| If everything is neatly perendinated, give up and go, as eleutheromania bites hardest when the working day is nearly done. |
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| The turf was truly Irish in its eleutheromania, it would not burn behind bars. |
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| The disease of eleutheromania is an ethical disease with political overtones since it means craving for freedom, and trying to get it at any cost. |
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| You can get out of any dull social event by explaining ruefully to your host that you'd love to stay but just happen to be suffering from a touch of eleutheromania and must be excused. |
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| Eleutheromania may be defined as the instinct to throw off not simply outer and artificial limitations, but all limitations whatsoever. |
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