81.   Just like the high-tech world, the distributed energy business may find the stock market a place of steep mood swings.

82.   Jackson was one of the most chronically ill presidents in U.S. history, a sufferer of kidney disease and gunshot wounds, who endured severe mood swings.

83.   Last year, his medical condition was diagnosed as manic-depressive, and he was put on medication for his mood swings.

84.   Late last year, she began having mood swings, he said, and this February, she began to talk of suicide.

85.   Known for his rages, promiscuity and mood swings, he also was capable of great kindness and loyalty.

86.   Like Diana, other patients have used Prozac to tame wild mood swings that range from passive gloom to almost instantaneous rage.

87.   Like a patient struggling with mood swings, Mexico went far toward controlling its habitual end-of-term depressions by just acknowledging that they existed.

88.   Living with a genius father who refused to earn a living and suffered crushing mood swings, Louisa May got an early taste of poverty and dysfunctional family life.

89.   Like thousands of Arizonans, they struggle at times to have normal, loving, productive lives against mood swings and confusion that can strike with devastating suddenness.

90.   Luci Johnson said she views gravely that mood swing in American ideology.