But none could rival the Daykin sisters' double-act Toby, which turned dysfunctional sibling rivalry and suicidally low self-esteem into a wickedly playful docu-comedy show.
Once the Euston train had pulled out of Crewe, everything became clear - these were glaring signs of a country turned dysfunctional.
Instead, Daniels is an experienced executive with a record of turning dysfunctional governments around.
The game has turned dysfunctional.
Divorce Redefined: Newly single Boomers are redefining divorce, turning dysfunctional marriages into convenient cohabitation arrangements, mutually beneficial financial relationships, and deep friendships maintaining family bonds.
As previously reported for null elf3 (Kolmos et al., 2011), we detected a driven 24 hr rhythm, and, thereafter, LHY::LUC completely followed the T12 cycles in this mutant, revealing, in turn, a dysfunctional clock.
Kendall [ 19], who adapted this model to childhood anxiety, assumes that due to a chronic activity of danger schemas, information processing resources are chronically focused on threat-relevant information, which in turn yields dysfunctional and maladaptive thoughts that continuously fuel feelings of anxiety.
("Attorney General Cuomo Expands Historic Health Insurance Reform," read one news release).. His frequent citation of his place in history, according to rhetoricians, provides a frame for how he hopes the public in New York and across the country will view him — as someone who turned a dysfunctional state capital from a place of corruption to competence.
Chase, who acts like an emotionless robot, but this can now be attributed to his parents' divorce, so this has become more palatable to Jojo, who can now turn his dysfunctional-childhood frown upside down.
