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I could have sworn, before asking, that Doug (as he likes to be called) had spent long nights on video-games and their programming, so acute are the book's observations on pixellated characters and fantasy language.

While liberal activists – where disappointment and anger with Obama is acute – are far from representative of Middle American voters, they do provide the key organisation for "get out the vote" action on election day.

Especially acute are painstaking drawings of odd objects — a camera tripod, heaped erasers, samurai armor — which appeal less to vision than to touch, as if they were excavated by hand from pictorial space.

"When the symptoms are described as being severe and acute, are they different?" As media-induced panic spreads, many reach for their surgical masks; a serene few reach for their dictionaries.

The cases where this is perhaps most acute are in cities where people are not entirely dependent to their cars.

We hypothesize that a substantial proportion of odontoid fractures assumed to be acute are actually chronic injuries and have a high rate of late displacement resulting in neurologic injury.

How acute is this crisis?

The reason it is so acute is because of the stage we are at.

"Acute is sharp, and then eroded is an earth metaphor," she said.

One reason the debate has become so acute is the success of TSG Hoffenheim.

Particularly acute is the separation from grandchildren that can occur as a result of the rift.