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• But Daly laughed away a suggestion that her remarks verged upon despair.
• His overwhelming passion for St鰏slov?was sincere but verged upon self-destruction.
• The opposition alleges that this amendment was hidden in a way that verged upon electoral fraud.
• Goff was reassigned to the Bakara firefight after a dispute with a Ranger captain that verged upon violence.
• Instead, it amounts to, or verges upon, wp : wikihounding, in Orlady following me around and contesting, unproductively.
• In terms that verged upon the emotional, they said the high court must reject what they called Bush's strategy of deliberate delay.
• She furthermore attacked his theory that the " Hwicce " took their name from an Iron Age witch stirring a sacred cauldron, claiming that it " verges upon fantasy ."
• Although both the murder plot and the solution verge upon the impossible, Agatha Christie has contrived to make them appear quite convincing for the time being, and what more than that can a mystery addict desire ?"
• Not family life as one sees it, but the unseen, the deep emotional unseen, and in making his group when the sculptor found himself verging upon the seen that is, when he no longer felt the unseen he stopped.
• The sheer devilry of it verged upon the disgusting .  He expounded on his metaphor that henceforth the British must aim to be  Greeks in the Roman Empire, and according to Philip Goodhart s recollection almost knocked Butler off his chair with his expansive arm gestures.
• The first contingent of marchers left Glasgow on 26 September, The marchers had not received much in the way of media publicity on their way to London, but having reached the capital, " . . . they met an almost blanket condemnation as a threat to public order, verging upon the hysterical in the case of some of the more conservative press ".