aberrational

"We had no reason to think it was anything but an aberrational act."

A check of the 1987 group shows, on the other hand, what an aberrational year it was.

"Totally aberrational from what you thought of as traditional American politics."

I think this is aberrational activity and that the market will be back."

"It screams out that this was aberrational behavior," he said.

But the Athletics have put that aberrational year out of their minds - they hope.

The pollsters may have been less aberrational, but they were every bit as helpful.

But mostly, Barkley's reaction was considered aberrational, something only he could or would do.

"The rules have become all but aberrational," she said.

He's meant to be adolescent, to show you at 16 that the fun house of your own psyche is not aberrational.

"We try to create a price scale not aberrational according to what everybody else is doing," said Michael David.

In its legal filings, the city said any excesses were aberrational acts.

"Particularly on a reporting violation," he said in an interview today, "it does seem aberrational."

"We have to protect tenants against aberrational increases and still make the owners whole.

Now we'd like to dismiss this tragedy as the aberrational act of a lone nut.

Most telling, it doesn't wash given the aberrational increase in home runs over the past decade.

"It's aberrational because of all the different life styles.

According to the advocates, Marisol's experience was "neither unusual nor aberrational."

It was so aberrational it turned the game into a farce."

In short, nothing that would result in aberrational behavior."

But you did not make clear that these decisions have deep constitutional roots and are not at all radical or aberrational.

They carry more weight when they are aberrational .

"Therefore, I say it is sudden and aberrational."

But the problem is bigger than the allegedly "aberrational" Irangate.

The collective records of the various sumo stables are similarly aberrational.