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1. The force unhinged Serpent's jaw and he slithered away, tasting the dirt as he crawled

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2. Was the voice a product of my unhinged imagination? Would I be able to stand it if all I could see were bare walls and empty space? At the same time I felt like a small child again, receiving that one huge present so longed for

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3. Isolated from his other self, disjoined, and unhinged,

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4. Dishevelled, unhinged and severely in need of a drink he may be, but he is clearly able to hold a conversation

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5. Ultimately all this has made me a better person, and certainly one with vast knowledge and dare I say wisdom, but it really made me feel unhinged for a long time, which is emotionally exhausting

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6. The officer decided that this was one seriously unhinged man

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7. ‘That’s the unhinged free-lancer who calls himself, "The Leader" isn’t it?’

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8. He looked at her, knelt down unhinged the heel of his hiking boot, pulled out the silver capsule and handed it to Elizabeth

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9. Heigener turned back to Raiya, and commented: ‘That man is seriously unhinged, but he would make an interesting patient

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10. “He obviously though there was more to it than that and it just unhinged the little bastard when we took up together

11. thwart the other, the device Dacian had been holding unhinged, and he thrust it at

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12. He held a slave by the shoulder, an unhinged device

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13. Farmers’ gates were unhinged and left in ditches, peoples’ horses were moved to different fields, and children would knock on neighbors’ doors for food and treats in a way that we still find today, in a watered-down way, in the custom of trick-or-treating on Hallowe’en

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14. “I have always thought there could not be such a thing as too much love, but if there is, he is feeling it now! It will be no wonder if his mind comes unhinged from it! I’ve never seen anyone absorb so much power! What an onslaught! I’d have thought that nothing could live through such an ordeal!”

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15. The touch of her skin and the feel of her arm gave him an elect�rifying thrill that shot directly to his loins in a rushing swell of arousal that nearly unhinged his knees

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16. Something about this guy unhinged her nerves

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17. going to allow an unhinged one anywhere near myself or my child

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18. I unhinged the rope, and smashed the base into the wall

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19. As he waited for the anger to abate, it occurred to him that Mr Nikelseer was unhinged; so he switched off

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20. Harold popped the last screw and unhinged the door

21. has become unhinged due to resentment at Simon for taking the job he wanted

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22. Cupboards had become unhinged and rotted

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23. One night thirty feet from his bed, on the silver workbench, the couple with unhinged bellies broke the bot-tles and ended up making love in a pool of muriatic acid

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24. kaput?" He asked with an unhinged smile

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25. never tried to explain the myth, just let it flow over me like rain, I probably never would have become as unhinged as I did

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26. “Don’t stand there with your jaw unhinged, Master Illinla,” he said to Wille

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27. My jaw became unhinged when I came face to face with the feisty bowler who had

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28. Or have the unhinged

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29. Harald wondered if William's mind was totally unhinged

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30. He rocked back and forth, the wine and emotions leaving him unbalanced and mercilessly unhinged

31. The few family crypts were in a sorry state, broken windows and doors that had become unhinged and rusted

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32. Nicole's jaw nearly unhinged

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33. He was unhinged and there was no

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34. Whatever had happened to him on that battlefield, it had unhinged his head…

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35. I already knew Susori to be a brave woman, but the fear of whatever monster lurked on the streets below had completely unhinged her

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36. Marfoul, seemingly coming unhinged by the fast approaching storm, screamed at the guards, “Kill them now, you carrion swine!”

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37. She screamed and I came unhinged

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38. Completely unhinged from their defeat at Kingdom Pass and this new brutal twist in their sad tale of invasion, the enemy broke and ran screaming for their lives, too hysterical in their terror to even defend themselves

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39. People screamed and ran harder at the sight of the giant who looked absolutely unhinged with rage

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40. "What's going on?" Scott asked, gazing up at the torrent with his mouth unhinged

41. I was becoming unhinged, my nerves and mind pushed to their absolute limits

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42. He is quite unhinged by serious illness--that's the reason

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43. Think only! Simply because a poor student, unhinged by poverty and hypochondria, on the eve of a severe delirious illness (note that), suspicious, vain, proud, who has not seen a soul to speak to for six months, in rags and in boots without soles, has to face some wretched policemen and put up with their insolence; and the unexpected debt thrust under his nose, the I

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44. "And how she cried to-day! Her mind is unhinged, haven't you noticed it? At one minute she is worrying like a child that everything should be right to-morrow, the lunch and all that

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45. Moreover Sonia had said with good reason that her mind was unhinged

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46. Meanwhile, crazed with terror, the unhinged Papuans beat a retreat

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47. He looked unhinged

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48. Godwyn was slightly unhinged by Petranilla’s illness

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49. ‘I’m beginning to be weary of fruitlessly championing the truth, and sometimes I’m quite unhinged by it

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50. My impression is, that hardships and debauchery had unhinged his reason

51. Do you mean his mind is unhinged?”

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52. He is quite unhinged by serious illness—that's the reason

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53. "And how she cried to‐ day! Her mind is unhinged, haven't you noticed it? At one minute she is worrying like a child that everything should be right to‐morrow, the lunch and all that

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54. Here we have bookish dreams, a heart unhinged by theories

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55. He must have looked slightly unhinged; though they’d pitched the evidence out the window, they seemed alarmed, as if he were not an English teacher but the Kneesocks Killer himself

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56. Raoul went on making this strange sort of remarks which corresponded so intimately and logically with the preoccupation of his brain and which, at the same time, tended to persuade many people that his mind was unhinged

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57. This made her uneasy and painfully aware that she was declining, her past becoming unhinged from her present

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58. But then he went on to dispute the longer-term implications of these numbers: “[W]e suspect that the glimpse of reality that unhinged the markets will become the increasingly prevailing view in the months ahead

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59. Smith’s work was so strange and kinky and unhinged that it was seriously discussed in the media that he might be an alien, as in a visitor from outer space

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60. Seeing how unhinged Officer Carney was acting, the psychologist in me wanted to believe that he might have no idea of the things he had done

61. Long-dated forward prices of oil, in particular, were quite stable around $20 per barrel for a long time but became unhinged after 2003, gyrating almost as much as spot prices

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62. However, it is easy to see scenarios in the coming decade where inflation expectations become unhinged again and bring back a significant IRP, perhaps accompanied by a sovereign default premium

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63. In most cases this lower jaw—being easily unhinged by a practised artist—is disengaged and hoisted on deck for the purpose of extracting the ivory teeth, and furnishing a supply of that hard white whalebone with which the fishermen fashion all sorts of curious articles, including canes, umbrella-stocks, and handles to riding-whips

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64. Not the wondrous cistern in the whale's huge head; not the prodigy of his unhinged lower jaw; not the miracle of his symmetrical tail; none of these would so surprise you, as half a glimpse of that unaccountable cone,—longer than a Kentuckian is tall, nigh a foot in diameter at the base, and jet-black as Yojo, the ebony idol of Queequeg

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65. He is quite unhinged by serious illness—that’s the reason

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66. Think only! Simply because a poor student, unhinged by poverty and hypochondria, on the eve of a severe delirious illness (note that), suspicious, vain, proud, who has not seen a 481 of 967

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67. ‘And how she cried today! Her mind is unhinged, haven’t you noticed it? At one minute she is worrying like a child that everything should be right to-morrow, the lunch and all that…

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68. His mind too seemed shattered and unhinged, while he felt that he was afraid to put together the disjointed fragments and form a general idea from all the agonizing and conflicting experiences of the day

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69. True, but what if he slandered him unconsciously? What if, finally unhinged by the sudden news of the valet's death, he imagined it really was so? You saw the recent scene: you have seen the witness's condition

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70. And then, he is addicted to drink, and his mind is unhinged, like that of most people who have taken more than is good for them for years

71. "Yes, and you strove to prove that a criminal, at such a moment, is always, mentally, more or less unhinged

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72. Pray, therefore, once again sit down, batuchka! Try and recover your spirits—you seem quite unhinged

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73. The ruined walls of this old mansion, with lichen cropping out from every crevice; the unhinged doors and broken windows; the ladder rotting as it leans against the moss-grown roof, the broken well-sweep and deserted barn, offer an aspect of desolation and decay which should prove sufficient bait to tempt any ghost of moderate demands

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