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He does so by fostering Farishta's pathological jealousy and thus destroying his relationship with Allie.
Recurrence of pathological jealousy in adult life can sometimes be traced to unresolved conflicts in childhood.
Brian d'Arcy James captures Burrs'pathological jealousy.
Barwick claimed that from 1898 Mathews'contradicted, ridiculed or ignored'the'careful ethnographic reports'of Howitt for whom he had an'almost pathological jealousy '.
Sally's attitude is revealed as pathological jealousy, which is resolved by her parents leaving her infant sister behind to visit her.
Shipp said Simpson thought that, at the most, perhaps one of the traits could apply to him : " Pathological jealousy ."
A running joke is the way Pinchwife's pathological jealousy always leads him into supplying Margery with the very type of information he wishes her not to have.
"And that's exactly what the prosecution will be arguing in this case . . . that Mr . Simpson's motive was pathological jealousy and the inability to let go, " he said.
But both anecdotal evidence and at least one study published in the Journal of American Medican indicate that pathological jealousy, fostered by a recent break-up, heighten the chances that a murder-suicide will occur.
Sheridan's featherweight plot involves two pairs of young lovers, each pair perfectly matched but for the dizzy romantic caprices of one of the ladies and the pathological jealousy of one of the beaus.
Shipp, a self-described friend of Simpson's and a former police officer, asserted he once showed domestic violence information to Simpson who agreed that he might possess one of the traits of an abusive spouse _ pathological jealousy.