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ROLLER COASTER

ROLLER COASTER
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to better and worsen-a person gets better, gets worse, gets better, gets worse. The term was derived from the name of an amusement park ride that rises and then plunges steeply.(1) (verb) to go up and down like a roller coaster, an amusement park ride consisting of a small railroad that moves along a high, sharply winding trestle with steep inclines that produce sudden, speedy plunges for its passengers. (2) (noun) a case that betters then worsens. The person is doing well or he is not doing well, and then is doing well, and then is not doing well. That is a roller coaster. And when he is not doing well he is sometimes ill. A roller coaster is always connected to a suppressive person and will not get steady gain until the suppressive is found on the case.a case that betters then worsens. The person is doing well or he is not doing well, and then is doing well, and then is not doing well. That is a roller coaster. And when he is not doing well he is sometimes ill. A roller coaster is always connected to a suppressive person and will not get steady gain until the suppressive is found on the case.a case that betters then worsens. The person is doing well or he is not doing well, and then is doing well, and then is not doing well. That is a roller coaster. A roller coaster is always connected to a suppressive person.to better and worsen-a person gets better, gets worse, gets better, gets worse. The term was derived from the name of an amusement park ride that rises and then plunges steeply.