Look, Maxine Waters, it always seems to get much wackier, with Chelsea Handler it always seems to get much wackier.
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As fast-food chains competed to win over customers, they increasingly went wackier and wackier, with a boom in bizarre menu items in the mid-decade.
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He's heard all our questions before, even the wackier ones.
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Queen Elizabeth's ongoing 90th birthday celebrations are getting wackier by the minute.
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Bear with me here because this is going to get even wackier.
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So, Honda's apparent return to its wackier side is heartening to me.
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It sounds a wackier play than the dozen deals Allergan struck last year.
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But once procedural generation enters the fray, things start to get a little wackier.
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But that alone is important since it can rule out some wackier theoretical ideas.
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It's another foundational text but it feels much wackier than Gibson's often grimdark worlds.
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Wearing a hat is a tradition kept by many, and the wackier, the better.
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It sounds like a wackier play than the dozen deals Allergan struck last year.
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The slicker the surface, the wackier the conditions, the more comfortable Mahomes, all of 210, seems.
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But as it has grown more ambitious, and wackier, the music world has warmed to it.
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McCabe said that Damavandi's case is one of the wackier he's seen, but it's far from isolated.
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But one look at the work's wackier features pulls us in another direction and we're back with bemusement.
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Twitter, of course, gave vent to some wackier theories, including predictions of doom if the box were opened.
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LONDON — "Wacky Wednesday" at Waterloo Bar in Glasgow took on new meaning as things got even wackier when Sgt.
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Some ideas are wackier than others: Sweden has considered physically moving a whole town, intact, across 3km of Lapland.
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The overall tone of The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle is wackier and less deadpan than the first version.
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But you can redefine both words — UTTER meaning "to talk" and RUBBISH meaning "trash" — and get a wackier synonym.
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"I am getting questions constantly from foreign leaders about some of the wackier suggestions that are being made," he said.
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As our real-life political world got wackier, House of Cards stayed the course, and now it feels downright quaint.
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Along with Swift's Identity crowd and Bowers's White Knights, there was at least one more, wackier sect in play here, right?
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It's no secret that console controllers have gotten progressively wackier over the years, with more frills at the expense of function.
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But I Don't Feel at Home also feels like Blue Ruin's wackier cousin, especially as the action gets bigger, broader, and more bizarre.
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"I am getting questions constantly from foreign leaders about some of the wackier suggestions that are being made," he said earlier this month.
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Here are some of the wackier slides that Casper is using to convince investors that it can fully take control of the market.
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Thus the mission took an even wackier turn when the objective became breaking up a wedding and fighting holographic versions of the misguided idol.
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The flag's gone through several make overs Before the flag's current 50-star design, there were a number of versions, some wackier than others.
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He said he receives questions "constantly" from fellow officials about the "wackier suggestions that are being made" in the race to secure the Republican nomination.
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Wackier than the weather Western North Carolina residents are trying to decide what's crazier -- the weather or this reporter's live take beside a snowy road.
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"I am getting questions constantly from foreign leaders about some of the wackier suggestions that are being made," Obama told reporters at the White House.
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One of Giphy's wackier apps, Giphy Cam lets you create delightful mashups of photos, illustrations, filters and other effects and turn them into endlessly shareable GIFs.
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A laser cloaking device is certainly one of the wackier concepts to make its way into the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society of late.
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And all signs point to this trend continuing, offering up wilder and wackier ways for us to connect our phones to the gadgets connected to our genitals.
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It must: Some of the wackier denialists in the conservative coalition were pressing the EPA to challenge the endangerment finding (and former administrator Scott Pruitt considered it).
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Parker Posey, who keeps popping up randomly as a family friend, is breathy and mannered in a way that suggests a much wackier, broader, more forceful film.
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Some ads are funnier, wackier or more emotional than others, and grab the audience's attention even before they hit the TV screens on the big game day.
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It must: Some of the wackier denialists in the conservative coalition were pressing the EPA to challenge the endangerment finding (and former Administrator Scott Pruitt considered it).
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"I'm getting questions constantly from foreign leaders about some of the wackier suggestions that are being made," Obama said during an appearance in the White House briefing room.
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The viral power of such items has since led some dining chains to attack junk food with the eye of a mad scientist, constantly pushing creations into wackier territory.
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And while it does look like that to a point, it's also something much wackier — it's a colorful, eccentric film about a pair of assassins and their wacky cohorts.
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But it was also a show that eventually had a bunch of characters from the original incarnation of the series who had no place in its weirder, wackier confines.
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It's safe to assume that the wackier details do not correspond directly to Ms. Golden's experience, although the show makes specific references to her career before it spins off into freaky fantasyland.
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We're going to take a quick break, but when we come back, we're going to talk about some of the weirder and wackier things that we're excited about at CES this year.
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This is where you see some of the show's wackier announcements, like a self-watering pot for houseplants, an eerie robot projector, and a device that makes your chair vibrate while playing games.
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Through Oats, he'll be developing a range of potential projects, from serious science fiction to wackier concepts, with the hope that some of them may eventually make the leap to full-length feature films.
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Episodes five and six also operate on a much smaller scale than the previous, wackier episodes of extraterrestrial visitations to outer space mansions and bizarre aerial crafts picking people up and taking them away.
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Of course, Legends has also borrowed Captain Cold, Dominic Purcell's criminal Heat Wave, and Victor Garber and Franz Drameh's collaborative hero Firestorm from The Flash, which is generally a wackier, more joyful show than Arrow.
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Did anyone see anything Abrams has done in the past two decades and think the last movie in the Skywalker Saga would be the moment when he would decide to lean in to his wackier tendencies?
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Last week, President Obama said the foreign policy ideas coming from Cruz and Trump are unsettling to world leaders who are now "constantly" asking him about the "wackier suggestions" coming from the candidates seeking to succeed him.
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President Obama said Republican presidential candidates have done damage to American foreign policy with their comments, and he said he repeatedly gets questions from foreign leaders about "the wackier suggestions" by Donald J. Trump and other Republicans.
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Fortnite stole that idea and then perfected the formula by making it less technical and more accessible; it won the fight for battle royale's soul by being bigger, wackier, and just more fun than PUBG's sterile, militaristic experience.
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But the engineers who created it hope it will pave the way for even wackier and complex soft robots that could, for example, help in search-and-rescue missions by squeezing into spaces where no human can go.
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Maybe Odyssey will prove or disprove some of his wackier accounts of historical events and he'll serve a similar role to Charles Dickens in Syndicate, who was inspired by the player's adventures to write some of his stories.
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The spoof awards -- which aren't as famous as the real Nobels -- are held annually and were inspired by the Annals of Improbable Research, an American science humor magazine that celebrates and honors the wackier inventions from the scientific community.
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First, she started her morning at the Sophia Webster presentation in a mismatch buttoned blouse and camisole, which would look way wackier if she didn't pair if with a chic graphic-print skirt and knit cardigan featuring fuzzy gray trim.
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But then it just gets wackier once he does get the ball: he has to shoot a fadeaway three, as he's falling out of bounds and—AND—he gets an every so slight touch off the corner of the glass before sinking it.
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The Patriots arrive in Houston on Monday, 24 hours after the Falcons touch down, and will promptly head to Super Bowl Opening Night where a sea of media, many dressed in wacky outfits asking even wackier questions, await for a primetime event attended by fans.
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Toward the end, not recorded, we had one of the wackier and unusual debates I have had with a tech player, about the need for gay rights legislation, with him knowing I was gay, me knowing he was, but him never saying he was.
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To make the whole conspiracy wackier, when I began fact-checking this story, the Trump Tower version flipped, with Trumpsters saying that the phone call entailed Bill trying to talk Donald out of running because the former president knew that Trump could beat Hillary.
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Our picks include big-name devices, like a Google Home Mini and a Roku Streaming Stick, as well as some of the wackier tech we&aposve seen this year, such as a wireless "small-in-one" printer and a 5-meal automatic pet feeder.
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By combining this real clip of Albert Einstein speaking, for example, with a photo of the famous mathematician, you can quickly create a never-before-seen lecture: Getting a bit wackier, why not have everyone's favorite mad monk, Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin, belting out the Beyoncé classic 'Halo'?
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Olyphant has generally treated comedy more like a drive-by novelty throughout his career, so diving into something as overtly bizarre as Santa Clarita Diet has a higher level of difficulty than he can handle at first, making him go wackier than even the premise calls for.
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But it was more directly inspired by the success of the New Teen Titans series of shorts that ran during Cartoon Network's DC Nation block in 2011 and 2012, which gave the Teen Titans a more cartoon-y visual style and a much wackier sense of humor.
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The glasses are much different than Timberlake's polished "Suit & Tie" style — and a far cry from the interior design of his massive penthouse — but they do have a playfulness to them that reminds us some of his wackier looks from the '90s and early '00s — all-denim red carpet suit, anyone?
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Wackier aspects aside, scholars say, the series also sheds fresh light on the poet in the crucial period of the late 1850s, when he was preparing the landmark 1860 third edition of "Leaves of Grass" and probably working on the poems of homoerotic love that are central to the Whitman we know today.
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While at Square, Shimomura took on a number of projects that pushed her music to strange new places; games like Super Mario RPG had her taking her manic battle themes in even wackier directions than before, while titles like Legend of Mana let her flex her Romantic leanings to build lush, intricate fantasy worlds.
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Playing Pachinko in TV Champion. The entire game is in Japanese. Literacy is required to understand the rules and to properly play the game. Players have the ability to collect rice in a dish, collect food items to return to their goal post, or do even wackier stunts like pachinko under a strict time limit.
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Mamboy, owner of a boarding house in Malate. A jack-of-all-trades, master of none and a sports buff wannabe; DJ Blue/Tong who's forever at odds with his cousin Mamboy. He's a happy-go-lucky, forever a bachelor; while Edgie, dad of Tetet, owner of Laff- Laffan Bar and a boarder of Mamboy. Their wacky world becomes wackier when Rina enters the picture.
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Like Tim, Al is left- handed and his favorite board games are Parcheesi, Chinese Checkers, Scrabble and Bingo. His favorite movie is My Fair Lady. One episode had a pet of Al's, a turtle named "Scooter," which Tim accidentally dropped in cement. With his dry wit, Al serves as the show's (both Tool Time and Home Improvement) straight-forward, practical man to the wackier, more outgoing Tim.
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Zombie claimed the film was not initially meant to feature elements of black humor, saying it "turned out a little wackier and campier than I originally intended. But as we were shooting, that's the tone that it was turning out to be. Movies sometimes dictate their own course, so I just sort of went with it." The film was shot on a 25-day shooting schedule.
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Wacky Wednesday is a book for young readers, written by Dr. Seuss as Theo. LeSieg and illustrated by George Booth. It has forty-eight pages, and is based around a world of progressively wackier occurrences where kids can point out that there is a palm tree growing in the toilet, an earthworm chasing a robin, a airplane flying backward, and a traffic light showing that green is stop and red is go, as a few examples.
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That doesn't stop people believing in them. They are still the boogie man one scares their children with, and there are hundreds of books and TV specials about 'Vampire sightings' (just like UFOs and flying saucers). Of course, the wackier adherents tend to be religious fanatics or Goth types wanting to become creatures of the night. But, most intellectual right minded people (including the government and medical communities) cannot stress enough that vampires do not exist.
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The directors chose Aladdin because they thought the story would suit a wackier, faster-paced, and more contemporary mood than that found in then- recent Disney animated films. Working from Ashman and Menken's treatment and musical score, the two delivered a story reel to Katzenberg in April 1991, which was strongly disapproved of. Jettisoning multiple characters and story ideas and adding Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio as co-screenwriters, the production team restructured the entire story in eight days. Released in November 1992, Aladdin received positive reviews from critics, and became the first animated film to gross over $200 million domestically.
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Bangkok Post film critic Kong Rithdee called the film "wearisome", and said that though the film has "nice moments ... the script is too shipshape, maybe too busy with its thematic messages, and it's not easy to sympathise with Kwan, who obviously has never heard of worse handicaps. Writer-director Kongdej Jaturanrasamee is a better director when he allows his films to be wackier.". ThaiCinema.org's reviewers praised the performance by actress Supaksorn Chaimongkol, as well as the intricate "hand talent" effects – Kwan's third hand was played by an actual actor, rather than special effects. But the reviewers said the film contained too many elements and tended to be draggy in places.
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Her famous line quickly entered the American pop culture (it was even used by Walter Mondale in a debate with Gary Hart in the Democratic primary election) and served to promote Wendy's hamburgers. Peller, age 83, was dropped from the campaign in 1985 because she performed in a commercial for Prego spaghetti sauce, saying "I found it, I really found it", a phrase alluding to the beef in the listener's mind. Peller was soon after replaced by Wendy's founder Dave Thomas himself. Soft-spoken and bashful, the "Dave" ads generally focused on Thomas praising his products and offering a commitment to quality service, although there would occasionally be "wackier" ads as well.
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As Holt's character has gotten wackier with time, Terry has grown to be the primary voice nay-saying his co-workers' antics. Nonetheless, Terry Crews has proven himself to be one of the most eager-to- please comic actors I've ever seen, and he'll do just about anything for a laugh — from putting live animals on his head to busting through walls to flexing his pecs one at a time. It's always a pleasure to get a Terry-centric episode, few and far between as they may be, especially when it focuses on a preoccupation other than his wife and kids." Alan Sepinwall of HitFix wrote, "That kind of predictability could have led to a flat episode, but instead it's emblematic of what's one of the season's best installments, if perhaps its least fancy.
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Eric, on the other hand, is too lazy and immature to be anything but a ridiculous "goof-off", to the annoyance of his family and Mr. Feeny, in addition lacking confidence to his own capability to succeed academically. In Girl Meets World, Cory mentions that Eric is the only person he knows who can do the impossible, and later Jack Hunter asks if he's still an "idiot genius". During the later years, storylines involving Eric became stranger and wackier, often bending the rules of reality itself, such as an episode where Eric continually tries to sneak up on Topanga by using many disguises and crazy situations. The change from a girl-crazy cool-conscious teenager (the first half of the series) to a scatter-brained odd-ball (the second half of the series) was a drastic change.
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Sara Lewis Dunne, in the book Seinfeld: Master of Its Domain, comments on possible reasons why the Costanzas and the Rosses clash: David Sims of The A.V. Club "was in general disappointed with the return of the Ross family here, especially with the juicy setup of them meeting the equally bonkers Costanzas." He thought that the episode The Cheever Letters was stronger: "the whole thing feels more like your classic in-law dinner from Hell rather than the special kind of crazy we might come to expect. But The Rye redeems itself somewhat with the much wackier sight of Jerry stealing a marble rye from an old lady and trying to toss it to George on a second-floor [sic; it was third-floor] window..." Linda S. Ghent, Professor in the Department of Economics at Eastern Illinois University, discusses this episode in view of its economic themes, specifically willingness to pay and willingness to sell.
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