Erratic
Both words in one sentence
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The Caligula: The Crackling Prince, a mad Aristos whose rule was so erratic and cruel that it led to widespread civil disorder.
Source: Literature / Aristoi -
It was by far the longest-surviving Mad knockoff, lasting in print form from 1958 until the 2000s, when a great deal of Executive Meddling reduced the mag to an erratic printing schedule and many of the original contributors left.
Source: Magazine / Cracked
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