Three months later, production is still stuck below one million barrels a day, and the main reason is the rampant looting and disorder that struck the industry in the weeks after the war ended.
In an era of chronic ear infections, widespread iPod use and rampant attention-deficit disorders, school officials have embraced the microphones for mainstream classrooms, pointing to research suggesting that all children learn better when they hear instruction loud and clear.
With morbid, salty vigor — and plenty of side scribbles and cartoons — Earl described fights with her single mom, rampant horniness, eating disorders, and the O.C.D. and self-harm that landed her in treatment.
"It was like a doctor dealing with a city that wasn't well," he says of his first tenure, when crime and disorder was rampant.
On average, 18 veterans commit suicide every day, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is rampant among veterans who've seen combat, according to CBS Chicago.
In the movie world, where rampant egos and personality disorders are often entirely compatible with success, these two qualities are often mutually exclusive, but not in Boyle's case.
Even in the absence of a sufficient database, I can't imagine that the extent of psychopathologies among wild animals comes close to how rampant PTSD and other disorders are among captive animals whose lives have been highly compromised by humans by being forced to live in highly unnatural conditions in unnatural social groups".
But many psychiatrists, pediatricians, family doctors and school officials fear that if validated, sensory processing disorder could become rampant — a vague diagnosis that could stick insurers and strapped school districts with enormous bills for unproven therapies.
When Chicago blogger Katie Driscoll learned that her fetus carried the chromosome for Down syndrome, she quickly realized that unfair stereotypes of the disorder still ran rampant.
Eating disorders were not yet rampant.
