Even if the real estate fever cools off, the big-box retailer should do fine.
Once baseball fever wore off, the club was faced with the reality that Denver is a football town.
Having put the sexuality back into Private Lives, he now visually redefines Hay Fever and pulls off the daring feat of suggesting that beneath the play's mockery of florid theatricality lies a vein of genuine emotion.
Many, in the past few days, have finally shaken off the fever of their own electoral ambitions, or whatever else was causing them to wrap their arms around Trump.
That's been the one heartening thing about this year: the antibodies have assembled themselves to try and fight off the fever that America's now in.
Similar to being in a sauna without raising your core body temperature, this localized "fever" may just kill off the offensive germs.
During September and October, the pure punk propulsion of Love's 'Seven and Seven Is', the Yardbirds' 'Happenings Ten Years Time Ago' and the Rolling Stones' 'Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?' rode the year's white line fever right off the rails.
In earlier Ebola outbreaks in Congo, Gabon, Sudan and the Ivory Coast, the fever died off after local authorities got help to finance and organize basic practices to keep family members, fellow hospital patients and health workers from touching Ebola patients.
Hold off the Kentucky Derby fever for Acceptance, a 3-year-old colt who had won all three of his races by impressive margins before Saturday's $250,000 California Cup Derby at Santa Anita.
