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(61) Mania had first become a Refugee in 1948 with the creation of the state of Israel.

(62) An abnormal condition variously characterized by stupor, stereotypy , mania, and either rigidity or extreme flexibility of the limbs. It is most often associated with schizophrenia.

(63) Hereditary aristocracies, Douthat writes, suffer from stupidity and pigheadedness, while one-party states do so from ideological mania.

(64) Mild mania, so called hypomania, on the other hand, may in some circumstances be positively advantageous.

(65) Behind the story of "Giselle" lie the still dismaying, well-attested historical accounts of dance mania that caused deaths in the Rhineland in the late medieval and early Renaissance eras.

(66) This disorder is a longitudinal diagnosis and its clinical symptoms include hypomania, mania, mixed states, major depressive episode, hyperthymic temperament and depressive mixed state.

(67) Her name was Victoria, and she had a perfect mania for going to church.

(68) A mild to moderate level of mania is called hypomania.

(69) Then the horrid fact was disclosed that the new head had a mania for general information.

(70) Any very strong interest or emotion, for Hawthorne, is next door to mania.

(71) This might indicate a predisposition to elevated mood and mania, they speculate.

(72) Method: The switching rate during therapy with antidepressants in 321 cases was investigated and analyzed according to the definition of mania, hypomania and rapid cycling induced by antidepressants.

(73) The periods of highs and lows are called episodes of mania and depression.

(74) The idea is to buy normalcy and sell mania or go short normalcy and cover depression.

(75) Some people, however, never develop severe mania but instead experience milder episodes of hypomania that alternate with depression; this form of the illness is called bipolar II disorder.

(76) Strictly, mania is a kind of madness which makes people violent.

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(77) The markets of Kampala have been taken over with Obama - mania.

(78) There is positively a mania among some of them for sending it to England.'

(79) He said in modern day terms the symptoms can include mania, such as an elevated mood and inflated self-esteem, or depression, revealing itself as tearfulness and insomnia.

(80) Manic depression is a kind of MDD. However, when sufferers start to recover from the lows of depression, instead of returning to 'normal', they enter an episode of mania.

(81) But the emotional high and low mania is different from the normal emotional changes a pathological state.

(82) Based on instance of Mania project, the article raises an insulation coordination method for high elevation zone and the criterions fulfilling the insulation coordination conditions.

(83) Cold colors are applicable to dysphoria, irascibility, terror and fear as well as mania, epilepsy, etc.

(84) Then there is normal or balanced mood, above which comes hypomania (mild to moderate mania), and then severe mania.

(85) But the facts don't matter, because conservative hard-money mania, the demand that the Fed stop trying to rescue the economy, isn't really about inflation fears.

(86) She could be suffering from schizophrenia, or mania, or substance abuse - among other diagnoses.

(87) Is the mania for " convergence " another case of mass hysteria in the telecoms industry?

(88) The good news is that there were a few skeptics, even during the height of the mania: Howard Kurtz of The Daily Beast, James Fallows of The Atlantic and Jonathan Chait of The New Republic.

(89) Some is controlled in loving covet below, or when mania patient sexual desire increases, can produce clodhopping words and deeds to opposite sex staff member.

(90) Results For those with dementia praecox , affective disorders, and relapse mania at early hos...