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Admitting that green neuroses and general overregulation of everything are responsible for the decline of Europe’s steel industry would be embarrassing for Brussels.

I wouldn’t call it a neurosis, but it’s something that I care about.

We are seeing more evidence of the president’s perpetual election neurosis in the run-up to the 2026 midterms.

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He starts off as a real guy with neuroses and problems and foibles.

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That’s not exactly unconventional for one of his movies, but more than any of his other features, this film is laced with Aster’s neuroses.

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