They get mad, end conversations and interpret this as their parents' inability to handle things.
The early signs of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease a rare, incurable brain disorder best known for its connection to mad cow disease are difficult to interpret.
Of course, both "Mad Men" and "The Sopranos" deserve to be in the television pantheon, but I have to admit, I'm hoping "Mad Men" ends on a note that we can interpret as at least somewhat hopeful.
MAD constructed and interpreted sequence alignments and phylogenetic trees and helped conceive the evolutionary model.
He's mad he wins Grammies, mad he sells records, mad everyone thinks he lived in an igloo in Vermont for a winter or some shit, mad his nonexistent Special Feelings get interpreted by legions of fans as their own nonexistent Special Feelings.
But for the folks at Shakespeare & Company, the invaluable and indefatigable 28-year-old troupe that prides itself on clarity in interpreting the canon, the answer is obvious: Of course, Hamlet is mad — but mad as a hornet, not as a hatter.
AZ and EA carried out interpreting the data and writing the manuscript; PFM, RPM, MAD, MEC, MELP and SM carried out data acquisition and reviewing statistical analysis.
Izzard approached Reepicheep as less camp and more of a bloodthirsty assassin with a sense of honour (a cross between Mad Max and a Stormtrooper from Star Wars): Izzard interpreted Reepicheep as someone whose family was killed by the Telmarines.
Girardi is still mad about losing his Class AA catcher, Francisco Cervelli, for 12 weeks because of a slide he interpreted as dirty by the Rays' Elliot Johnson last Saturday.
One pollster interprets this to mean that most Americans across the political spectrum harbor a "pre-revolutionary" sentiment - meaning, they're mad as hell that our democracy is dysfunctional, but don't know what to do about it.
