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I constantly counted calories and exercised compulsively.
Thanks to two compulsively punctual parents, time stresses me.
In the end, social, legal and economic problems were disregarded and rural families were compulsively relocated.
But what is it that is narrated and indeed re-narrated so compulsively?
These patients demonstrated a total dependence on environmental stimuli to guide their actions, compulsively using objects (utilization behaviors) and mimicking the experimenter (imitation behavior).
As may be seen in the first cursus, she is compulsively repeating the same phrase.
Two small sentences stood out in this compulsively readable document.
He takes notes compulsively, even as he watches the movements of a lava lake (283), and consistently discerns parallels between his observations and his own poetic process.
It was carried away by its desire to make cable television compulsively attractive to entrepreneurs.
On the other hand, nothing is more compulsively relaxing and superbly satisfying than to gaze at a softly changing water scene.
Its pleasurable effects soon made people who indulged quite dependent upon seeking the pleasure and possibly the safety of such pleasurable states almost addictively and compulsively.
Those who compulsively incur unsecured debt are said to be engaged in compulsive debting and are known as compulsive debtors.
Growing bored with the oppressive lifestyle she leads, she begins to compulsively sleep with other men to alleviate her situation.
People that gamble compulsively tend to run into issues with family members, the law, and the places and people they gamble with.
We watch as he compulsively invites his own ruin.
He spoke incoherently in neologisms and had acted compulsively based on a universe of bizarre, grandiose and delusional thoughts.
He fears that he will eventually shrink into a dot and is seen compulsively brushing his teeth when nervous or upset.
