junkie

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• A self-described comic book nerd, big film fan, and pop culture junkie, the prolific DePaul University alum began his career in Chicago’s underground scene.

• Whether you’re a political junkie, a lover of gossip or a fan of engaging writing, “A Promised Land” will leave you wanting more.

• The court doesn’t look at me like I’m a real person, they’re looking at me like I’m a junkie.

• The company’s app supplies updates, analyst notes, and data tools for market junkies.

• I have to ask you, because I know you’re as much as a junkie as I am.

• And the bipolar junkie will stop at nothing to be promoted to detective inspector in a bid to win back his wife and children.

• This junkie is about to begin a three-day, neo-African, sometimes-terrifying, ritualistic trip.

• Unless you live in Ohio, or are a political junkie, chances are you have never heard of its Republican governor, John Kasich.

• He added: “After a while you kind of get to be a crisis junkie and anything else is boring.”

• That is another way of saying that the junkie, unlike our “American business man,” knows himself.

• “Oh, do tell us about that,” cried Junkie and his brothers, turning eagerly to Jackman.

• went a few steps with him, intending to fetch another divit.