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Markwood told “Inside Edition” that he had jumped out of his seat to cheer and came down awkwardly on the railing and careened off of it.

As the story careens through airports and post offices and New York’s hidey-holes, the cat-and-mouse chase is dizzyingly enjoyable, worthy of a Thomas Perry novel.

Just in the last eight months, his views on Zelensky have careened between sharply critical to supportive.

For years, the county’s juvenile halls have careened from one scandal to the next — a fatal overdose of a teen, an alleged guard-incited “fight club,” an unabating staffing crisis.

The Cybertruck careened instead into a fire hydrant, then a tree, before bursting into flames.