Perhaps that advice was excessive, but considering the many different traffic patterns, erratic driving habits and electronic distractions, maybe not.
The signature symptoms, he said, are bowel pain, inflammation and erratic bowel habits, in children who also begin to show the usual mental symptoms of autism.
By exposing young children to erratic dieting habits, parents may be putting them at risk for eating disorders or a lifetime of chronic dieting.
In Lorraine Hansberry's text, Walter Lee Younger is described as "a lean, intense young man in his middle 30's, inclined to quick nervous movements and erratic speech habits".
Mr. Bloom had three other risk factors for clots: a long plane ride to Iraq, erratic eating habits that could have caused dehydration, and cramped sleeping space in Army vehicles.
He triumphed in the clubs and in big variety theatres; but by the mid-60s changing tastes and increasingly erratic professional habits brought him to the point where he was often performing for a bottle of whiskey, which he would consume during the course of the show.
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Add to that Trump's erratic Twitter habits and off-the-cuff statements that will almost certainly spook investors on a semi-regular basis and will make long-term investment less likely.
He just can't "shake his erratic campaign habits," Politico suggested, while The New York Times pointed to Trump's "anxiety" as a reason he needs to tell tall White House tales.
