deranged

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• She seeks to become an influencer on social media and is really a person of this new landscape for right-wing media, building her way up in popularity by embracing increasingly deranged conspiracy theories.

• “Girl A,” by Abigail DeanThe height of a pandemic might not be the ideal time to read a novel about six English children held captive at home and abused by their deranged parents.

• It’s kind of like Freakonomics Radio for psychology, but a little looser, a little more personal, occasionally deranged.

• The petty squabbles, the insulting tweets, the deranged conspiracy theories — the things that the Never Trumpers and most other Americans find off-putting are exactly what endears him to the Republican base.

• Normally, this deranged grin-grimace only surfaces after Kipchoge has dispatched all of his rivals and is soloing his way to glory.

• Doubling down on Schedule I is, at best, a deranged way to push Americans away from “medical,” and toward recreational, use.

• Adult Swim airs ‘In Search of Miracle Man,’ its follow up to ‘Too Many Cooks,’ the deranged late-night comedy clip gone viral.

• A series of deranged tweets about abuse and microchips grown concern for Amanda Bynes.

• Barely Legal Pawn stars the duo as unscrupulous, possibly deranged pawnshop employees.

• Earlier this month, a seemingly deranged woman made headlines.