My favourite is the chubby mustachioed nerd in the bottom right, fist punching the air in a paroxysm of ecstasy. |
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More backward employers have gone into a paroxysm of rage over the government's climbdown on pensions. |
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It took all my philosophy, all the religion I had been taught, all my courage, not to collapse in a paroxysm of fright. |
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The stasis climaxed in a paroxysm of killing during which the now-dominant democrats cornered and slaughtered their less numerous opponents. |
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She is charged with an extraordinary animal vitality and expresses a paroxysm of movement and emotion like one possessed. |
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Blind, horrible terror filled my heart and in a paroxysm of fear I lashed out. |
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I give Katie a goodbye hug, and I think she is shocked that her mother does not explode in a paroxysm of rage at such forbidden behavior. |
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His letters stirred Mr. Gladstone into a convulsive paroxysm of burning revolt against the barbarities they described. |
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And Washington could not have chosen a worse moment than now for a paroxysm of finger-pointing. |
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Months later Earl is still reliving the event in a paroxysm of fury, disgust, and hopeless longing. |
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The current global paroxysm is intense and alarming, but it is a tremor not an earthquake. |
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I haven't discussed the report here as it sends me into a paroxysm of despair but it is now irrefutable that the evidence against him was souped up. |
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The world today is caught in a paroxysm of violent upheaval. |
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Isaiah threw a pair of clean socks at my head in a paroxysm of vexation. |
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He thinks the protest is a paroxysm of rage that merely reveals the underlying weakness of his opponents. That infuriates France's unions. |
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The classical Malaria paroxysm with fever spikes, chills and rigours occurring at regular intervals are rare. |
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With such beliefs and practices, it is no longer a question of a conflict of cultures, but rather the culture of a paroxysm of madness. |
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The frictions had their paroxysm when it was time to name the party's candidate for the Presidency. |
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And now, in our contemporary world, migration is rising exponentially and is close to paroxysm. |
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Mr. Speaker, in the paroxysm of self-righteousness, which characterizes NDP policy, he has made a conclusion without having read the report. |
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In a paroxysm of satiated love, they celebrate a transforming relationship which is sealed forever and is stronger than death. |
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In the first paroxysm of his grief, Ingolfr exclaimed, that he could never more taste of joy. |
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But this resplendence of his wasn't quite the cause of my paroxysm. |
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About 7,000 Zulus were killed in the initial paroxysm of his grief, and for a year no crops were planted, nor could milk the basis of the Zulu diet staple be used. |
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At this he shrieks with laughter, a paroxysm of stress and relief. |
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Besides, the instrumentalisation of the youth patriotic feeling by the Algerian government has reached its paroxysm during the African cup's qualification games. |
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Encouraging nationalism in a country as diverse as China, is dangerous and accordingly, would be the final paroxysm of a Party desperately seeking to revitalize its role and legitimacy. |
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The second, which is metered, presents a fugue subject which rises quickly to an expansive state before returning suddenly to the melodic discourse of the beginning and concluding in a paroxysm of closing chords. |
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Nothing mystical in these finely crafted melodies but rather rough an stunning emotion, taken to its paroxysm like the amazing chant of the uprooted ones. |
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You've produced this redolent oxyphonia in me, this mysterious paroxysm of wicked albuminuria. |
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Now, when the first paroxysm of your grief is past, I would advise you to come with me, and we will never rest till the Corn Laws are repealed. |
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The slightest effort made the patient cough. He would stand leaning on a stick and holding a hand to his side, and when the paroxysm had passed it left him shaking. |
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