Then came the great railroad year, 1845, in which every one seemed to
have a mania
for new schemes.
Mania for building, henry's attention soon fell upon the tower.
There is such a thing as
homicidal mania, or love of butchery in the abstract.
Mania grips
england " .
How different from the
dotcom mania
of little more than two years ago.
This leaflet is for anyone who wants to find out about the medications used to
treat mania.
Neuroleptics are superior to placebo in the treatment of
acute mania
i.
Set in amsterdam during the
tulip mania
of the seventeenth century.
Like all misers, he was a jealous man, and his jealousy
became a frantic mania.
There are people who are eaten up by
religious mania, swept along by some malign force which they call faith.
The co-operative way runs counter to the
merger mania
inherent in global capitalism.
The hotel said that he had gone off his head and
developed a religious mania; he was put in an asylum.
Evaluating the efficacy of atypical antipsychotics in
bipolar mania.
Cobbold's recital of wrongs bears in every line the stamp of
persecution mania.
How many violent crimes are committed by the estimated 500,000 americans who experience antidepressant
induced mania
each year?
One early example is the
speculative mania
in london in 1719 and 1720, when some 190 new joint stock companies were proposed.
Building began at over in 1793 at the height of "
canal mania
" .
One immediately thinks of what he himself
called persecution mania.
Many people taking it for undiagnosed bipolar depression go into mild or
severe mania.
The great era of
railroad mania
almost obliterated the old chapel of salford.
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