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Specifically, the scene where "Cheswick" decides to take a stand over his confiscated cigarettes:
Steven Weber: Tea Party in a Cuckoo's Nest Steven Weber 2010
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Specifically, the scene where "Cheswick" decides to take a stand over his confiscated cigarettes:
Steven Weber: Tea Party in a Cuckoo's Nest Steven Weber 2010
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Specifically, the scene where "Cheswick" decides to take a stand over his confiscated cigarettes:
Steven Weber: Tea Party in a Cuckoo's Nest Steven Weber 2010
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Specifically, the scene where "Cheswick" decides to take a stand over his confiscated cigarettes:
Steven Weber: Tea Party in a Cuckoo's Nest Steven Weber 2010
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Well, the Charlie Cheswick of political movements is similarly shrieking "no, no, no!", shaking its head with clenched eyes and urine-stained pajama bottoms and clinging white-knuckled to a populist delusion of oppression.
Steven Weber: Tea Party in a Cuckoo's Nest Steven Weber 2010
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Well, the Charlie Cheswick of political movements is similarly shrieking "no, no, no!", shaking its head with clenched eyes and urine-stained pajama bottoms and clinging white-knuckled to a populist delusion of oppression.
Steven Weber: Tea Party in a Cuckoo's Nest Steven Weber 2010
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Encouraged by MacMurphy's flamboyant rebelliousness, Charlie Cheswick vents a marginally coherent but volcanic rage at the corrupted authority of Nurse Ratched.
Steven Weber: Tea Party in a Cuckoo's Nest Steven Weber 2010
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Given the perpetual fear/reward roller coaster of his world, Cheswick has committed his real but misguided passion to a fight which, by virtue of its vagary and volatility, can only end in his defeat.
Steven Weber: Tea Party in a Cuckoo's Nest Steven Weber 2010
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Given the perpetual fear/reward roller coaster of his world, Cheswick has committed his real but misguided passion to a fight which, by virtue of its vagary and volatility, can only end in his defeat.
Steven Weber: Tea Party in a Cuckoo's Nest Steven Weber 2010
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Encouraged by MacMurphy's flamboyant rebelliousness, Charlie Cheswick vents a marginally coherent but volcanic rage at the corrupted authority of Nurse Ratched.
Steven Weber: Tea Party in a Cuckoo's Nest Steven Weber 2010
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