Both Uses of "erratic" in "Identical, by Ellen Hopkins"

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erratic
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Identical, by Ellen Hopkins
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Only this time, Mick's erratic driving draws unwanted attention.†
Chpt 17. *

erratic = irregular or unpredictable
Become erratic, stutter, t-t-tock.†
Chpt 38.

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(1) (erratic)
irregular or unpredictable
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)