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Despite Kristoff's fevered attempts to tell the other trolls about the situation, they immediately break into song, cutting into any tension the scene should have had.
In the fevered nationalism of World War I, Congress refused to seat Socialist Victor Berger after he won a seat in 1918.
Source: https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2023/04/06/tennessee-expulsion-future-democrats-00090911
Phillip's extraordinary statement concludes weeks of increasingly fevered speculation in both the TV industry and the wider country about the future of his career, following his sudden departure from the This Morning sofa earlier this month.
The fevered theorizing is quite impressive, even by today’s standards.
Source: https://nypost.com/2023/05/20/daniel-penny-is-not-a-vigilante-but-the-left-cant-stop-pretending/
THE mere mention of the name Bansky, the graffiti artist whose identity has provoked fevered speculation, is enough to cause excitement.
Source: https://www.newsandstar.co.uk/news/23479864.carlisle-company-bringing-banksys-back-life/?ref=rss
The posts have since sparked a fevered debate online as some parents brand drinkers 'irresponsible' - but other mums and dads say booze is absolutely necessary to drown out screaming children.
The US is trying hard to preserve its relevance, as its fevered efforts to get Europe into North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) against Russia shows.
Source: http://southasiajournal.net/post-ukraine-war-eurasian-security-needs-india-eu-to-pilot-the-change/