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Nearly frantic, the Merissa narrative nonetheless coheres.
This fear is countered by an unshakable, nearly frantic faith in wealth.
Hollywood has been nearly frantic for more than six months amid threats that the entertainment industry would be hobbled by the dual strikes.
The program began with a rousing, nearly frantic account of the orchestral entr'acte from Act IV of "Carmen," then segued into the spirited quintet from Act II, in which the Gypsies plot their next act of smuggling.
I spent hours trying to trick my son into saying something, nearly frantic with a worry that felt jagged and unformed, with no beginning or end.
I made a final plea for him to lose the earring, nearly frantic because suddenly I felt the stakes were very high.
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Faiza was the most frantic.
The woman was almost frantic.
This year, July and early August have been nearly as frantic as the busiest periods of the regular season.
Now we've got the point where it's not nearly that frantic on a day-to-day basis and things have gotten a lot calmer.
For nearly six frantic weeks until today, the search for seven heavily armed escapees from a maximum-security prison in Texas had gone nowhere, an endless trail of useless tips and fruitless leads that led investigators from Mexico to Mississippi to New York City.
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