Definitions
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- n. Plural form of head-case.
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Examples
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What we get in Brett Neveu's predictable play Red Bud, at the Royal Court, is not so much a portrait of America, as a gathering of doomed head-cases whose friendship is hard to credit, writes Michael Billington
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A special thanks to the following teams for making us realize that life could always be worse: Cavs (The Decision and an owner with anger management issues), Grizzlies (an owner who combines two unique skill sets, the involvement level of Daniel Snyder and the player evaluation skills of Vinny Cerrato) and Kings (two lottery picks, two talented young players, two head-cases).
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What we get is not so much a portrait of America as a gathering of doomed head-cases whose past friendship is hard to credit.
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Crazy redacted head-cases can still attend conferences, so he probably queried her that way.
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As is always the case with conservative head-cases, reality simply must have a liberal bias.
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Compare that with Jimmy Cagney as Cody Jarrett in "White Heat", or Humphrey Bogart as Dixon Steele in "In a Lonely Place" where you begin to worry if Cagney or Bogart could actually be murderers and head-cases in real life ......or Redford/Newman in "BC and the SDK".
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The twist is, the head-cases are the ones in charge! '
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Walking as fast as they could along the bottom of the sea, they came in time to the anchor of their boat, reascended to the surface, and, taking their seats, removed their head-cases with a feeling of relief.
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Its proponents, though led by the usual collection of bleeding heart liberal head-cases, are joined by forces it may become impossible to defeat.
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These head-cases don’t deserve to make another dime from their work.
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