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Farmers who own New Zealand dairy cooperative Fonterra voted Thursday to sell its consumer business to French group Lactalis, a decision slammed by the country's foreign minister as "utter madness".

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I mean, it’s madness because think of the people who are so adversely affected.

The story began with the exclamation “Wheee!” and went on to say that “the market madness is as puzzling as it is exhilarating.”

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She needs drugs to stay sane, but their side effects—weight gain, spaciness—damage her social life and career prospects and make her almost long for the release of madness.

Since the start of all this madness, I’ve seen the left offer a rejoinder to the snowflake charge: the slogan “ICE Melts,” usually accompanied by a drawing of the action at hand.

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