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• What unifies this diverse material is a common mood.
• Linus dismisses Charlie Brown's feelings as one of Charlie Brown's common moods.
• These range from fairly common mood disorders to the much more serious anxiety and schizophrenia disorders.
• Joy may be too strong a word for the common mood in Afghanistan's capital, for there is wariness of the future.
• The anti-Commons mood among absentee voters, who tend to be older and more conservative, was expected by supporters of the planned park.
• In sociology, philosophy, and psychology, crowd behavior is the formation of a " common mood " directed toward an object of attention.
• For this reason " maqams " of the same family are said to share a common mood since they start with the same " jins ".
• One American employee, who delayed buying a new car because of the uncertainty of a strike, said he is ready to move ahead _ reflecting a common mood Monday.
• SUICIDE-LITHIUM ( Undated ) _ Depakote, the most common mood stabilizer prescribed for suicidal patients, turns out to work much less well than plain old lithium, JAMA reports.
• These may loosely be termed concept albums, although Sinatra with " The Voice " inaugurated his practice of having a common mood, theme, or instrumentation tying the songs together on a specific release.
• Some provinces have stipulated that even students who sat in to block traffic should be arrested, and many students have grown so insecure they cannot sleep well at night . . . . Now the common mood is worry; the students are all wondering,'Am I going to get punished ? "'