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She was not mad; she took clothes; she left everything in order.
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All the world was mad and she was the maddest in it.
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It's a beautiful course with plenty of distractions for the less horse-mad.
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The capital and the whole nation went mad with hatred and fear.
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Once again the mad joy of the battle was in my veins.
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He is not violently insane; probably just has this one particular obsession.
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It realises the dream of some insane hygienist: it scrubs the sky.
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In the end he was called insane, and sent to the asylum.
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The insane attempt of the Bolsheviki is on the eve of collapse.
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Why, this story would fill all the insane asylums in the country.
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I'm known for being impulsive and obstinate, and indulging in harebrained schemes.
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Pardon my harebrained assumption that you may rely on them for shelter.
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Sometimes she hated it when Sabrina came up with these harebrained schemes.
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Many were harebrained or deceitful, but a few held real promise.
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I think you were probably operating under some kind of harebrained lone-hero rationale.
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Scientists have proposed a range of techniques-somecommonsense, some harebrained, some downright scary.
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He evidently regards it as your special mission to get into harebrained scrapes.
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Madam, - The proposal to sell Great Southern Hotels to Fáilte Ireland is harebrained.
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This is not a harebrained scheme we came up with in an idle moment.
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They'd come up with some harebrained scheme to have a baby together-byartificial insemination.
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Maybe Oliver Stone wasn't as harebrained as I'd always thought.
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Now this was precisely the sort of harebrained exploit which delights a Cuban audience.
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All of them prominently featured Mike's harmlessly harebrained belief that the Earth was flat.
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Through a mixture of Cunningham's harebrained storytelling and Price's reckless courage, goodness finally prevails.
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Don't you go dragging other folks into your harebrained schemes.
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At this point, it hardly seems harebrained to predict a Trump election defeat in 2020.