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Then, even more trippily, McCain's camp actually hauled out one of the Swift Boat guys to run interference, claiming Clark was somehow distorting or attacking Senator McCain's war record.
Archive 2008-06-29 Rogers 2008
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Then, even more trippily, McCain's camp actually hauled out one of the Swift Boat guys to run interference, claiming Clark was somehow distorting or attacking Senator McCain's war record.
Last Dance, Last Chance for Loooove Rogers 2008
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You are filled with bitterness about not wanting to trippily walk off that Obamatron cliff!
"As creepy and inappropriate as this singing is -- it’s not as bad as what Obama is actually proposing..." Ann Althouse 2008
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You are filled with bitterness about not wanting to trippily walk off that Obamatron cliff!
"As creepy and inappropriate as this singing is -- it’s not as bad as what Obama is actually proposing..." Ann Althouse 2008
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Ryan Boudinot's next novel sounds trippily awesome.
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Verner Panton, the Danish designer famed for his trippily colorful 1960s and '70s furniture and interiors, published a book on the subject, "Notes on Color."
NYT > Home Page 2010
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Amid that realistic backdrop - and sparked by one trippily expressive musical interlude that recalls '60s psychedelic cinema - are the crucial virtuosic performances: Downey fills out the rough edges of Lopez with a fever and drive that feels newsy, whereas Foxx disappears almost completely, seamlessly, into the role of the brilliant artist-madman.
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Among the most intriguing are Judith Bernstein's messy, politically charged late-'60s collages; a bifurcated 1976 self-portrait, incorporating a news story about an execution, by Alighiero e Boetti; a sleek 1979 series of prints framing TV stills depicting the murder of an ABC news correspondent in Nicaragua that appeared in newspapers, by conceptual artist Sarah Charlesworth; and Mike Kelley's darkly witty 1995 photographs envisioning imaginary newspapers illustrated with real — and trippily nightmarish — high-school yearbook photos.
Chronicles of a Medium in Crisis Kristin M. Jones 2010
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