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• Madrid franticly searched for a win to secure a spot in the second round.
• Madrid franticly tried to close the gap through the rest of the match, but Parma maintained calm and control.
• Her appeal to Clinton comes as the president works franticly in his final days, making changes by executive order.
• Television footage showed policemen franticly waving scared people away and the images minutes later of a red Renault 18 blowing up and setting on fire.
• With Brugge franticly searching for a win to secure a second-round place, Riquelme's 63rd-minute strike came against the run of play.
• In BC, most of our overall grades came from " provincials " ( the big final exams ) so just prepare franticly for those right before they start.
• Tropical Storm Jeanne strengthened Tuesday as islanders in the U . S . territory of Puerto Rico franticly bolted their colonial doors, prepared to evacuate from lowlying areas and rushed to supermarkets to buy supplies.
• Tropical Storm Jeanne strengthened as islanders in the U . S . territory of Puerto Rico franticly bolted the doors of their colonial homes, prepared to evacuate from lowlying areas and rushed to supermarkets to buy supplies.
• Tropical Storm Jeanne strengthened Tuesday as islanders in the U . S . territory of Puerto Rico franticly bolted the doors of their colonial homes, prepared to evacuate from lowlying areas and rushed to supermarkets to buy supplies.
• The lyrics are basically summed up in the first four lines of the song & the other 2 verses were franticly written when Dale & Kev only had 20mins to write them when a singer was due to audition ( elaborated below ).
• Major Japanese newspapers reported that the Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan Ltd ., once a mainstay of Japanese industrial policy, was franticly searching for a white knight after its stock plunged Friday following a downgrade by Moody's Investors Services.
• Headlines in Saturday morning newspapers blared that the Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan Ltd ., once a mainstay of Japanese industrial policy, lacked the strength to writeoff its 1.4 trillion yen ( dlrs 10 billion ) in failed real estate loans and was franticly searching for a white knight.
• "As wild and hectic as it gets in the trading pit, it's nice to be able to chill out with the music, " said DeMarco, who may spend his days franticly focused on coffee, but at night, he has perfected the art of relaxation in the pubs with a pint and his fiddle.