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It was particularly fervent and open in its paganism and attracted Christian hostility.

William Hill spokesman Rupert Adams said Weller received hundreds of bets in "the space of about an hour and a half", saying that activity at their Birmingham branches was particularly fervent.

They are thought to be particularly fervent about trying to remake Iraq as a beacon of democracy and a country with a tilt toward Israel.

City health department and emergency officials have been particularly fervent about citywide disaster drills, she added, but "as prepared as we think we are we've never had a mock disaster drill where we carried patients downstairs.

The debate over privacy is particularly fervent in the field of online genealogy, where databases and family trees are copied freely, with or without the consent of the living individuals.

Devotion to the Magi was especially fervent in the Middle Ages.

Its efficacy is assured if the priest conducts the proper rite and has the proper qualifications of ordination and, perhaps, of ritual purity, regardless of whether he is particularly moral or fervent.

At last year's "Roskilde" festival, they were especially fervent.

They come to services at the compound on Saturday, the Davidians' sabbath, but their beliefs aren't particularly fervent, she said.

Australia's Tony Abbott is a particularly fervent supporter, even going so far - in a speech in Parliament House in front of William and Catherine - to declare with confidence that their son would one day be welcomed to Australia as King George VII.

Connie Hedegaard is a particularly fervent champion of these goals in the international arena.