Wars: The Force Awakens in 23.
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She has assumed the personality of a rabid dog, and it's finally up to her family to take care of the woman who has never put herself first.
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Bad judgment, for Trump and for so many of the Clinton's most rabid critics, is never enough: There is always a larger conspiracy, covering up a larger evil.
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Again, none of the above three pieces of advice will necessarily make solid Republicans or rabid Trump supporters change their minds and vote for the Democrats right away.
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Roman Reigns' arrival as the final entrant and his subsequent elimination of the Undertaker drew absolutely rabid boos from the crowd, setting up a possible match at WrestleMania.
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There were several categories that were composed of selections from the Sad and Rabid Puppies groups: Best Fancast, Best Professional Artist, Best Graphic Story and Best Related Work.
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While Vox Day, the creator of the Rabid Puppy slate has claimed that his slate made them "Kingmakers" for these categories, the numbers simply don't bear this out.
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Mitt Romney is also sitting this one out — but he was happy to accept Mr. Trump's endorsement back when the candidate was best known for his rabid birtherism.
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While Texas A&M's Kyle Field regularly hosts more than 100,000 rabid fans on game days, it's at the school's pregame pep rallies where you'll find diehard Aggies.
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The rabid Disney fan of Samoan, Kiwi and Maori heritage, Wolfgramm and her bandmates (Tongan siblings Richard, Willliam and Moala) inspired by the film's focus on Polynesian culture.
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Trump and his most rabid supporters will always argue that they can never truly fail, that the surge in immigrants only proves the need for more punitive efforts.
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In the meantime, the residents of Granada's famous caves say they will continue to fight accusations that their community is full of drug addicts, violence, and rabid dogs.
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Highly anticipated and loaded with stars like the Rock and Justin Timberlake, it debuted at Cannes to rabid boos, and went on to lose more than $15 million.
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Rabid, sometimes murderous jealousy became a staple of commercial emo in the early 2000s and didn't seem to have much artistic separation from the ids of its creators.
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" "Trump's bluff is regarded by the DPRK as just a spasm of a lunatic frightened by the might of Juche Korea and a bark of a rabid dog.
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As a teenager, I was a rabid record collector; later, I worked as a pop critic, laboring under the impression that my grasp of music history was firm.
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"It is a deep dive into influencer culture," said Nicdao, whose Lucy is a myopically selfish millennial with pink-tinged hair and a rabid desire to be famous.
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I've learned that Kim Jong Un thinks I am a rabid dog, should be beaten to death with a stick, and he gets a love letter from Trump.
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The policies also helped push the Republican Party even further to the right, leading to the Tea Party — whose rabid opposition to government redistribution still shakes American politics.
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For all the controversy surrounding 4chan, Poole is widely known for building up and managing an incredibly active (some might say rabid) community of 20 million monthly users.
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"In practice, however, you seldom need notes," he wrote for Times Talk, an in-house publication for Times employees, after attending a rabid torchlight Klan rally in 21965.
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Caspe (who created "Black Monday" with Jordan Cahan) is best known for "Happy Endings," a short-lived early 2010s network sitcom with a small but rabid fan base.
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Worse, such default identity fixations may even be used to fortify those opposed to the ideal of a world without division: bigoted far-right xenophobes and rabid nationalists.
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He was just as rabid in the positive side of the relationship as he was, you know, giving you a bollocking because you didn't do something on time.
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It's a crossbreed of a pressure cooker and a slow cooker that's been around since 2010, though it's been riding a wave of rabid popularity since late 2016.
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New iPhones, iPads, and Macs will no doubt still incite rabid fanboyism, but buying an Apple device is becoming increasingly more than just about choosing a platform or brand.
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But even a small benefit from his extensive experience at Royal Portrush, or from the rabid support of the crowd, would be enough to make Mr McIlroy a favourite.
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Bauch first started playing around with cryptocurrencies in 2013 and told us in an interview that he considers himself an enthusiast but not a "rabid promoter" of the technology.
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Throughout the Sad and Rabid Puppies saga, in which some readers protested progressive themes in sci-fi, Jemisin has been an outspoken voice advocating for diversity in science fiction.
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And when it comes to a case with that much notoriety, there's such a rabid desire to get the scoop, that the quest for reliability and accuracy was forgotten.
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It's a cultish community, and as with any cult, there are downsides to being a part of a rabid group, as Peloton rider Drew Hallett learned back in March.
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Presidents in the 18th and 19th centuries also faced scrutiny from an openly partisan press full of rabid muckrakers eager to equate private and public morality for ravenous readers.
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This is an odd take from Fox News about the Capital Gazette shooting, focusing repeatedly on the paper's coverage"I don't notice any rabid editorials or polarizing coverage" pic.twitter.
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The awards have been hailed by a pair of groups calling themselves the Sad Puppies and Rabid Puppies, with some members vocally identifying themselves with the alt-right movement.
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Of how to write something that would speak to everyone, from rabid fans to those who may never have read "Harry Potter" but were simply curious about the phenomenon?
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He insists just as often that he didn't promise a referendum to assuage the rabid Right of his party or UKIP, and that he didn't assume he would win.
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While Moore didn't advocate the kind of economic policies that Bannon had claimed for his revolution, he was a rabid culture warrior unafraid to take on his own party.
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"Rabid Dogs" (2002), in which office workers with faces made up to resemble dogs act out in ridiculously doggy ways, is like a skit in a comedy TV show.
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But social media is also home to a ridiculous amount of rabid trolls who criticize and scrutinize Kardashian's life decisions — yet she manages to take it all in stride.
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New York City Health Department warns locals that there is a potentially rabid squirrel on the loose that has attacked and bitten at least five people on separate occasions.
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There are rabid, guy-handing-out-pamphlets-on-a-subway-platform conservatives like Glenn Beck and Alex Jones, deranged to a degree that keeps them quarantined on the fringes.
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What remains to be seen is whether "Serial" can reanimate its rabid fan base without dangling the mysterious murder of a teenage girl alongside its examination of judicial wrongs.
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The team has also tended to XXXTentacion's still-rabid fan base, posting an apparent ultrasound image of the rapper's son and spreading the hashtag #LLJ, or Long Live Jahseh.
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The Democrats are so rabid about the loss of this election that they thought they had in the bag from the get go that they're seeing nothing but red.
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The wolf, which attacked other animals in the neighborhood that morning, was most likely rabid, but no autopsy was performed, according to the chief veterinary official in the area.
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The "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" rabid fan base used a little organization and a lot of online outcry to revive that show on NBC after Fox declined to renew it.
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"Of course, that strategy may not work out if real-life zombies are a bit more rabid and smarter like some of the ones introduced in "Zombieland: Double Tap.
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Some men have such a rabid obsession with queer women that they'll sign up for a dating site as a woman just to see an all-women swiping field.
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The support of rabid racists for a Republican president is a curse on the country, a cancer on the Trump presidency and a calamity for the Grand Old Party.
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A central question now is just how far Trump may be prepared to go in defense of the kind of rabid values the Saudis now seem to have embraced.
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With a rabid fanbase that inhales their books as fast as they can produce them, Ashley and JaQuavis are now moving into television with a deal with NBC Universal.
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He made his first trip Down Under last year, to a country music festival, and he was surprised to discover it was harboring a rabid outpost of Yee Yee Nation.
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And even British Columbia's senior health officer, Bonnie Henry, felt inclined to weigh in and express "grave concern" about rabid dog saliva being used in any medical capacity in Canada.
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The beliefs of those rabid Ruby Bridges protesters — that white people are most important in America and that racial diversity threatens them — did not disappear after the civil rights movement.
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Others might not want to be associated with a political faction, such as Marko Kloos, who learned his novel was put on the Hugo ballot by a Rabid Puppy slate.
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The two leaders represent the same strain of a rising global culture: that of viciously xenophobic tabloids, politically biased infotainment TV, tacky showbiz, irresponsible populism, rabid nativism, and oligarchic kleptocracy.
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Critics claim that, as a foreigner, Mr Ghosn has been singled out for treatment akin to a Stalinist show trial—right down to character assassination by a rabid press corps.
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A rabid Snapchat user myself, I felt inspired by their experience, so I called Park up to learn more about what pushed him and his pal to make the trip.
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With just three weeks until Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s season premieres, ABC decided to tide its rabid fan base over with a one-hour special Monday night, Countdown to Arie.
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They, along with a spinoff group, Rabid Puppies, attempted to play the later Hugo awards in a similar way, but thankfully, a large faction of the finalists were puppy-free.
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The dairy-free, pineapple-flavored soft serve has a delightfully smooth texture that's garnered a rabid following among Disneyland and Walt Disney World travelers since it was created in 1986.
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They were quickly joined by the even more extremist "Rabid Puppies," led by Vox Day, who has become an acknowledged figure within the alt-right movement since his SFWA banning.
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A few weeks back, to feed their rabid fans, the band released a new track called "DVP"; today the band unveiled the song's video, an ode to retro video games.
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It promotes its service on Facebook and other social media, which allows it to also follow fans and divine new products that the most rabid fans might want, says Davis.
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And I saw it on a balmy night in 20 at Rio's legendary Maracana stadium, where hometown club Fluminense battled Argentina's Boca Juniors inside a fiery cauldron of rabid passion.
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Game of Thrones, HBO's flagship series, will inevitably come to an end in 2019, but that doesn't mean the network is quite ready to say goodbye the show's rabid fanbase.
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When asked about the rabid fanbase and growth of the account, MB, now accustomed to regularly hearing passersby screaming "6IXBUZZ!" in public, says he didn't completely understand it at first.
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It's why describing a group as "rabid" — literally "having fanatical support" — isn't wrong, even if it tends to be a bad idea to associate people with fatally ill, dangerous animals.
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Like last year, a group of fans calling themselves the Sad Puppies and Rabid Puppies created their own recommended lists that they urged their collective of followers to vote on.
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Ocean has a young, rabid fanbase that primarily interacts with him online; he doesn't need to distribute physical copies of albums to thousands of stores like Adele or Taylor Swift.
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It inspired a fan movement so rabid that not even McDonald's could handle its masses, leading to packets of fucking shitty Schezuan sauce to sell for $15,000 real US dollar.
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He all but scraps the raucous rock formula that earned him a huge and rabid following, replacing it with softer, more patient mutations of folk and Shins-style indie-pop.
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As a way of delegitimizing the awards, an alt-right faction known as the "Rabid Puppies" decided to nominate one of Tingle's books, Space Raptor Butt Invasion, as a joke.
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I'm not a rabid fan, but I think that if someone wants to argue that Bob Dylan is the greatest songwriter ever, that's as acceptable of an answer as anyone.
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Just go to a Flume show and you'll see people sway their bodies when the climax hits, versus the rabid fist bumps that typically accompany a big-room house anthem.
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Titled Just Say No to The Psycho Right-Wing Capitalist Fascist Industrial Death Machine, the Salford, UK couldn't have picked a better time to rail against the rabid right wing.
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The same phlegmy, rankled purr that she first used to imitate Louis Armstrong's scatting has become a flexible trademark — a marker of thirst, aggravation and rabid pride that travels well.
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Apparently, it's extremely uncommon to get rabies by eating a rabid animal (pro tip!) and the virus doesn't survive very long outside of the infected animal, the health agency said.
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"Absent preconditions, I would not meet with the, quote 'Supreme Leader,' who said Joe Biden is a rabid dog, he should be beaten to death with a stick," Biden said.
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New York City health officials are urging anyone who visited Prospect Park in Brooklyn recently and was bitten by an "unusually aggressive," possibly rabid, squirrel to seek emergency medical care.
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Montreal Canadiens fans, blindly loyal and often rabid, could be forgiven for missing the obvious moment of familiarity when their team fired Coach Michel Therrien on a recent Tuesday afternoon.
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Stories abound about self-made stars who post their music on streaming platforms, gain rabid overnight followings, ignite label bidding wars, and eventually land brand endorsements and even Grammy nominations.
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She's a bit character in "Return of the Jedi," and her appearance in this trailer is enough to make loyal fans rabid while the rest of us pay no mind.
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They're thinking small, focused on their own rabid fan bases, their invitations to inveigh on the news shows and their Twitter followings, which won't be fattened by calm and comity.
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"An Unfinished Season," a novel about rabid anti-communism, labor unrest and class differences in the United States in the 22017s, was a finalist for a Pulitzer Prize in 21970.
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Rabid fans loved her, but she also attracted an army of haters, who flooded her with hostile comments and hate mail and even created digital forums dedicated to smearing her.
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And three, it hits back at the show that has become a thorn in his side, increasing the rabid demand for his (slow) writing and spoiling it at the same time.
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Theresa May, who you would probably never describe as a rabid fan of the president spoke out tonight at a NATO dinner fully supporting the president&aposs engagement with Vladimir Putin.
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But with Trump's rabid assistance and no shortage of abysmal crisis management from team Clinton, the scandal was overhyped ad nauseum as evidence of Clinton's arrogance and disregard for the rules.
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Repeating his common "both sides do it" refrain, Stephens posits that liberals who take issue with Biden's willing associations with a rabid white supremacist are just as extreme as Trumpian Republicans.
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"There's no way I can understand why we would have anything that was meant to be saliva of a rabid dog approved for use in this country," she told CBC News.
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Exercising with common sense and without all this rabid score-keeping to determine whether or not you're a total failure based on how many times you got to Zumba this week.
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None of this really matters, though, because Stewart doesn't even try to affect Ventura's one-of-a-kind "rabid dog trying to bark and chew gum at the same time" gruffness.
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Image: Niantic LabsMore than a year after its initial launch, Pokemon Go is often remembered for its rabid players that overwhelmed parks and swarmed streets looking for cute little pocket monsters.
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The problem is that because Samsung has been trying to start its own watch ecosystem with Tizen OS, its watches never received the rabid support that Apple's got from day one.
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Before the days when the American snack industry became fixated on "gluten-free" and "non-GMO" labels, there was an equal, if not more rabid, desire to eliminate fat from food.
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Sadly, it was too easy to abandon once syncing came to nearly everything in iOS and, although the product had a rabid fan base, it just wasn't enough to maintain momentum.
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This is the man who gave us Jack Torrance in The Shining, Pennywise in It, the rabid Saint Bernard in Cujo, and the titular telepathic teen in his first novel, Carrie.
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One particular faction of these fans calls itself the Rabid Puppies, and has worked to game another award, the Hugo Award, by stacking the nominees with their own set of works.
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And so it comes to pass that a tree-hugging, psychedelic rock band are signed to heavy metal stable Century Media, home to grinding godfathers Napalm Death and rabid Satanists Watain.
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And it's often been used metaphorically to describe an animal rage that can sometimes infect humans, says Bill Wasik, author of the book Rabid, which charts the history of the disease.
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The first sally Tingle took in his counterattack against the Rabid Puppies was to, naturally, write a new story about it, called Slammed in the Butt by My Hugo Award Nomination.
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A rabid pro-wrestling fan—he made a clandestine trip to Dallas in the middle of spring ball to take his mother to WrestleMania—he cringes at the "Phenom" moniker especially.
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This was heyday of Paris Hilton, and pre-meltdown Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan, whose wild partying was captured by a rabid paparazzi who chastised their behavior while asking for more.
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The BDSM scene is premised on consensual non-consent; it's one of their core beliefs, just like how modern-day Republicanism is based on a rabid hatred of female bodily autonomy.
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It is safe to say that Piers Morgan has stirred some controversy lately, from calling people attending the Women's Marches in January "rabid feminists" to his Twitter feud with J.K. Rowling.
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The movie press was rabid to see the film at its first industry screening, with the line wrapping around the block for an hour before it was even set to begin.
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The book is the designer's third with the London-based publisher Idea Books, made in an edition of 1,000 and certain to be a collector's item among his most rabid fans.
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As long as our American economy remains animated, at its core, by rabid conspicuous consumption and generally destructive trade wars, an accelerating process of class warfare will be our inevitable narrative.
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There are nods to her in all of my books — not just in section titles, but in patches of images collaged throughout that only the most rabid fan could pick up.
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"Even though I wasn't a rabid football fan, I thought it would be a terrible blow to the city to lose the Saints," he told The Los Angeles Times in 1987.
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In the third season of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, the titular character (Ellie Kemper) gets dressed up for a party with a group of college students, all of whom are rabid feminists.
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Using "feeling thermometers" — the quantitative measure of how warmly people feel toward others — the researchers found that we don't care much for rabid partisans, even if we agree with them. Why?
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The N.F.L. is a league filled on all fronts with rabid capitalists, and Mr. Winston, who studied international finance in college at the University of Miami, is certainly one of them.
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It's exactly that sort of rabid loyalty that spurred a reported $500 million investment (for a roughly 50% stake), valuing the company at $1 billion, from The Carlyle Group in 2017.
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As rabid fans of the hit Netflix show know by now ... Matt, Amber, Cameron and Lauren were the only couples who agreed on marriage when the highly-anticipated season finale dropped.
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Even those privately appalled by this administration's unethical and illegal conduct and its abandonment of G.O.P. values have withered and fallen silent under pressure from Mr. Trump and his rabid base.
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Unlike in earlier 20th century moments, lynching is illegal and perhaps also unnecessary; a rabid and vast virtual audience exists as a stand-in for the race-baited crowds of old.
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Rabid Patriots fan Mark Wahlberg has a tip for his QB and friend, Tom Brady ... do NOT run for public office -- a lesson he might end up learning from Donald Trump.
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But the rabid media, Democrats, the media cons, the never Trumpers, they hope to turn that little nick into a mortal blow and now they&aposre just making no sense at all.
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Photo: SNGPhotography (Pixabay)A Canadian naturopath is feeling the heat after she boasted about treating a young child's behavioral problems with a homeopathic remedy made from the saliva of a rabid dog.
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Twitter, that seething pit of hatred and rabid gerbils, let its ugly side show on Monday, when Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones received a torrent of vicious, racist, often sexually explicit hate tweets.
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But that simple comparison hides a much larger point: Barring the interest in industrial design and the rabid fanbase, the Apple of 2001 has little in common with the Apple of 2016.
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Shortly after the Sad Puppies formed, they found an ally in a second, even more aggressively right-wing bloc known as the Rabid Puppies — the angry side note to their sadder brethren.
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But partnering with Nest is a massive win for both companies specifically when it comes to automating the home, allowing the rabid fan base for each product to integrate with the other.
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Sorry, not zombies — the rabid masses on the attack here are called "phoners," a designation that felt silly in the novel and sounds even more ridiculous when you hear it out loud.
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The confluence of rabid fans of Star Wars and disciples of Disney's particular flavor of amusement park alone feels like it could fuel the demand for the two park additions for years.
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Kevin B. Lee shows how the fight scenes evolved, from The Bourne Identity's efficient cutting and wide-angled clarity to The Bourne Supremacy's rabid editing and shaky camera effect that emphasized chaos.
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Plus, the relentless, worldwide touring they did in support of it, over which they quickly earned a large and rabid fanbase, seemed like a surefire method of running themselves into the ground.
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At the moment, Donald Trump's list of presidential appointments looks like Murderer's Row, if Murderer's Row was stocked with rabid anti-science zealots instead of men who smacked balls for a living.
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Radio show host, rabid conspiracy theorist, and cancer upon the soul of America Alex Jones is known for his incredibly insensitive and dangerous ideas about nearly everything that happens in modern life.
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The first year they attempted the voting bloc, the Sad Puppies and the Rabid Puppies nominated a combined total of 127 nominees, and landed 107 of them on the initial Hugo ballot.
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In March, the governor attacked Ryan for his "rabid conservative orthodoxy," and accused him and other GOP leaders of "declaring war on New York" with their efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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What isn't totally accepted yet, however, is how to deal with the jealousy that comes along with that rabid desire for multiple partners, or how that carries over into an actual relationship.
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While Quebec remains one of the most boxing-rabid areas of the world with regular events and an interested press corps, boxing in Ontario has been swimming upstream for quite some time.
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But by including groups that inspire rabid devotion, the audience is constantly involved—happy to be witnessing their heroes in such close proximity—meanwhile the bands are swallowed with love and energy.
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Democrats will have no choice but to add even more, if they hope ever to pass a program that will not be struck down by the rabid new partisans filling our courts.
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There was no revelation to it; no missionary who came knocking on my door with a pamphlet under his arm; no moment where I was overtaken on the street by rabid fans.
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Only a quarter-century later in that second book, "Admit Impediment" (1981), did the rabid hectoring, schoolmarmish decorum and jumbled syntax (sometimes Ponsot seemed to be rewiring Donne) start to fade away.
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Trump may derive some perverse pleasure in watching his most rabid supporters attack penned-up members of the media at his rallies, but if so, he does this at his own peril.
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But researchers have found one light at the end of the tunnel: drinking coffee might actually help to undo some of the damage caused to your liver by last night's rabid sloshfest.
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In our day-to-day, we call this manspreading, and we use it derogatorily to rail against the bozos taking up three seats on the subway, displaying their crotch with rabid entitlement.
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What was most disturbing was that it found such a rabid audience, so quickly, and which in no uncertain terms proclaimed its hatred of feminists in the comments and on social media.
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The rabid fans in the Black Hole were rocking the south end of the aging Coliseum like never before, enjoying their own beer label and a salsa sponsor for their tailgate parties.
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The president-elect's selection of Steve Bannon, of Breitbart notoriety, as chief strategist sent most, if not all, Jewish progressive and alt-left groups over the edge, and into rabid fundraising mode.
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" Even in the book, the attacks on the Monster spoken by its creator mimic the rabid noise of a trans/homophobic chorus: "More hideous than belongs to humanity" or "some other species.
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Income: $10.5 million Lilly Singh produces comedy sketches, music videos, and other media on her one-woman YouTube channel, "Superwoman," where she has a rabid fan base of over 12.7 million followers.
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There's not much love lost between the soul-ravaged protagonist and his politically rabid wife in "Macbeth," the Shakespeare tragedy that has had a tough time on the British stage this year.
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That's as true of the rabid mob in the populist rebellion as it is of the combatants in the War of the Roses, better heeled but just as greedy and as cruel.
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The attendees included employees from Nike and Complex, owners of resale businesses, and rabid collectors, including the 12-year-old son of a Venmo executive who had flown in for the event.
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The Russians and others didn't start the fire; they are merely providing an accelerant to the conflagration begun by rabid partisans and fueled by the economics of cable news and social media.
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You say he is the worst prime minister in living memory, an opinion so grossly uncharitable that it could only emanate from rabid, Brussels-infatuated journalists, wholly given over to Remain propaganda.
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Filmmakers are torn between catering to the base, with its rabid nostalgia for the 1970s and '80s movies, and striking out into new territory that feels more relevant to the 21st century.
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Rabid fans of "Love is Blind" practically BEGGED the star, Mark Cuevas, to dump his ruthless fiancee on the show ... but he couldn't let her go and his reason kinda makes sense.
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She and so many others would be vastly more comforted if President-elect Trump were to bluntly tell his most rabid followers that hatred and bigotry have no place in this country.
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He terms "fake news" propagated by the "dishonest media," as a means to sow disingenuous seeds of doubt among his most rabid supporters that it is the system that is against them.
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On trade, in American politics, we've gotten where we either look like we're all about free trade without any empathy for people who have lost their jobs, or we're rabid nationalist-protectionists.
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There was nothing Lynchian about this knockoff Johnny Rockets, and I was nearly convinced that an online community of rabid Twin Peaks trolls had led us to Twede's as a red herring.
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A food blogger since 2011, Morante had already been thinking about writing a cookbook and the rabid interest in Instant made it clear to Morante that she should ride that wave of popularity.
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Although Morgan begs to differ, there is no difference between feminists, so-called "rabid" feminists (not a thing, bro), LGBTQ feminists, men who identify as feminists, Black feminists, or different waves of feminists.
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The more rabid corners of the web still howl over any cutbacks to content, calling such moves censorship or even selfish greed, but regular people don't actually want a river of raw video.
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When he joined the chant of "lock her up" against Hillary Clinton at the Republican National Convention he made it clear that this military official had turned into a rabid partisan attack dog.
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Some top Republicans tell me they worry that their candidates will pay a price following the anti-Semitic murders in Pittsburgh and the arrest of a rabid Trump supporter for the mail bombs.
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In an email to The Verge, Littlewood explained that she was never contacted by Rabid Puppy founder Theodore Beale (who goes by the name Vox Day online), who put her on his slate.
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The most significant, especially for rabid fans, is that early purchasers (who buy between launch and January 11, 2017) will get Munchlax over their 3DS device internet collection as part of their purchase.
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After months of rabid speculation from the U.K.'s finest tabloids, Harry confirmed the relationship, condemning the sexist and racial undertones in the media's coverage of Markle, who is divorced and half-black.
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Instead, the two front-runners merely reflect the rabid divisions that have opened up in Brazilian politics following former President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment and the revelations emerging from the "Car Wash" graft probe.
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Gilmore Girls — a low-key show about a mother and daughter who live in a small New England town — ran for seven seasons from 2000 to 2007 and developed a rabid fan following.
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And there is the 36-year-old Howard, surrounded by prospects and major league camp invites and the hodge-podge of names at the periphery of even the most rabid baseball fan's mind.
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The former depends upon us being rabid consumers of expensive gadgets (as well as their incessantly updated versions and accessories of cases, adapters, headphones, external drives) and precious coffees (the standard meeting prop).
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The Federals had found me at my sister's, on the porch, scrolling through a holopad article about the rabid lemur that'd killed Justin Bieber Jr. "Furious George Howls With Delight!" read the headline.
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As part of this latter goal, in 2016 the Rabid Puppies successfully nominated erotic fantasy author Chuck Tingle to its voting bloc of recommended authors for his short novella Space Raptor Butt Invasion.
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Here in the rabid depths of 2016—the year when the four horsemen of the apocalypse climbed upon their steeds, as it shall be known in the future—things don't come for free.
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By relentlessly focusing on ethnonationalism and court appointments, he maintains the rabid loyalty of his hard-nationalist base, a faction large enough to discourage Republican-elected officials from challenging Trump's many norm-violations.
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Her world is full of young idealists negotiating their politics and beliefs with the realities of life in Kashmir, which is beset by a vile government bureaucracy and the rise of rabid radicalism.
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In response to the fact that some agents have blasted through the allowed overtime limit before the end of the year, some rabid partisans have suggested the president should simply go without security.
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The media mogul undoubtedly crossed a line, but rival Republicans underestimated conservative animosity toward the GOP senator and overestimated the notion that there is any "line" in speaking to today's rabid party base.
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He's previously referred to the man currently serving as President as an "impulsive, bad-tempered idiot", a "genuinely nasty man", and a "rabid coyote with bad hair" (among many, many other choice descriptions).
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I always felt like the impulse to restrict was less like an expression of who I was and more like this rabid compensatory measure to try to cover up who I actually was.
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College sports are weird, in that these are basically kids playing ball for hundreds of thousands of rabid fans (without pay) and somehow manage to be more mature than the adults they entertain.
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I want to put the sonic versions of the feeling of taking crack and that sort of dead, crazy, wild, rabid, funky, smelly, pungent, completely underground and pilloried by the outside world [sound].
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Though it might seem like Zac Efron has maintained his star power since his High School Musical days, it now looks like he just doesn't have the rabid fan base he once enjoyed.
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Some which would make you say "that is a perfect application of basic Muay Thai" and some which even the most rabid Thai elitist would not try to claim as orthodox Muay Thai.
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This year, three rabid raccoons have been reported — one each in the Bronx, Queens and Staten Island — and 311 has received 1,153 raccoon-related inquiries, such as how to remove them from backyards.
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Under the leadership of its Republican chairman, Richard Lugar of Indiana, and its ranking member, Joe Biden of Delaware, a Democrat, the committee was an oasis of comity in an increasingly rabid Washington.
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With its rabid fan following, the show has inspired heated debates on the internet, in the media and even in the British House of Lords on mental health, broadcasting rules and emotional abuse.
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In September, at a normally soporific meeting of the Arab League in Cairo, Saudi and Qatari diplomats exchanged barbed epithets like "rabid dog" and heated accusations of treachery and even cruelty to camels.
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President Trump's appointment of Peter Navarro — a rabid protectionist and author of the book "Death by China" — as head of the NTC should signal the real intent of the proposed change in tactics.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. Vice President Mike Pence also castigated Iran in their speeches to the World Holocaust Forum, accusing it of rabid anti-Semitism and of seeking Israel's destruction.
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It was a rollicking event, with references to the team's rabid fans in the West Wing and jibes at the one person there who is not — Mr. Obama, a Chicago White Sox fan.
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But the queen bee of these LuLa influencers was still always DeAnne, who, as LuLaRoe grew, developed a large social media following and rabid fanbase (she now has about 21000,212017 followers on Instagram).
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The first season won a rabid following, and a lot of critical attention, for its clever fusion of the conventions of the romantic comedy with the conventions of the bluebeard serial-killer tale.
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When a dishonest demagogue comes along and stirs up rabid support through manipulation and emotion (see above), the Founders had in mind that civility and reason, not anger, threats, or militancy, would prevail.
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This is the "civil war" we are called to imagine when the President uses the term, and it's horrifying to contemplate what might happen if his most rabid supporters felt called to action.
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Pretty much every rabid football fan in America was watching as the attack played out live on TV — but if you missed it, you could see it, again and again, on the internet.
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"The misguided Democrat impeachment strategy is meant to appease their rabid, extreme, leftist base, but will only serve to embolden and energize President Trump's supporters and create a landslide victory for the President."
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Some critics were unphased—Pitchfork dropped an abysmal 0.6 on it, calling it "tard rock,"—but that didn't stop him from amassing a rabid, international cult following, one that continues to this day.
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It wants to impart Great Truths about the dangers of full automation, rabid corporatization, and powerful artificial intelligence, but it ends up emphasizing the former two to the great expense of the latter.
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There were all these other upstarts — Vox, for example — that had sort of started out of what fan, what people who were like rabid fans for a particular area wanted to read about.
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Oxford Dictionaries says it will review the example sentence its dictionary provides for the word "rabid," which was the subject of a social media brouhaha this weekend after an academic claimed it was sexist.
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Screenshot: AppleIn a little less than a week a horde of rabid souls will cram into the Steve Jobs Theater on the Apple campus in Cupertino to watch Tim Cook and friends announce... something.
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One minute, you're just minding your own business, trying to take a photo of your new bumper sticker or whatever, and the next you're in a life or death battle with a rabid bobcat.
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And the president remains a rabid absorber of the wider media landscape, frequently commenting on what he sees on cable news and sending handwritten notes to journalists, often scrawled on printouts of their articles.
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You'll save anywhere from 22% to 72% on your purchase, but more than that, you won't have to dodge swarms of rabid shoppers on a cold November morning in order to score major bargains.
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Once Slammed in the Butt by My Hugo Award Nomination was published, Tingle set about trolling the Rabid Puppies — by turning to one of their most hated enemies, noted feminist game developer Zoë Quinn.
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Part of the challenge of hosting a game show app like HQ, where players are responding with real-time comments, is serving up jokes while delivering the questions quickly enough for HQ's rabid players.
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There's simply no way for a group of individuals—even ones with such robust underground metal credentials as these four—to have hewn such a hateful, rabid, manic album without really fucking meaning it.
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And Jemisin, the same author subjected to racist mudslinging by Rabid Puppy leader Vox Day, took the prize for Best Novel every year she came up for eligibility during the Puppies' period of agitation.
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She became the halftime show's savior, launched an international stadium tour, announced a new charitable initiative, and turned the internet's collected denizens into rabid superfans, and she did it all with one new song.
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According to the New York Times, an "unusually aggressive," potentially rabid squirrel has been attacking people there like the beginning of some squirrel uprising like a rodent War for the Planet of the Apes.
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"Those goofy Anglicans," he says, and then makes the distressing moo-cow noise he always makes when imitating the communications of feminists, who lurk in his imagination in rabid, milk-spurting, man-stampeding herds.
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You better have the page bookmarked and your alarm set — Urban Decay's hardcore fans, especially rabid Vice devotees, are going to flock to this like Moondust to a Primer Potion (it's legitimately limited-edition).
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Drew plays for the Washington Wizards ... so when we got him out in L.A. we wanted to know if he's ever gotten to ball with the Prez ... who's of course a rabid hoops fan.
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"His rabid racism continues to stain and embarrass this body and the years of deliberate silence from Republicans have only emboldened his ignorant and immoral behavior and empowered those who emulate him," Rush added.
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It still was a blow, at least symbolically, to the rabid Tennessee fan base that has begun to wonder about the team's direction under Coach Holly Warlick, the longtime Summitt assistant who replaced her.
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Though, it's unlikely KSW will touch the record set by the National Stadium, with 0003,500 rabid fans willing their country's men's volleyball team on to a 3-0 win over Serbia back in 2014.
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It's no surprise, then, that he has developed rabid fans in some darker corners of the web, in communities like 4Chan and 8Chan that are famous hubs for organizing massive, mean-spirited online pranks.
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Throughout the franchise, which tracks the spread of a virus that turns most of humanity into rabid undead, there are a slew of crisply directed action sequences and some fascinatingly odd characters and performances.
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" But ultimately they advise caution, arguing that even a political and policy win for Democrats risks provoking Mr. Trump to take another undesirable action "just to appease the more rabid factions of his base.
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We're here also with my lovely son, Louie Swisher, who's an enormous rabid fan of Paul Rabil, but also he's been on the podcast many times to talk about trends that teens are into.
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Costco is successful in South Korea for the same reason it has a rabid fanbase in the US — good deals, a massive selection, and a willingness to tweak its offerings to fit local preferences.
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Go deeper: New book claims that Kim Jong-un views Trump as father figure North Korea calls Biden a "rabid dog" South Korea: U.S. "very actively" coaxing North Korea to return to nuclear talks
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Closing in on their first playoff appearance since 2013, the Maple Leafs have relied in large part on a collection of rookies who have taken one of hockey's most rabid fan bases by storm.
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This latest entry in their sprawling discography is anchored by the band's customary slabs of slow-moving, magisterial doom, tempered with Bryan Funck's eternally rabid snarls, poetically nihilistic lyrics, and overarching, ego-killing melancholia.
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This would make him suspect among Trump's more rabid drain-the-swampers, and it does indicate a certain devotion to the kind of bureaucratic careerism that makes Washington a golden goose for well-connected lawyers.
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Paul Krugman There are still quite a few pundits determined to pretend that America's two great parties are symmetric — equally unwilling to face reality, equally pushed into extreme positions by special interests and rabid partisans.
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Read These Stories Next: All The Spring TV Shows You Need To Know About Westworld's Creators Took On Reddit's Rabid Fandom In The Best Way Possible Westworld Really Will Be A Skarsgard Versus Hemsworth Showdown
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I almost thought about leaving that mention out, because there is such a rabid fervor over the return of Stranger Things that most of you may have already noted the release date in your calendars.
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Framed by a televised "car chase" in the style of OJ Simpson, the video features children playing with bullets, a strip club filled with priests, and what looks like a rabid Black Friday shopping brawl.
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Because you can't have mature, informed debate about the pros and cons of software powered societal change if critical commentary gets shouted down by a bunch of rabid fanboys the moment anyone raises a concern.
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By the end of the episode, the Adventure Scout has been found practically rabid in Dilton's secret bunker and Ben has woken up in the hospital, only to calmly tumble himself out of a window.
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"I believe Barack Obama was born in Hawaii," Pence said, contradicting the continuously disproven birther conspiracy that Trump conveniently latched on to in 2011—one that helped fuel his rabid fan base and political career.
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The chairs -- each with its own commemorative plaque -- are practically a steal ... the asking bids are less than $100 but if rabid fans wanna drive up bids, they'd be doing so for a great cause.
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On January 20, Michael Oman-Reagan, whose Twitter bio says he is a PhD student at Memorial University, suggested that "feminist" might not be the best word to pair with "rabid" in the dictionary's examples.
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After finding a niche but rabid audience on public access television, the non-scripted, anything-goes variety program got a shot at the big time when Comedy Central ordered it for a pilot in 2013.
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And in Maine and in New Mexico, two of the nation's most rabid marijuana prohibitionists: Paul LePage and Susana Martinez, have been replaced by governors who have expressed support for enacting common-sense cannabis reforms.
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"Today's hearing only further exposes that Chairman Schiff and the Democrats are simply blinded by their hatred for Donald Trump and rabid desire to overturn the outcome of a free and fair election," she added.
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"The misguided Democrat impeachment strategy is meant to appease their rabid, extreme, leftist base, but will only serve to embolden and energize President Trump's supporters and create a landslide victory for the President," he added.
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On the light end, those include just overcoming the friction of having to travel places to progress, which is a barrier that rabid Pokémon fans will overcome, but that might prove insurmountable in other cases.
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Wimbledon were by far the better side on the day, by all accounts, but the scrap for a metaphorical six points requires a team to be ruthless, cruel and rabid in their pursuit of victory.
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But Tingle didn't withdraw; he fought back, creating a website designed to skewer the Rabid Puppies phenomenon, labeling them "devils," and boosting the profile of several of the female authors they were attempting to marginalize.
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I took dozens of screenshots of my time with Norco: Faraway Lights' (fairly meaty) demo, an adventure game set in a semi-destroyed future Louisiana, rife with classic computers, sentient androids, and rabid conspiracy theorists.
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We already know Grohl loves to have plenty of fun at shows and also loves to play practical jokes, so it's no surprise that he pranked an entire stadium full of rabid Foo Fighters fans.
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In the mid-1990s, the warnings were simple and direct: ratchet up sanctions against Iran for its nuclear program, and it will be pushed ever more deeply into the arms of its most rabid extremists.
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The failure to do so has left the HPSCI "Russiagate" investigation in the hands of rabid partisans on both sides, a fact that will almost certainly taint whatever final committee report that emerges, if any.
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On social media, Sayoc's awakening — the point where he shifted from posting about cars and women to a manic, rabid form of politics — is clearly identifiable: He was radicalized during Donald Trump's campaign for president.
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The treatment of Ford by the rabid conservative media, Republicans and Trump himself is exhibit A. A multitude of studies have been done on why sexual assault victims delay reporting, if they do at all.
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D.A. "Limitless"; Jennifer Koh, violin (Cedille) Part of Ms. Koh's double-disc project of collaborations with composers who also perform alongside her, this piece rises from quietly uneasy to rabid and raw, then back again.
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And what Trump can't reverse with his pen he can mitigate with executive-branch appointments, as Ronald Reagan did when he named the rabid anti-environmentalist James Watt to head the Department of the Interior.
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"Mrs. Trump has always been a strong and independent woman who puts her family, and certainly her health, above all else, and that won't change over a rabid press corps," Ms. Grisham said in June.
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A few years ago, they founded the Gay Ole Opry, the first ever queer country music festival, in Brooklyn NY and continue to organize quarterly queer country shows for a rabid fanbase in the north.
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It's about one British family over roughly 15 tumultuous years of history, watching as rabid populists divide nations against themselves and as death and horror spread across countries that believed themselves immune to such darkness.
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He both enrages and enlivens a mass group of people, and his own Beyhive, a rabid fanbase which takes form as an online herd, is ready on standby to defend what he does and tweets.
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The term "reddit atheist" has evolved as a shorthand in recent years for a negative internet cliché, that of the rabid Richard Dawkins supporter, the mansplainer, the hat-wearer fond of paradoxically holier-than-thou circlejerks.
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Over a series of slow-motion shots that are simultaneously majestic and sickeningly brutal, man and canine go at each other with all their rabid might, bared teeth and droplets of blood soaring through the air.
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She's a bright, sweet prodigy who authentically loves her teacher Miss Justineau, and the way the facility's soldiers treat her like an hazardous object or a rabid animal provides a fair bit of the book's tension.
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The Hugos have been unusually contentious over the past couple of years, with a pair of fan groups calling themselves the Sad Puppies and Rabid Puppies aggressively pushing voting slates favoring white men and conservative outlooks.
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MONEY DIARIES MANIA Our readers were rabid about our Money Diaries column, with 7MM unique visitors in 2018 joining our conversation about how real women spend their cash — one of the most pervasive taboos for women.
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As Trump approaches the general election and needs not just his rabid base of voters but others to support him, he has made some attempts to soothe anxieties about his methods, his rhetoric and his temperament.
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Video NEW JERSEY WOMAN STRANGLES RABID FOX AFTER ANIMAL BITES HER LEG Later in the day, a Kenyan fisherman was also mauled by another hippo a few miles from where the initial incident occurred, police said.
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I felt like I was interfering in a very personal and painful ritual as she downed beers, tugged at her clothes, paced like a rabid animal and screamed with a ferocity that was anything but fabricated.
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In a sense The Raft is like a much more compact version of Cujo or Misery — but instead of a rabid dog or a psychopathic nurse, the antagonist is a shadowy, unknown shape in the water.
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So even before I quite understood how popular he was—or rather how popular he would become—and how rabid his fans were, I thought he would be a great person to write a song about.
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Sure, if you drop the mic on your magnum opus, which spawns massive secrecy efforts, a multibillion dollar film franchise, and a still-unbelievably rabid fandom, you can probably write on just about anything you want.
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When they mention off-handedly trouble with the serial strangler or the rabid dog that terrorized town years ago, we can fill in some of the awful details and even feel a strange fondness for them.
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If anyone has doubts, they could use a short session with Yigal Amir, Yitzhak Rabin's assassin, who was inspired by the rabid rhetoric hurled at the Israeli prime minister in the wake of the Oslo accords.
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Through her extremely explicit rhymes, amazingly active social media presence, and ever-growing rabid fan base, she has constructed a unique persona that is part Lil' Kim, part Karen Finley, part Lenny Bruce and part Peaches.
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After leaving high school early — he eventually got a diploma — he moved to Los Angeles to begin pursuing music in earnest, posting first on YouTube and eventually on the streaming platform SoundCloud, finding a rabid following.
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Were I to find myself protesting at a Trump campaign event, it seems fair to assume I'd be making myself a target to his rabid fans, or at the very least, to his deep security teams.
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In a world where there are far too many famous people for traditional tabloids to keep track of and where content creators regularly build rabid online fanbases, gossip influencers have turned into an often-lucrative industry.
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Abbi's rabid competitive spirit at a work outing makes for a good B-story for the episode, but the crowning moment of the episode (and maybe the season) comes from Ilana's co-workers, celebrating her firing.
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Passing their partisan purity test is putting the candidates in an awkward position, forcing them to argue, in effect, that the only way to unify the country is through rabid partisanship and far-left Democratic socialism.
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In the docs, filed by powerhouse attorneys Marty Singer and James Sammataro, Vicky says those comments are intentionally misleading to Soundgarden's "loyal, rabid fan base" ... and she believes Thayil knows Chris worked on the music solo.
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Leading a pack of potential candidates is a rabid anti-American ultra-leftist Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador of the leftist "Morena" (Dark brown or black) party, a party he created exclusively to run him for President.
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A rare worthwhile tributary of the modern festival explosion has been the emergence and growth of multiday hip-hop festivals, events that show the genre's depth and cater to rabid legions of fans around the country.
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I am Donald Trump, on the 100th day since my inauguration, gazing maddeningly at my desolate surroundings while my sandy head rug fights the wind to cling to my scalp, flopping like a rabid dog's tongue.
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So I did what any hormonal teenager would in the same situation: turned off the light, waited silently until I heard her just outside the bathroom door, then screamed like a rabid howler monkey on amphetamines.
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From then-FBI director James Comey's decision to reopen the investigation into Hillary Clinton's email server, to the "rabid right-wing propaganda machine" that aided Trump's depiction of "Corrupt Hillary," many factors were against the democratic nominee.
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That this low-budget, low-concept franchise has lasted so long (the first film was released in 403) without the sort of rabid fandom that tends to power other long-lived series is perhaps its greatest triumph.
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Imagine the agony and contortions another politician might have gone through if a signature chant from his rallies ("CNN SUCKS") was found emblazoned on the van of a rabid supporter charged with mailing bombs to political opponents?
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If you're a rabid Porsche fan, and you want to drive something that reflects what the company's doing in the motorsport world, the Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid is one of the few ways to do that.
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Following up "Fetish" and "Bad Liar" won't be an easy task, but knowing how rabid Gomez's fans are for any new material from their favorite singer, "Wolves" is sure to be a hit, secret messages or not.
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Another study published in 2013 spells out the parallels between zombies and rabies: zombies are imagined to be as aggressive as rabid animals, with similar drool problems; and they sometimes hobble, mimicking the convulsions of rabies victims.
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So if they're going to have a world with no rules, we got to stop thinking that we can use the Marquis of Queensbury rules of engagement when we're fighting against an angry pack of rabid hyenas.
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Rabid for repeal, they hatched a clever "repeal and delay" strategy for immediately passing a budget reconciliation bill, which Democratic Senators cannot filibuster, to defund the ACA as soon as they figure out how to replace it.
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I don't know why Samsung's hiding the Galaxy Fold from rabid tech bloggers, but I think it's because compared to the phones we're all used to these days, people are going to find the device shockingly thick.
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If you are going to go totally rabid and force your views on everyone, that is not OK. But every time I go to the movies and the national anthem plays, I do choke up a bit.
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Nominees include "SJWs Always Lie" by Rabid Puppies leader Vox Day, who says things that would make Donald Trump blush, and a short story called "Space Raptor Butt Invasion" by a presumably pseudonymous writer named Chuck Tingle.
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Meanwhile, his counterpart, Like Mike, jumped around in this théâtre de l'absurde, snapping selfies with crazed fans, clapping his hands, and pouring vodka down their rabid gullets in a manner more commonly associated with VIP club antics.
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The tour also marked the latest successful manifestation of a blossoming Trans-Pacific wrestling market: With a crowd of over 29,200 fans, the audience was rabid to connect with their heroes hours before they hit the ring.
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What remains now are Apple and Samsung's tightly integrated monoliths at the top and a sea of Chinese competitors who seem hellbent on destroying each other (and, if they're lucky, Samsung too) through a rabid price war.
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The first is, as my colleague Brian Beutler has pointed out, Trump is a bad politician and seems genuinely incapable of sound political judgment, especially if it could cost him the rabid crowds he loves so much.
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N.K. Jemisin and [Rabid Puppy leader Theodore Beale] have a history: In 2013, Beale called Jemison, who is black, "an educated, but ignorant half-savage," leading to his expulsion from the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America.
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The National Basketball Association announced on Tuesday a program that looks to find and promote basketball videos created by its rabid fan base, offering creators perks and the chance to have their work seen around the world.
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That crushing disappointment for one of hockey's most rabid markets inspired General Manager Marc Bergevin and Coach Michel Therrien to orchestrate a major roster reconstruction that included trading for center Andrew Shaw and signing wing Alexander Radulov.
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This circular line of reasoning allows white people — from the most conservative Christian to the most rabid feminist — to avoid doing the work of "dismantling the master's house," as writer and activist Audre Lorde might put it.
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Sometimes "Venom," directed by Ruben Fleischer, feels like a David Cronenberg body-horror movie (like "Rabid" or "The Fly") played for slapstick, as when Venom compels Eddie to climb into a lobster tank at a chic restaurant.
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In an era rife with divisive political discourse, most major public companies try to avoid taking stances that could make customers angry, particularly when rabid social media campaigns can cast any decision into a larger social statement.
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Other findings from the study included: "For decades, male protagonists have dominated the science-fiction and superhero genres, building rabid fan-bases, enduring franchises, and billion-dollar businesses in their wake," the authors of the study explained.
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The series may not have been the mainstream hit that Netflix likely needs as it steels itself for battle against Disney+, but The OA built up a fierce, rabid fanbase over the course of its two seasons.
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Time hasn't healed a thing for Wiz Khalifa ... he's still going off on Kanye West and his message was crystal clear for a rabid crowd in Chile -- Kanye better run if they ever come face to face.
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Look no further than how the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has captivated the globe, giving many of us a brief respite from the chaos of divisive politics and rabid warmongering we hear every day.
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While the Facebook group is representative of a rabid fan base, its 22,000 members are only a tiny portion of the tens of millions of people who tune in to the Hallmark Channel during the holiday season.
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The Party for Freedom, or PVV, of Geert Wilders, the rabid anti-immigrant Dutch politician, may emerge as the country's largest political force in elections next month, even if he proves unable to form a coalition government.
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Mr. Brady has been a mainstay in Boston for two decades, and his six Super Bowl wins have left some rabid Patriots fans calling him "Tom Terrific" as well, a nickname he has said he doesn't like.
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Even the most rabid supply-sider knew we would lose $1 of revenue for $1 of tax cut in the short term, because it took time for incentives to work and for people to change their behavior.
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And now that rabid Trumpist Representatives Matt Gaetz of Florida and Jim Jordan of Ohio are quarterbacking the GOP's impeachment defense, we should be prepared to see Beck's nutty tale gaining an extended hearing on Capitol Hill.
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Mr. Brady has been a mainstay in Boston for two decades, and his six Super Bowl wins have left some rabid Patriots fans calling him "Tom Terrific" as well, a nickname he has said he doesn't like.
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Handing the MST3K gang a Stranger Things clip to pick over is a strategic move — a way to draw out the rabid fanbase of the beloved supernatural show, while also drumming up attention for the new show's debut.
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Trump himself once suggested a boycott of the coffee giant because of its red non-denominational holiday cups, and his most rabid fans tried to organize a Starbucks ban after CEO Howard Schultz pledged to hire 10,000 refugees.
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TCM doesn't run commercials, making its monetary model largely dependent upon two things: cable carriage fees (the amount of money your cable provider pays to carry TCM — probably a few cents per customer) and its rabid fan base.
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Gaga's denim cutoffs and leather corsets lack any symbolic relation to the narrative beyond contextualizing her as an abused victim of rural American masculinity, glorifying rabid machismo and taking cues from Quentin Tarantino's road-rage thriller Death Proof.
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This year, the Rabid Puppies did especially well, garnering several categories all to themselves in part because they legitimized their choices by including mainstream popular authors like Stephen King, Lois McMaster Bujold, and Neil Gaiman on their slate.
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Amsterdam producer Rob Hes will return to Dubfire's SCI+TEC imprint with a new EP called Tricks Of The Trade tomorrow, and ahead of that we're delighted to debut the rabid record cut "Who's The Wolf" on THUMP.
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And who knows whether or not you'll be able to get to sleep the next night with the memory of those ghosts (or three-eyed monsters or giant rabid dogs or whatever they were) hiding in your subconscious.
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Normally, I wouldn't advise doing that, but in this particular case, because of the nature of Taco Bell consumers and how the millions of rabid fans react, I thought we could carry off a pretty elaborate teaser beforehand.
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For instance, it notes that the example for rabid "is an accurate representation of the meaning of the word," even while conceding that it was "poorly chosen" and that another, less gendered example could have easily been used.
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If the ultimate result is that crimes like this are no longer tolerated even by the rabid and often reflexively defensive fan bases that have come to define college football, then that certainly feels like a positive step.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's state media on Friday stepped up a personal attack on former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden for slandering its leader, calling the Democratic presidential candidate "a rabid dog" that needed to be put down.
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And their rabid support was exactly what Trump needed, as he fended off a party establishment looking to opportunistically drop him as their nominee in the wake of his "grab them by the p---y" tape released Friday.
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"The Scottish National Party said Johnson's new government was "shaping up to be the worst since Thatcher" and was "packed full of extreme Brexiteers and rabid right-wingers who want to drag us back to a bygone era.
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The criteria, as laid out by the user covers four categories: place of origin; "greatness at their professions;" character traits such as honesty, intelligence, clean living, and sportsmanship; rabid underground and internet followings, as highlighted by online polls.
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After 67 closed the show with a rabid, high-octane performance of "Lurk", the crowd filed out the venue quicker than you could say "Uber", leaving the empty dancefloor littered with plastic cups and sticky with spilt beer.
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If rabid racists were a clear threat to black well-being, it was the white moderates who claimed to support civil rights but who urged caution in the pursuit of justice who proved to be a special plague.
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I had no idea where it would go — I mean, I had an inkling of how my rabid optimism as a 15-year-old would compare to my realism in my 30s, when I started writing the play.
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A few weeks later, The Guardian ran an editorial suggesting that Ms. Swift, with her feud-prone ways (and social media army of rabid fan enforcers), was "an envoy for Trump's values," if not necessarily a Trump supporter.
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Her most likely successor, given the extent of rabid pro-Brexit sentiment among Tories, is Boris Johnson, the unscrupulous, ramshackle, flip-flopping, dissembling former foreign secretary, whose uncertain relationship with the truth and unwavering narcissism resemble Donald Trump's.
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It was dropped by A&E after three seasons, but was revived by Netflix for three more thanks to a rabid fan base and strong reviews; on Friday, the release of Season 6 will end its admirable run.
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They've cultivated a strong and rabid fan base, regularly playing festivals, and they take pride in their status as independent artists with a certain kind of cachet, evidenced in the star power they are now able to attract.
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What results is a study in rabid hero worship in which Lee (played by the Broadway actor Matthew Scott in his British stage debut) falls under Lucy's spell, becoming a would-be Patrick Dennis to her Auntie Mame.
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And what's even more appalling is that Trump allies will try to dismiss the criticism of his remarks as nothing more than a confirmation of Democrats' ill intent and the rabid anti-Trump bias of the news media.
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CASEY CONLEY, DOVER, N.H. To the Editor: There is a disheartening reality to the Democrats' special election defeat in Georgia: There is seemingly nothing that can move President Trump's rabid base away from him and his Republican surrogates.
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With political opponents labeled as enemies by the most rabid partisans on both sides of the aisle, it seems especially instructive to remember JFK's inscription to the Japanese commander who nearly took his life in the South Pacific.
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What I'm trying to get to is, do you want to acknowledge when you do this it does set off ... People beyond you that listen to you, you have a fan base that's quite rabid, I would say.
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The episodes were consistently some of the most emotionally devastating yet, without getting lost in the formal experiments that bogged down season three—oh, and there was some stuff about rabid clown dentists and a gubernatorial election, too.
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But it was his rabid insistence on a bizarre statement the day after Trump's inauguration — in which he defended the large size of Trump's inauguration crowd despite photographic evidence to the contrary — that got the vandals out in force.
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It's both embarrassing and sweet to think about how fiercely I loved Frodo Baggins (in hindsight I may have come off a bit rabid), but I couldn't hear a single word spoken against him or his character for years.
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Those 1983 fans were just a small sampling of Lesbian Jesus's devotees (there are 766,000 of them on Instagram alone), a rabid following that's putting Kiyoko on track to become one of her generation's only openly gay pop stars.
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It's not a huge surprise then that the author's been a vocal critic of the president on Twitter, comparing him to a "crazy, ranting uncle," a "rabid coyote with bad hair," and even one of his own fictional villains.
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While the jimmies of hard right Pepe-appropriators and rabid Le Pen fans (that Venn diagram is a circle) are undoubtedly rustled, there are already discussions on 4chan boards about which of Furie's characters they can appropriate in retaliation.
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I find men in bandanas to be very disturbing.) It was rather the rabid, pseudo-intellectual (or in her words, "chode") fan base the book has developed that sparked her desire to physically consume Infinite Jest out of spite.
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As part of History's prime-time lineup, the show has developed a rabid fan following and even inspired a convention, AlienCon, which recently attracted over 15,000 enthusiasts to Baltimore for three days of lectures, celebrity appearances, and vendor showcases.
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At 28 million people, most of whom live in villages, the landlocked Himalayan nation may have seemed like an unlikely choice for a burgeoning metal scene to arise (and an even unlikelier place to find rabid Linkin Park devotees).
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Once rabid public support, which some say rivaled the Montreal Canadiens at one point, was in terminal decline by the turn of the century, thanks to years of mediocrity, labor disputes, drama, dashed hopes, and a crappy, crumbling stadium.
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First came the controversy surrounding the 2015 Hugo Awards, in which blocs of unhappy voters (calling themselves the Sad Puppies and the Rabid Puppies) used a loophole in the nomination system to largely exclude women and members of minorities.
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The U.S. should expect that it would face unimaginable strike at an unimaginable time...The rabid man in the White House … will first face the immense volley of nuclear fire if he hopes to settle [this] confrontation with nukes.
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"I would not meet with the, quote, supreme leader who said, 'Joe Biden is a rabid dog, he should be beaten to death with a stick,'" Biden said, citing a comment last year from North Korea's state news agency.
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The recent "cancel culture" phenomenon surfaces every time a celebrity says or does something offensive, spurring a rabid, internet-fueled push to cancel their TV show, shelve their movie, shut down their concert tour or stop buying their book.
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In recent months, he has become one of the president's most prominent defenders, a reliable interlocutor always willing to accuse the Democrats—"an angry pack of rabid hyenas"—of being the real criminals and traitors in the impeachment drama.
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We got Warren G leaving Poppy on a clear black night, with a clear white moon and asked the rabid football fan what he thought of the situation ... and he's got Eli's back like Nate Dogg had his (RIP).
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Fittingly – especially with Weir, Lapinsky, and the NBC Sports Group, home of the NHL, presiding over the festivities – the favorite in Saturday's race is Nyquist, namesake of NHL standout Gustav Nyquist (the horse's owner is a rabid Detroit Red Wings fan).
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INGRAHAM: That Southern Poverty Law Center has turned into a eft wing rabid radical group that tries to malign people, myself included, because we stand up against Christians being persecuted in the Middle East and now we are anti-Islam.
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" The narrator then takes on Black Panther, joking that "rabid" comic book fans who have complained for years that comic book movies aren't nominated for Best Picture are now saying, "I guess it was good… but was it that good?
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They were nervous about the silliness of it, and it's one of those things where you're like, "Well that's what makes it fun is that it's so stupid.." NEIL PATRICK HARRIS (Barney): I was a rabid fan of the idea.
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"It was just anybody with a blog can get on there and find a big, huge Facebook group of kind of rabid Trump supporters just waiting to eat up this red meat that they're about to get served," Coler says.
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Not the most radical words, per se, but they begin to explain how this completely digital company has built an online following so rabid that, for a period of time last year, its eyebrow product had a 10,000-person wait list.
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Whereas the "ill will" of the rabid segregationist was out in the open and could therefore be combated, the "shallow understanding from people of good will" threatened to enervate the civil rights movement into acceptance of an intolerable status quo.
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