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Garrett then takes one major step further, looking at the sickly side of modernity through the lens of the MeToo movement.

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Americans want to spend their time and money on things that don’t feel so tinged with the sickly odor of United States nationalism, and they’re finding it wherever they can.

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To the north, a sickly orange haze hung along the horizon, a reminder of the inferno that had reduced parts of their school to a ragged tangle of charred masonry, metal and wood.

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These eco-conscious marathoners wanted more than water savings when they tore out their sickly lawn in Long Beach.

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But though “Lurker” could certainly push the envelope further, Matthew’s ascent, fall from grace and gradual climb back up wouldn’t feel as realistic as it needs to for the film to land its sickly ending.

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