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Either that or the illness causes a block in distinguishing between healthy good moods and mania
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flesh that was close to mania
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Prying back the top, her mania instantly ceased
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Her mania was so extreme, that, with the cynicism of an experience cop, I wondered if perhaps she was on drugs
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The book cites such “madness” as the tulip mania in Holland in the 1600s when a tulip bulb might sell for more than a house
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Or the mania about witches when the accused could be proved innocent only if she did not drown when thrown into a pond
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It was blue moon mania
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Having exhausted her mania, the Administrator drops her head and droops her shoulders
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So I set him up for another year, and he left the university to devote more time to to his mania
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an individual? It would seem that it’s a mania
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editor had become secondary to the macro mania it inspired
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The proprietress was a smiling mamasanta, tormented by a mania for opening and closing doors
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And Ben was sure that in his egotistical mania he believed it
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But it was the grandiose delusions of his mania that were responsible for
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I was in Mumbai tracking the Sachin mania when the story broke
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already got completely angry with Kostya that he took such priceless time just to satisfy his mania of brilliant erudition
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In time, however, as his brothel mania became a menace, she felt humiliated that he should prefer harlots to her
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Dancing and Singing are a blessing to our heart and minds but when it takes the shape of mania, we have problem
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It shows we are not smart enough boys to receive the power of money, black mania is the waiting threat
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Caught in the mania cycles of depression and hope, the
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This name originally was applied to a German dancing mania
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" So you have long bouts of mania and long bouts of depression? "Yes, and because of it I cheated
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That was due to what? The depression? "No, the mania
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"When I wasn't on meds I started out really fat, but when I found this guy really attractive, I immediately switched to mania and
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She was still manic, but now she channeled her mania into tears
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The creatures around him tumbled back as the man erupted in an unrestrained spate of head-bashing limb-breaking mania
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Tom had always thought that the missing ingredient to be instantly released of his sexual mania was a girl
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It"s a mania of mine this
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has all the earmarks of a full-blown mania (e
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Bugled and belled the air struts and the usual spell of mania, it takes us tamely near the bowl of colour, caricature and picture
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Peyoti on the other hand felt that Science with its mania for orthodoxy and self-
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During episodes of mania the patient may experience extreme highs with increased energy
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In Type 1 Bipolar disorder patients experience episodes of both depression as well as mania at different times
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In Type 2, depression may occur alternating with mild mania (hypomania) but never progresses beyond hypomania
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Where depression and mania alternate rapidly it is called rapid-cycle bipolar disorder and such patients may experience many cycles within a week or even a day
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Where elements of mania and depression co-exist it's called a mixed bipolar state
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But they immediately drew the deduction that the crime could only have been committed through temporary mental derangement, through homicidal mania, without object or the pursuit of gain
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Not one is dissatisfied, not one is demented with the mania of
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While the cooking mania lasted she went through Mrs
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She jumped up with a start; but sometimes he had to wait, for Charles had a mania for chatting by the fireside, and he would not stop
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Linton---that Earnshaw had mortgaged every yard of land he owned, for cash to supply his mania for gaming; and he, Heathcliff, was the mortgagee
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This short dialogue reveals that in my mania for the Nautilus, I
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I am not a man that was once a Highlander, who got swallowed alive by the depravity and homicidal mania of a death-by-sex Fae
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"Do not say that, Debray," returned Beauchamp, laughing, "for here is Chateau-Renaud, who, to cure you of your mania for paradoxes, will pass the sword of Renaud de Montauban, his ancestor, through your body
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It then almost invariably appeared that they were subject to the most extraordinary hallucinations and extravagant delusions, the commonest being that the best thing that the working people could do to bring about an improvement in their condition, was to continue to elect their Liberal and Tory employers to make laws for and to rule over them! At such times, if anyone ventured to point out to them that that was what they had been doing all their lives, and referred them to the manifold evidences that met them wherever they turned their eyes of its folly and futility, they were generally immediately seized with a paroxysm of the most furious mania, and were with difficulty prevented from savagely assaulting those who differed from them
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During elections, the highest state of exalted mania; and at ordinary times - presumably as a result of reading about the proceedings in Parliament of the persons whom they had elected - in a state of melancholic depression, in their case an instance of hope deferred making the heart sick
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And could I look upon her without compassion, seeing her punishment in the ruin she was, in her profound unfitness for this earth on which she was placed, in the vanity of sorrow which had become a master mania, like the vanity of penitence, the vanity of remorse, the vanity of unworthiness, and other monstrous vanities that have been curses in this world?
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Some are affected with the mania of which you spoke just now, that of living again in their grandchildren
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"Ah, indeed?—mad!" repeated Monte Cristo; "and what was his mania?"
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He neglected his child-wife, barely tolerated his parents and was vengeful to the point of mania
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He had a mania, you know, for concealing his tracks
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For years I had gradually weaned him from that drug mania which had threatened once to check his remarkable career
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An examination showed that she had indeed developed mania of a dangerous and permanent form
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I had no idea whether Bach’s Coffee Cantata was a work of genius, but his mania for coffee, at a time when it was frowned upon as a drug, is well known
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It may have been no more than paranoia – Frans displayed a variety of symptoms of persecution mania – but it was you he called, and now I hope that I can fulfil his wish
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That gives you the clue to her actions, which are, I confess, upon this particular point, not very far removed from mania
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The excessive wearing of jewellery is an early symptom in some forms of mania
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His hatred rose to the height of a mania
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The problem with you Americans is your mania for consistency
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"What is the sense of this new mania of theirs? WHY WON'T THEY
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He for his part had tossed away all cheap inventions where ignorance finds itself able and at ease: he was enamoured of that arduous invention which is the very eye of research, provisionally framing its object and correcting it to more and more exactness of relation; he wanted to pierce the obscurity of those minute processes which prepare human misery and joy, those invisible thoroughfares which are the first lurking-places of anguish, mania, and crime, that delicate poise and transition which determine the growth of happy or unhappy consciousness
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Eugenie gave no thought to these rarities, nor to her father's mania for them, nor to the danger she incurred in depriving herself of a treasure so dear to him; no, she thought only of her cousin, and soon made out, after a few mistakes of calculation, that she possessed about five thousand eight hundred francs in actual value, which might be sold for their additional value to collectors for nearly six thousand
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In some trends, mania sets in and things get a little crazy
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However, in these types of formations a type of short-term mania sets in as emotional buyers chase the market higher and higher
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In this particular example, the panic was not quite as extreme as the mania in Figure 3
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We will revisit this structure several times and consider specific trading patterns that can set up around them, but the key, for now, is that you can identify the characteristic patterns of climaxes on charts and know to avoid getting caught in the mania or the panic of the crowd
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His classic book, Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds (1841) describes the infamous Dutch Tulip Mania and the South Seas Bubble in England
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Plotting a channel helps you diagnose the market's mania and depression and avoid becoming infected by either
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However, forms of this “mania” occur in the currencies, financials and S&P 500
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In the 1830s it was railway mania, with any company even vaguely connected with trains being relentlessly pursued by investors wanting to put yet more money into it
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It should be pointed out that the mania for debt retirement in 1927–1929 has had a disturbing effect upon our banking situation, since it eliminated most of the good commercial borrowers and replaced them by second-grade business risks and by loans on stock collateral, which were replete with possibilities of harm
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This is usually some generalized statement, sound enough within its proper field, but twisted to fit the speculative mania
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This is a consequence of what might be called a mania of corporations to diversify their activities through various types of acquisitions, etc
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The volume described the “South Sea Bubble,” the tulip mania, and other speculative binges of the past
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The NASDAQ’s choppy uptrend divergence in 1999 was nothing less than the bubbling cauldron of the soon-to-be-unleashed dot-com mania that was slowly but steadily coming to a boil under the surface of the market’s difficult action
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Verisign was a “dot-com mania” play, no doubt about it, but institutional money was flowing into stocks like Verisign, which appeared to me to be the leader in the brand-new and rapidly growing field of online e-commerce security
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This inflated sense of all-knowing invincibility was rampant in many investors during the dot-com mania of the late 1990s, and it eventually led to the demise of various colleagues of ours who had made piles of money during the bubble market and had sold out reasonably well near the top
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This online trading mania occurred at roughly the same time that online music file-sharing site Napster was beginning to make headlines because it was disrupting the music business
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"American business is still gripped with a mania for bigness
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It looks like religious mania, and he will soon think that he himself is God
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Linton—that Earnshaw had mortgaged every yard of land he owned for cash to supply his mania for gaming; and he, Heathcliff, was the mortgagee
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"Ah!" he cried, "so I've found you again at last, Mister philanthropist! Mister threadbare millionnaire! Mister giver of dolls! you old ninny! Ah! so you don't recognize me! No, it wasn't you who came to Montfermeil, to my inn, eight years ago, on Christmas eve, 1823! It wasn't you who carried off that Fantine's child from me! The Lark! It wasn't you who had a yellow great-coat! No! Nor a package of duds in your hand, as you had this morning here! Say, wife, it seems to be his mania to carry packets of woollen stockings into houses! Old charity monger, get out with you! Are you a hosier, Mister millionnaire? You give away your stock in trade to the poor, holy man! What bosh! merry Andrew! Ah! and you don't recognize me? Well, I recognize you, that I do! I recognized you the very moment you poked your snout in here
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com mania, 3Com spun off its subsidiary Palm, selling 5% of its shares in the open market and promising the rest later
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Remember how alluring all the dot-com stocks were in the late 1990s? Don’t let the investment mania de jour suck you in—insist on long-term data that support your investment philosophy
