A decade ago, Raeburn's 11-year-old son was hospitalized for repeated outbreaks of rage; three years later, his 12-year-old daughter attempted suicide.
One wife keeps a secret diary of her husband's outbreaks of rage, charting how a once polite and loving man descends into a screaming tyrant ("I'm going to break every knuckle of your consciousness") before she flees their home with her child.
This includes confrontations and fights over just about anything (outbreaks of rage and episodes of extreme anger are common with increased usage of steroids), an increase in "reckless driving," bravado, and domineering the opposite sex.
Not for the first time in history — and not just American history — fear itself is at the root of a rabid outbreak of populist rage against government, minorities and conspiratorial "elites".
Regardless of your decision at the end of the previous game, it presents a society racked by dread of biomechanical augmentations following a remotely triggered outbreak of psychotic rage among those with implants.
Before Edward's regiment, the 17th Kentucky, left camp at Calhoun where they enrolled, an outbreak of measles "raged through the camp like some attacking army".
In contrast to the expression of RAGE in RAGE +/+ mice, no RAGE protein was detected in the lungs of RAGE-/ mice.
Instead, outbreaks of "queue rage" are becoming common and tolerance levels are rapidly dwindling, according to David Stewart-David.
In a sport where outbreaks of steroidal rage are not uncommon, it was probably wise he had the courage to be cautious.
Instead of Colorado, it's set in Vancouver, Canada, not renowned for its outbreaks of homicidal rage, but Coupland's hometown and the place that I went to meet him.
