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The marshals, cleared of wrongdoing in May, shot Alpizar because he suffered a conniption fit linked to his bipolar disorder. He was inarguably the central focus of the series, its fulcrum--even though he spent so much of his time just standing around in the kitchen or the living room with his hands in his pockets, as Irene Ryan or Max Baer or Donna Douglas had conniptions over some foolishness or other. He created a black budget for the bomb that would have sent his generals into conniptions had they only known about it. |
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conniption - a display of bad temper; "he had a fit"; "she threw a tantrum"; "he made a scene"