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People are very inclined to paranoia.
Paranoia is a serious disease, Tom. You should see a doctor.
Movie subtitles
Captain Queeg has every symptom of acute paranoia.
I think it's what they call paranoia.
No, we have paranoia, schizophrenia, ambivalence, withdrawals, sibling rivalry, you name it, we've got it.
In dosages approaching this, there's some record of wild paranoia.
At other times, he's given to extreme paranoia.
The paranoia has been developing for the past six months.
Yes, it was a form of paranoia.
Someone, obviously suffering from paranoia, is playing a game with you.
How's your paranoia, eh?
The medical report on Simon, for example, states that he displays cyclical symptoms of neuroses ranging from hysterical depression to acute paranoia.
I, the cyclical neuropath, the head of Occidental Paranoia, say that power is at the end of a gun!
Now, Mama, that's just egg paranoia.
You got a case of galloping paranoia.
His Majesty is in the advanced stage of a mental disorder known to psychiatrists as paranoia.
He is suffering from a type of mental illness which is known to psychiatrists, namely, paranoia.
It's no more schizophrenia-paranoia than it is athlete's foot or a head cold!
Yes. My doubts and paranoia have an end now.
Yes, she suffered from a form of paranoia.
Someone suffering from paranoia is playing a strange game with you.
I see a running pattern of paranoia in these youngsters.
Then he meets Maria Zani. a nymphomaniac that likes to provoke him. humiliate him, heightening his paranoia.
I want to tell you one thing. I, the cyclical neuropath, the head of Occidental Paranoia, say that power is at the end of a gun!
Paranoia.
A little bit of paranoia is a character developer. - Oh!
No, answer the question, Father Paranoia.
Since we learned about mental illness, paranoia, schizophrenia.
Catatonia, dementia praecox, passive schizoid paranoia.
At one point, I suddenly wondered how high up this thing goes. and her paranoia finally got to me.
Rumor and paranoia swept through the countryside enveloping especially the powerless.
That's just perfectly normal paranoia.
This is paranoia!
Perhaps you've read my latest paper. on delusional paranoia.
Lieutenant Michaels was careful to the point of paranoia.
There's a certain paranoia here.
Just paranoia.
News and current affairs
He was justly concerned that the Russians would go to great lengths to prevent him from being champion, but ultimately rational concerns tipped into paranoia, and Fischer started to turn on his closest friends and confidants.
One suspects that in today's online world, Fischer's paranoia and personal flaws would have tripped him up long before he became champion.
Perhaps, not surprisingly, for cannabis has a clear effect on psychology: not only is there euphoria, but often overlooked effects of anxiety, panic and paranoia.
Paranoia, informers, and domestic spying are so essential to Communist rule that few people are ever surprised at the extent of secret police operations here.
The Kim family's tyranny is based on a mixture of ideological fanaticism, vicious realpolitik, and paranoia.
But the power of the Kim cult, as well as the paranoia that pervades the North Korean regime, has a political history that goes back much further than 1945.
Indeed, paranoia about US imperialism is part of the cult of independence.
Without this orchestrated paranoia, the Kims have no legitimacy.
Of course, those infected with inflation paranoia might worry: won't such a policy simply lead to an inflationary spiral?
Surveillance has increased public unease - and even paranoia - about state agencies.
For if Russia's anti-Western paranoia continues and the Kremlin's Eurasian fantasy of allying with China lasts another 10-15 years, Russia will end up seeing China swallowing its Far East and Siberia.
Finally, during the Nixon years, the president's paranoia about opposition to the Vietnam War and to his policies fuelled a pattern of abuses that eventually brought about his resignation in disgrace.
The problem with diplomatic paranoia is not that someone is after you, but that you are unable to tell the difference between a real enemy and an imagined one.
Assuming power only stoked their paranoia.
This is why so many threads of discussion turn from potentially interesting citizen speculation to hate speech and paranoia.
Others argued that terrorists were all victims of clinical paranoia or some other psychosis.
The movement's libertarian message is now regularly subverted by anti-Muslim paranoia and contradicted by activism supporting such initiatives as the mass round-up, without due process, of undocumented immigrants in Arizona.
That is no excuse for paranoia and repression, but just because the Party has outlasted predictions of its demise does not mean that it has no Achilles heel.
This permanent diet of paranoia has created something akin to a nationwide insane asylum, where ignorance, terror, and suspicion rule.
Given the prevailing paranoia, fueled by propaganda and genuine ignorance, on both sides of the border, it is possible that our hosts were being excessively cautious.
Precisely because Jews are relatively unknown, therefore mysterious, and in some way associated with the West, they become an obvious fixture of anti-Western paranoia.
Such paranoia is widespread in Asia, where almost every country was at the mercy of Western powers for several hundred years.
Their enemy is their own suspiciousness and paranoia which deludes them into believing that the world is still against them when it is not.