When reporting to have fever, patients were more likely to consume antibiotics (p = 0,012).
"I was consumed by a fever to be famous, even infamous," she wrote.
Ms. Ramsay, who also wrote the script, is wholly consumed with filmmaking fever, and her touchstones are evident: "Ratcatcher" could be "The 400 Blows" as directed by Ken Loach.
His downward emotional spiral would continue as he traveled from India to Amsterdam, where he became physically frail and consumed by a fever.
New safety standards addressing vehicle aggressivity and rollover, plus updated fuel-economy standards covering S.U.V.'s and other light trucks, are overdue regulatory solutions, essential to restore balance to an automotive marketplace now consumed by "luxury fever" run amok on the road.
In that movie, the third part of the trilogy that included "L'Avventura" and "La Notte," the world is consumed with stock-market fever.
Even if there were bells and whistles, no one would have heard them From Johannesburg to Cape Town, South Africa is being consumed by World Cup fever.
The charge against Blair is not so much that he acted illegally and immorally (though he did) as that he hitched his wagon to a US administration of swivel-eyed fanatics, consumed by a messianic fever and utterly ignorant of the realities of one of the most complex regions in the world.
Dieudonné's anti-Semitism draws more from the left tradition: his attacks on Jewish capitalism mimic the worst tics of French socialism (even the revered socialist leader Jean Jaurès once wrote that the Jewish race "is consumed by a sort of fever for profit when it is not by the fever for prophesy").
All of them, writers and would-be writers, were consumed with a sort of fever over this process of writing and being published; some of the would-bes seemed to hope that by rubbing up close enough against the published ones they might catch something.
