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loose cannon |
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a loose cannon a person who cannot be completely trusted because their behaviour is sometimes strange or violent. He's seen as a loose cannon by other team members. If anyone's going to get into a fight, it'll be Pete. |
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With a loose cannon at the helm in North Korea, further "provocative" actions seem likely. Were I to write that book today I would call it The Biggest Loose Cannon in America and leave off the question mark. Democratic National Committee chair Howard Dean was himself considered a loose cannon who some say was pushed aside for the safer, more predictable John Kerry during the 2004 presidential election. |
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