These days, Avi Lewis looks very much like the product of his family, but this was not always so. "I rebelled furiously, but without rebelling in the most hurtful way, which would have been to rebel politically," he says.
Italians, who have one of the world's highest auto-ownership rates -- 32 million cars for 57 million people -- love to drive, and Romans are particularly passionate about their cars, which they tend to operate fast, furiously and without much deference to rules.
Channeling his inner Queen of Hearts, John McCain furiously, and apparently without even looking around at facts, said Chris Cox, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, should be decapitated.
George Will described this as: "Channeling his inner Queen of Hearts, John McCain furiously, and apparently without even looking around at facts, said Chris Cox, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, should be decapitated".
They were doing it by shoveling the entire street in front of them — two or three of them furiously working the snow, without gloves, then laying the blankets they use to protect furniture in front of the van's tires and creeping forward.
Hardly a day goes by without something going furiously viral on the internet rage machine, whether it's Richard Dawkin's rather shonky grasp of contemporary memetics, something Melanie Phillips has said on Question Time, or perhaps, a skeleton tumbling abruptly from an X Factor contestant's closet.
Then, "suddenly and without warning," global investors furiously dumped their bonds.
If you can survive that wave, without losing ground, paddle furiously to outside to escape the next wave - you will be in good position.
The world has since changed, and Democrats are furiously divided over how to ease inequality without constricting growth (see article).
