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• But over two-plus quarters of a fearsomely competitive game?
• Gras double, sauteed tripe, is often fearsomely fatty.
• The battle between Siegmund and Hunding is fearsomely physical.
• It produced an intense high for a short time, and was fearsomely addictive.
• Once stark and fearsomely vacant, the area is now a thriving singles scene.
• The action is set in Cambridge, England, and the scenes ring fearsomely true.
• The " fearsomely difficult " violin concerto was revived in 2013 in Ealing, London.
• In a week, Japan sat astride an Eastern empire as fearsomely as Hitler reigned over Europe.
• Many of the languages have " fearsomely complex " phonologies that make comparison with poor data difficult.
• While Saddam's security forces are fearsomely effective, there are hundreds of thousands of discontented Iraqis.
• While secular courts often treated suspects ferociously, Dominicans gained a reputation as some of the most fearsomely innovative torturers in medieval Spain.
• But Indian people, including the Yurok of the region, were there then, and they must have felt the ground shuddering fearsomely.
• But note that IBM's elegant Butterfly Thinkpad models, once fearsomely expensive, are being phased out and offered at steep discounts.
• And his abysmal March 29 showing against the fearsomely forgettable Vaughn Bean, which aired on Showtime, ranks as one of the dullest bouts ever.
• He says he admired Charlie Chaplin's films for years, but found the actor and director " a fearsomely cruel man " in person.
• It arises fearsomely from the sexual tensions in the household, which Roth underscores with many scenes in which the characters are unself-consciously naked, unsettling one another.
• As McKellen performs the savage dance of the play's title, it is a fearsomely brutal activity, a physical lashing out at all obstacles real and spectral.
• The group released maps showing how Arab towns and villages were hemmed in by Jewish settlements and a network of roads leading to them, making territorial negotiations fearsomely difficult.
• Both could be fearsomely demanding deities, and a famous colossal image of Coatlicue, not in the show, has to be one of the scariest sculptures on Earth.
• The edition at IMSLP of Charles-Valentin Alkan's " Scherzo-focoso " ( Op . 34 ) is fearsomely difficult to read at times.