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The Globes have been fraught with more than the usual awards-season tension, as the ceremony's backers remain squared off in a lawsuit.
"I don't think there has been a property in all of Long Island that has been fraught with more controversy or political battles than this stretch of beach," said Town Councilman Steve Fiore-Rosenfeld, whose district includes West Meadow Beach.
The history of adjunctive treatments for severe sepsis has been fraught with more failures than successes.
For fans of the beloved Star Wars series, the emotional fallout of Disney's $4 billion dollar purchase of LucasFilm on Tuesday has been fraught with more angst than a middle schooler's fanfiction.
These moves, along with a $30 billion credit line to help JPMorgan Chase take over the failing Bear Stearns, is fraught with more than financial risk.
But his portrait of what it was like to grow up in the Kennedy clan is fraught with more unhappiness and anxiety than that of earlier biographers... Robert Kennedy, on his own, left no great legislative legacy, founded no great institution, led no great movement.
Managing production in China from NYC proved to be incredibly difficult, time-consuming, and was fraught with more issues than we could have imagined.
However, the peace conference has been fraught with communication and more importantly structural misunderstanding on the part of both Taliban and U.S. negotiating teams which has caused rupture in the peace negotiating process.
For a novice like me ("Tell me again, what does a stereo receiver do?" I asked my husband), the process can be fraught with even more peril.
It was a transparent manoeuvre then (I voted yes to Europe as a port in a storm without illusions) and is fraught with far more uncertainty now.
