As the game wore on, as the tension grew, the noise became more fevered, more feral.
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As the negotiations blunder on and the deadline draws nearer, such talk will become only more fevered.
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But it turned out that the trove was "not authentic," the report says, prompting a more fevered search.
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"We have observed a more fevered pitch in the kinds of calls that we received from voters," Ms. Clarke said.
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It is doubtful that the equity market would cyclically peak before the retail-investor enthusiasm for stocks had reached a more fevered pitch.
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In fact, Republicans became even more fevered, not only obstructing Obama but becoming more extreme in their racial politics, paving the way for Trump.
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Often cancer appears to reverse the natural course of things, by taking mature cells, disciplined in form and function, and returning them to a more fevered, inchoate state.
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Most of the film, though, is a more fevered affair, and Lee would contend, I guess, that the sober approach will no longer suffice—that the age we inhabit is too drunk on its own craziness.
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The massive leak of President Trump's private schedules, which dropped yesterday in the weekly Axios Sneak Peek newsletter, set off internal finger-pointing and speculation more fevered than any since the New York Times' anonymous op-ed.
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More than that, however, the weekend is a chance for all four leagues to showcase their wares to a global audience in the continuing — and ever more fevered — battle to win both fans and sponsors across the world.
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Her work feels especially timely at a moment when race relations in the US are reaching an all-time low even as the discourse around them — fanned by the souped-up circulation of images, false stories, and inflammatory language on social media — soars to an ever-more-fevered pitch.
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