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In this model of governance, Donald Trump is the State; his corrupt desires and various failings of character and morality will be made into official public policy; The American people will have to learn to read and respond to Trump’s moods and mercurial nature and impulses if they want to survive.

From Salon

Speaking to numerous sources about Mourinho's time at Old Trafford, the contradiction between dark moods and charm, sometimes swapping within seconds, is repeated by them all.

From BBC

The press is finally starting to report how much Trump's behavior aligns with what medical experts cite as signs of age-related cognitive decline: such as disinhibition, confusion and erratic moods.

From Salon

The Samaritans know the moods of Border Patrol agents and the humor of a welder who fixes breaks in the wall.

Equating her set to riding a roller coaster, her favorite part of touring is seeing how different people react to the constant change in moods and sounds.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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