waywardness

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• Finau won that event Monday on the first playoff hole when Cameron Smith was undone by a wayward drive.

• For a start, they only detected errors and didn’t actually test out the process for correcting wayward qubits.

• In the future, the astronomers hope to understand how these wayward worlds acquired their odd orbits.

• I do not wish to be put through any wayward maneuvering, and I am certainly not interested in a romantic relationship with you.

• Still, Suggs would be a dream addition for a wayward franchise that hasn’t won a playoff series since 2004 and has struggled to develop a young core in recent years.

• It was an intimate and somber plea, like a parent opening an intervention with a wayward child.

• How about the man who created her—a lover of women who lived with a wife, his lover, their children, and a wayward librarian?

• The story of a wayward anesthesia trainee who took a near fatal dose of fentanyl hit the news this week.

• Not to worry, Bob, those wayward thoughts are portals of discovery for an interviewer.

• A regal few were spiritual counselors, like Weberman, bringing wayward kids and teens back from the brink of ruined lives.

• But agitation unlocks wayward fancies and sends them scurrying inopportunely across the very foreground of the mind.

• Mariamne had grown more fantastic, and capricious, and wayward than ever.

• A large stone set in a secure place surely is a better boundary than a wayward stream whose course is changed by every freshet.

• Observe the wayward boy whose chief inheritance is a wild, wilful nature.