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rail
(redirected from going off the rails)

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He is--at least in his own eyes--just another businessman trying to put his kids through college, support his aging mother, and keep his marriage from going off the rails.
And though a few of these sheets are nothing more than handwriting going off the rails, becoming incomprehensible before one's eyes, most have nothing to do with writing, and little to do with depiction.
 
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