Eventually, and perhaps inevitably, Trelkovsky internalizes his neighbors'view of him, and winds up totally alienated from himself : barking mad, in fact.
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The character is clearly barking mad and dangerous, yet the actor also makes him strangely lovable, suggesting a loneliness and an emotional need, which is deeply affecting,
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He is a member of the group Four Men and a Dog whose first album, " Barking Mad " won the Folk Roots best new album award in 1991.
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Afro Celt Sound System leader Simon Emmerson's fusion of African drums, Irish pipes, flutes, accordions and Gaelic voices has gotten him labeled barking mad in his native Britain.
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Given that Hinckle did not use the stronger words " psychotic " or " barking mad, " determine how much more he wants to be paid for his flackery.
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Some analysts think you'd be barking mad to invest in Thailand's sluggish economy, but a research house has sniffed out profits in one sector : dog-related businesses.
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Michael Heseltine, a former deputy prime minister and the man who forced Lady Thatcher's 1990 resignation, called the party's skeptical approach to Europe " barking mad ."
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Bemusement is the only position I have ever personally found on this that does not drive me barking mad ( something only the English talk about, is it ? ), or that I can really advise for anyone else.
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But, as the seasons faded away, as the Random House deadlines faded away, as the poor former president faded away, it became ever more apparent : the futile search for the inner Reagan had driven his biographer barking mad.
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"As ( normal ) human behavior ranges from rigid conformity at one end of the scale to utterly bizarre nonconformity at the other, how do we know whether someone is eccentric, quietly neurotic or completely barking mad ? " asks author Karl Shaw.
