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But there was still plenty of time for one more aberrant play.

People who do this kind of thing have aberrant personalities in the first place.

Now and then, there is a news report about aberrant behavior, like the Russian father who killed his daughter.

"I want to vote for the most aberrant candidate," he says.

That is the only moral reason to suffer such an aberrant mind.

"His behavior for several days had been aberrant," Phillips said.

But where does racist language like mine come from, aberrant or not?

In any society there are those who consider trust to be aberrant and stupid.

Aberrant to think some consider libraries a waste of money.

It also, inevitably, became a haven for some aberrant behavior.

You figure you've got a handle on all but the most aberrant human behaviour.

In traditional ecology they are considered aberrant and entirely bad.

He may be a kind of naive and aberrant Pop artist.

He is quick to explain that this aberrant situation could not possibly last.

It was an aberrant gesture but she reached up and touched his hand all the same.

Any evidence that did not fit their arguments was ignored as aberrant.

The contract should explicitly state the consequences of aberrant drug use.

"Homosexuality is thought to be the result of an aberrant chromosome."

She was a psychiatric nurse and would certainly pick up on any aberrant behavior in herself.

In retrospect, friends and family members say they had begun to notice aberrant behavior.

Employees are also trained to watch for "aberrant behavior by customers," he said.

Some economists said the figures were aberrant and would be reversed later on.

Being by yourself was considered, at my age and in my family, aberrant behavior.

"Over the years I read lots of books about aberrant psychology.