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Although nomination fights are not unusual -- the Senate rejected more than a quarter of all Supreme Court nominees in the 19th century -- it was not until the spectacles of the failed nomination of Robert H. Bork in 1987 and the Clarence Thearingsina Hill hearings in 1991 that they became all-out, multimillion-dollar campaigns.

The dread became all-out terror.

Little arguments with my husband became all-out screaming matches, with me doing most of the screaming, followed by self-loathing, followed by loud, dramatic sobs that I just couldn't control.

For decades, many people have assumed that a nuclear war would automatically become all-out, catastrophic war, the destruction of humanity.

With the handover of sovereignty fast approaching, concern is rising that today's well-armed insurgency will become all-out civil war.

My mother was an unknowing soldier in what had become all-out guerrilla combat.

As the debate over health care reform becomes all-out warfare between parties and within the Democratic party, Congress will adjourn shortly for its August recess with many of the key questions unresolved.

Gessen hoped Western pressure in recent months would help change the course of Russia's crackdown on its LGBT citizens, but now she believes that that's not going to happen, and that it's time for Russian LGBT people to flee the country to escape what she says has now become "all-out war" against LGBT people in Russia.

We were spoilt and nights out became all-you-could-eat scene buffets.

It has become an all out effort to be as entertaining as possible.

Of course, you can go all-out and become best friends with the hilarious hire shop in town, spending a fortune in the process.