Now, I know that one look at me and most women would go mad with desire.
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Certain political journalists may go mad if he is not deposed in the next couple of years.
When he sees the carvings on the tree, he knows he has lost Angelica and he begins to go mad.
When diners go mad for fish like Chilean Sea Bass and Yellowfin (Ahi) Tuna, the result is almost never good for the fish.
It was a staple element of classic Star Trek that pretty much anyone who outranked Kirk would eventually go mad and betray everyone.
The tragic hero, having gained great power, would get greedy (koros), grow over-confident to the point of overwhelming arrogance bordering on moral blindness (hubris), go mad with power (ate), and then get brought low (nemesis).
But I also remember the jolt of wonder and delight I felt years ago reading Jean Rhys's novel, "Wide Sargasso Sea, " when I realized that Antoinette Cosway, the main character, was the girl who would one day marry Mr. Rochester and go mad in his attic at Thornfield.
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While these may be fine for childless, petless owners, beware: Keepers at unattached houses did go murderously mad.
"You don't go to bed mad, " says the couple's daughter, Madeline Corso, recalling her father's advice.
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It must scale down this "mad merry-go-round" that players find themselves in: a shallow two-Test series with seven ODIs and a few Twenty20 games thrown in, for example.
For example, if someone tuned into the most recent episode of AMC's "Mad Men, " the app may recommend they go back and watch the first season and show which services, such as Netflix Inc.
And I'm going to go boy, girl, boy, girl -- (laughter) -- to avoid anybody being mad at me.
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