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The same compulsive forces were at work on the Church.

Either that or he was the most compulsive person I had ever known.

Even if your colleagues have a compulsive case, take care.

She says it's not like compulsive old you to be late, please could I do something.

I'm driven by a compulsive force you would not believe.

"No one meeting him would know, although you might think he is slightly compulsive."

You might say that compulsive exercise is too much of a good thing.

Very few people who are compulsive in nature play the lottery.

And he has urged the staff to be a little less compulsive.

Well, except I did have a tiny history of compulsive behavior.

"And from there unfolded a compulsive need to ask questions."

He has a compulsive tendency to see both sides of any issue.

All right, so she was a little compulsive about listening to noise.

She was too greedy and compulsive not to have used it.

I am not what you would call a compulsive shopper.

"I am a compulsive individual; my wife is not," he said.

Problem is, some take it to the extreme with compulsive exercise.

"It's about the compulsive use of a substance that's taken over your life."

"I'm the one most compulsive about my environment," he said.

To an outsider, his need to do deals is almost compulsive.

And, she said, many women who lose weight become compulsive shoppers.

This is a compulsive behavior that can have deadly side effects.

Compulsive stealing may in itself be a form of gambling.

But her habit took on a more compulsive nature when she tried crack.