lunacy

Indeed, investors have learned to ignore the lunacy and approach D.C. grandstanding with a certain amount of cynicism.

My mother's lunacy, subsequent disease, and death, had imposed upon me obligations and cares little suitable to my sex and age.

We have now traced step by step the remarkable progress effected in the asylum care of our lunacy population.

Lunacy also was unknown among them, and such a thing as suicide no native can possibly grasp or understand.

These suggestions of the Committee have not yet borne fruit, but will, no doubt, be of service in future lunacy legislation.

A German revolution may destroy it; a small group of lunacy commissioners may fold it up and put it away.