But I also remembered March terrors, June terrors, August terrors.
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There's an acute release in watching the Losers face down the onscreen terrors of It in ways we can't face down real-life terrors.
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Has it terrors, they are our terrors; has it abysses, those abysses belong to us; are dangers at hand, we must try to love them.
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Still others suffer from insomnia, sleep deprivation, and night terrors.
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I had night terrors followed by sleeplessness the next night.
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First, the slime helps to trap and fight teeny terrors.
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He's worried because he still has anxiety and night terrors.
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The night in Washington is dark and full of terrors.
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"I'm not sleeping well, I'm having night terrors," she says.
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While the over-its are to me preferable to the panic attack-infused terrors (there is truly nothing worse than the terrors), they are difficult in that they render all activities meaningless aside from sleep.
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Children are often adorable, but they can also be little terrors.
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Love stuns and buds in the bone,terrors rattle the skull.
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For some people, sleep deprivation and stress can trigger night terrors.
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Before this, there were episodes of sleepwalking, night terrors, and insomnia.
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Answering those terrors would be impossible but the questions raised lingered.
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He suffered terrible night terrors into his years as a toddler.
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And she becomes his caretaker, nursing him through his night terrors.
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You think those terrors are going to help you get to sleep?
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These desires and terrors have little to do with the actual planet.
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So, compared to your standard nightmares, night terrors are way more intense.
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To be clear, night terrors are more than just really bad nightmares.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - French politics keeps throwing up new terrors for investors.
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My universe has largely been dark, and confused, and full of terrors.
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Explore a harsh desert realm of hidden terrors - and lost Númenórean treasures!
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It also doesn't make much of a case for its technological terrors.
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Nor does balancing the public finances hold any terrors for Mr Trump.
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There were plenty of wonders and terrors to be found and committed.
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When you're in the terrors there seems to be no way out.
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The world beyond, with its terrors and complications, seemed very far away.
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Faustus Blackwood cracked open the time egg and unleashed the Eldritch Terrors.
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"Friday the 13th holds no terrors for Senator Owen," the Times declared.
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The chain between the content and you is long and full of terrors.
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The insects are summertime terrors, suitably adapted for capturing and devouring small insects.
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Ally believes her son, but Ivy chalks it up to his night terrors.
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He would say he would have these really horrible night terrors, these nightmares.
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However, Boriah claims Lully is the only product programmed to combat night terrors.
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How do you depict the terrors of plastic without turning consumers into bogeymen?
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Yet even these terrors do not constitute the city's true heart of darkness.
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He returns me to those terrors, which have surprisingly receded with the years.
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The terrors of climate change manifest in our communities at home and abroad.
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Sometimes you can hear night terrors—there's plenty of PTSD in America's prisons.
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In the case of Peele, he's always acknowledged these terrors without obvious labels.
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Instead of dimming the fantasy or defanging the terrors, the two are heightened.
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The age we exist in is full of visual terrors that are tangible.
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Could we be observing not facts but the fanciful terrors of the devout?
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Sunday nights might start to feel a little darker (and full of terrors) soon.
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The abyssal waters of the deep sea are rife with terrors and spooky fish.
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The second installments of both franchises dug more directly into the terrors of motherhood.
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A time's terrors are its own, and each age gets the agents it deserves.
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Your Little Terrors series reminds me of my childhood in this really twisted way.
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"It does not matter if you are publicly speculating cybers or terrors," she tweeted.
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The recall affects the most popular of these two-wheeled terrors, the Swagway X1.
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This is a show about the terrors and isolation of motherhood and nothing less!
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Always my why was to get more junk, and I endured terrors for it.
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And, as it turned out, some of Rink's relatives had suffered from night terrors.
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Those impressive audiovisual elements go hand-in-hand with the game's more traditional terrors.
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When they're not stirring night terrors enough to properly shit the bed sheets, anyway.
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Yet the way Americans experience these terrors is itself an example of their complexity.
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In second grade, Thile began suffering night terrors, and Kathy started home-schooling him.
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Lawrence told me that Whitey often had night-terrors and would wake up screaming.
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That feeling of recognition, when you are in the place of terrors, is everything.
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Why must we continue to subject ourselves to the terrors of these sky prisons?
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To recast Melisandre, the roads may be well lit, but are full of terrors.
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In reality, killing 25 people just gives you a drinking problem and night terrors.
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But they're also infamously depicted as terrors to tourists in TV shows and movies.
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After deployments including Iraq and Afghanistan, he suffered night terrors and insomnia, he said.
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Then his terrors come to life when an extraterrestrial force begins exterminating Earth's inhabitants.
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The terrors of imminent parenthood aside, the whole world seemed to be cracking up.
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But in real life, dude, when I was young, I had bad night terrors.
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The catalogue describes his eloquent queer imagining of the terrors of African-American barbershops.
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So prepare yourself, for The Long Night will be dark and full of unknown terrors.
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After my parents' separation, when I was eighteen months old, I had night terrors regularly.
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And she is the victim of the House, and also the agent of its terrors.
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Of course, as soon as she arrives, a spate of supernatural terrors hit the house.
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Escape from the psychic terrors that plague your existence, it promises, is but sips away.
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The terrors of this novel feel timeless, almost biblical: There are abominations here, and miracles.
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For so many of the world's children, childhood is full of adult terrors and disruptions.
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After Hurricane Maria, he awoke with night terrors, fearing another hurricane loomed, Carlos Robles said.
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The virtuosic runs, leaps and trills of Konstanze's arias held no terrors for Ms. Shagimuratova.
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I met a woman a bit older than me who was going through the terrors.
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If a nightmare is occurring in this state, people may report night terrors, Giordano adds.
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In this darkly comic Edward Albee diptych, the outside world has its uncertainties and terrors.
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Nevermind was designed to virtually drop people into the terrors of a trauma patient's psyche.
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In addition to Salahi's abdominal pain, and regular migraines, he still suffers from night terrors.
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But as the films' many terrors unfold, it seems they were right to be reluctant.
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Many others wake up in fright, their bodies drenched with the sweat of Trump terrors.
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People enter this pit to wrestle with their terrors, desires, disappointments — and the occasional gator.
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But it's still about (the terrors of) AI, a not unfamiliar obsession of the genre.
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By contrast, photographer Thomas Joshua Cooper luxuriates in the terrors of surrendering to the elements.
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I experience night terrors predominantly in the comfort of my bed, in my own home.
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I have my own theories about why my night terrors disappear when I travel: 1.
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What they are, yet I know not; but they shall beThe terrors of the earth.
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THE BEAUTIFUL INSANITY OF CLOSE-UP NATURE PHOTOS The world reveals its terrors under a microscope.
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"The war started when I was 8," says Omar, who recalls witnessing the terrors of conflict.
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The internet is filled with unspeakable terrors, but every now and then something beautiful happens online.
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Parents using the sleep guardian input their child's history of night terrors in the Lully app.
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Celebrity phobias symbolize cracks in their façade, proof that the rich and beautiful have simple terrors.
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Critic's Notebook My fellow Americans, the state of the union is dark and full of terrors.
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Weinberg did not escape the terrors of the Stalin era, and was briefly imprisoned, in 1953.
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A relapse for me can manifest in different forms: sometimes the terrors, sometimes the over-its.
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But my wife wants a queen, citing my occasional sleepwalking/night terrors, which hardly happen anymore.
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Without a doubt, this has been detrimental to my spiritual well-being; I've had night terrors.
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"Please come," I begged, while suffering from night terrors about the children I would never have.
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Unlikely similes and metaphors become a means of both addressing and (temporarily) defusing terrors and tensions.
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Running back Derrick Henry and rookie wideout A.J. Brown are both terrors in the open field.
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But the nun is just one item among The Conjuring 2's rich bag of terrors.
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Because deep down, we're all reliving the social terrors of school every day of our lives.
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If your furry friend goes outside, they are susceptible to the terrors of fleas, ticks and heartworm.
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Luckily, there are ways to get rid of night terrors that do not involve battling horse-humans.
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But some heavy MDMA users also report another, little-known side effect: sleep paralysis and night terrors.
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Black horror became a mosaic of actual life: More and more, stories were anchored by existential terrors.
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I've been having night terrors, just thinking of my parents going to… [a] concentration [camp]… Nick: Yeah.
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"The Long Night" was dark and full of terrors, and I wanted to see all of them.
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The other scary men who aren't fictional characters, but real-life terrors in girls' and women's lives?
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Scary, but fun to watch, this is one scene you may want to weather the terrors for.
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She vacantly stares into the beyond, troubled by the past and the terrors swirling in her head.
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Critic's Notebook The night was dark and — from what we could see of it — full of terrors.
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One may enter fearing the twin terrors of cultural insensitivity and appropriation, just to find them unfounded.
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Great art was born of great terrors, great loneliness, great inhibitions, instabilities, and it always balances them.
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Infinity, being fit for calculation, held no terrors; it was the finite world that he feared. ♦
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In "The Tunnel," he demonstrated the terrors and humiliations of everyday life in flashbacks to Kohler's childhood.
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I'm in the minority—most adults with sleep disorders aren't having night terrors triggered by being comfortable.
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Parents, of course, do not know the difference between night terrors and nightmares, which children almost always recall.
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For years after the crime occurred, she experienced panic attacks, depression, night terrors, anxiety, and other PTSD symptoms.
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As these tiny terrors have done irrevocable damage to so many native critters, humans have had to intervene.
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Is this a sinister foreshadowing of the terrors to come... or just a salute to trendy fall fashion?!
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THE ocean is dark and full of terrors, and the black dragonfish is the darkest of them all.
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"Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, Wonders" takes the visitor on a jaunt through Europe's Middle Ages via its beasties.
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"Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, Wonders" is now showing at the Morgan Library and Museum until September 23rd 2018
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Treating night terrors is all about preventing triggers and helping people get sleep, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Donelly has allegedly been suffering from various symptoms, including night terrors, night sweats, insomnia and sleepwalking, Marinaccio says.
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The greatest science-fiction films, like the greatest horror films, usually channel the sublimated terrors of their era.
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The terrors of the first two movies are explained away in a summary flourish, and their mysteries neutralized.
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It's great stuff, if you drown out the night terrors, the surprise projectile vomiting, and the scraped knees.
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You push a button, the music plays, and then it's over — no ads, no privacy terrors, no algorithms!
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One (Tadhg Murphy) is the younger of them, a reedy and anxious being prone to seizures and terrors.
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Should you really need a break from the terrors of HHN, you can always duck into Diagon Alley.
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" Ms. Ferris says those film terrors provided a crucial counterpoint to her own life: "This was the '60s.
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As a final way to protect yourself against the terrors of holiday travel, a quick visit to TSA.
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He said no concessions that will stall and simply give this horrible regime more time to perpetrate their terrors.
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Though the world of Westeros is dark and full of terrors, at least it doesn't have chain coffee shops.
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Just as the night is dark and full of terrors, the North is cold and full of White Walkers.
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But some people never seek treatment for night terrors, and just find ways to prevent them on their own.
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As Birth-style terrors have mostly receded from view, invisible ones have ascended into the tumult of daily life.
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Suddenly, I was propelled back to autumns past: Octobers, Novembers, and Decembers going through some of my greatest terrors.
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Speculating about absurd terrors inside Trump's mind makes him seem like a madman and our world like a stage.
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I knew that a number of parasitologists, well versed in the terrors of hookworm infection, had intentionally infected themselves.
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When the bright and colorful world of Hyrule is compromised by terrors mundane and fantastic, it sticks with us.
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Mr. Acevedo was liberated later that month but suffered for decades from night terrors and post-traumatic stress syndrome.
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The terrors of a world out of control coalesce around pregnancy, the embodiment of an uncertain, and foreboding, future.
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Sabrina Spellman/Morningstar created a time paradox and Faustus Blackwood unleashed the Eldritch Terrors from a special time egg.
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We need to go through these pains and terrors in our relationships to learn that we can survive them.
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It's no wonder David Lynch is a fan, Olympic Girls' wispy, otherworldly joys and terrors seem straight up his alley.
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These canines are also trained to help PTSD sufferers navigate through stressful situations, block triggers and wake from night terrors.
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Mammy is the epitome of Hollywood's old, morally purblind plantation mythology; Steve McQueen's film strove to capture slavery's incessant terrors.
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She calls the royal gesture a historically important step but doubts whether it will alleviate the girls' deep-rooted terrors.
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Is there something inherent in the chemical properties of MDMA that might contribute to these kinds of hallucinatory night terrors?
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Software improvements include: Lully claims the new $199 device can reduce the incidence of children's night terrors by nearly 80%.
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The night is dark and full of terrors ... but luckily these young wildlings are guaranteed to brighten up your day!
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Answer: Bridesmaids dresses have gotten major upgrades in the past few years — they're not the taffeta terrors of the past.
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I've been to Tamriel and Middle-Earth, to Nilfgaard and Lordran, and each is filled with its share of terrors.
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The cast of characters gave us night terrors and diverse stress-induced medical issues, but they also fueled spectacular creativity.
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Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, Wonders continues through September 23 at the Morgan Library & Museum (225 Madison Avenue, Midtown East, Manhattan).
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Within a week, once the night terrors and the cold sweats had stopped, my short-term memory started to improve.
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The night terrors are down to once every two weeks, but he's still having issues allowing his body to rest.
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Alex Holmes's documentary about a yachting race revisits the ocean terrors and corrosive sexism faced by an all-woman crew.
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The underworld of Moana is dark and full of terrors — one of which we never got to see before now.
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Lately, my favorite fiction has transported me out of the terrors of the present and thrust me back in time.
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A new environment puts me in survival mode, my reptile brain overriding the anxiety that leads to my night terrors.
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Those night terrors, that anxiety, walking through the halls of your high school feeling as if everyone had seen you naked.
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In order to pull off her seemingly impossible task, Senua must venture continuously deeper into a harsh world full of terrors.
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Though spring cleaning will definitely unearth these terrors, take heart, because there might be some micrometeorites trapped in your gutters, too.
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Sometimes the plaintive string slices through scenes to punctuate banal terrors, springing from the insecurity and paranoia engulfing its central characters.
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From The Handmaid's Tale to The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, it's a banner moment in TV for the terrors of womanhood.
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Go online, and you'll find numerous forum posts from MDMA users anxiously discussing their experiences of night terrors and sleep paralysis.
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The new 'Game of Thrones' trailer released during San Diego Comic Con today, dropping hints of the terrors and triumphs ahead.
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It works by vibrating and thus interrupting unhealthy sleep cycles before reaching the stage of sleep where night terrors typically happen.
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In addition to having a history of sleepwalking, night terrors, or other parasomnias, three other factors make sexsomnia episodes more likely.
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Because the night might be dark and full of terrors, but we're like super sure it has a soft spot too.
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Academics have questioned Swanson's intent of helping scientists escape the terrors of Europe, but Kobler seems to think it doesn't matter.
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On top of chasing away our imminent psychological terrors though, Wonder has also been giving extremely good interviews to boost Hillary.
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On their trek, the three must overcome racist terrors, but also monsters ripped straight from the pages of H.P. Lovecraft's prose.
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That is an even deeper curse, it tells of terrors to come the likes of which a rational person can't comprehend.
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The terrors of the first day onboard had been revealed, after rest, refueling, and reorientation, to be mere stress-induced paranoia.
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I sometimes think that all horror writers are cases of arrested development, stuck forever in the terrors and insecurities of adolescence.
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The display will then move to the Topographie des Terrors, a documentation center in Berlin, from late October to April 2020.
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A psychiatrist saw evidence for that diagnosis, including his longstanding battle with night terrors that resulted in traumatic bouts of sleepwalking.
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Recently, family members said they witnessed a shootout on their corner and Katia's brother is now waking up with night terrors.
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Even the villains — it would be a spoiler to give away their identities — share their names with the terrors of slavery.
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Everything Amini was, and everything she did, was tied to her country—its complexities, its language, its terrors, and its splendors.
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"Blumhouse's Fantasy Island," directed by Jeff Wadlow and now in theaters, reimagines the lush title isle as a playground of terrors.
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The area is packed tight with monsters and terrors, but take a moment to appreciate being in the heart of Hawkins.
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Around the age of nine, I used to get these night terrors, which are basically nightmares when you're not completely asleep.
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Totem Terrors will play FOCUS Wales in Wrexham on May 15 and Strange Daze Psych Fest in Cardiff on May 27.
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Before the siege, War will show you the fortress's defenses — its strengths, its weaknesses, and what sort of terrors are lurking inside.
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His Little Terrors series juxtaposes military artillery with the cutesy tropes of childhood in ways that are both humorous and deeply unsettling.
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But, the terrors of the past aren't what brings Camille back to her sweaty, claustrophobic hometown of the fictional Wind Gap, Missouri.
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Night terrors are also quite common in kids, affecting about 40% of children, but most people grow out of them in adulthood.
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Whatever you thought of the Red Woman, she got one thing right: The night was very dark, and very full of terrors.
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The Halloween season is upon us, which means time for some scary stories to distract from the real terrors of the world.
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Over the past few years, there's been a whole slew of films trying to tap into the unique terrors of being online.
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On their trek, the three must overcome racist terrors, but also terrifying monsters ripped straight from the pages of H.P. Lovecraft's prose.
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Many of the Americans who served in Iraq, whether honorably or otherwise, returned home and continued with their lives — without night terrors.
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The leaps, runs and ornaments of this role, which presses at the extremes of a soprano's register, held no terrors for her.
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Night Terrors will use your phone's camera and accelerometer to turn your house into something you probably don't want to be in.
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Visceral memories of past terrors washed over me, and I shrank a bit as though I was being exposed to something contagious.
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In this instance, the shot becomes a thing of horror as terrors that Giger produced linger in the margins of the frame.
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" The Hunt eventually "lost some of its terrors and the wailing procession of lost souls turned into a troupe of comic demons.
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From Mr. Miyazaki, this is deceptively simple and childlike but enormously moving, a direct portal to the joys and terrors of childhood.
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Inside these closets, we have imagined a variety of gruesome things lurking, encapsulating our nightmares and giving a face to our terrors.
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Spero (21987–21980) often used her art to reflect on the terrors and tragedy of wars, most notably American aggression in Vietnam.
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But classmates of the future president said that while there, he got a firsthand taste of the terrors of the atomic age.
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It transports you to a Honey, I Shrunk the Kids kind of sound world, but one emptied of the terrors of magnification.
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Once again, Peele is exploring existential terrors and the theme of possession, this time through the eerie form of the monstrous doppelgänger.
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Rather, it is a story about art, cultural sensitivities, and the dual terrors of the Islamic Republic of Iran and political correctness.
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For every ten jokes about balls dropping and voices cracking, we hear maybe one about the terrors of becoming a woman during adolescence.
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Adams also added that she hasn't gotten much sleep since the incident, and is experiencing anxiety and night terrors, which is completely understandable.
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It took a mere poster for Wes Craven's 1984 classic A Nightmare on Elm Street to give him night terrors as a child.
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Unexpected twists are the meat of many good horror tales, and every great battle to end all battles requires defeating waves of terrors.
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It was the wildest ride at the amusement park, with lots of thrills and occasional terrors and a rush of adrenaline every day.
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Like Laurie, real-world final girls like Dr. Christine Blasey Ford are demonstrating unwavering strength and courage in facing the terrors they survived.
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Magic is part of the algorithm of real life and its terrors, another prism or lens through which to examine and understand it.
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During these trance-sermons Baker gave deranged warnings of "the shuddering terrors of eternal damnation" while grinding her teeth, groaning, and breathing irregularly.
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She spoke of suffering from "depression, addiction, agoraphobia, night terrors" and attempting suicide; eventually, she was given a diagnosis of long-term PTSD.
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For our whole lives, our social media feeds and news notifications have granted blinding visibility to the terrors of the world around us.
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Recreating six of the series' iconic terrors and half-heartedly referencing a handful more, Øvredal's take is dutifully appreciative of its source material.
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Our continued view of nuclear weapons as "peace-producing and peace-retaining terrors" is essentially a hope that this good luck will continue.
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You can only avoid the terrors that live there, rather than take them on, by climbing, quietly creeping and occasionally laying out distractions.
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Peter and Sam quickly find themselves in over their heads, in a dark cycle of blackmail, catfishing, revenge porn, and other webby terrors.
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Racing thoughts kept me up most of the night, but sleep wasn't even an escape, because that's when the night terrors kicked in.
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Midway through my fourth Giuliani video viewing, I am fast asleep, having night terrors of what insanity awaits me in the coming days.
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In in his new book of poems, Joshua Marie Wilkinson cuts, nicks, and rips the pastoral to achieve terrors both startling and beautiful.
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Still, her son went through a period of night terrors, convinced that the doctors had made a mistake, and she really was sicker.
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Jojo Smollett says Jussie is "violently awakening from night terrors, following the assault" ... so he says in an op-ed piece for BET.
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You could watch a movie for an hour or two to get your mind off the terrors of social media and the news.
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Nature abhors a vacuum, they say, and into the spaces Eisenberg deliberately leaves open, the reader's own terrors and interpretations can seep in.
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The survivors describe how the musician lured them into his home, where they say they encountered terrors that would traumatize them for life.
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Celmins was born in 1938 in Latvia, and endured wartime terrors and dislocations, which eventually led her to a refugee camp in Germany.
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There, they meet the enemy and the enemy is — surprise — us, although there are plenty of digital terrors red in tooth and claw.
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Nearly a decade later, the trauma from the incident began manifesting in symptoms of PTSD which showed up in my nightly sleep terrors.
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Does Kylie have pity for Serena Joy or does she simply see her as a bystander letting the terrors of this new regime unfold?
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By making a movie expressly for the black gaze, Peele managed to make everyone see the world and its terrors in a different way.
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Such an impact would cause quite a cinematic conclusion, combining a plague of wind, tsunamis, heat, and other terrors into a horrible death-fest.
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The night is dark and full of terrors, but you'll be just fine with this duo of military-grade light-bringers at the ready.
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Armstrong's personal life held its own terrors, screenwriter Josh Singer discovered during three years of research, including a daughter who died at age two.
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His obsession in all these works is in probing the nocturnal world hidden from sight, holding our terrors up before us for closer inspection.
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Twitter claims those tactics have resulted in more than 125,000 accounts suspended for threatening or promoting terrors acts since the middle of last year.
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Sternberg claims his child was terrified and traumatized by the incident -- he has night terrors -- and he's lucky he wasn't killed or severely injured.
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It's a comedy about being parents, weathering the emotional and medical terrors that come with responsibility for small lives, yet remaining partners, lovers, allies.
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In Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, Wonders, the Morgan Library & Museum in New York is exhibiting 299 examples of the monstrous in the Middle Ages.
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The terrors of isolation can cause inmates who might not otherwise break rules to accumulate new criminal charges while incarcerated, experts and advocates say.
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Valentin Murel, Co-Founder of Vines and Terrors, claimed that the event was spotless in intent, meant to resuscitate and modernize an old tradition.
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There were many French artists who believed they had a role to play in conveying the war's terrors in ways that photographers could not.
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Choose between two terrors: an apocalypse in the final season of "Supernatural" on CW or a creepy doll in "Annabelle: Creation," airing on Syfy.
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Clearly, Sanders fills his followers with hope and makes them feel that a transformed world is possible, but he also speaks to their terrors.
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Mendes and his cinematographer, the legendary Roger Deakins, want to let the terrors they have designed seep in from the edge of the frame.
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The disgustingly fat spider that gives Renee (Noomi Rapace) conniptions at the start of Steven Shainberg's psychohorror movie "Rupture" is telegraphing terrors to come.
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Old, new, and imperativeIn some ways, what&aposs happening in Xinjiang is a throwback to the terrors of Chinese Communist Party founder Mao Zedong.
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In a matter of just six short weeks, Game of Thrones will officially come to an end, leaving the world dark and full of terrors.
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You are such a cornucopia of delights and terrors in one infinite virtual box, it's a wonder that humanity allows you to exist at all.
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As the entertainment year winds down, Black Mirror fans are watching Netflix suspiciously, hoping for announcements about the fifth season of the technological-terrors show.
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It wasn't until I read Le Guin's Earthsea trilogy that I learned that there were other terrors to face, and other ways to face them.
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Like an invisible ax that cleaves and cleaves, the terrors of the everyday cut into the core of black existence, leaving a fresh bloody wound.
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"In this study, the Lully Sleep Guardian was found to stop 8 out of 10 night terrors in children ages 2 to 9," he said.
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In my opinion, Khalid Shaikh Mohammad (KSM), the mastermind of the 2202/2628 terror attacks, used Qatar as a hub that launched a thousand terrors.
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Rae notes the rise of acidity in her body as she listens to the mothers describe their secret torments and night terrors and pelvic agonies.
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Everybody: I'm scared I'm getting numb to things, too, but then I wake up screaming from asphyxiating night terrors and I'm relieved I'm still normal.
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It's fairly mellow fun until the Mrses take their leave and the youngsters must face the terrors of Camazotz and the IT on their own.
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Now, she is working to ensure that the abuses and terrors she and others suffered in the industrial schools and laundries will never be forgotten.
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Sometimes those terrors are zombies created by Americans, or Americans themselves, or Teddy McGiggle (Josh Gad), a children's entertainer who turns out to be craven.
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To compare it to the Holocaust, I've have talked about the terrors of concentration camps a million times, I've seen movies, read book, seen pictures.
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Women's healthcare in this country is already, essentially, a haunted house where the exit doesn't exist and new terrors pop out of the walls randomly.
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Today's headlines—dominated by stories that address the terrors of extremism, be it political or religious—have left many of us groping for a solution.
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The guileless young man's journey through a world of traps and terrors is a plot as old as civilization itself, perpetually renewable and endlessly bewitching.
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On a recent evening, three arts writers spoke about the joys and terrors of introducing their children to the profusion of New York City culture.
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In "Us," Peele uses the metaphor of the divided self to explore what lies beneath contemporary America, its double consciousness, its identity, sins and terrors.
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Redecorating doesn't stop the night terrors from happening, but it does keep them from perpetuating once I'm in that space somewhere between conscious and asleep.
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It's about the space between seeing the dark, dark woods as full of terrors, and seeing them as full of something new and worth exploring.
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For most of his life, the Swiss artist, whose morbid artistry informed the look and feel of the entire *Alien *franchise, suffered from debilitating night terrors.
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You hike backward along his snaking sentences, searching for antecedents to distant pronouns, while experiencing vague terrors, as if you should leave a trail of breadcrumbs.
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Earlier this month, American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy teased some exciting details about what terrors we can expect from the second half of season 6.
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But for people who have night terrors, bad dreams can lead you to literally scream, thrash, get up, and walk around — all while you're still asleep.
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Children are often terrors and babies are essentially selfish jerks, but those aren't the only reasons being a mom is the hardest job on the planet.
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The members of this couple are nice in real life, and they are in love, and that is wonderful, but they are terrors on social media.
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RAG Stories By Maryse Meijer The slim size of "Rag," a disturbing, forceful story collection by Maryse Meijer, belies the profusion of terrors contained within it.
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This single meeting does not erase the Taliban's record on women, nor does it undo the terrors of the past, but it was a surprising reception.
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Hiranandani ("The Whole Story of Half a Girl") does a remarkable job conveying the terrors and absurdities of the conflict in ways young readers can understand.
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Sitting in the bleachers, they read for a time as poems evoked the terrors of war and a cruel ocean yielding a harvest of dead children.
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The terrors that eventually unfold are ornate and lushly visual, full of intricately designed images that combine practical and computer-generated effects to hair-raising ends.
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Fear festers, burrows and blooms in Caryl Churchill's "Escaped Alone," a short and wondrous play that plumbs the depths of 21st-century terrors, large and small.
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The figure of the imperiled woman tends to be irresistible, but you need to care about the character, too, really share her worries and her terrors.
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Henry James's 19th-century novella "The Turn of the Screw" receives an update in this film that has the hallmarks of horror but few real terrors.
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"Anyone who takes small children to this movie is setting them up for winged-monkey levels of night terrors," Ty Burr of The Boston Globe wrote.
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All are utterly starved for relief from the scattering tangles of PTSD, which can include symptoms of extreme paranoia, flashbacks, suicidal tendencies, dissociation, and night terrors.
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And with its emphasis on nostalgia and the terrors of childhood, it shares many themes with It that could make it a hit with new audiences.
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Editors and writers Peter Rubin, Angela Watercutter, and K.M. McFarland are in the booth, and even though there are terrors all around we are here for you.
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The studio's latest entry into this horror wave is a sleek apocalyptic psychodrama starring Joel Edgerton as a man trying to protect his family from unknown terrors.
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Of course if there's a bigger medical condition that's contributing to the terrors, then you should see a doctor or healthcare provider to have those addressed, too.
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Credit: Fredrik ChristiansenThe ocean is dark and full of terrors—including hungry orcas, and horny men looking to bang your mom, if you're a baby humpback whale.
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But unlike those great terrors of the 1930s, which liquidated entire social classes and most of the old Bolshevik party, the current moves are limited in scale.
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Ranking explanation This one fuses the childhood terrors of It with the real-world horrors addressed in Full Dark, No Stars — and the result is chillingly effective.
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Like horror movies in the 1960s or machismo action in the 80s, visions of the wonders and terrors of the future are ubiquitous on today's streaming television.
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The most significant terrors out there are those Henry carries with him—he's here to make sense of a marriage wrecked by his wife's early-onset Alzheimer's.
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Like his 2017 hit, "Get Out," this daring fun-until-it's-not shocker starts from the genre's central premise that everyday life is a wellspring of terrors …. ….
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Ruth ultimately became a French language teacher in Philadelphia, and she connected with a former student to write this moving story that highlights the terrors of war.
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I felt that if we embraced insomnia — the joys and terrors of darkness — then we could celebrate what it means to live life fully and startlingly awake.
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At that point, you're just the touch of a button away from seeing your face on a popular GIF and having night terrors about it for weeks.
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I hadn't truly forgotten about it, but could manage only a few terrors at a time, and others, when my children had been awake, were more urgent.
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I've covered Mexico's violence since 2001, but I am still dumbstruck by the extent to which normal life seems to carry on next door to such terrors.
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The kids of the 2017 film It, based on Stephen King's novel, are now grown up and still grappling with the terrors that haunted them as children.
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The book has its face pressed up against the pane of the present; its form mimics the way our minds move now, toggling between tabs and terrors.
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Like his 2017 hit, "Get Out," this daring fun-until-it's-not shocker starts from the genre's central premise that everyday life is a wellspring of terrors.
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Before he foisted that bunch of helium-voiced terrors on the nation, he provided us with this pleasing novelty hit, which gets a nearly 20153x lift every Halloween.
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Satanic Stories (6998) Another sub-genre, "Satanic Stories," is perfect for the horror buff who's sick of torture porn and the terrors that lie beneath the ocean's surface.
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That said, it is possible for adults to have night terrors, and they can interfere with sleep quality and relationships, which can lead some people to seek treatment.
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I asked Professor Ron Cowan, an expert in neurophysiology and substance use at Vanderbilt University, to review the evidence around MDMA use and night terrors and sleep paralysis.
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One of the deepest terrors of The Blair Watch Project was the realization that the savvy and ironic remove of Heather, Josh, and Mike was what doomed them.
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The world's manifold terrors are transmitted to Kathy through the computer screen; shut it, and the proximate peacefulness of trees and birds and street noise takes its place.
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His aim was to produce a modern version of the medieval quest: an account of both the terrors and virtues of war, clothed in the language of myth.
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" But, Jake went on, "Dan has been through worse and has pointed out that if he could make it through Love Actually alive, this surgery holds no terrors.
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And here we are, serving you up another slice of the gorgeously sprawling and spacious "Garden of Terrors"—an eight minute waltz through some seriously smoked out terrain.
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Here's what I found: When it comes to terrors of the natural persuasion, there's nothing scarier than getting lost in a place where no one can find you.
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There was no PrEP community that I could find with which I could share my anxieties, no PrEP "sponsor" to call and discuss my night terrors or fatigue.
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Still there's something in the core premise — a woman's fear that her town is full of hidden enemies and terrors — that captures something unsettling about the election's aftermath.
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Her portrait of a group of friends, most of them gay men, conveys the terrors and tragedies of the epidemic's early years and follows its repercussions over decades.
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It's the fact that a topical comedy with a six-month gap between writing and screening simply cannot keep pace with real-life tech-world terrors any more.
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" JFK spoke on a bitterly cold Inauguration Day in 1961 the following parallel language: "Let both sides seek to invoke the wonders of science instead of its terrors.
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"Us" is Peele's second movie, but as his ideas pile up — and the doubles and their terrors expand — it starts to feel like his second and third combined.
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The kids of the hit 2017 film It, based on Stephen King's novel, are now grown up and still grappling with the terrors that haunted them as children.
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Clarisse Loughrey, The Independent: The adults in town can't see Pennywise, neither can they see the non-supernatural terrors that stalk them just as ferociously: bullying, racism, sexual abuse.
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While the film does not shy from the terrors of the constant attacks and the injured, it shows how Ballour used her role to try to help other women.
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He destroyed all of the ideologies of the old world created anew: defeated a cult; killed an oil-and-gun baron; avoided the terrors of autocracy and democracy equally.
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Wiseau's response is to say that Stanley Kubrick and Alfred Hitchcock were terrors, too, citing Hitchcock's use of live birds in a scene with Tippi Hedren in The Birds.
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With no known predators and with the ability to lay up to 30,000 eggs every four days, these finned terrors are capable of devastating delicate ecosystems swiftly and irreversibly.
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Rosemary West is one of Britain's most notorious serial killers, and was convicted of the kinds of crimes that would cause the cast of Dateline to have night terrors.
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The internet is a dark and full of terrors — that is to say, it's full of nooks and crannies, and it's pretty easy to pull off a successful scam.
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But, too often, "Hill House" reduces the ungraspable terrors that shudder through the original to mere "issues," as if evil were just another trauma to be confronted, then resolved.
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But he has made a version of "Hill House" in which the terrors of the haunted mansion are less prominent than those of the people and relationships in it.
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These scenes remind you that Gray can make the screen snap alive, whether he's unleashing blunt terrors or flipping a racing dune buggy, making you jump in your seat.
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"Melania called me last night after one of her night terrors," Grace's pal and employee, Karen, played by Megan Mullally, tells her friend while describing the White House gig.
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Its setup is one of horror's most basic: A group of young people descend on the titular cabin and are soon set upon by a wide variety of terrors.
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The novel would be more compelling if these terrors intruded more, but Towles gets good mileage from the considerable charm of his protagonist and the peculiar world he inhabits.
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Moments of rage, confusion, terror and paranoia make me feel like an alien; night terrors interrupt my sleep, soak my sheets with sweat; and flashbacks haunt my waking hours.
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He's still the same Keanu that was hanging out at the Circle K back in the 80s, and battling the terrors of the LA transit system in the 90s.
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The building, which stands on a small island in the Seine River, was a constant amid the upheaval of the French Revolution and the terrors of the Nazi occupation.
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If the time a flock of cocktail shrimp wrecking the original fake Good Place didn't qualify as "pandemonium," the terrors promised in the 2019 finale had to be bad, right?
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Players can band together to reclaim monster-haunted wilds and build thriving civilizations, or they can strike out alone, surviving in the face of supernatural terrors and murderous player bandits.
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This seems especially possible since Cora is petrified of injections in "Part III," screaming, "Not my arms!" when jail orderlies attempt to tranquilize her following a bout of night terrors.
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The world would seem like a cauldron of terrors, and any unknown much too scary to venture into, full of things which might harm you and your friends and family.
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If that happens, Roland assures Jake, the darkness the Tower currently holds at bay — an implied nebula of strange Lovecraftian cosmic terrors — will encroach upon all of their separate worlds.
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Darkest Dungeon builds a beautifully twisted world filled with gothic imagery and themes, testing your will as you progress and deal with more psychological terrors like hunger, darkness, and disease.
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But Phares built a career catering to reactionary night terrors, and he therefore understands that invoking "Muslim Brotherhood" and "Iran" is the right-wing equivalent of saying "Beetlejuice" three times.
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Umbra Subway Wall Hook, $32, available at AmazonPart art piece and part functional organizer, the subway-inspired wall hook reminds them of the joys (and terrors) of riding public transportation.
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He worked for much of his life in precisely such an inferno of existential terrors and predatory fantasies, when cruelty in the name of self-preservation received singularly wide sanction.
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In a November interview, however, Robles' son told CNN that his father suffered from night terrors in which he ran into the street screaming about how floodwaters were coming back.
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" He describes New York as "a maze of hybrid squalor" and "the poisoned cauldron where all the varied dregs of unwholesome ages mix their venom and perpetuate their obscene terrors.
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Through five interweaving short films written by Alan Moore, collectively known as Show Pieces, viewers get a taste of the strange attractions, rules, ceremonies, and terrors of the gentlemen's club.
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The Giant, at first an embodiment of childhood terrors, turns out to be a gentle soul with expressive ears, a melancholy countenance and an inventive, semi-nonsensical way of talking.
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Written, directed and narrated by Mr. Herzog, the movie takes you to volcanoes across the globe — from Iceland to Ethiopia and North Korea — in a voyage into wonders and terrors.
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Geographical obstacles, scarce financial resources and the terrors of political insurrection can transform what should be one of the happiest times of a woman's life into a race for survival.
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But when she does there's an eerie serenity that makes the terrors of the show's theocratic totalitarianism even more frightening, because it can create something so beautiful on the surface.
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Flanagan's ravenous haunted house is full of terrors like the broken-necked lady, the demonic flapper, and the seductive room — all of them adding to the show's shiver-inducing atmosphere.
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They laugh over past false warnings of supernatural terrors and speculate that the message is a ploy from Daenerys Targaryen, the Dragon Queen, to open the North for easy conquest.
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So with Google's Thursday blog post confirming the 2018 release of an ad blocker for its hugely popular Chrome web browser, those executives might start experiencing full-on night terrors.
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Say these women's names first, even, before the litany of men's names, to mark the intersecting terrors of racism, sexism, and heterosexism at work in those women's lives and deaths.
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Related: Studio Ghibli Storytelling Inspires a South African Graphic Novel The New 'Magic: The Gathering' Art Book Is Full of Alien Terrors 'Alice's Adventures Underground' Is a Subterranean Playground for Adults
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Once in awhile he has these sort of night terrors where he wakes up upset, and it takes him a minute to recognize where he is and who is holding him.
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The handler says he felt ready to share his side of the story after years of battling anxiety, night terrors and other mental health issues that bloomed after the 2003 show.
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I spent all day wanting to go to sleep, and then when I did fall asleep, I had horrible night terrors where I would physically cry and scream through the dark.
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But it is ultimately those on the terrors of hell that are most riveting, as records of those trying to understand what darkness possibly awaits us when our time is up.
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For example, if night terrors seem to pop up during stressful periods, then learning ways to manage stress (through cognitive behavioral therapy or hypnosis) is usually the first line of defense.
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The man says the items came from Brown's room and, since the child is now suffering night-terrors and other emotional issues stemming from the incident, he wants Brown to pay.
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At the middle of episode 18573, Frank Griffin (Jeff Daniels) and his outlaws toyed with a group of Norwegian pioneers, for no other reason than they are utter and complete terrors.
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This year, recurring actress Sarah Paulson plays a yoga teacher who lives in a house of terrors in Roanoke, but she's played many weird roles over her years with the show.
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Far from the super soldier he would become, the ambitious-yet-tiny Steve Rogers first came onto the scene as a proud patriot ready to take on the terrors of battle.
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Think about the cat-and-mouse of the movie's kitchen scene, played out over several sections, with limited means of defending yourself should a gang of toothy terrors descend on you.
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"Interpret it as you wish …" In "Annihilation" it's Lena who assumes the role of Orpheus, descending into a transfigured world filled with terrors, death, eccentric beauty and room for interpretive leeway.
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She had night terrors and became like a "walking zombie" during the day, according to her family and her doctor, rarely showing the warm smile she had once been known for.
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For a night with fewer terrors than "The Curse of La Llorona," consider this new Netflix nature documentary series, which uses high-tech cameras to capture the natural world after dark.
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It is the unimaginable capabilities of these weapons that must take center stage when considering the giant and still unknown terrors and threats they pose to global stability and humanity's future.
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You can now teach them how to avoid the terrors of the deep with a beautifully illustrated, tongue-in-cheek Lovecraftian alphabet book that's newly available as a free, downloadable PDF.
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There are ghostly vocal samples, amorphous scraping sounds, thunderous kicks, and that's about it—a self conscious attempt at invoking the terrors of interplanetary cataclysm without overloading the mix with moving pieces.
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At first, he attributed the night terrors and cold sweats he began to experience in his last two years of school to the stress of course work and managing his new company.
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"'Room' can weigh on your heart like a stone, because it summons the terrors suffered by real victims," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times about Lenny Abrahamson's best-picture nominee.
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"Gravity's Rainbow" (1973) opens as "a screaming comes across the sky"—that of a V2 rocket about to fall on London—whereby Thomas Pynchon instantly evokes the terrors of his wartime setting.
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So go forth onto the internet, noble rangers — the night is dark and full of terrors, but at least the year's longest day is filled with sweet, sweet Game of Thrones goodness.
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I'm helpless, as are we all, trapped in a torrent of hostile sound and hypnotizing sights: whatever terrors this flight takes us to, we're more passengers than navigators, even pad in hand.
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"'Room' can weigh on your heart like a stone because it summons the terrors suffered by real victims," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times about Lenny Abrahamson's best-picture nominee.
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The spacey terrors of "Sucker Free," which sorta sound like the Alien score transcribed for triangle and 808, provides Ms. Boogie a truly unusual canvas for her self-assured, splatter-painted bars.
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Except in a darkened cinema, when a haunting spectacle is essentially mimetic, theatrical, communal, the truth about encountering terrors is that each of us must do it on his or her own.
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But as happened in 2012 with the Signature's superb revival of "The Lady From Dubuque," a two-week flop from 1980, time often proves Albee's terrors right, and also his small consolations.
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Dinesh is numbed by the camp's terrors: the "faraway whispering" that precedes falling shells; the brief silence before the cries of the injured and the bereaved; gruesome scenes at a makeshift hospital.
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A western horror show with an unrelenting Old and New Testament kick, it opens on an ambiguous scene that soon gives way to a world of terrors, many involving children and parents.
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Although they are terrifying in the moment, and unlike nightmares (which I rarely experience), night terrors don't disrupt my sleep to the point of insomnia or not feeling rested in the morning.
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I explain to her that my trauma is rooted in a childhood home invasion, and that my night terrors feature the sensation of being broken in on, so it all made sense.
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Placed back on the shelf, he is (so to speak) a shattered jar: On the outside, he's seen horrors beyond comprehension, terrors that completely destroy the faith system of all manufactured food stuffs.
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I once spent so much time unraveling the serial killer terrors of Mindhunter that I was terrified of a real life maintenance guy who showed up to my apartment for purely innocuous reasons.
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If you've never heard of night terrors before, they're defined as 10-to-20-minute episodes of screaming, intense fear, flailing, and sleepwalking, that occur while you're asleep, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Certainly, a look at the recurring privacy violations brought to us by our friends in Menlo Park combined with the terrors of Google-owned YouTube suggest this to be one case worth considering.
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For the Shiites here, the military gains celebrated by American officials — pushing the Islamic State out of territory, such as Ramadi, the capital of Anbar Province, and Tikrit — are harbingers of familiar terrors.
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In looking back from this immanent afterlife on my earlier terrors, and how they have been slowly buried over time, I see now that they were overly fixated on my own biological death.
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In the upcoming sci-fi film Annihilation, a group of scientists set out to explore an area that has been overtaken by a mysterious force and is full of strange sights — and terrors.
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In her career, Blake Lively had to deal with terrors ranging from Blair Waldorf at her most vindictive to a really lame superhero played by the man who would eventually become her husband.
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He's too stressed about Katherine's marriage talk, about not having any money in the bank, about being completely terrified of what direction to point his life in, to be concerned about night terrors.
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Democrat after Democrat on the panel thanked Dr. Blasey for her bravery in speaking up now, saying her courage had inspired other women to come forward to tell of their long-silenced terrors.
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Nina is the only one who retains the memory of each do-over, bearing and hiding the burden from her son, wishing she could give him a new start free of her terrors.
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One of the greatest terrors of women's lives is breast cancer, which accounts for one in 30 female deaths a year, and yet one in every four female deaths stem from heart disease.
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There are magnificent passages in this section of the book, as O'Brien patiently brings to life the stories and histories, the terrors and hopes of London's population of exiles, immigrants, and indentured visitors.
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Their halting attraction is sweet, but it's in the brief glimpses of Robert's unstable passions that the movie finds its true subject, illuminating with touching honesty the heightened joys and terrors of madness.
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Your first encounter is with the banal, and then only when you linger do you start to see the depth and complications and, yes, in some places, the terrors of what's really happening.
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The series has made me think, more than once, of the works of H.P. Lovecraft, where understanding the true terrors that lie beneath everything else will surely cause you to lose your mind.
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Not Totem Terrors, a post-punk band from Cardiff, whose video for "Witch Proof", premiering below, reminds you of the true spirit of music videos and why they exist in the first place.
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Joel Edgerton is haunting as a man driven to extremes to keep his family safe from ill-defined post-apocalyptic terrors; the knife's edge between trust and paranoia has seldom been walked so harrowingly.
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In its first episode, Margot and her friend Jules (Aisha Dee) visit a traveling haunted house shrouded in mystery; as they travel from room to room, the house creates individualized terrors for each visitor.
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When he travels, he mostly books first-class flights, since the guy can't be subjected to the terrors of less-than-ample leg room and angry citizens yelling about how he's wrecked the world.
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It occurs both in plain sight and behind closed doors, in the inner sanctums that are supposed to be a person's safe place from the terrors and toils of the rest of the world.
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That preference for lingering on inchoate terrors over visible monsters, though, creates an extended tease that will frustrate genre expectations and make this modest, elegant little movie a tough sell to zombie-saturated audiences.
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At a time when millions of humans — including many children — across the planet are seeking refuge due to unspeakable terrors, we are betraying our national values of dignity and compassion by closing our doors.
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Of course no childhood is without its terrors, yet I wonder if I would have been a less frightened boy if Lindbergh hadn't been President or if I hadn't been the offspring of Jews.
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There, somewhere, is the final resting place of Himiko, "the first queen of Japan," who, if disturbed, will unleash terrors so immeasurable that they could leave the world in direst need of a sequel.
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If you came to New York in the late '70s, as I did, to experience the beauty and terrors of the city in its ruins and its glory days, she will make you nostalgic.
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Despite the terrors posed by pyroclastic clouds and red hot lava, Mr. Adra said there were some things he feared more than the mountain, which has nurtured his family's fields and trees for generations.
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Whether plunging into Sean's delusions and terrors (including visitations from the Devil) with a meticulous realism, or unflinchingly observing Sean's self-mutilating exertions, Potrykus himself seems amazed by the ecstatic energy of Sean's madness.
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Until early 2017, Mr. Kobach spent several years hosting a local call-in show, on which he held forth on such terrors as the "illegal alien crime wave" that he warned was decimating America.
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Filmmaker Jordan Peele used the "Sunken Place" (and everything that comes with it) to explore the unique terrors of being black in America, and turned Daniel Kaluuya into a white-hot star in the process.
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The careless Polytheist, assailed by new and unexpected terrors, against which neither his priests nor his philosophers could afford him any certain protection, was very frequently terrified and subdued by the menace of eternal tortures.
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Night terrors are actually more similar to sleepwalking, because they're both considered "disorders of arousal," which means they strike during the deepest stage of non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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As with many other sleep issues, prioritizing good sleep hygiene (aka, setting consistent bedtimes, limiting daytime naps, avoiding caffeine around bedtime, and making your bedroom conditions ideal for good sleep) can help quell night terrors.
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Yes, a war zone is fraught with the possibility of death, but the relative banality and tedium of being stateside carries its own unnerving terrors—the sheer absence of danger can be just as rattling.
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The terrors of nameless victims will be captured too, through such objects as an amulet in the shape of miniature shackles from what is now Guinea-Bissau, intended to protect the wearer from being enslaved.
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Light lamps this evening against the terrors of the inky night sky (we'll be at max waning crescent tonight), exchange sweets, give thanks to Lakshmi and Ganesh — and then close your ears against the fireworks.
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The VA currently has him on Prazosin, a blood pressure medication developed in the 22015s that's been shown to stanch night terrors, and also has him on Klonopin, an anti-anxiety drug, for panic attacks.
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There's the suggestion of a classic espionage thriller in this angle of the plot, but Mr. Ondaatje is after something else — a narrative reflection, perhaps, on the alternate exhilarations and terrors of life in wartime.
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He was a few days shy of 19 and living away from home when David Baldwin died, still "locked up in his terrors," as Baldwin wrote in "Notes of a Native Son," his 21955 essay.
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Yet de Clermont-Tonnerre has an eye for beauty, for swirling dust and resonant silences, and she taps into the soul of this place and its inhabitants even as she reminds you of its terrors.
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While depicting the terrors of Jim Crow, he also shows how Hattiesburg's black residents, forced to forge their own communal institutions, laid the organizational groundwork for the civil rights movement of the '50s and '60s.
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For example, I laughed out loud when I saw horror comedies Creep Van and Blood Car listed side by side in the "Comedy of Terrors" category, forming their own little mini group of killer autos.
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All of this makes It the perfect end-of-summer movie: a film saturated in waning sunlight, with the innocence of childhood giving way to adolescence while childhood terrors give way to much scarier real threats.
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In the final preview scene, Michael Fassbender's android David (he's definitely the same character from Prometheus in this scene, as he's called David by name) walks Billy Crudup's character through his personal workshop of biological terrors.
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Work is supposed to be healthy and relaxed—a far cry from the terrors of a New York bank with its incessant pressure to sell and complex internal politics, not to mention often unappetising, pricey food.
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And given the fact that Lifetime has made a, well, lifetime commitment to telling stories about stalker neighbors, soccer moms turned serial killers, and teenage terrors, there are some good films out there amongst the duds.
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You are repeatedly forced to believe that whatever terrors you have just witnessed occurred to these characters for some indescribable, yet cosmically justifiable reason — and, even more troublingly, accept that similar fates will soon befall others.
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But after last week's killings of two African-American men by police officers, and then the killings of five Dallas police officers, we need to be ready to talk with her about the terrors of prejudice.
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I can only imagine the enduring terrors, distrust and perhaps lifelong dysfunction of these child victims of the administration's cruelty, fueled by a seemingly willful disregard for America's heritage and strength as a country of immigrants.
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Ico was a story about a boy meeting a girl and the pair of them working together—well, Yorda didn't help a great deal, but she was there—to escape a castle of traps and terrors.
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What Mr. Cooper has attempted, and the director Stevie Walker-Webb has brought close to fruition, is nothing less than a spiritual portrait of black American life right now, with all its terrors, hopes and contradictions.
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An early sequence in a dark cave, for example, has the player catching only glimpses of unseemly terrors, sightings that last long enough to register they happened but not long enough to understand what it was.
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Apple has an incentive to keep writing security updates to keep your iPhone secure; it does so because iPhones sell for a lot of money, and Apple's brand depends on keeping you safe from digital terrors.
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In "Eve's Song," which opened on Wednesday night under the direction of Jo Bonney, it soon becomes clear that everyday reality holds terrors for Deborah and her children that Gothic Hollywood fare could never top. Why?
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Finally, spare a thought for that most tender of beleaguered souls, Andre 3000, who's probably still having night terrors about a tofu-related incident that went down at his local Whole Foods around a decade ago.
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It's a moment that any New Yorker has experienced, really: A longing to hurry home, dealing with not just the terrors of public transportation, but the desperation of hunger (and craving for a good old cheesy slice).
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More likely, nuclear weapons, those "peace-producing and peace-retaining terrors," are simply another horror that given time will grow mundane and familiar — until eventually they are used, this time perhaps in a war that destroys humankind.
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And on-screen they're portrayed either as mindless bots (see: battle droids, astromechs, etc.), comic foils (R23D23 and C-23PO), or menacing inhuman terrors (General Grievous was technically a cyborg I guess, but there's IG-88, too).
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"Their quality of color and form will interest those for whom the non-representative character of this school of modern art has no terrors," declared a New York Times review of Rivera's paintings at the Modern Gallery.
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With all the spectacle of some of Hollywood's most colorful players at his fingertips, Murphy seems to have found his sweet spot between the studied realism of American Crime Story and hyperbolic terrors of American Horror Story.
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The drug, which creates feelings of empathy and euphoria, allows traumatized victims to recall their terrors in a calm state of mind and establish deep trust with their therapists — ingredients that pave the way for psychological change.
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The horrors that appear on the canvases of Salvador Dalí, Pablo Picasso, or Joan Miró often take the shape of monsters that are the stuff of nightmares — unbidden terrors that lurk in the recesses of one's mind.
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Artists who want to help fight ICE deportations, racist police abuse, and other terrors of the US government (pre- and post-Trump), must trust the critical analysis and strategies of the people most affected by these abuses.
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Musil's emphasis on spiritual experience — what he calls the "other condition" — may well be in part a reaction to Nazism; in the face of the regime's terrors, he, like so many writers of the period, retreated inward.
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But, like "Stranger Things," it had a generous eye for its characters: for Buffy, the apocalypse was not a joke, and the demons she confronted were metaphors for the terrors of female adolescence—abandonment, sexual violence, mortality.
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Malcolm, who has PTSD and suffers from night terrors, helps the NYPD solve crimes while also dealing with his imprisoned, murderous dad — known as "The Surgeon" because he worked as a cardiothoracic surgeon during his killing spree.
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"It's rare for [sleep terrors] to bridge the gap to adulthood, and the reason kids have it is because they are having a lot of deep sleep," which is the state in which parasomnias like mine occur.
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Never mind that violent crime has been in a decades-long downtrend and that Americans are statistically more likely to die from drunk driving accidents than they are from any of the other terrors they're being frightened with.
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I went into his doctor with a whole list of terrors from the side effects I found and he looked at me and said, "At the end of the day, your son has to breathe," which is right.
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But O'Brien — who brilliantly captured the terrors of war in works of fictions like "The Things They Carried" and "Going After Cacciato," for which he won the National Book Award — is not a half-measures kind of guy.
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"The Lodge" and "Swallow" are so effectively disturbing because there are few Freudian terrors more primal than that of the mother figure who turns on her children, or the woman who violently rejects the very idea of maternity.
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I wrote a majority of the manuscript right after my son was born, so I was battling exhaustion and the terrors that come with the arrival of your first child; there was a lot of multitasking going on.
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Restaurants' more punitive go-to deterrents — threatening the parents with violence, say, or banning the little terrors from entering entirely — generally backfire and cause restaurants even bigger headaches, so Antonio Ferrari thought the carrot approach might make everybody happier.
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And if you live or sleep with someone who gets night terrors, then it's important to be patient with them, and don't wake them in the middle of a night terror — even if they are shouting about horse people.
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Austin, who served in Korea, urged his fellow veterans to seek help for post-traumatic stress rather than trying to beat it on their own, citing his own night terrors that lasted for years after he returned from combat.
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Leaving the theater, film critics from various outlets could also be heard recounting where they had first come to know these terrors, with a select few humming bars from the Hearse Song as they headed for the parking lot.
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The twin terrors each finished with double-doubles, combining for 50 points, 35 rebounds and 11 assists as the Pelicans (463-5) opened their four-game road trip on the right foot by snapping a two-game losing streak.
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It begins with a harrowing depiction of life on a Georgia plantation around 303, before taking off on a suspenseful journey through several different states with social systems that mash up racial terrors from decades far into the future.
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In a franchise spanning films, comics, video games, and more, Giger's design sensibility is the one uniting factor, and Dark Star is a fitting tribute to his gift for crafting terrors that cut to the core of common fears.
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"It's never been this extreme," said Dr. Annalee Coakley, the lead physician of Calgary's Mosaic Refugee Health Clinic, explaining that many Yazidis in her clinic showed symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder — flashbacks, night terrors, anxiety, surges of anger.
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But "Three Peaks" takes more turns, and eventually the characters descend into psychological warfare — the terrors of that creaking mountain ice are nothing compared to what lurks within a child who may not be as innocent as he appears.
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As the problems with the B.Q.E. make evident, not to mention greater terrors of climate change, the city ought to dissuade motorists rather than accommodate them and yet the park, for example, was built with land-usurping parking spaces.
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I say unreliable because "People, Places & Things," which had its American premiere on Wednesday at St. Ann's Warehouse in Dumbo, has a larger agenda than capturing the terrors and setbacks an addict suffers getting to rehab and staying there.
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And like Hy-Brasil, they were often considered realms of unbelievable terrors and wonders, such as the Isle of Demons charted in the 16th and 17th centuries near Newfoundland, Canada, which was believed to be populated by devilish horrors.
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Alongside It's most famous storyline — Pennywise abducting a string of children from an indifferent population — Muschietti steadily builds out the real-life terrors happening in Derry and the lengths our protagonists must go to in order to effectively combat them.
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You'll need to look carefully at the onscreen images and dialogue, ignoring the way they're being enhanced through editing and audio, to see how well the movie is recapturing your childhood terrors — and how faithful it's being to King's original vision.
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We were directed to tell women that studies show they will regret an abortion for the rest of their lives, that they would inevitably be haunted by night terrors, anxiety, depression, and other physical ailments because of their decision to abort.
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Experts don't know exactly what causes night terrors (although they tend to be hereditary), but they're sometimes linked with other underlying conditions, like sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome, medication, post-traumatic stress disorder, and mood disorders, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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He poeticized the stern predilections of the Counter-Reformation, which sparked both glories in art and terrors in life—in particular, the Inquisition, which especially targeted "crypto" remnants of the Jewish population that had been expelled from Spain in 21640.
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Like the architect of the French "terrors," Maximilien de Robespierre, who referred to "liberty's despotism" without a hint of contradiction, our schools refer to protecting the rights of students from hostile environments by denying them rights to fair investigations and trials.
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Over the years, Lynch has produced a disproportionate diversity of work: collaborative dream-pop; crude, lighted sculptures, the odd rectilinear furnishing; enough phantasmagorical mixed-media to swallow you in perpetual night terrors; and, once, the interior designs for a Parisian nightclub.
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" Clinton then describes how his decision to enter into the sexual relationship was, in part, motivated by life's "pressure and disappointments and terrors, fears of whatever" and describes it as one thing that he "did to manage my anxieties for years.
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His swift embrace of depravity — and the self-interested silence of those who see through his ruse — gives "The Captain" a distressing inevitability that can make the viewer feel helpless, as if the seductiveness of fascism were stronger than its terrors.
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Mr. Farrell freely recounted his adventures with wine, women, drugs and porn early in his career, and even now, with double-digit years of sobriety, he'll go on about inadvertent overzealous manscaping and the terrors of first-time sober sex.
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Last Chance One of the first manuscripts you see upon entering the show "Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, Wonders" at the Morgan Library & Museum is a 1595 edition of the Flemish cartographer Abraham Ortelius's "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum" ("Theater of the World").
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Whether it descends through John Locke or Voltaire, the liberal order has often tended to define itself against the Catholic Church, and in the European context to answer ancien-régime cruelties with anti-Catholic persecutions, expropriations and terrors all its own.
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At first, Sadie seems to be a peripheral presence here as the emphasis remains on the other women, their tears and terrors, as well as the warm, no-nonsense counselor (Tonye Patano) whose insistent encouragement elegantly helps fill in narrative blanks.
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The clan's nomadic period, which takes up roughly the first half of Ms. Walls's memoir, is truncated on screen, and the audience never gets a full dose of the paternal wanderlust that provides Jeannette's childhood with its thrills and terrors.
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But for someone who stole a city bus at 13, begged for cash from neighbors for "charity," spending it on fried clams and mescaline, and shoplifted clothes as smoothly as she now carves a chicken, a restaurant kitchen held no terrors.
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And I felt increasingly uncomfortable in his presence, with the delectation with which he conjured up the terrors of hell that awaited a sinner like me if I did not recognize the teachings of the church and Father Karadima's supervision.
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Like God raising Adam from the dust, I created Callum from paint and clay: In the image of an east London hipster I created him, to wait outside the girl's toilets at raves and spoon me through my MDMA-induced night terrors.
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It's a momentary respite from the cloying terrors of the world, a way to briefly trick our overactive brains into thinking, yeah, sure, everything is just fine with some New Age music, breathing exercises and, most importantly, just complete and utter darkness.
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The official temperature is somewhere between "Man, it's a hot one," and "Like seven inches from the midday sun," which has translated to record-setting highs (somehow 119 degrees is not a record in Phoenix), cancelled flights, cracking asphalt, and other midday terrors.
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In the end, It Comes at Night isn't so much about the terrors we face from the outside world as it is about the lengths we go to as human beings in order to offer protection to our own flesh and blood.
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre had some very real inspiration in the shape of Wisconsin serial killer Ed Gein, and Resident Evil 7's creators have looked to our own history, as well as fiction spun from it, to shape their newest terrors.
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Sending a tough message to Tehran shortly after pragmatist Hassan Rouhani was re-elected president, Trump had urged Arab and Islamic leaders to unite to defeat Islamist militants, and said Iran had for decades "fueled the fires of sectarian conflict and terrors".
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If the movie doesn't wind up moving into production, or the final product doesn't suitably rally the youths against the terrors of pollution, DiCaprio still has his backup plan to just hop a SpaceX flight to Mars, so he's got his bases covered.
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Agnes Nixon, a celebrated creator and writer of television soap operas, who introduced uterine cancer, venereal diseases, child abuse, AIDS and other societal terrors into the weekday fantasy worlds of millions of daytime viewers, died on Wednesday in Rosemont, Pa. She was 93.
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For all his mental confusion, Matthews told me that he thinks he can now distinguish between the emotional wounds he suffered — the survivor's guilt, the bad dreams and night terrors — and the more concrete cognitive problems that he traces to his blast exposure.
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From tongue-in-cheek nods to Black Sabbath to the pulled-to-bits cover of "American Woman," these are tracks that switch in tempo from slow creeping terrors to wild sweat-inducing abandon, and nightmarish narratives woven with puerile and obtuse wordplay.
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As I learned on a recent weekend while immersing myself in Christmas horror, most directors bypass the factual terrors of Christmas, like debt, travel, and relatives, in favor of axe-wielding Santa revenge moms going batshit ballistic on horny teens for…reasons.
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Servants "don't have families," a great-aunt airily explains to her descendant; if the wealthy have heredity and tradition to keep them in line, the poor have only religion and other communal terrors, here signified by a pool of flesh-eating fish.
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In times when headlines and Facebook posts fight to bring new terrors to our attention, each one more novel and apocalyptic than the last, it's easy to ignore the threats that are less "sexy" and more difficult to take an outraged position on.
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More often than not, the protective devices use aspects of the very terrors they are averting as part of their design, which is why gargoyles are often on the facades of buildings and Halloween masks are worn to scare off spooky spirits.
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As Delbanco admires the abolitionists, and slights slavery's terrors not at all, his occasional revisionist musings seem to stem from his horror at the military slaughterhouse, his wonder at whether it could have been avoided and his wariness of sanctimony, including Yankee sanctimony.
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Numerous Syrians lost their lives while trying to escape the twin terrors of the Islamic State and Mr. Assad, while trying to reach to Europe by placing their lives in the hands of treacherous smugglers, crossing turbulent seas and nearly impenetrable borders.
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I saw their sudden arrival described as a plague of two-wheeled terrors that had crowded sidewalks and endangered pedestrians, and I knew that some cities had issued cease-and-desist orders and passed emergency ordinances to get them off the streets.
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At times, her detailing of a Civil War-scarred South as it psyches itself into readiness for World War I detracts from her protagonists' emotional journeys, but it offers a pertinent demonstration of the way homegrown xenophobia can feed off overseas terrors.
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The Man Spalding Gray did not originate monologue as theater, but he perfected and popularized the form; in one-man performances like "Swimming to Cambodia" and "The Terrors of Pleasure," his onstage props were a desk, a glass of water and a mic.
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The plot may be a standard-issue tale of a teen camping trip gone wrong, but the podcast is plenty engaging, thanks to the obvious fun its voice actors are having as their characters explore a mysterious cave full of unspeakable Lovecraftian terrors.
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He soon realized that the DM could function as a sort of semi-benevolent story-deity—the one who ignites the adventures, emcees the action, and ultimately oversees a fantasy world where new thrills or terrors can be unearthed with a roll of the die.
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We take the weekend to highlight recent books coverage in The Times: The Book Review's annual Halloween issue features horror books, of course, but also thrillers, fantasy and science fiction, and our crime columnist Marilyn Stasio's biannual foray into the terrors of true crime.
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This hobby of his dovetails pretty nicely with his general tendency to yell at anyone who comes within a three-foot radius of him (for some reason, Alexa users can now bring the terrors of his verbal abuse into the comforts of their kitchen).
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Of course, a persistent theory has the Night King being the one to win the whole thing, which is technically possible but seems too cynical for a story that, while dark and full of terrors, seems to be generally about moving into the light.
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How, the potential reader might ask, can the treacherous journeys undertaken by refugees — across seas or deserts; at the mercy of the sun, rain, cold, heat, hunger, thirst and unscrupulous smugglers; among other untold random terrors — be condensed into a simple step through a portal?
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Upon returning to reality, my sleep became a grisly vortex of sweating, brain zaps, and night terrors, which reached its apex when I was floating in an orange dreamscape and having a conversation with my conscience, who told me I was a terrible person.
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Unlike these new immigrants and refugees, I did not experience the terrors of war; I did not have any family members killed or disappeared by criminal gangs or narcos; I did not have a gun put to my head to force me to join a gang.
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Many of these rides are available for visitors to experience, and you can check out some of the old timey terrors from Brett's Ghost Train with this POV footage by psyclonesteve on YouTube: View more carnival art from the Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre online at Art UK.
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The way it does this is with the help of neural network processing — the same stuff that helps Google's Deep Dream algorithms detect objects in scenes and generate nightmarish impossible terrors — which intelligently manipulates your image to turn it into an artwork of a particular predetermined style.
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While everyone reacts differently, some of the symptoms of that reaction, she said, could be flashbacks as well as nightmares, night terrors and "body memories" of the trauma in which your body recreates the sensations of the attack that may feel as real as the actual event.
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I hope that in seeing POC faces on the cover, readers might see the humanity in all those people at home or in faraway places who are suffering the terrors of war or violence or oppression, instead of just seeing a mass of faces that blend together.
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Thousands of miles away is Mount Korek and the dilapidated remains of Iraq's national observatory — the setting for Steyerl's "ExtraSpaceCraft" (2017), a film exploring the encroaching terrors of militarizing outer space through the fictitious Autonomous Space Agency, which is installed in a nearby gallery at the Armory.
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And for once, we're not talking about the terrors of the presidential election cycle, nor of the Kim Kardashian robbery or the embarrassing failure of Suicide Squad, but of the widespread sightings of mysterious creepy clowns—all over the East Coast, then the country, and now the world.
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In Herzogian terms, it is a metaphysical exploration of the wonders and terrors of nature as well as the fragility and comedy of human life, complete with beautiful cinema-tography, haunting music, a church that looks like a chicken and a Communist attraction that resembles a Bethlehem manger.
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" Our critic Parul Sehgal writes: "Any real accounting of the art emerging from our own current terrors would be premature," but Hayes's book "has a claim to be among the first fully-fledged works to reckon with the presidency of Donald Trump — and one of the most surprising.
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Jalal Talabani, the Kurdish leader who used pragmatism, guile and an outsize personality to navigate a hazardous course in Mideast politics, surviving guerrilla war, the terrors of Saddam Hussein and shifting alliances to become the first president of Iraq under its postwar Constitution, died on Tuesday in Berlin.
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My own grandfather looked nothing like Sanders and acted nothing like him; he was a quiet and rather saintly man with a white beard, a rabbi and a Holocaust survivor who suffered from night terrors and ran a small congregation in Borough Park for most of his life.
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In comic-book form, it is an unsparing study of the claustrophobic terrors of getting old; any middle-aged person who reads it will find his eyes darting around his own environment, checking for signs of the relentlessly incremental household grime that Chast spies creeping in with age.
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"I haven't been great as far as being an assistant to my wife, in that the baby will wake up a couple times in the middle of the night and then I've been adding a third wake-up because I have night terrors about where the baby is," Meyers said.
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But 30 years on this work of repression is carried out with cold, bureaucratic efficiency—a far cry from the terrors of June 3rd and 4th when soldiers and tanks shot and smashed their way into the ceremonial heart of Beijing, as loudspeakers metallically intoned that the army "loves the people".
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"I haven't been great as far as being an assistant to my wife, in that the baby will wake up a couple times in the middle of the night and then I've been adding a third wake-up because I have night terrors about where the baby is," Meyers admits.
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The AR experiment starts simply enough, with an 8-bit whack-a-mole game, but after that, it's time to move Cooper up to the big leagues, and the team lets him play a new horror game that custom generates its terrors based upon the player's own internal thoughts and fears.
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Frank discussions of what it was like to explore the outer limits of what was deemed "acceptable" for a young woman in comedy while navigating the dangers of actually being a woman in comedy, the terrors of safekeeping your own body in scary situations, make the raunch crucial to her story.
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I always assumed that Bosch chose this theme because it gave him a chance to paint his beloved little monsters, but learning about St. Anthony's Fire puts a new spin on it: Could it be that Bosch was also depicting the hallucinatory terrors of the disease's sufferers, perhaps described to him?
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Stories pitting man against the terrors of the deep have always been a mainstay of human folklore, from the biblical fable of Jonah and the whale to nautical tales of the great kraken, from Moby Dick to The Old Man and the Sea to Lovecraft's tentacle monster Cthulhu to Disney's Pinocchio.
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The tech backlash converged on Silicon Valley's favorite legal protection Wednesday morning, as Republican and Democratic lawmakers agreed that the internet is dark and full of terrors—cyberbullying, scams, deepfakes, election interference, and terrorist content, just to name a few—and that tech companies should be able to fix it.
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Writing in The Times, A. O. Scott called this film remarkable, adding, "It is a quiet, relentless exploration of the latent (and not so latent) terrors that bedevil contemporary American life, a horror movie that will trouble your sleep not with visions of monsters but with a more familiar dread."
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The graphic novel will offer a "firsthand account of those years behind barbed wire, the terrors and small joys of childhood in the shadow of legalized racism, his mother's hard choices, his father's tested faith in democracy, and the way those experiences planted the seeds for his astonishing future," a news release says.
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The point I make at the end of the book, which I think is important, is this idea that America has never had to really repent for the horrors and terrors of our racial past, and from a spiritual standpoint there can be no forgiveness or no atonement in moving on without repentance.
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"The Great Believers" is, as far as I know, among the first novels to chronicle the AIDS epidemic from its initial outbreak to the present — among the first, that is, to convey the terrors and tragedies of the epidemic's early years as well as its course and its repercussions over the decades.
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So many of these tales resemble the empty, modern homes they're often set in, formed by the same cookie cutter but filled with ancient, primal terrors nonetheless, as if acknowledging that the scariest thing about modernity is how it numbs you in a way that distracts you from what you should really be scared of.
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In others — like Denis Johnson's "Jesus' Son," with its waking terrors of addiction and violence, or Lorrie Moore's 1985 debut, "Self-Help," narrated in the often antic and sometimes wistful style of a how-to manual — the tone is so exacting and of a piece that the books feel like precisely rendered states of mind.
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Though only four hours in, The Return is already my favorite new series of the year, full of exquisite terrors, concussion-quick humor, and lovingly reintroduced old faces (surely I'm not the only fan who gets near-weepy whenever a Peaks pal like Bobby or the Log Lady wanders back into view after all these years).
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Again and again, we return to a heartbreaking image of him building a model of a lunar settlement—which we learn, of course, took 14 years and about 22,000 individual polystyrene pieces—in which he embeds, below ground, a tiny family, his own, huddled together, cozy and protected from all the outside terrors, present and historical.
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Saturday is the final day of a play on the topic of terrors that are all too much with us — "Another World: Losing Our Children to Islamic State," directed by Nicolas Kent and based on the verbatim testimony of men and woman affected by or engaged in various ways with the goings-on of the Islamic State.
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According to the American Psychological Association, in January, stress levels in the US saw the first statistically significant increase since 2007, and bad dreams like Sutton's aren't unheard of: Back in November, Slate chronicled the election-related nightmares of their staff and last week, a slew of individuals confessed their Trump-induced nighttime terrors to Yahoo.
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This is the story she is telling me now — again as though I haven't heard, or can't remember what happened, like the fi rst year after, which is blank but for scars, and the sudden noise of an engine causing night terrors — that she stood over me in that fi eld only thinking: my son my son.
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For all its immersive pleasures (and terrors), The Lust Experience alternate reality game represents an enormous investment of time and attention into something that is ultimately word-of-mouth marketing for the ticketed events — though the creative team is quick to point out that the immersive theater shows are also designed as stand-alone experiences that can be enjoyed by anyone.
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A generation after Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis and Ernie Hudson defended New York from paranormal terrors and a supersize marshmallow man in Ivan Reitman's 1984 comedy blockbuster (followed by a 1989 sequel), and after years of failed attempts at follow-ups and restarts, it seemed time for a new group of actors to handle the proton packs and the Ectomobile.
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He shed them as a young engineer in March 1978, when he attended a speech by China's then leader, Deng Xiaoping, assuring an audience of scientists and technicians that the ultra-leftist terrors of the Cultural Revolution were at an end, and that their patriotic duty was to study and work on modernising China, rather than waste time chanting political slogans.
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The novel—published two and a half years before the discovery and arrest of Ariel Castro, the captor of three teen-age girls in Cleveland, whose story it anticipated in a number of ghastly particulars—is testament to Donoghue's imaginative power, her ability to look open-eyed at the sadistic terrors of such an ordeal without missing its more banal aspects.
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" Fashion critic Lisa Armstrong (43) wrote nearly 3,000 words for British Vogue last year on style and age, outlining a few — but not many — 'rules' for dressing past your 20s: "Lesson one: While revealing too much flesh or clinging to the holy terrors of boho, rock chic, grunge, and girlish fussiness are all no-no's for the sophisticated grown-up, beyond that it's an open field.
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But the screenwriter Richard Price and the director Steven Zaillian obsess over the terrors of Naz being processed like any other inmate: The layers upon layers of bars, gates and fences; the transport van that delivers men to Rikers like cafeteria mystery meat; the pat-downs and cavity searches; the rote spiel his jailer gives before lockdown ("You throw up on my floor, you clean it up").
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Asquith manages to be just as chillingly entertaining while also giving you horror in capsule form—she is a master, for instance, at pointing out how that seemingly commonplace detail of your everyday life might be the horror waiting to destroy you, if only you'd stop and notice it properly—such that her terrors continue to dissolve into your bloodstream long after you've read a given story.
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It's about appearing to protect, giving a warm hug to all those reactionary dullards who complain endlessly about special snowflakes in the colleges, with their trigger warnings and their safe spaces, bawling at a reality they're too sensitive to deal with—and then turn around to cry out for a strong leader to keep them safe from all the vaguely defined terrors of a big scary world.
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A lifelong devotee of voting rights who vividly remembered the terrors and degradations of the Jim Crow era, Ms. Eaton, one of seven children of a North Carolina farm family, attended segregated schools, used segregated bathrooms and other public accommodations and drank from a "colored" water fountain in her hometown, Louisburg, N.C. In her first act of defiance, when she was 22016, she went to the Franklin County Courthouse in Louisburg.
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He was born in Cologne in 1936, to a father who lost his job for refusing to join the Nazi party He spent his childhood amid the terrors of World War II. For art school, he took care to choose one of the few West German institutions that still held to the Bauhaus ideals that left artists "very much involved in the society in which they worked," as he put it.
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Indeed, one of Offred's inner monologues suggests that what's "normal" changes very quickly in circumstances like hers.) Just as much credit goes to The Handmaid's Tale's writers, headed up by showrunner Bruce Miller, who have used Atwood's immortal book not as fodder for a direct adaptation (which would make for a very different TV show), but as a door into another world, one very like our own but with enough changes to make both its horrors and our own world's terrors more acute.
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Living under military occupation meant coping with the shooting of my best friend in high school, turning a fearful blind eye when seeing soldiers beating a Palestinian boy with a baton, rescuing my husband from the grip of soldiers on a cold winter night, contending with my 10-year-old son's night terrors after weeks of relentless bombardment, not being allowed to enter the city of my birth, Jerusalem, and living in daily anguish knowing that my people remain refugees after more than 70 years and have lived under siege for decades.
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