"People can be erratic, but they're erratic in predictable ways," Ms. Phillips said.
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Yes, those with bad or erratic judgment will make bad or erratic choices.
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Yes, those with bad or erratic judgment will make bad or erratic choices.
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" The source says West hates the word "erratic" but "likes to say that genius is erratic.
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Erratic results in New Hampshire New Hampshire can also be erratic, despite its long list of nominees.
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In between, he announced that an erratic conspiracy theorist will be his most powerful national security aide, and that another somewhat less erratic conspiracy theorist will be the first erratic conspiracy theorist's deputy.
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Reports of 'erratic driver' At least three calls were made to 220 dispatchers reporting an "erratic driver" prior to the accident, officials said.
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"One thing we know about markets — markets hate volatility," he told "Closing Bell," noting that Trump "erratic and volatile" and "would be an erratic president."
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There's an obvious problem with this strategy: the harder Musk comes out against the narrative that he's erratic and desperate, the more erratic and desperate he looks.
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The erratic behavior of government policymakers still learning to live with the often-erratic behavior of free markets has shaken the confidence of investors in China's commitment to reform its markets and economy.
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Donald Trump articulates few policies beyond erratic and contradictory pronouncements.
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The neighbor said police were aware of this erratic behavior.
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The last win for the erratic Gonzalez came May 2.
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America's commitment to Afghanistan is hostage to its erratic president.
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And actually, your periods in general might become more erratic.
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Erratic siblings" and "a father who didn't seem to care.
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And customers rarely pay, since the supply is so erratic.
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Gleyber Torres cannot help an erratic staff of starting pitchers.
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But she slammed the president foreign policy approach as erratic.
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"That's just an excuse," he said of the erratic workload.
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Familiarity with erratic leadership and geopolitics need not breed comfort.
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He saw firsthand how erratic and irrational Dany had become.
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The President's erratic approach to Syria is not a strategy.
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Young has been known for erratic behavior over the years.
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We cannot afford an erratic finger on our nuclear weapons.
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He has alarmed our closest allies with his erratic behaviour.
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His is a past littered with erratic behavior and litigation.
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Franco healed an economy damaged by his predecessors' erratic policies.
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He has alarmed our closest allies with his erratic behavior.
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" THE MESSAGE Senator Marco Rubio calls him "an erratic individual.
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"(White House) spin growing increasingly desperate and erratic," he wrote.
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He is erratic by nature, and nothing will change that.
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And some who buy hotel rooms report erratic customer service.
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Throughout the week, the White House's public messaging was erratic.
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And there's also the question of Musk's erratic behavior online.
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An erratic driver of the ball will laud his swing.
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The League is xenophobic; Five Star is erratic and zany.
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Second, his erratic behavior and Twitter feeds compound investor uncertainty.
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Over the years, Fitzharris writes, his behavior grew increasingly erratic.
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She could catch him for appointments around her erratic schedule.
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When he appears in public, he seems erratic and disoriented.
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And more fundamentally, Trump is an erratic and impulsive man.
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See how erratic and uncertain life is with Donald Trump?
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Paper flow, the lifeblood of the bureaucracy, has been erratic.
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You are negotiating with a manipulative, erratic, and murderous dictator.
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Malawi is especially vulnerable to rising temperatures and erratic rainfall.
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"With men around, the energy gets really erratic," she said.
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HOW COULD ERRATIC RAINFALL AFFECT INDIA'S TRADE OF FARM COMMODITIES?
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In addition, Musk himself has been criticized for erratic behavior.
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Key features: FRANTIC, ERRATIC TYPING, EDM, and a ski mask.
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He's so erratic and unpredictable, pass what we can pass.
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"Belched speech is often very erratic and unstable," Kinder said.
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The Ethiopian Airlines flight also crashed after an erratic takeoff.
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"I was very delusional, erratic, confrontational, and paranoid," Kevin said.
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We haven't seen this eccentric, erratic terrifying side to Andolov yet.
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There was only the pounding, growing ever more frantic and erratic.
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It is a reflection of Mr. Gibson's erratic state of mind.
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Look, this is Donald Trump&aposs erratic behavior on full display.
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But the system would have failed if I was truly erratic.
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He expects success, although until this season, it has been erratic.
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President Trump made President Trump look unstable, erratic, and thin-skinned.
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The "DPRK is definitely getting more aggressive, more erratic," he said.
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"But the system would have failed if I was truly erratic."
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The president is erratic, ill-informed and advised by hardline protectionists.
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Headlines are calling his incoherent stream of consciousness bizarre and erratic.
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"I think the federal response and FEMA specifically has been erratic."
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The EU's involvement in rescues is "quite erratic", sighs Mr Papachrysostomou.
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"He was a little erratic," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said.
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But was this erratic data information generated from onboard signals, i.e.
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They will now have to live with an erratic, unpredictable President.
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The president's personal response is widely seen as erratic by locals.
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He was acting completely normal throughout all of this erratic driving!!
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The energy is erratic early today, and you're feeling the pressure!
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And what's more potentially erratic than a swarm of flying robots?
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It's erratic, sometimes insufferable and often torments those who love it.
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Gazza was already renowned for his erratic behaviour at this point.
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The economic pulse across the rest of Asia was more erratic.
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What was more alarming was Kadyrov's increasingly aggressive and erratic behavior.
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Erratic power supply compromised blood safety, data management and drug storage.
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There's an erratic yet brilliant energy around communication late this evening.
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" But it quickly turns to the culprit: "an erratic, unstable president.
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Initially shocked by such an erratic candidate and a startlingly racist
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The narrow miss seemed to unsettle Lovemark, whose shots became erratic.
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First, Trump's erratic and extreme rhetoric on a broad range of
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Trump, of course, went on behaving in his erratic, inexplicable manner.
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"Across the board, I was a little bit erratic," VerHagen said.
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At universities, Simons said, coding tends to be an erratic process.
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But the energy is going to be erratic on this date.
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Grassley's behavior is sure to get even more erratic if the
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Police made erratic arrests, and ruthless accusations, and then nothing happened.
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The farther north they traveled, the more erratic Plaisted's behavior grew.
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Trading was fairly calm after three days of big, erratic moves.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who has an erratic relationship with mass transit.
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He himself is under investigation and he has been very erratic.
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His blood pressure was erratic — one moment high, the next low.
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And she scorched Mr. Trump for his erratic posts on Twitter.
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But Kimbrel, with a seemingly safe 4-1 lead, was erratic.
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He was erratic, troubled and aggressive, people who knew him said.
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"Mick's never going to resolve Trump's erratic behavior," Mr. Yarmuth said.
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Kyrgios, rarely a steady force on court, was especially erratic Tuesday.
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He's erratic and demanding and grandiose and insecure, all at once.
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The Tribune reversal risks a throwback to the company's erratic ways.
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Twitter was quick to pick up on the erratic-looking note.
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Twitter was quick to pick up on the erratic looking note.
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Post-traumatic stress can cause erratic driving or substance abuse problems.
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Intellectually challenged from birth, she became increasingly erratic after entering womanhood.
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He is a charming boy, his foster mother says, but erratic.
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Millennials, in the Waller-Bridge universe, may be selfish and erratic.
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Astrid's behavior was so erratic, they could not even play together.
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Sometimes his internet service, always erratic, would disconnect during the lessons.
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"We think this may explain Mr. Musk's erratic behavior," Einhorn wrote.
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General Dostum's increasingly erratic behavior has concerned Western and Afghan officials.
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Diplomatic ties have since normalized but Hyundai's recovery has been erratic.
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"We had a choppy week last week, we had a very erratic week, so coming off a erratic week, we're getting some early morning premarket bargain hunting," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at Janlyn Capital LLC.
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Chesna was killed while responding to a report about an erratic driver.
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The erratic Kearse is a candidate, and his great plays are great.
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Brazil, however, has struggled with decades of corruption and erratic economic progress.
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The conductor seems erratic and some of the passengers are pretty scary.
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"Just be patient and [do] not get erratic and emotional," said Gbajabiamila.
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But he began to deteriorate, acting more erratic, friends and relatives said.
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Now the company is aiming to reinvent itself without its erratic founder.
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I've never seen erratic winds like this, and no one can communicate.
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Crop yields varied widely from field to field, because of erratic microclimates.
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Ableism leads officers to approach people with disabilities as erratic and dangerous.
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He's also seen as erratic, and a potential threat to Indonesia's democracy.
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Rainfall, never reliable, is scarcer and more erratic in many farming regions.
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Both "Verna" and "Bol" were criticised for erratic pacing and weak cinematography.
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Erratic listed only filenames in the Slack channel, and not files themselves.
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So it's not wrong, but he thinks it's more than being erratic.
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Nearly every day Mr. Trump breaks new erratic ground in creating chaos.
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Swiftlets flap around your head constantly, swooping in a seemingly erratic manner.
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Democrats characterize Trump as a narcissistic, dangerously erratic, pathological liar and demagogue.
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Clinton is busy making the case that Trump is erratic and dangerous.
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Erratic policymaking is a particular risk when it comes to monetary policy.
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His shooting, which was supposed to be his greatest strength, was erratic.
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With his erratic conduct, chronic lying, manic swings, fragile ego, and limitless
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It is erratic anyway: four years in every ten, it is abnormal.
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His behavior has become erratic, and Anne thinks he's drinking too much.
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But Mr. Duterte's erratic performance ended up seizing much of the attention.
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Erratic policies have spooked Wall Street and exhausted and frustrated our allies.
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"This was not a volatile, explosive, erratic behaving kid," Ayres told CNN.
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If so, is the erratic Musk the right person to lead it?
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Up until his recent sobriety, his choices could seem erratic and strange.
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Why do so many Americans think Mr. Trump is simply too erratic?
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Some countries, like North Korea, view Trump's erratic rhetoric as war mongering.
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Reagan's father, Jack, was loving but erratic and had a drinking problem.
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He is known as argumentative, slightly erratic, and anything but politically correct.
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To most North Korea experts, Kim Jong Un is far from erratic.
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Her erratic behavior continued, and she began to cut off family members.
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It's only a single data point, and an erratic one at that.
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In some ways, he's predictable, emotional and erratic, but he's not consistent.
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Not everyone was certain Mr. Gilbert's erratic behavior equated to mental illness.
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"This was not a volatile, explosive, erratic behaving kid," said Chris Ayres.
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Yes, they would say, the president is erratic, dangerous, unfit and bigoted.
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So too do erratic policing, cowardly political leaders and a disillusioned population.
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North Korea's history of erratic behavior has embarrassed China in many ways.
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But no earlier president was as erratic and blustery as Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Obama is equable and graceful; Mr. Trump is erratic and graceless.
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These irregular sequences averaged every 4000 years, but they were highly erratic.
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Rising temperatures and erratic shifts in rainfall have devastated Guanacaste's coffee growers.
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His behavior over the preceding 18 months had been erratic and odd.
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There is no stable doctrine, only the mood of an erratic president.
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" On Twitter, he described the president as "erratic, unstable and dangerously incompetent.
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A light breeze moves the trees outside like an erratic invisible hand.
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Some, such as Richard Nixon, have been erratic and incoherent in public.
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Overall, our warming and changing climate favors larger and more erratic storms.
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As a candidate, Trump did a lot of erratic and bizarre things.
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Drought and other erratic weather, linked to climate change, are also a factor.
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A eureka moment is likely, but the energy is also erratic and nervous.
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I was impulsive, erratic, and just a fucking dangerous idiot on the roads.
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Just don't forget, even if ovulation is erratic, you can still get pregnant.
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Monsoon rains have been more erratic and droughts more common, threatening farmer's harvests.
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Apparently, he has said of the president that he&aposs erratic and arrogant.
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It is complete stupidity, so the market tanks because it is so erratic.
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Until a few months ago he was widely regarded as an erratic apparatchik.
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" The reason: What Shah refers to as "the erratic behavior of Elon Musk.
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It may wilt in the face of leaders' erratic and self-defeating behaviour.
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A computer program can pick these stocks more methodically than an erratic human.
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However, some people questioned the stability of the company following Truaxe's erratic behavior.
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An erratic president causes unprecedented chaos in his first two weeks in office.
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Trump's behavior, while hugely unorthodox, erratic and unpresidential -- isn't actually all that surprising.
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They are also more tolerant of their owners'—sorry, butlers'—erratic working hours.
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Who the hell knows—this dude is famous for being erratic and unpredictable.
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On Wednesday, many said they were growing anxious about the North's erratic behavior.
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The papers state West's "behavior was strained, confused and erratic" at his Nov.
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What we are seeing is an erratic foreign policy, anchored by shallow thinking.
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Some analysts have cited Musk's erratic behavior as a concern for the stock.
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Where erratic ignorance is placed in the running for the world's highest award?
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The video goes erratic, and the screaming of numerous people can be heard.
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Expect exciting surprises and genius ideas—but a bit of erratic behavior, too.
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Today's energy is erratic—but it could be a lot of fun, too!
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Moreover, given Trump's erratic behavior, he's likely to prove a very unreliable partner.
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But there has to be a limit to dumb, erratic, or unbelievable behavior.
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The 15-year-old sounded erratic and the season 14 winner sounded forgettable.
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A source told BI that Nardone's mood became "increasingly erratic" around that time.
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"The winds are predicted to be very erratic," said county spokesman Barry Dugan.
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But the erratic American president has abruptly changed stance before and may again.
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That required negotiating multibillion-dollar deals with sometimes erratic and brutal foreign leaders.
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Erratic weather has also trimmed crop yields, contributing to gloom in the countryside.
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The Karageorges interpreted the report as an explanation for their son's erratic behavior.
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Republican side was an erratic figure who'd been twice removed as chief justice
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Given the erratic character of foreign policymaking thus far, we support that measure.
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They know he's erratic, and this is a completely unsteady and developing situation.
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"But the system would have failed if I was truly erratic," Musk said.
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Melting glaciers, erratic rainfall, less snow and rising temperatures are taking their toll.
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Other times the wind is erratic, while the waves are calm and steady.
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His behavior turned increasingly erratic, and his body withered from lack of food.
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And they based that decision on dark rumors and one man's erratic behavior.
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They are pretty erratic, they are seeking attention, and generally quite incompetent. Clearly.
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The erratic tweets may have actually offered a clue to the hackers' identity.
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But it remains the act of an impulsive, erratic, and catastrophically uninformed president.
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In private, Mr. Trump's mood is often sullen and erratic, his associates say.
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In these contexts, even when the leader does erratic things, you defend it.
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He also challenged Mr. Pence to defend Mr. Trump's erratic and disturbing behavior.
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His heart went into an erratic and ineffective rhythm and he stopped breathing.
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They weren't expected, and their erratic appearances are precisely what made them debilitating.
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Adopting an erratic, flashback-fortified style, he disrupts the typical plod to sobriety.
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That McCain voice could be erratic or impetuous, but it was never petty.
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Hosmer charged home, knowing that both Wright and Duda had erratic throwing arms.
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He has richly earned his staff's mistrust with his erratic and despotic behavior.
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She said she had been wary of Mr. Trump, considering him too erratic.
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Balzano wasn't sure; it was difficult to track her erratic cycles at home.
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"The administration's tariff policy is erratic and all over the place," he said.
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What if I had reliable outside information that Airman Trump displayed erratic emotions?
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Expect erratic vibes, but a genius flash of insight could also come through.
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American negotiations with China over its trade practices have been even more erratic.
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As the failures pile up, he'll act in an even more erratic fashion.
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The murderous rampage followed years of erratic and violent behavior, the police said.
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But his erratic news conference only fanned the impression of a leadership vacuum.
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Highly erratic "yo-yo" releases from the reservoirs will cause widespread ecological instability.
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The sub-indices in the Westpac survey were also very erratic in January.
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Looming over all of this, of course, is climate change and erratic weather.
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Cruise missiles can fly along low, erratic paths capable of skirting those defences.
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It was because he was acting "erratic" and "fidgety," the sergeant's report said.
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Elsewhere, I've felt like the Pro X performance has been a little erratic.
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Trump's North Korean experience has inclined him to think his erratic braggadocio works.
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The erratic weather of the past few days has left us clothing-confused.
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New York (CNN Business)The erratic stock market just made a serious comeback.
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Rather than project stability and confidence, Trump has acted more erratic than usual.
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Furthermore, Musk himself has been criticized for erratic behavior, both online and off.
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There, a woman was sent to the hospital for erratic behavior and convulsions.
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August was particularly erratic and tweets from the White House didn't help matters.
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Whaling logbooks often have poor handwriting, worse spelling and erratic punctuation, Arthur says.
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As the deployment wore on, SEALs said the chief's behavior grew more erratic.
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Guardiola had been facing criticism after recent erratic performances in the Premier League.
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These erratic, ahistorical, illustration styles also seem appropriated (or at least extraordinarily familiar).
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She loves putting words in order, in disorder, and in uncomfortable, erratic sequences.
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"Her behavior was very erratic, but we can't really speak on what her mental state was, but we can agree that what she did was very erratic and odd, to say the least," Atlanta police spokeswoman Tashena Brown told WSB-TV.
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The incident came after a string of erratic behavior and troubling social media posts.
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Fans have met his latest series of erratic incidents with puzzlement and some anger.
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Kanye was recently hospitalized for extreme exhaustion after displaying erratic behavior at several concerts.
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" Furthermore, he told Stahl, "The system would have failed if I was truly erratic.
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Since Trump is so often portrayed as an erratic leader, keep this in mind.
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It's that political context that might explain these latest examples of erratic presidential behavior.
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The mid-70s records are also quite perverse, albeit in a more erratic way.
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With erratic air-conditioning, he has often lacked enough warm clothing to avoid shivering.
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With erratic air conditioning, he had often lacked enough warm clothing to avoid shivering.
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Leaving the European Union makes Britain even more dependent on an increasingly erratic ally.
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It's just one of many conventional predictions that Trump's erratic campaign upended this year.
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New York (CNN Business)Retail and fast food work is notorious for erratic schedules.
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Mr. Vassell was known as quirky and occasionally erratic, but never violent, friends said.
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Cillizza: Trump's behavior -- while hugely unorthodox, erratic and unpresidential -- isn't actually all that surprising.
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"Her behavior is so erratic and always aggravated and always short-fused," Debra said.
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But very much like Omar Mateen, my husband was an angry and erratic person.
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Greenwell poignantly evokes the narrator's inability to resist the draw of Mitko's erratic neediness.
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He's becoming more erratic by the day, and in full view of the world.
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Many of the people interviewed recalled that Weinstein's behavior was erratic and sometimes violent.
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The vibe will be erratic, irritable and confrontational, but it will also be exciting.
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The FBI found a group organized by "erratic," which it said was her alias.
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We cannot afford the risk of a man whose temperament and behavior are erratic.
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She sees how erratic he's acting and is most concerned about her daughter's brand.
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The changes you've been undergoing have felt erratic, electric, and enlightening all at once.
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On its face, this seems worrying, and critics took note of his erratic behavior.
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The U.S. Navy described the maneuver in a statement as unsafe, "erratic" and "aggressive."
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Now practically all convention news has been wiped out by Trump's own erratic behavior.
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In other words, erratic demand appears to dampen supply while insufficient supply inhibits demand.
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Such highly erratic, storm-like wildfires have grown commonplace in the state, Pimlott said.
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"This was not a volatile, explosive, erratic-behaving kid," Chris Ayres told the network.
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"Command has been really erratic the couple starts," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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As you might expect, Williams's erratic behavior has spilled into his stand-up career.
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Both have much to fear from a nuclear-armed North Korea with erratic leadership.
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But somehow I am just very impatient and I am a little bit erratic.
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We're told Michael will claim Jules is just too erratic to have the kids.
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But the sad truth is that its march of late has proven erratic, halting.
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It was the worst kind of error: erratic, subtly dangerous, and difficult to reproduce.
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Singleton is an introvert by nature, Johnson says, which could lead to erratic behavior.
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They have to constantly cover for his erratic behavior and justify his policy chaos.
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He received widespread attention in 2013 for his admitted drug use and erratic behavior.
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In marine mammals, one symptom of the disease can manifest itself in erratic swimming.
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Biden would be a steady hand in a tumultuous world after Trump's erratic tenure.
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In 2010, he created a website, Myanmar Climate Change Watch, to monitor erratic weather.
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This is not an erratic breakout trend driven by reactions to global risk factors.
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Down the line, that could affect the genetic makeup of humans in erratic ways.
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Highlighting Trump's erratic behavior and demagogic rhetoric could pay off for Clinton and Kaine.
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As he moves the stylus, there are erratic beeps and a low droning sound.
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Djokovic had pounced on his erratic opponent, reeling off five games in 19 minutes.
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Climate change has generally made weather more erratic which can hurt vineyards, says Thiery.
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Like many, the California Democrat expressed discomfort at Trump's erratic and impulsive leadership style.
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Despite welcome glimpses of grotesque humor, this overlong show is erratic rather than rollicking.
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Treinen replaced right-hander Joe Ross, who allowed five runs in four erratic innings.
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But once that source of boasting is gone, Trump could become even more erratic.
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More erratic breadedEscalope creations are on view with Frederieke Taylor Gallery of New York.
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Even without the drugs, my mind still behaves in erratic and self-destructive ways.
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He is brash, erratic, egotistical, aggressive, funny, fearless, insulting, proud, unpredictable, and compulsively entertaining.
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The FDA says pure caffeine can cause vomiting, diarrhea, erratic heartbeat, seizures and death.
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The erratic walker who, a lawsuit charges, may have traded a dog for drugs.
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Ms. Palmer said the subway had become so erratic that she wanted to move.
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And his mental hallucination of Ford apparently gives him a lot of erratic ideas.
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Rence, whose father was bipolar, exhibits a tender forbearance toward these equally erratic creatures.
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Lina thinks Andy is bipolar and gets erratic and verbally abusive when he's drinking.
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When he did perform, band members, not to mention critics, often found him erratic.
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As his career progressed, things started to unravel, and his behavior grew increasingly erratic.
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Over all, there is also concern that Mr. Trump is a little too erratic.
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Mr. Abe appears keenly aware of Mr. Trump's erratic swings in opinions and loyalties.
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Mount Washington is the Northeast's highest peak, and famous for its volatile, erratic weather.
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The Falcons, though they crept into the playoffs, revealed themselves as fragile and erratic.
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My mere presenceof erratic moving limbsand drooling smileused to be scrubbedoff the public pavement.
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For his part, Mr. Trump has been erratic on the subject of gun safety.
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But he became ever more paranoid, and his behavior ever more erratic and menacing.
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In Ferguson's opponents the anticipation of erratic behavior can inspire hesitance and even passivity.
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The ad described him as "erratic" and pointed to the "chaos" in his administration.
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Clark's outbursts Friday morning weren't the first time he displayed erratic behavior in court.
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At times, performance has been erratic, battery life underwhelming, and using the keyboard obnoxious.
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There were several jokes throughout the sketch about Kelly's erratic behavior in the interview.
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Pauley said that she "changed," and her moods, though upbeat and cheery, became erratic.
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The news was a familiar pattern from Pyongyang: diplomatic outreach, followed by erratic behavior.
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But he also wore the same clothes every day and had erratic sleeping habits.
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Both have to deal with bullying from a distracted and erratic administration in Washington.
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That said, investors are keeping a close eye on erratic patterns in jobless claims.
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This isn't the first time Musk has come under fire for recent erratic behavior.
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Jobs was forced out by the Apple board in 1985 for his erratic behavior.
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The victory over Baylor required a breakout performance from the still froshlike, erratic Dangerfield.
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OPEC's response has been erratic since the collapse of oil prices three years ago.
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If true, that could provoke more erratic behaviour from the 33-year-old prince.
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And the star is erratic, prone to outbursts that can mimic a planet transit.
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The market for master's degrees behaves in strange and erratic ways, new data reveals.
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This was the final film from auteur Andrzej Żuławski, a master of erratic storytelling.
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February 6 will bring some stress, with sweet Venus in Capricorn square erratic Uranus.
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"The more the world seems in disarray, especially with Trump as an erratic accelerant to that disarray, the more people seem to be looking for some return to normalcy and strong and steady leadership as opposed to erratic leadership," said a Biden adviser.
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Meanwhile, after two seasons in which her main role was to fret and be erratic, Joyce finally gets a chance to take charge of her own subplot — though said subplot also kinda paints her as being as kooky and erratic as ever.
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Climate change is worsening tensions, as erratic rains push farmers and herders deeper into poverty.
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Thirdly: all accusations of erratic behavior are purely from me, purely on my own terms.
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Trump, whose leadership style is often criticized as erratic or unsteady, has remained steadily unpopular.
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Monsoon rains have been more erratic and droughts more common, threatening farmer's harvests, Gupta said.
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The energy today is erratic, but plenty of exciting, unexpected opportunities are coming your way.
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There wasn't any erratic, drunken behavior off-screen… He seemed convinced dementia was his problem.
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It fires in erratic but predictable lines, recoil sending the broken sights arcing always upward.
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A week after she's laid her eggs, the behavior of a female octopus becomes erratic.
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But the tone is erratic, and ultimately Ben Is Back falls apart toward the end.
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"Fast Money" traders on Thursday tried to make sense of an erratic retail earnings season.
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Tired soils, erratic rains and the costs of modern life leave many families in poverty.
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Lawmakers are starting to address erratic hours and volatile pay for retail and service workers.
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She is an alluring beauty from Budapest whose impulsive character drives the play's erratic plot.
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"Your commentary on Kanye being erratic & his tweets being disturbing is actually scary," she wrote.
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The invisible symptoms are erratic menstrual cycles, depression and in many cases difficulty in conceiving.
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Misha Hoekstra, the translator, smartly matches Sonja's erratic course: gawky one moment; graceful the next.
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West is known for his erratic speeches, and often disappears from the public eye completely.
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"Trump has become so erratic and unpredictable that it's annoying for the markets," said Valliere.
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Their progress was so erratic that three weeks before the Olympics, in Squaw Valley, Calif.
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The stable genius is erratic and confusing, and even most Republicans wish he'd stop tweeting.
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There are many clues to that, starting with the erratic ways the administration defended it.
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An erratic electricity supply and frequent machinery breakdowns are more of a scourge than ever.
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Alter's erratic movements are based on sensors that can detect noise, temperature, humidity, and proximity.
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Meanwhile, one fallout of Duterte's erratic behavior is likely to be the Philippines' sovereign ratings.
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Watch out for an erratic, annoyed vibe on January 28 when Mercury clashes with Uranus.
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Wilson says T.J. became increasingly erratic and accused him of being a Donald Trump supporter.
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My sleeping patterns, due to anxiety and possibly to autism itself, are erratic at best.
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All of which makes Trump's erratic behavior and loose talk on nuclear weapons deeply concerning.
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The Yellow Jackets, though, were erratic on offense and managed only three second-half points.
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But the president, as ever, is erratic, toggling between fiery threats and offers of dialogue.
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But until data analysis improves, their policies will continue to be ineffective, and often erratic.
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Yesterday, Truaxe announced in an erratic Instagram video that he'd be shuttering the entire business.
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They worried, overwhelmingly, that his erratic ways were going to drag them down with him.
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"The concern was that his erratic behavior was tied to that," a source told PEOPLE.
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Leading up to the conservatorship, Britney exhibited erratic behavior in public from 2006 to 2008.
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Second, Trump is beset by concerns that he's too erratic to capitalize on Clinton's weaknesses.
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He later confessed to his actions in increasingly inappropriate and erratic emotional exchanges with Gossan.
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Down the line, that could possibly impact the genetic makeup of humans in erratic ways.
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But their livelihood is at risk as rains become more erratic from year to year.
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As we previously reported, Halladay was flying in an erratic pattern shortly before the crash.
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But with Afghanistan at war for the past 40 years the supply has been erratic.
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Well it did -- leaving him armed with little but a succession of increasingly erratic tweetstorms.
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He loafs on defense, forces erratic and inefficient shots, and ignores the three-point line.
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Her erratic schedule made it impossible for her to get proper treatment for her PTSD.
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Police said Jessica Edens showed no signs of erratic or concerning behavior on Wednesday night.
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Yet for all its power, Indian justice remains erratic, opaque, undermanned and, above all, slow.
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Graham said his resolution would scrutinize bin Salman for his "very erratic and disruptive" behavior.
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Ryan's erratic behavior was due to actions that he took without anyone;s prior knowledge.
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So, in other words, for a startup growth is good, but erratic growth is better.
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Yet power supply remains erratic, and many smaller settlements in the area are left out.
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"The polling will be more erratic with these sociopolitical changes and new technologies," said Zogby.
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For those who are concerned about Trump's erratic temperament, Pompeo and Haspel are alarming choices.
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"Erratic behavior and mental illness do not necessarily create a safety risk," the judges wrote.
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But he seems to be too erratic and angry, and doesn't really have any solutions.
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Erratic prices for vegetables, oilseeds and pulses limit the incentive for farmers to plant them.
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And let his convention serve as an unapologetic tribute to his singular, erratic, untamed persona.
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It has been clear for some time that Musk is impulsive, combative, and increasingly erratic.
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Most commentators viewed the move as just another example of the president's increasingly erratic behavior.
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Paige Thompson is a 33-year-old software engineer known online by the alias "erratic."
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In addition, the president's erratic and mercurial leadership style make him an unreliable negotiating partner.
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McCrae's lines add back the rhythmic variety of speech, its erratic pauses and sudden accelerations.
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Although, he admits "they are difficult actors to deal with" because of their erratic movements.
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President Donald Trump's erratic foreign policy is diminishing the US's standing on the world stage.
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But May's reluctance to share what she is thinking has made her an erratic leader.
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Once you view people as myopic and erratic and manipulable, it's tempting to manipulate them.
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Weymouth Officer Michael Chesna, 42, responded to an "erratic driver" call about 7:30 a.m.
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Instead of comfort, she discovers a father suffering from memory loss and an "erratic" mother.
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Of all iconic horror franchises, none is quite as quirky and erratic as this one.
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When three atoms interact, their behavior appears erratic because it is governed by quantum mechanics.
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Fortunately, less erratic days are ahead: Sunny skies are in the forecast through the weekend.
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Mr. Brezhnev's erratic behavior during the war convinced Mr. Andropov of the dangers of inaction.
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That there is chaos in the administration and the president is erratic is hardly news.
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As Mr. Smith's marriage deteriorated, his behavior became more erratic and his job performance suffered.
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Despite the erratic behavior he had displayed, Santiago would soon be reunited with his gun.
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Republicans were not distancing themselves from the president despite his erratic swings on immigration policy.
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"Merger enforcement in the United States," he said, "has often been erratic and always controversial."
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Still, a normal exam didn't mean she couldn't have M.G. The symptoms are often erratic.
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Abbi and Ilana are static and predictable where the Girls characters are more convincingly erratic.
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Concurrently, the members of YMO were all pursuing solo careers, none more erratic than Sakamoto.
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Nagasu has been alternately brilliant and erratic in her career, sometimes troubled by self-doubt.
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Currency trading was erratic amid poor liquidity and a rush to secure financing in dollars.
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Democrats have sharply criticized Trump for his administration's at times erratic approach to the crisis.
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And then, through his example and erratic behavior this year, he systematically diminished these recruits.
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Certainly it's not unfair to expect more from this prolific, erratic and seriously talented playwright.
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Yeah. No, because the symptoms of a stroke are slurred speech, confusion and erratic behavior.
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Still, no one could have expected a field this erratic — and it&aposs only January.
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The need for this assistance was created by the Trump administration's own erratic trade policies.
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Additionally, Hyde has a history of erratic behavior and outlandish statements, POLITICO reported on Wednesday.
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"These storms are high-intensity, erratic, dangerous, and hard to predict," Flannigan told NBC News.
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His erratic leadership has called attention to what had been a low priority for voters.
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We're told that he's erratic and unpredictable; how dare he change his mind so quickly.
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But capricious, erratic and fundamentally contradictory public policy views can lead to catastrophic, unintended consequences.
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Cirstea, who was ranked as high as No. 21, is known for erratic baseline play.
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Cirstea, who was ranked as high as No. 21, is known for erratic baseline play.
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Currency trading was erratic amid poor liquidity and a rush to secure financing in dollars.
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Trump's foreign policy has often been erratic and confusing, and is not big on consultation.
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Unfortunately, however, Mercury retrograde and erratic Uranus are making things difficult around scheduling and communication.
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Jackson Pollock's sketchy scribble reflected both his spontaneous splatter paintings and his erratic early schooling.
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Deterrence alone is insufficient and dangerous, while US diplomacy has been either erratic or absent.
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Erratic supply and control of distribution by government-affiliated groups have sown resentment among others.
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Uranus is an electric, innovative planet, so expect to deal with some erratic sleeping habits.
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In January, Gambia's erratic ruler Yahya Jammeh fled after regional pressure ended his 22-year reign.
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"Donald will continue to exhibit the erratic behavior he has exhibited his entire life," Hurt said.
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" But this one's drug habit caused it to be "very aggressive and had very erratic behaviour.
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"Junior officer coups tend to be bloody, erratic and the success rates are lower," she said.
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"The screens were tiny (especially number four), the projection approximate, and the staff erratic," Frederick said.
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In the "60 Minutes" interview, Musk made no apologies for his erratic behavior over the summer.
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The reports of Solange being intoxicated or displaying erratic behavior throughout that evening are simply false.
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About 500 homes in other neighborhoods already were evacuated as the fire grew in erratic winds.
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However, police said Jessica Edens showed no signs of erratic or concerning behavior on Wednesday night.
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"The concern was that his erratic behavior was tied to that," the second source told PEOPLE.
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The challenge was a daunting one: Parachutes are erratic beasts in even the calmest of conditions.
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Roseanne has already apologized several times (and also blamed her erratic behavior on sleep aid Ambien).
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With his erratic outbursts at this month's NATO summit, Donald Trump brought things to a head.
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Threat level: The lawsuit underscores how Musk's erratic behavior is a distraction at a critical time.
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Judy takes place at the end of Garland's career, during a particularly erratic tour in London.
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Trump's wild accusations and erratic behavior may have already damaged the institution of the American presidency.
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Donald Trump's "erratic" personality makes him a unique debate opponent, Hillary Clinton's campaign manager said Monday.
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After being stunned, Schrock went into ventricular fibrillation, a condition marked by a wildly erratic heartbeat.
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The Tesla board is also going to have to deal with Musk's erratic behavior in general.
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What makes the knuckleball so damned difficult to hit or catch is its unusually erratic trajectory.
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According to the Times, regulators were interested in Tesla even before Musk began his erratic tweeting.
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But, anytime they do anything erratic, they just gonna pull up the full documentaries on him.
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Iranians have taken to using VPNs and building apps to bypass Iran's erratic suppression of information.
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Especially given the distance, Albright's erratic schedule requires a lot of patience on his partner's part.
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Michael suspected that she wasn't just being a kid, she was imitating his own erratic behavior.
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The next Republican standard-bearer is unlikely to be as erratic and shameless as he is.
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Were Trump not an erratic and indefensible candidate, Pence would win the contest in a walk.
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Ranaut is especially effective as Bobby, garnering sympathy for her character's often inexplicable and erratic behavior.
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Did Ross lose custody of Ben due to his erratic and irresponsible behavior in later seasons?
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Shots were fired near the Capitol earlier today after an erratic driver nearly hit police officers.
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He said that complaints of erratic driving are investigated by Uber before any action is taken.
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It's not an erratic country we have a clear sense of direction and we pursue that.
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The unpredictability in defense budgets, caused by erratic Congressional dealmaking, is harmful in and of itself.
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"Well, you've had an exceptional, if not a bit erratic, record in college," Professor Borland said.
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To chase a partisan agenda, Republicans in Congress have abetted a compromised, paranoid, and erratic president.
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The central defense, once anchored by Matt Miazga and Damien Perrinelle, is an erratic patchwork quilt.
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A few arcades create inviting vistas or make it easier to navigate downtown's erratic street grid.
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Tormented by erratic thoughts and excruciating headaches, he climbed into a garbage Dumpster and shot himself.
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He retained his job but was fired by Haden two months later after further erratic behavior.
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Given Trump's erratic management style and fickle policy positions, Democrats have little reason to trust him.
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Its nuclear and missile tests, though erratic and often failed, stirred up one crisis after another.
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Any action, any feeling, erratic or not, fell under the all-encompassing umbrella called grief. Grief?
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As I've reported, Bio-Rad says the GC was terminated because of "erratic and abusive" behavior.
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It didn't help that, by Hickenlooper's own admission, he's a mediocre debater and erratic public speaker.
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And then, of course, there is always the risk of erratic economic decisions out of Washington.
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After a year and a half of erratic tweets and rambling speeches, we can't be certain.
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The report said that the biggest risks were floods and droughts linked to the erratic monsoons.
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But Democrats are doing everything they can to tie Republican candidates to their erratic standard-bearer.
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It is not an easy situation to manage, however, given Mr. Duterte's volatility and erratic ways.
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Fund-raising efforts for Mr. Trump have been hampered by the candidate's own erratic public comments.
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Thereafter, Berry's status as a rock legend was assured, even if his behavior was occasionally erratic.
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It begins an erratic march forward toward a large pit which I must cross, or die.
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As he climbs higher and higher up the board, his behavior becomes more and more erratic.
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Erratic energy arrives when the Moon clashes with Uranus at 2:19 AM. All times EST.
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The Carr Fire is so "erratic," per the AP, that firefighters were unable to contain it.
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The flight had erratic changes in speed, altitude and direction, which could indicate problems with instruments.
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Why are the Billboard rock charts so erratic, lumping together acts with very little in common?
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After authorities seized the laptop, apparently without the janitor's knowledge, the janitor's behavior became increasingly erratic.
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Scheduling with my company was erratic, and sometimes they had trouble funding our paychecks on time.
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But there is still almost no fuel or electricity, and food delivery, for now, remains erratic.
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Rough teardrops of dough fall into the boiling stock; they're more erratic in density, and chewier.
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Our economics correspondent analyzed the risks posed to the U.S. by the government's erratic trade policy.
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So many cooks have made this effort a little erratic and short on truly outstanding works.
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By the later 1990s, however, his performances could be erratic — sometimes dramatically unfocused, sometimes vocally patchy.
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We proved only that a curving, erratic line is not the shortest distance between two points.
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His behavior was loud and erratic and, according to his lawyers, he had a mental illness.
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They'd prefer not to be associated with parts of his agenda or his increasingly erratic behavior.
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"Your AI will be erratic," Czarnecki says of the typical self-driving car faced with snow.
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In the critics' view, we live in an increasingly illiberal age, populated by dangerously erratic strongmen.
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Administration officials say they see no reason to panic, and markets rose after an erratic day.
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Our economics correspondent analyzed the risks the U.S. faces from the government's own erratic trade policy.
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But he quickly wore out his welcome with his erratic behavior, and Oakland then released him.
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Most were done in by misfortune (illness, accident, bereavement) or by badly paid and erratic work.
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The administration's response to court orders rebuking Trump's executive order on immigration has also been erratic.
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The interview follows months of erratic behavior on Musk's part, both on and off social media.
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But he is equally well known for the erratic life he's led since selling the company.
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As the glaciers recede, owing to climate change, the flow of water has become more erratic.
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And this resetting of expectations is evident in market data beyond the always erratic stock market.
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But he quickly wore out his welcome with his erratic behavior, and Oakland ultimately released him.
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It seems pretty good at creating a drum track, but bass lines seem a bit erratic.
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Models suggest that, in the next century, monsoons will become more and more erratic and extreme.
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He was loud and violent, and it was frightening to witness because he was so erratic.
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Many Republicans remain at arm's length, fearful that the president is erratic and prone to offend.
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But an erratic American president can do a lot of damage in four or eight years.
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Nearly a year into his presidency, he remains an erratic, idiosyncratic leader on the global stage.
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Bitcoin's emergence as a global digital currency has been as revolutionary as it has been erratic.
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Are the tweets of a main Republican candidate — now president-elect — however erratic in substance, newsworthy?
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In Riyadh, this fear of abandonment is one of several factors driving erratic Saudi decision-making recently.
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His finances were far shadier than Clinton's, his foundation far less ethical, his behavior far more erratic.
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Adrienne, media skeptics like to say this is another example of Trump&aposs foreign policy being erratic.
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Throw in some jaywalking pedestrians, rule-bending cyclists, and, the most erratic variable of all—other drivers.
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" When asked what he felt about being called erratic or unstable, he said, "I'm just being me.
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And she didn't have a serotonin-secreting tumor — another possible, but rare, cause of erratic surging sensations.
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However, more recently the founder's erratic behavior has led some to question the stability of the company.
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Gambians hoped the region's other heads of state would persuade their own erratic president to step down.
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Hirst has been an erratic artist from the beginning, just as likely to fail as to succeed.
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But in June, Federline was still resisting signing the papers over growing concerns about Spears' erratic behavior.
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That makes the signal more erratic, and gives criminals a lot more time to wipe the device.
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That plan succeeded, but Mr Ghani has had to put up with the erratic warlord ever since.
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Like the president's other forms of speech, his Twitter is grouchy, erratic, and prone to regular gaffes.
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Warming to the theme, Trump's erratic behaviour and a U.S. recession could spark a political revolution there.
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Flutie was erratic, and though Walker rushed for almost 2,500 yards, the team wound up 11-7.
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It's nearly impossible to confirm those accounts, but researchers in 1973 observed erratic reactions in captive squirrels.
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And though Trump may be relying more on erratic behavior than cynical plotting, we're still paying attention.
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Fueled by erratic, gusty winds, the Thomas Fire hasn't stopped lunging for Ojai since it began Monday.
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The star prompted whispers over Hollywood due to erratic behavior on set, drug use, and a DUI.
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The Russian ship "conducted multiple erratic" maneuvers while the Eisenhower was conducting flight operations, the officials said.
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A team of European astronomers has finally come up with an explanation for this comet's erratic behavior.
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One track, "Divide", describes an "unstable and erratic" leader; "Here We Are" considers a nation in freefall.
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Gazans feared that a man who had spent so long in prison would be erratic and aggressive.
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It's provided a major boost to Detroit's bullpen this season after several seasons of erratic closing situations.
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This is especially problematic given Labour's commanding lead among young people, whose voting track-record is erratic.
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At Alibaba he has used his authority to rack up erratic acquisitions, including the foray into newspapers.
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"Per all of the witnesses, her erratic behavior and abusive language scared everyone there," the source said.
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The gathering showed that the region can, for a while, weather erratic engagement by the United States.
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But it's written off as unstable, combustible, performed, hysterical, or stemming from a place of erratic emotion.
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Ireland's opposition Green Party, which had opposed the trip, described the announcement and following cancellation as "erratic".
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In fact, Musk has sent so many erratic tweets that news outlets have publicly discussed his sanity.
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But while waiting in the medication line his behavior became erratic, which is common in alcohol withdrawal.
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His skyrocketing, erratic heart rate had all been captured faithfully by his fitness tracker, he told Mashable.
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Disoriented, users can become unpredictable, erratic and violent, which can lead to serious injury or even death.
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The marking was erratic at best, and the center backs seemed to have an aversion to clearance.
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As rains become more erratic, Zimbabwe is looking to irrigation to cushion its food supplies against drought.
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And in 1999, Misty the polar bear died after being prescribed Prozac to improve her erratic behavior.
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Formulated to help streamline the country's tax system, adoption of the GST has so far been erratic.
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This erratic but stubborn growth in the scope and depth of social complexity is driven by technology.
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But this sense that the game is endlessly complicated provides justification for endless wild and erratic play.
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One passenger called 911 early Saturday evening, prior to the shootings, to report Dalton for erratic driving.
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Thompson, the criminal complaint alleges, went by the hacker name "erratic" in many online accounts and forums.
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It's messy, erratic, and born of a group that loves what it does, resulting in incredible cosmetics.
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They freak out when things are too erratic, and often times, weed can intensify that for them.
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He was growing more erratic and angry, and he seemed utterly incapable of running a functioning campaign.
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When chatty Mercury and erratic Uranus connect, it's hard not to say whatever is on your mind.
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He released music in erratic lumps at unexpected times — a SoundCloud approach years before that service existed.
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But in the Trump playbook, the only thing worse than appearing erratic is not appearing at all.
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Trump's erratic actions show how dangerous the Imperial Presidency can be when the president is a madman.
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This is a stark contrast to the erratic ideas put forth by both Cruz and The Donald.
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Mr. Trump's temperament and erratic, confrontational style are part of the reason voters do not like him.
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" Lucroy added: "We were trying to mix in some soft, but his fastball location was pretty erratic.
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The winds had weakened slightly Saturday, giving firefighters a much-needed break after days of erratic conditions.
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Some Wall Street observers think that perhaps the markets have grown accustomed to Trump's erratic negotiating style.
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But on in-town streets when traffic is flowing, I found Autopilot to be much more erratic.
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The incident occurred after Weymouth Police Officer Michael Chesna responded to a call about an erratic driver.
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Profits can be erratic and executive windfalls can be generated by actions taken a few years earlier.
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President Donald Trump's aides and confidants are concerned about his mental state after days of erratic behavior.
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But there's a wild card that cannot be overlooked: the increasingly erratic behavior of President Donald Trump.
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Officers said they saw a car driving in an "erratic pattern" at a location several miles away.
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"Distribution is often erratic and is subject to corruption and capricious political interference," the World Bank said.
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The Shasta County resident had left home to see a doctor, unaware of the fire's erratic movement.
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The talented but erratic Yasiel Puig, who has crushed minor league pitching since his demotion on Aug.
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Moreover, their electoral fortunes are usually erratic, like flash parties which come and go with the leader.
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Though Hall excelled at Williams, his parents, who were farmers, considered his undergraduate years a bit erratic.
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While extreme weather events might be erratic, their impact to property and safety are predictable and preventable.
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Captured within the images, erratic movements and bright garments are juxtaposed by manicured, grey-and-green surroundings.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.): How a Democratic House would act as a check on an erratic president.
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It no doubt seems reasonable to remove the certification requirement from the hands of our erratic president.
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Erratic behavior will also be an issue at 2:44 PM when the Moon clashes with Uranus.
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It was later said that she was hitting herself with a hammer at regular, if erratic, intervals.
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The winds could lead to "erratic fire behavior," warned the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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Between security fears and erratic supply, refiners eventually stopped attempting to buy from the North African country.
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The erratic nature of it all gives the album a disturbingly human feel—it's challenging and odd.
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Biden sought to draw a contrast with that erratic behavior by projecting competence and a steady hand.
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Domestic politics tend to be more volatile, governing more erratic and foreign policy more aggressive, studies find.
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But she would not leave her fate to the erratic and volatile course the cancer might take.
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He might be erratic and uninformed, but wiser heads would keep him from doing anything too stupid.
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As the curtain closes, it is unclear whether Republicans will bring themselves to embrace the erratic usurper.
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Despite their often erratic real life behavior, Klug noted that his players gravitate towards lawful good characters.
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The government is under the control of an erratic racist who engages in nuclear brinkmanship on Twitter.
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When flyers' erratic behavior goes viral, everyone is put under a microscope, including those trying to help.
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On the earnings call, CEO Elon Musk apologized to analysts for his recent erratic behavior and outbursts.
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This erratic behavior does not give Americans the confidence they need at this moment of national angst.
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Even in the U.S. bond market, the most liquid in the world, trading has become highly erratic.
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Abetted by Uganda's erratic dictator, Idi Amin, the hijackers held more than 100 hostages for a week.
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It was possible — difficult, but possible — to make erratic line-crossing and unrepentant bluster look like victory.
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An anonymous source told THR that Trank was "erratic" and "very isolated" during production on the movie.
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Mr. O'Brien will be along for an erratic and risky ride, probably relegated to the back seat.
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Rather than needing to scream on Twitter about Ani's erratic behavior, we could actually empathize with her.
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Fair to say, also, that most of those members see Trump as an erratic, pompous, dangerous simpleton.
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Rains can be erratic at this time of year and typically only intensify from November through February.
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I used to get away with erratic eating, but with nursing, I'm hungry absolutely all the time.
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Some of this is just a result of the erratic relationship between the White House and Congress.
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So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled for bad and erratic behavior.
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He was into gemstones or helicopter parts or the like, and he was a dangerous, erratic alcoholic.
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As a mother of a sick child, Regina faced brutal scrutiny from people for her erratic behavior.
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Tig grew erratic in the second set, adopting a high-risk approach, while struggling with her serve.
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The noises heard by the diplomats were erratic, while the insects make high-pitched, rapid-fire pulses.
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Throughout, the global news media paid close attention to Jackson's erratic behavior, like arriving in floral pajamas.
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The wildcard in all of this is the most erratic president the United States has ever seen.
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The similarities, with both planes crashing minutes after erratic takeoffs, are driving authorities to order the groundings.
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TLOP is a chaotic and erratic body of work that bravely lives by its own haywire decisions.
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His Twitter activity has become increasingly erratic and volatile, and he often squabbles with other users online.
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Rather than dividing NATO, it would probably unite and galvanize it and make Moscow look dangerously erratic.
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He's erratic and has sent inconsistent messages (to our allies and enemies) and he doesn't think things through.
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However the controls could be finicky, and I found it just a little too erratic for my taste.
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I only had two beers and a whiskey last night, before five hours of fitful and erratic sleep.
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The erratic behavior did not end with the campaign and soon became a problem for the new administration.
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" That advice might be surprising given Musk's headline-making behavior in recent months, actions some have called "erratic.
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"If the new administration proves erratic and incompetent (a real possibility), dejection will quickly overwhelm confidence," he said.
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Those subsidies also help Uber attract drivers despite often erratic corporate policies and a lack of job security.
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"His erratic behavior concerned FBI agents," George Piro, the FBI's special agent in charge in Miami, said Saturday.
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In addition, their motivation was higher than the younger workers', and they were more stable and less erratic.
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" Schumer called the meeting an extension of Trump's "erratic" foreign policy, which "hurts us in the long run.
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The trade is also nowhere near as developed as the market for crude oil, causing erratic price movements.
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From enigmatic PMS symptoms to an erratic poop schedule, your period throws some real curveballs at your body.
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But in the last few months, he became worried about the number of executive departures and erratic announcements.
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Lawmakers are starting to respond to address erratic hours and volatile weekly pay for retail and service workers.
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Now we don't have uniform rains, we now have erratic rains that are untimely most of the time.
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Unfortunately, Hirst has been an erratic artist from the beginning, just as likely to fail as to succeed.
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A supposedly balanced conflict turns into a concerted effort to show how misguided, erratic, and emotional Stark is.
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They'd reverse Trump's erratic, "America First" twists and turns, and restore the US leadership in the world -- somehow.
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He seemed to be exploring the shipping crane, breaking into certain areas, and occasionally making erratic hand gestures.
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I'm less impressed with the ultra-wide trackpad; it's smooth and glassy, but performance is a bit erratic.
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On Monday, he referred to Trump "a flamboyant nominee who tends to be a little erratic on occasion."
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Her behavior became more erratic; remember when she called Paris Hilton a "cunt" and then immediately denied it?
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As Polygon pointed out in a report this week, many Twitch streamers find the site's moderation policies erratic.
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As global temperatures continue to rise and the weather becomes more erratic, such conflicts could grow more common.
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But it makes for erratic government: austerity measures are imposed and then removed; appointments are made and unmade.
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He's not fighting the "erratic" narrative; he's publicly ignoring it and making a show of being fairly responsible.
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He emerged as the calmer, smoother counterpart to the erratic performance by Donald Trump during last week's debate.
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U.S. crude shed $3.00 to $47.11 a barrel in erratic trade while Brent fell 6 percent to $47.83.
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Mr Trump is especially erratic, but Europeans cannot simply assume that his successor will restore business as usual.
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Now there are worries that the president's erratic outbursts may end up distracting from the task at hand.
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While Donald Trump's convention lineup reflected his erratic brand of populism, the gathering in Philadelphia looked like America.
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Trent Franks is less erratic and more experienced than Mrs Ward and likely to appeal to similar voters.
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The researchers also assert that decentralized algorithms have the advantage of handling erratic communication better than centralized algorithms.
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Chad Johnson, the violent, erratic, rude, misogynistic contestant from JoJo's season of The Bachelorette, was the actual worst.
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Pulled over for erratic driving, then charged Joseph Schwab was pulled over in August 2015 in Fairfield, California.
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"I wanna get it off my server, that's why I'm archiving all of it, lol," Erratic wrote back.
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"It has been a very erratic day, it's a bit crazy," said Rabobank metals sector economist Casper Burgering.
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But Zhao said an increasingly erratic North Korea is now threatening to overshadow the Communist Party's big day.
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Clinton has long sought to cast Trump as too erratic to be in charge of the U.S. military.
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But the probability of a comet family creating the erratic dip in brightness is highly unlikely, Schaefer said.
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But the distribution of snakes is erratic, and epidemiological data is anemic, mooting targeted single-snake antivenom dissemination.
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The four-game erratic spasm between the Boston Celtics and Chicago Bulls has had a bit of everything.
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His friends' sleep was largely regular throughout the work week, for example, and more erratic on the weekend.
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It then went through an erratic period before rallying dramatically in a straight line for the last month.
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That could lead to erratic and unpredictable decisions, making third parties reluctant to enter into long-term relationships.
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After all, a nation that elected Trump could be expected to elect similarly erratic presidents in the future.
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It picks up on rhythms, so erratic knocks shouldn't unlock your smart lock or trigger your fire alarm.
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To a significant degree, it is New York's sensitivity to erratic weather that will provide the mesonet's lifeblood.
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In the jousting-like confines of a political campaign, Trump's erratic behavior and other eccentricities were powerful weapons.
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Erratic weather, high winds and steep, rugged terrain create the potential for hikers to get into serious trouble.
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Time will tell whether the meandering explanations and erratic narratives by Giuliani were strategically wise or recklessly unsound.
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The Azar hearings offer senators the opportunity to confront the Trump administration over erratic and counterproductive policy choices.
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Scott would be a jumble of emotions when you'd talk to him, very erratic, all over the place.
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Walsh saw a raw, mercurial and quick winger with an eye-catching, but erratic, touch for the ball.
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During the takeover, he became increasingly erratic, and he was among the last participants to leave the refuge.
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New York (CNN Business)The erratic stock market staged a dramatic recovery on Monday from yet another plunge.
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" Even Wilson got into the act describing Roosevelt as "a very erratic comet now sweeping across the horizon.
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The impulsivity, erratic swings of policy and casual disregard for intelligence and briefing material would also likely pass.
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His command was erratic, and he would leave pitches up in the zone — by mistake, not for effect.
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McIlroy, a four-time major winner, had an erratic round: six birdies, three bogeys and one double bogey.
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From a distance, Mr. Brown's voice is the thing nasal, bendy, erratic in tone but precise in execution.
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Joe Walsh of Illinois echoed that criticism, blasting Trump's erratic economic policy as damaging to the nation's economy.
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This is an international approach distinctly different from the isolationist and often erratic approach of the Trump administration.
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It had little evident understanding of American journalism, and erratic habits that evoked a badly run P.R. committee.
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I knew I was registering the color blue, but it was spitting and fizzing like an erratic sparkler.
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Sweet Venus in Libra opposes erratic Uranus in Aries at 4:06 AM, creating an explosive vibe today.
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"Any Fortune 500 company would have fired a chief executive exhibiting similarly erratic behavior long ago," he writes.
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This is in part a consequence of the erratic and chaotic nature of the president's style of leadership.
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Its erratic PMI jumped to a four-month high after slumping to a 28-month low in December.
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But ultimately, "it's hard to know" what Trump wants in a new TPP because of his erratic positions.
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He had a decent bat but was an erratic outfielder, largely because of his fear of fly balls.
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Still, these events are erratic and rarely-studied, so experts warn against reading too much into early figures.
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Truaxe had been posting erratic videos and messages on his personal Instagram page for the past few weeks.
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Poverty in the East African country is exacerbated by increasingly erratic weather linked to climate change, experts say.
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Then, after a grim personal tragedy, it's off to the Netherlands to live with his erratic, alcoholic mother.
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Trump is so erratic and his comments so inflammatory that many in his own party have rejected him.
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Clinton on trade and character issues and instead grew erratic, impatient and subdued as the night went on.
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In New York, Ryan managed games tightly with erratic performers at quarterback like Mark Sanchez and Geno Smith.
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This is not an end-of-the-world Hollywood thriller, or an episode in President Trump's erratic diplomacy.
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The fact that he will even be considered, of course, underscores how erratic the Astros' relievers can be.
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It didn't help that his behavior in the 2008 election was quirky to the point of being erratic.
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His aggressive rhetoric and erratic policies have already roiled inter-American relations and left the hemisphere's leaders disconcerted.
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This president's discriminatory and dangerous ban on transgender people serving in the military was entirely impulsive and erratic.
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But Donald Trump's inflammatory comments and erratic behavior have tested the partisan loyalty of Republicans across the country.
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Tesla's board seems aware of it, so they've kept him on — even as his behavior gets increasingly erratic.
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What — if anything — should students do if they encounter others who display erratic behavior or inclinations toward violence?
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It's become common knowledge that Trump's seemingly most erratic tweet storms can be traced back to cable television.
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Now we have, in President Trump, an erratic negotiator who appears to be negotiating against everyone, including himself.
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Yet as Tesla has struggled to meet production goals in recent months, his behavior has grown increasingly erratic.
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But his ties to the military, and his own at-times erratic behavior, may stand in the way.
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It will depend, too, on himself: Though indisputably charming and charismatic, he is also known for erratic behavior.
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Meanwhile, climate change is blamed for erratic rainfall and unpredictable river levels, and pollution is a growing concern.
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Few senators feel loyal to Mr. Trump, whose erratic message has often weakened his influence on Capitol Hill.
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And then there's Mr. Trump himself, whose unpredictability and erratic behavior still have the potential to rattle markets.
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Second, Trump's trade policy isn't just protectionist, it's erratic, creating vast uncertainty for businesses both here and abroad.
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Small wonder that few congressional Republicans have dared express even gentle concern over Mr. Trump's increasingly erratic behavior.
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In this weird, erratic film, a famous evangelist and singer fakes her own death and heads for Mexico.
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"The most striking feature of the quarter is that Elon Musk appears erratic and desperate," Einhorn's letter added.
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SumOfUs, a progressive group, is pressuring Visa to report excessive, erratic gun and ammo purchases to the FBI.
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And whatever the risks, they pale before the risks of nuclear conflict emanating from the erratic Kim regime.
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Boris Johnson once was mockingly predicted to become Britain's "shortest-serving prime minister" — bumbling, buffoonish, erratic and unstable.
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Pace wore a charcoal T-shirt and had the erratic energy of a champion sled dog on break.
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Laboratory studies he conducted with his brother Edwin, a pathologist, suggested that cancer spread in erratic, unpredictable ways.
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Mr. Santos had a history of violent and erratic behavior before the attacks on Saturday, the police said.
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Now, with the death of Khashoggi, the effects of his erratic rule have had tragic, highly public consequences.
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So would this additional expense and uncertainty be worth replacing the current pro-business but very erratic president?
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The weather has been more erratic, with winds, unpredictable frost and wetter growing seasons, which can bring pests.
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Lisa Kudrow stars as Mae's mum Linda and Sophie Thompson plays Maggie, Mae's problematic and erratic NA sponsor.
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According to the attorney, Cain had befriended Hanel and wanted to help him out despite his erratic behavior.
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Some of them, however, had complained of mistreatment and erratic behavior by Mr. Boss and his wife, Helene.
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What does this all have to do with erratic poll results in the final week of the campaign?
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While rain would normally cheer the agricultural heartland, the monsoon was erratic and has left many crops damaged.
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Finally, insecure disorganized children and adults display both anxious and avoidant behaviors in an illogical and erratic manner.
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Asian stocks were also weak, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling around 2750 percent in erratic early trade.
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The weather has become erratic: the growing season might begin with a week of downpours followed by drought.
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Musk's ranking as an inspirational leader comes despite — or perhaps even because of — his reputation for erratic behavior.
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In Thursday night's debate, candidate after candidate trashed Trump for a trade policy they called erratic and misguided.
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In 2005 Mr. Rosato's wife, Leah, left him and took their young daughter, citing his increasingly erratic behavior.
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Because his predecessor, the erratic dictator Yahya Jammeh, has refused to concede since losing an election on Dec.
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I mean, he's an erratic narcissist, a serial liar," Sykes told host Brian Stelter on CNN's "Reliable Sources.
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Moreover, recent erratic Indian monsoons muddy the outlook for winter-harvested crops in a largely agriculture-reliant economy.
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The 70-year-old 7-year-old disapproved of Spicer's erratic delivery and ill-fitting light-colored suit.
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In Thursday night's debate, candidate after candidate trashed Trump for a trade policy they called erratic and misguided.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro called Trump's approach to trade "erratic" and "haphazard," while Sen.
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"In this location, it's busy on weekends but erratic in the early part of the week," he said.
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Playboi Carti's self-titled major-label debut album, which was released in April, is erratic, sometimes transfixingly so.
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The prospect of such a President—erratic, empty, cruel, intolerant, and corrupt—represents a form of national emergency.
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The erratic decision-making of the Trump administration makes it even riskier for these applicants to change jobs.
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But the new federal data suggests that the graduate school market often behaves in strange and erratic ways.
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Authorities said steep terrain and erratic winds have made it difficult for firefighters to fight the Klamathon Fire.
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Fire-fighting efforts across the Southwest have been hampered by the scorching heat, low humidity and erratic winds.
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But being homeless makes life erratic, and he says he was kicked out after missing a few days.
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Again, today is full of action and wonderful opportunities for connection, but things will be erratic and unsettled.
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Recent erratic rains can do little to salvage crops that have already failed, or weren't planted at all.
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However, also on this day, sweet Venus will challenge erratic Uranus, bringing up issues around reliability and responsibility.
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The figures are adjusted to exclude "erratic commodities" that can skew the data, such as gold and aircrafts.
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First, his recent erratic and controversial behavior, combined with his general election polling, could well alienate swing delegates.
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Even Mr Modi's backers fear more erratic decision-making as the government aims to prove it is "doing something".
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Since June, his erratic behavior had drawn at least four visits by the authorities, a law enforcement official said.
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"Today's jobs report suggests that American workers are being put at risk by the president's erratic economic policies," Rep.
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Borne of the technological age, the untamable and erratic glitch lends its aesthetic to a wave of creative interpretations.
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Despite CIMON's erratic behavior and wonky drifting, however, Gerst complimented the robot's ability to float motionless in the cabin.
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But the new study shows that the process is much more erratic, and strands operate more autonomously than thought.
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Had this film been remade for 2017 Miranda would surely be sending Andy a chain of erratic emails instead.
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Yet that single gesture, even if welcomed and condoned by his supporters, provides insight into Trump's arguably erratic behavior.
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Forecasters described Matthew's movements as erratic on Saturday, but said it would approach Jamaica and southwestern Haiti on Sunday.
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My own thoughts during the 2016 election focused on what I saw as candidate Trump's dangerous and erratic rhetoric.
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Then, when Sheen was at the height of his public erratic behavior, he had some choice words for Richards.
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Stickney Township Animal Control has responded to at least four calls about erratic raccoons since the start of 2019.
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Though it took a few erratic moments for me to realize there is no "getting comfortable" on this thing.
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The fires have spread with an erratic intensity that has strained firefighting resources while catching many residents by surprise.
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A bilingual speaker's search-engine entries could look erratic; a social-worker's location-tracker could imply a risky lifestyle.
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He said that three separate police agencies received phone calls prior to the crash regarding the truck's erratic driving.
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Thanks to my erratic sleep schedule, stress dreams, and tendency to wake up every hour starting at 6 a.m.
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Musk's combative behavior during the previous earnings call in May and erratic tweets has even supportive investors taking note.
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Jordan&aposs reservoirs are only one-fifth full, a record low, and vital winter rains are becoming more erratic.
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According to ABC 6, one pedestrian was injured when he dove out of the way of the erratic vehicle.
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When her behavior became more erratic, her parents took her to see a therapist, who diagnosed her with depression.
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After all, in much of the world, they already pay over the odds for dirty, dangerous and erratic supplies.
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" On Monday, Hurt chalked up the golf-course unpleasantness to "the erratic behavior [Trump] has exhibited his entire life.
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The Fed needs a new way of thinking, he wrote, arguing its models are unreliable and policies are erratic.
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It's dangerous, as we've seen first-hand with Don Neto and Rafa's increasingly erratic behavior since they started using.
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Shah specifically cited Musk's "erratic behavior" as a risk to Tesla, suggesting Musk's antics distract from Tesla the company.
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Nor will moderates and independents in the state likely appreciate her refusal to denounce Trump's increasingly erratic presidential bid.
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Many in his party consider him erratic, and would prefer to run Martin Schulz, president of the European Parliament.
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But as rainfall became erratic in this arid region, he started growing betel leaves, a less thirsty cash crop.
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Sok An, moreover, was one of the few who knew how to handle Mr Hun Sen's increasingly erratic temper.
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" She said 90 percent of the trading in China is by retail investors, who can be "erratic and irrational.
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At least three calls were made to 911 dispatchers reporting an "erratic driver" prior to the accident, officials said.
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The regime is erratic and eccentric but ultimately focused on self-preservation, and the logic of deterrence still holds.
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It's a situation exacerbated by President Donald Trump and the erratic, oft extreme, environment in which we find ourselves.
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WATCH: MTV Condemns Teen Mom Star Ryan Edwards' 'Erratic' Behavior After Scary Scene of Him Driving Under the Influence
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The host contends the equity and its erratic trading is a better indicator than that of JP Morgan Chase.
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The effects of this condition can include debilitating symptoms, such as memory loss, erratic behavior, impaired judgment, and depression.
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He had not received many complaints from passengers until Saturday, when several passengers made note of his erratic behavior.
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It's the world's biggest autos market and is blighted by choking air pollution, traffic congestion and often erratic driving.
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Some regard the announcement as mere grandstanding, in keeping with his habit of erratic policymaking and provocative public statements.
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"Now someone with your stock and character by her side, tempering her more erratic behavior?" he explains to Archie.
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Later, the Moon clashes with erratic Uranus in Aries at 9:52 PM, so expect some surprises this evening.
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"We've got some short-term demand reduction ... there is some erratic and unpredictable stocking in the industry," Foots said.
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Soulja posted a video Wednesday morning apologizing for his erratic behavior -- calling out Chris for street fights and such.
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One of the shooter's passengers did make a call during the rampage to report his erratic driving... to 911.
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The Russia angle has the added benefit of making Trump extremely mad, which makes him seem erratic and untrustworthy.
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He was fired from the group in 1988 due to what the band deemed as his increasingly erratic behavior.
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The erratic nature of Mr Trump's pronouncements might also lead to a dose of risk aversion among global investors.
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He was known to be a heavy drinker, and alcoholism is likely the best explanation for his erratic career.
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Trump it has to be—and if he is psychologically erratic and vulgar, better that than an endless stagnation.
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Some hope Mr Dahal (pictured, left, with Mr Oli) will bring stability after his predecessor's brief but erratic rule.
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Erratic rains have dented Zambia's hydro-electric output so much that long daily power cuts have become the norm.
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India and Pakistan remain a threat to one another, but the nuclear club now includes an erratic North Korea.
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Lowery was transported to a local hospital in an ambulance, but left after becoming erratic, the prosecutor's office said.
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Through their words, we get the latest portrait of an increasingly erratic president, increasingly hemmed in on all sides.
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Pesticides, parasites, lack of flowers and other forage, erratic weather, and disease have caused drastic declines in bee populations.
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Like Richard Nixon, he appears to take pride in throwing his rivals off guard with erratic behavior and rhetoric.
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Despite Ramm's charisma, the intensity of his work and his stubborn, erratic personality kept him on the movement's fringes.
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Republicans have stood by silently as the President ignores norms, threatens institutions, and conducts his erratic term in office.
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The officials described him as ignorant and unpredictable, and they were particularly concerned over his erratic use of Twitter.
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Clinton's team believes that Mr. Trump, with his scattershot defense policies and often erratic statements, has supplied an opportunity.
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Trump's comments on Apple mark another striking development in his erratic messaging on trade in less than a week.
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Susy, a writer and singer, endured bouts of depression and her behavior grew erratic while her parents were away.
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Soon enough, the world will be filled with driverless cars and life might seem less erratic on the road.
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Such erratic decision-making thus suggests that reserving substantive negotiations for the head-of-state level poses significant risks.
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I think it's this erratic oscillation that makes BPD so hard to communicate—particularly to those who are close.
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My heart rate shoots up—I feel the erratic thump thump banging against my ears, my stomach, my eyes.
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I tried to keep in touch with Ian Xplosion after writing about him in January, but communication was erratic.
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His sleeping schedule was erratic: Sometimes he would sleep all day and be up all night, or the opposite.
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Biking around the city on the lookout for the sculptures feels like being on a lively, erratic scavenger hunt.
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Amazon's greatest strength is its ability to sell vast quantities of things, while its actual profit is famously erratic.
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Drums are what herald two extraordinary monologues in this densely packed, erratic comic drama, directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz.
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I was often unaware of what and why I was resisting, and so my defiance was murky, incoherent, erratic.
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Erratic behavior by the electoral commission since the polls closed has lent credibility to the opposition's allegations of fraud.
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On the way home he was pulled over for erratic driving and then treated at roadside for severe dehydration.
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Bertens is a dangerous if erratic opponent, quite capable of handling Williams's power and providing plenty of her own.
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So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior.
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Musk's erratic behavior has been a point of concern for investors, board members, and onlookers for a while now.
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The finance minister, Mthuli Ncube, has cut subsidies and sought to reduce the state payroll but seems increasingly erratic.
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Carter has been erratic lately ... friends and family have been so worried they've called police to do welfare checks.
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Biden, for instance, recently slammed Trump's "erratic" handling of "an economy that's teetering on a recession," Fox News reported.
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A nation of erratic disruption and "America First" belligerence has supplanted the underwriter of the post-1945 global order.
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In regions where the term climate change still meets with skepticism, some simply call the weather extreme or erratic.
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Mr. Ramaphosa supported Mr. Zuma, staying largely silent as the president's ethical problems and erratic policies damaged the economy.
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There's no arguing that Mr. Mattis is an admirable man who did his best to counter an erratic president.
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" The difference this time, according to Friedhoff: "Now we have a president who is relatively erratic in his behavior.
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And foreign policy analysts said Mr. Trump's erratic style remained the greatest single source of risk in the world.
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Their answers, he said, suggested they were more worried about the president's erratic behavior than they had admitted publicly.
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The Syrian government estimates that 70,000 people have survived on erratic airdrops of food and supplies during the siege.
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Not only is much of northern and western Europe hotter than normal, but the weather is also more erratic.
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Small free floats and untested business models are partly to blame, but the erratic behavior will hurt future debuts.
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Cruise has to be able to detect that it's driving near a cable car and anticipate erratic human behavior.
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The erratic behavior would be more concerning if it weren't for unsung heroes in and around the White House.
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This action, though, is disruptive: atmospheric changes become activated not by natural forces, but by Smithson's erratic, frenzied actions.
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Dorsey's account was hacked in August, sending out erratic and offensive tweets, which Twitter deleted a few minutes later.
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A decline in trust has already caused health insurers to rethink their relationships with their increasingly erratic federal partner.
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But early into the second leg, Mr. West displayed erratic behavior on stage that left concertgoers bewildered and enraged.
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Randy Santos is accused of going on a murderous rampage, killing four homeless men, after years of erratic behavior.
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But Trip Cullman, the imaginative but erratic director here, appears to have taken Assunta's emotional weather report to heart.
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In fact, I'm surprised there are not more references to Mr. Trump's being unhinged, erratic and just plain dangerous.
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Donald Trump has been too erratic and undisciplined to take welfare chauvinism as far as it could probably go.
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Rather, it is that it will be not just unpredictable but inconsistent, erratic and unprincipled — and therefore very dangerous.
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Ill-tempered and erratic to begin with, a Trump energized by rage will be even more unstable and dangerous.
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And the President's erratic and strategy-free leadership have made the United States less safe -- in four major ways.
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" Democratic presidential candidate Julián Castro similarly called Trump's plan "more of this erratic behavior that people are tired of.
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While the velocity has been down on his fastball, Gonzalez has not been as erratic as in the past.
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Mr. Sadr has reinvented himself countless times in an erratic political career and can be a fair-weather ally.
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As we talked, I watched his erratic oxygen levels fall and then partially recover, obliging us to take breaks.
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" On Sunday, Pelosi told Stephanopoulos she'd rather talk about "more pleasant subjects than the erratic nature of this president.
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It's doubtful that this week's mixture of damaging testimony and erratic behavior will rally the public behind the president.
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However, various swing state polls are still showing erratic results that are unlikely to settle down by Election Day.
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PARSONS What has gotten easier for me is that when you start out, your work is kind of erratic.
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Shares of the athletic wear company closed up about 1.5 percent Tuesday, in an unusually erratic day of trading.
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Mitt Romney would bring the clout to rebuke President Donald Trump's most erratic behavior and some of his policies.
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Crime, economic stagnation and erratic government decisions signal a long and bumpy ride for his presidency — and his country.
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Small free floats and untested business models are partly to blame, but the erratic behaviour will hurt future debuts.
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" Democratic presidential candidate Julián Castro similarly called Trump's plan "more of this erratic behavior that people are tired of.
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As president, Trump's chaos and erratic rhetoric, when in concert with an impressive cabinet, has sometimes served him well.
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They know about Mr. Trump's reckless and erratic behavior — indeed, they have been on the receiving end of it.
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Chapman downplayed concerns over CEO Elon Musk's erratic behavior, instead focusing on the carmaker's financials for his bearish view.
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If anything, Mr. Trump has doubled down on his erratic behavior, the recent news conference being a prime example.
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"The president's meddling and erratic behavior caused the last government shutdown, the longest in our nation's history," Schumer said.
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An ambulance took him to a nearby hospital, but he left "sometime after becoming erratic," the prosecutor's office said.
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The first accident came in October, when a Lion Air flight crashed in Indonesia, minutes after an erratic takeoff.
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Lyman recovers in the hospital and eventually returns to work where he begins to behave in increasingly erratic ways.
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Refined tin exports from Indonesia rose in April but over the past couple of years they have been erratic.
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Albergotti placed much of the blame for Nest's poor performance on Fadell and his abrasive and erratic management style.
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And so Trump surrogates try to provide it, scrambling to weave a coherent narrative around his careening, erratic lies.
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In comparison to the solitude and romance (hmm) of single player gaming, online gaming is often loud, erratic, and unpredictable.
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But that drive ended in another mistake, an unsuccessful 214-yard field-goal attempt by Carolina's erratic kicker, Graham Gano.
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Several studies attributed the country's poor performance to erratic subsidy policies in 2006-2013 and underspending generally, prompting the escalation.
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As a result of hotter climate and erratic rainfall, much of Sudan has become progressively unsuitable for agriculture and villages.
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I tend to believe that Stewart's personal account comes from the best, most private, most erratic part of her soul.
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When she came back, the erratic behavior was gone, and she had recovered from the mania that had plagued her.
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No one knows whether Trump's ad hoc, inconsistent, and improvisational style of campaigning will lead to equally erratic policy-making.
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The office was accused of failing to act on reported warning signs, such as erratic behavior, on gunman Nikolas Cruz.
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Their unpopularity stems from a blend of their erratic leader in the White House and their profoundly plutocratic policy agenda.
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As investigators dig deeper into all things Russia-related, they might find explanations for some of Trump's seemingly erratic decisions.
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Nothing will make you hate humans—capricious, volatile, unplanned, erratic humans—like sitting in the back of self-driving car.
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The Moon enters Pisces this afternoon, illuminating the relationship sector of your chart after an erratic, awkward, yet exciting morning.
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You're in a restless mood today, thanks to the Moon—which is currently in fiery Aries—meeting with erratic Uranus.
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Her ability to maintain control while Kelly grew increasingly upset and erratic went viral and won her millions of fans.
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Donald Trump, the only major figure overseas to have exalted in the Brexit result, is erratic, crisis-prone and toxic.
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But the erratic rainfall of the last decade has pushed farmers to shift to other crops in the Potohar region.
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One thing that has bothered me during my test period is the erratic behavior of the display's auto brightness function.
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When an erratic Fischer appeared ready to forfeit the match, Henry Kissinger personally phoned him to ask him to stay.
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" Schiff said Democrats must "restore Congress as an equal branch and check the ambition of an imperial and erratic president.
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Another said that his mood became increasingly erratic around the summer of 2015, around the time he went to Ibiza.
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People prefer a stable income to an erratic one, for instance, and they feel the same way about their wealth.
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But it makes perfect sense that she's unstable, erratic, selfish, and hungry for validation in the context of her addictions.
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Her ability to maintain control while Kelly grew increasingly upset and erratic went viral and won her millions of fans.
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The correlation between the two reports is erratic, so the former is not typically an effective predictor of the latter.
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And researchers have begun to study the implications of erratic sleeping and working patterns or children who stay up late.
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Tyrese has offered an explanation for his erratic behavior in recent weeks -- he says a new medication is to blame.
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But with the president historically unpopular, and regarded by many as erratic, this longstanding truth has suddenly seemed especially troubling.
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I also can't resist any giant house with an erratic Miss Havisham type in it, and Clarkson is just glorious.
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They reported systems normal for the next several hours, but around 1900, we began to receive communications that were…erratic.
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The declarations issued Thursday state that hot temperatures, erratic wind and low humidity have increased the spread of both fires.
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FRANKFURT — One is a good customer, a military ally and an old friend, although lately its behavior has been erratic.
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This much is clear from the arbitrary and erratic suspensions and fines that Roger Goodell hands out seemingly every week.
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Investors are put off by erratic policymaking, the overweening power of the army and Mukhabarat, and unpredictable, often vindictive courts.
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If Paula's erratic driving resulted in an accident, Robin would be on the hook if the victim decided to sue.
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Where were the Barbies who looked like us — string cheese humans with toothpick backbones, chronic rashes and erratic chin chair?
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The planes in both crashes flew with erratic altitude changes that could indicate the pilots struggled to control the aircraft.
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It appears determined to find a way of sticking nuclear warheads on the end of its erratic missiles (see article).
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"There's been a series of abrupt U-turns on policy, and now it's followed by erratic personal behavior," said Rep.
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The new moon in Gemini puts you in the mood to get away from the erratic noise of the world.
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Back and forth they went, the unflinching, erratic Philadelphia 76ers against what felt like an entire era of Celtics tension.
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Kanye West has parted ways with much of his management team, and our sources say he seems a little erratic.
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"Rapid economic development, political uncertainty and erratic stock markets forge fortunes fast but can equally undo them," the report said.
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But they are not discouraging the idea, either, as their patience with Mr. Trump's erratic and offensive behavior wears thin.
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Erratic weather, including prolonged rains, has caused black pods on cocoa trees and blight in some food crops like yams.
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Already erratic in temperament, and prone to substance abuse, Clark never recovered psychologically from the disastrous fate of "No Other".
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The unidentified elderly man was getting out of his car when he noticed someone coming up to him, acting erratic.
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And rainfall, such as the South Asian monsoons, on which much of subcontinental economic life hinges, will become more erratic.
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Between the mysterious bugs, powerful riptides, and erratic temperatures, it's difficult not to imagine something going extremely wrong, extremely fast.
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"If a candidate is erratic and threatening, if a candidate traffics in prejudice, fear and lies on the trail," Mrs.
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Both came down just minutes after take-off after erratic flight patterns and loss of control reported by the pilots.
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Still, Republicans say Trump's erratic campaign has at least cracked the door open for Cruz, who is taking full advantage.
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The FBI acknowledged it failed to properly act on a tip it received about Cruz's erratic behavior and violent threats.
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Read more: 'He's losing his s---': Trump's advisers are increasingly worried about his mental state following days of erratic behavior
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Trump's nonstop and erratic tweeting is hurting Trump politically and offers Democrats a huge opportunity in the midterm elections. How?
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As the world tries to cut back on carbon emissions, rising temperatures and erratic weather patterns haven't made it easy.
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He wisely did not try to predict how the erratic, tit-for-tat tariff back and forth might end up.
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His mother was no different from how she had been for years, drunk—quietly drunk sometimes, alarmingly erratic at others.
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In comments to Maidstone Crown Court, prosecutors detailed a pattern of escalating and erratic behavior, described in McLaren's own words.
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Perhaps that's why Trump has escalated from a tariff on steel and aluminum to erratic threats of a trade war.
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"With Trump's maybe erratic foreign policy, his leadership is more important," Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio said of Mr. Kaine.
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Over the last week, Donald Trump delivered a series of erratic responses to everything that went down in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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It's erratic, volatile and a couple of degrees removed from the underlying horse race on which it is all based.
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Instead, he tried to go over their heads, speaking in an increasingly erratic manner, at public rallies, far from Washington.
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Sarah: Well, the entire system is designed to make creators desperate, and to make them behave in increasingly erratic ways.
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But his erratic behavior and poor policy choices are clearly worrying the majority of Americans who disapprove of the president.
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Mr. Brazy said he believed that the erratic flight that was captured on video on Monday was Mr. McCormack's helicopter.
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