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His video clips became full-blown mixes, stylized and coordinated with backbeats and rhythms.

This touch of ignominy became full-blown farce when Wilson's girlfriend's father came across the author's journals.

He spent years, for example, trying to get people to pay attention to the failures of the rating agencies before the crisis became full-blown.

With him, as well as with several other artists as colleagues, the enthusiasm became full-blown; it was given a rather metaphysical name, Indian Space Painting.

She became his complaisant partner for life and, in 1928, his second wife, apparently indulgent of his extravagant and libertine ways, as well as his alcoholism, which became full-blown in the early nineteen-thirties.

Consternation greeted the London première of "Seven Jewish Children," in early 2009, and the consternation became full-blown outrage when the play came to the New York Theatre Workshop.

10 P.M. (Travel) ADAM RICHMAN'S FANDEMONIUM This new series scours the country for culture gatherings for superfans, whose hobbies have become full-blown obsessions.

The record is loaded with innocent little choruses that soon become full-blown earworms – Tessellate and Breezeblocks, both released as singles, even made it on to Radio 1.

It is possible, but far from guaranteed, that they will become full-blown alcoholics, drinking compulsively despite serious consequences like deteriorating job performance and withdrawal symptoms.

What begins as a comic device becomes a vehicle for Sam's paranoia and eventually his slide into madness, as the voices he hears drown out reality and his flights of fancy become full-blown hallucinations.

In Mr. Frazier's 1997 novel, what was in Thoreau a sense of wistful tardiness has become full-blown nostalgia -- our nostalgia, for a world that never entirely existed -- and that surely helps account for the huge popularity of the book.