Dee's Carrie was perhaps at no point more delicious than when expounding on the narcotizing effects of " Julius Caesar " : " All the men were dressed in nightgowns and it made me sleepy ."
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In one adventure, Etta was kidnapped by Satanists influenced by Klarion the Witch Boy and sent to Hell, where Wonder Woman and Etrigan the demon had to travel to save her, although she remained narcotized and catatonic throughout the ordeal.
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At the same time, the fact that droves of women are hungrily consuming this substandard culture raises the heartbreaking possibility that contemporary women's lives are so painful that what they desire is a good cry and some brainless, narcotizing amusement.
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On the next _ and last _ evening " Wonderland " aired, it prompted a whopping 20 million viewers, sated with the narcotizing effects of " Who Wants to Be a Millionaire " and unwilling to wallow in unpleasant reality, to switch off ABC.
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The work's languid, mopey aristocrats, who fail to muster the will to retain possession or even to profit handsomely from their debt-ridden estate with its beloved cherry orchard, are so narcotized by a life of torpor that they can't lift a finger to save themselves.
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Jessica Hopper of " Pitchfork Media " was also mixed, writing that on'Pour It Up,'" she sounds alternately robotic and narcotized . " Dan Martin of " NME " criticized the song for " killing the mood ", calling it a " In Da Club guff ".
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This tale of the supernatural, told from a child's point of view, is about the war waged by the forces of Good and Evil for the soul of the nymphet Lila Lee ( Cheryl Smith, who has a narcotized look generally seen on the faces of B-movie actresses and speakers of the House during State of the Union addresses ).
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The third function, and perhaps best known, is the narcotizing dysfunction, in which energies of individuals in society are systematically routed away from organized action because of the time and attention needed to simply keep up with reading or listening to mass media : Exposure to this flood of information may serve to narcotize rather than to energize the average reader or listener.
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The third function, and perhaps best known, is the narcotizing dysfunction, in which energies of individuals in society are systematically routed away from organized action because of the time and attention needed to simply keep up with reading or listening to mass media : Exposure to this flood of information may serve to narcotize rather than to energize the average reader or listener.
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"Off to the Races ", " alternative rap technique that was described as almost " chatty " . " National Anthem ", Lamb says, fits into the lyrical structure of " Born to Die " in that the theme, as a whole, is that of a " bitter, albeit narcotized, criticism of all of the wealth and emotional artifice Lana Del Rey is accused of embracing ".
