| Most of the military rulers, along with the civilian leaders in power during the intermissions between the coups, have behaved like kleptomaniacs. |
| The kleptomaniacs partying as if the crash never happened is obscene when the clear blue water between the have-nots and have-yachts is creating two countries. |
| The last line, adapted from Coleridge, reminds us that we are never such kleptomaniacs as in our juvenilia. |
| Such individuals in these days of disguising bad deeds under grand names are euphemistically designated kleptomaniacs. |
| Research suggests that even with multiple convictions, kleptomaniacs typically battle the disorder for years. |
