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"Durbar" may not qualify as one, but the book's fly-on-the wall details mean it is being devoured by readers from India's social and political elite nonetheless.

The petitions flap removed from the spotlight, briefly, the inconsequential tale of Mr. Emanuel's residency status that is being devoured by the news media.

ON THE WAR IN IRAQ AND OTHER PERCEIVED ASSAULTS ON ISLAM: "The ummah [global Muslim community] is watching while Iraq is being devoured.

That is hyperbolic because it implies that the party is so riddled with a voracious disease that it is being devoured by it.

Today, twice as much land in Canada is being devoured by fires as in the 1970s and that will double or quadruple again in the decades to come.

The grasses are as dry as matchsticks and any good grass is being devoured by horses and deer that are coming out of the mountains because they, too, are starving.

The boreal forests of Canada and Russia are being devoured by beetles.

One of the central beams, it turned out, was being devoured by termites.

His comics were being devoured by a wide and eager audience, and he was honing his craft.

"The Labour party now find themselves surprised that they are being devoured by the nationalist tiger," he said.

This Easter, while the hot-cross scones are being devoured at Violet, my husband and I are spending time in Joshua Tree, in the Californian desert.