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In her popular drama The Syndicate, it was a single outlandish event – the big lottery win – that fixed an already strong group dynamic (workmates, family) and set it in play.
(For those who don't know, prosecutors are moving to overturn the convictions of everyone seized in an outlandish drug sting conducted by a single wacky undercover officer).
It seems almost too perfect a fit for Rob McElhenney, who – as self-involved beefcake Mac – comes up with similarly outlandish and amoral plans in every single episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
The SDSS collaboration built a 2.5-meter telescope for its survey, but even that relatively modest size once seemed an outlandish commitment of hardware to a single sky survey.
Outlandish pay sustains the myth that a single, heroic individual is somehow running a big business on his or her own.
Not that she had huge ones like you — chick was just wiry like a motherfucker, every single fibre standing out in outlandish definition.
J. Edgar Hoover was likely not a cross-dresser, as these stories came from a single source and were so outlandish as to be unbelievable.
"If they sound exotic, outlandish, or even threatening due to their application in the single field of warfare, that is only due to the general lack of awareness or imagination," he says.
Desperate, Benedict then turned to even more outlandish sources, reading Sam Harris Letterr to a Christian Nation in a single, fraught night.
What these unfortunate approaches all share is that they treat the Jewish state in much the same way anti-Semites have historically treated Jews: singling them out for censure and implicating them in outlandish conspiracies.
