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maniacal

adjective as in insane

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Bryant, in turn, became Harrison’s template for what a true superstar looked like: a cutthroat competitor, a maniacal worker, someone who gave every ounce of effort every second.

Oscar nominee Columbus introduced audiences to the mysterious and maniacal ways of the Mogwai — furry, wide-eyed bipeds with giant ears — with the release of “Gremlins” in 1984.

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There’s a deeper reason why recently he’s sounding even more maniacal.

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He’s maniacal in his attempt to rule over every place on the planet that speaks Russian or, more accurately, drinks Russian vodka.

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It's only the maniacal laughter in the fading bars that suggests this outlook is the purview of a madman.

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