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He loved big, bold movies like “Aliens,” and I leaned more toward grounded dramas, the kind of emotionally messy stories Paul Thomas Anderson tells.

When the BBC rang suppliers to see if shipments to the US had resumed, what emerged was a messy picture.

Might the song’s success have something to do with the messy “chicken jockey” trend that has recently trashed theaters?

Some trace Elon Musk Thought to Silicon Valley’s obsession with the superiority of market-based technological solutions to everything, including the messy “inefficiencies” of the democratic process itself.

Released today, it's a free-associating rampage through a messy night out, that ends with epiphany in a drug dealer's apartment.