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The candidates embarked on a final frenzy of campaigning.

To extend the chess metaphor that's been running through Lost, it felt like we were watching one of those endgames where pieces are dropping left, right and centre, jumping around the board in a final frenzy of sacrifice and bloodshed before the final checkmate.

IN THE final frenzy of her campaign for Australia's general election on August 21st Julia Gillard, the prime minister, criss-crossed the whole continent in less than a day.

As the end of "Lost" approaches — an extravaganza that will stretch from Sunday night into Monday morning on ABC — the natural urge is to join in the final frenzy of speculation.

Most of the bad investments now shaking the financial world seem to have been made in the final frenzy of the housing bubble, or even after the bubble began to deflate.

The Republican presidential candidates have entered the final frenzy of campaigning before Tuesday's Iowa caucuses, the first major contest in the fight for the party's nomination to take on Barack Obama for the White House.

Launching apps that track the movements of paid canvassers and organizing poetry slams to build camaraderie in field offices, the Clinton operation is in the final frenzy of assembling some of the most sophisticated campaign infrastructure ever.

During a final collective frenzy, the town's asymmetric square, overflowing with thousands of dancing revelers, was invaded by masked demons, known as Plens.

Most writing about Plath is devoted to the bleak tableau of her final days in her dank London flat, when her separation from a philandering Hughes precipitated a frenzy of her darkest and most inspired poems.

It ended over the final weekend before Christmas with a frenzy of desperation sales with as much as 70percentt off that failed to save the season for most retailers.

A dung heap is a frenzy of shoving and shovelling.