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But this Sherlock has also been periodically confined to an asylum by her own brother (Sean Fortunato) – reflecting how readily intelligent women then and now are marginalized as mad hysterics.
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His swerving blast from 30 yards sailed past Hugo Lloris into the French net to send the heavily Argentine crowd into hysterics.
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Carlos Vela calmly struck the ensuing penalty kick to the left of goalkeeper Jo Hyeon-woo, sending the crowd into hysterics and huge quantities of beer into the air above the stands.
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Kutcher’s one-time local football hero returns to his family’s struggling Colorado ranch to help his partying brother, Masterson’s Rooster, and his crotchety father, Sam Elliott’s Beau; hysterics do not ensue.
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Reed played just 27 minutes, but hit his first two shots, sending the Madison Square Garden into hysterics.
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Earlier that day, as the team prepared for its game against the Yard Goats in Hartford, Guerrero sent the internet into hysterics, but not with a home run.
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So a few days before the retreat, before the article online sent Sedona into hysterics and threatened to derail everything, Brent went to see his guru.
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Long's raspy and off-key version — which aired on TV Tuesday, but was recorded in November while Long and classmates were in New York on a school trip — sent the audience into hysterics.
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First Known Use of hysteric
1751
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