In countries where the state has a weak or erratic presence, people often organise essential services through faith communities: the churches are the largest healthcare providers in sub-Saharan Africa.
The video goes erratic and numerous people screaming can be heard.
In communities with erratic water supplies, people have no choice other than to fill tanks with drinking water.
Amanda Bynes has been making headlines recently for her dangerous driving habits, and now her erratic behavior has people worried that something might be seriously wrong with the actress.
They "provided information about Cruz's gun ownership, desire to kill people, erratic behavior, and disturbing social media posts, as well as the potential of him conducting a school shooting".
Economists have argued that lingering economic stagnation has been responsible for changes in work environments and employment systems, making the lives of working age people erratic and stressful.
Of Mr. Jackson, he said, "the more time I spend in politics, the more I am amazed by people's erratic behavior".
The defibrillators, intended to protect people from erratic, potentially fatal heart rhythms, have been associated with at least six deaths, including that of a 21-year-old patient of the two cardiologists.
And it is risky for many people on erratic earnings.Christine Whitehead, a housing economist at the London School of Economics, cautions against unrealistic ambitions to raise the home-ownership rate, which, she says, is stabilising in several countries.
Some of these free-spending indigents may be fraudsters; others will be self-employed people with erratic incomes or relatively rich ones going through a lean patch.It is not only children who are poor, of course, but it is they, and pensioners, about whom the government cares most.
