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The Dodgers’ road to success is clear: more of the starters, less of the erratic relievers, and less need to lean on Glasnow and Sheehan in an unfamiliar role.

Farmers are already grappling with longer dry spells, heat waves, and erratic weather patterns.

From Salon

Her erratic behavior had cost her jobs, and she had been treated for mental illness numerous times.

Cabin manager co-workers later found him at the bottom of the stairs "dishevelled, pale, sweaty and erratic".

From BBC

Redford’s presence at the festival was erratic, and at times shadowy, as not to eclipse the festival’s filmmakers.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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