A previous bitcoin craze hit a fever pitch in 2017.
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That's what really brought pro users to a fever pitch.
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The hype around autonomous vehicles is reaching a fever pitch.
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In fact, the Republican hostility is already at fever pitch.
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Under pressure from sanctions, discontent had reached a fever pitch.
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"Things are going to hit a fever pitch real soon."
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Concerns over lead contamination reached a fever pitch in 2015.
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Flu season usually doesn't hit fever pitch until around February.
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The fan theories surrounding Game of Thrones have reached fever pitch.
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That demeaning sentiment hit fever pitch over the past few months.
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"It's at a fever pitch and growing every year," she says.
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In 22011 in Trump's United States, it's reached a fever pitch.
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The political furor of the investigation was reaching a fever pitch.
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The disagreements have recently reached a fever pitch over North Korea.
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War fever appears to be hitting a fever pitch in Washington.
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Well, in true internet fashion, they've reached their weirdness fever pitch.
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Here, though, the challenges reached a fever pitch all at once.
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It's people like him that bring conversations to a fever pitch.
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Since the 85033 election, hypocrisy has been at a fever pitch.
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The sight of the soldiers brought the throng to fever pitch.
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Fans' devotion soared to fever pitch as the final game approached.
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The global battle over borders reached a fever pitch this year.
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The President's rhetoric against the whistleblower has reached a fever pitch.
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The oratory of the Muslim diaspora, meanwhile, quickly reached fever pitch.
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Get there in the morning before the crowds reach fever pitch.
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Fever Pitch My colleague Kellen recently brought to my attention the fact that there is a Fever Pitch other than the not so great baseball film starring Drew Barrymore and Jimmy Fallon, and it's about soccer.
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Fever pitch Tensions between the Trump administration and Europe are reaching a fever pitch ahead this month's NATO summit, on the heels of Trump's announcement of tariffs against European allies and his comments denouncing the transatlantic alliance.
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But Trump panic has reached a fever pitch, so here we are.
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Tax season may be reaching a fever pitch this President's Day Weekend.
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Now, tension both in her court and country reached a fever pitch.
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Regardless, buzz about the show and the brand reached a fever pitch.
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Collective anger about restrictive voter ID laws is reaching a fever pitch.
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Tamagotchi's popularity reached a fever pitch in the late 1990s before fading.
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In four European countries, World Cup mania is reaching a fever pitch.
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Outrage over the separations has been at a fever pitch for weeks.
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Policymakers' preoccupation with "winning the AI race" is reaching a fever pitch.
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Chaos at the White House reached a fever pitch two weeks ago.
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"We can't very well be at a fever pitch on everything," Sen.
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At one point, the show's fever pitch, he bellows into the mic.
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After his death, tensions between the two countries reached a fever pitch.
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Might the play feel more urgent now, in these fever-pitch times?
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Despite its endurance, it appears to be hitting fever pitch right now.
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The "hoax" narrative reached a fever pitch after Sandy Hook in 2012.
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The questions about Sessions have reached a fever pitch over the past week.
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Recently a sense of discontent seems to have reached fever pitch in Oakland.
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All the while, a shrill but ambient soundscape is mounting to fever pitch.
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The fever pitch of the current debate would suggest these are new phenomena.
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However, the racist encounters reached a fever pitch when she got to Memphis.
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With July 16 looming, GoT fans have hit something of a fever pitch.
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When either team goes on a promising run, their desperation reaches fever pitch.
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Meanwhile, non-Soviet life was roiling all around us at a fever pitch!
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Yet the lobbying battle over the legislation is already at a fever pitch.
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"Fever Pitch" soon became a movie , with Colin Firth in the Hornby role.
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With midterms quickly approaching, calls for voter registration are at a fever pitch.
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Political tensions 'at fever pitch' Claims of election rigging are commonplace in Pakistan.
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The national political and media fixation on the story reached a fever pitch.
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And concerns over gender-based violence in Bihar have reached a fever pitch.
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Earlier this week, tensions between the two economic superpowers reached a fever pitch.
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Tensions between the U.S. and China have reached fever-pitch in recent months.
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A few weeks into his presidency, I found support at near fever pitch.
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Demand for more diversity in its casting began to reach a fever pitch.
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Fame reached fever pitch Prince's sound was as unique and transfixing as he was.
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But the drama appears to have hit a fever pitch in the last month.
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" Then things reached a fever pitch when the "Work" singer answered, "I'm in Pit'z.
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It seems like the demand for unicorns has reached a fever pitch in 2017.
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At the same time, inflation is spiking and unrest is reaching a fever pitch.
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Indeed, fears for an Asian currency war hit fever-pitch after August's historic devaluation.
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Tax reform: Public dialogue on tax reform has yet to reach a fever pitch.
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Subway service in Santiago was promptly suspended Friday after protests reached a fever pitch.
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Pokémania hit a fever pitch in 1999, and the frenzy had a body count.
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New York (CNN)Nicki Minaj and Cardi B's feud has reached a fever pitch.
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"Since Trump was elected, the number coming has reached a fever pitch," he said.
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The battle over the Endangered Species Act has reached a fever pitch in Congress.
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Tuesday's incident comes as tensions between Iran and the United States have approached fever pitch.
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KING: In America right now the issue of race has reached fever pitch boiling point.
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Rumors hit a fever pitch in January when Razer bought the Nextbit Robin smartphone brand.
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But with political wrangling at a fever pitch, what will happen next is anyone's guess.
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Fears of Amazon taking over the world have reached a fever pitch in recent years.
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The stumbling comes as interest in Comey has reached a fever pitch inside the Capitol.
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Their efforts will reach a fever pitch on Black Friday and into the holiday stretch.
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Worries reached a fever pitch when Trump announced his choice for Army secretary, Mark Green.
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With tensions among Democrats at fever pitch, Hensarling's strategy could give the bill's critics ammunition.
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The topic has reached a new fever pitch with Supreme Court Justice Kennedy's impending retirement.
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Public uproar reached fever pitch, and Trump chose, of course, to further fuel the hysteria.
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Pretty Little Liars is coming back, and our anticipation is already at a fever pitch.
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But the movement never reached the fever pitch that it did in the United States.
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Still, tensions between the two economic superpowers reached a fever pitch earlier in the week.
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Awareness of the Amazon wildfires was already at a fever pitch, and the tweet exploded.
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The pushback to Trump's actions reached a fever pitch Wednesday afternoon, when Graham and Sen.
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Ted Cruz in November — just as speculation about a possible presidential run reached a fever pitch.
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Excitement about potential real estate development projects — still more rumor than fact — is at fever pitch.
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Now the blame-game has begun and Pakistani-Indian relations have reached fever pitch yet again.
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Emotions run at a fever pitch until your ruler Saturn ends a retrograde on the 13th.
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The hatred and fear of all things Russian has reached a fever pitch in America today.
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British politics is at fever pitch, and investors are struggling to navigate the blizzard of headlines.
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War tax resisting comes from a mindset that reached fever pitch in the '70s and '80s.
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British politics is at fever pitch and traders are struggling to navigate the blizzard of headlines.
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But the finger-pointing is now at a fever pitch in the world of cable news.
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They have studied techniques -- both human and technological -- for amplifying our anger to a fever pitch.
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Plenty of runners are whooping it up, too, as the party atmosphere reaches a fever pitch.
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The politics of immigration, now at a fever pitch in Washington, has a long sordid history.
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Beyond our urban campus, Wisconsin politics had been fever-pitch divisive for several years before 2016.
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Wall Street's first analyst to cover bitcoin never thought it would reach such a fever pitch.
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Game of Thrones anticipation has reached a fever pitch with the show's looming return this Sunday.
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The fever pitch of name-dropping blockchain technology appears to be behind us, according to Axios.
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The anti-Communist hysteria of the McCarthy era reached a fever pitch between 1950 and 1954.
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After Mr. Modi's overwhelming re-election in May, the Hindu nationalist campaign reached a fever pitch.
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By the following summer, in 2016, the buzz around Instant Pot had grown to a fever pitch.
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Criticism of white evangelicals has reached a fever pitch with the Trump administration, and not without reason.
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Bits The tech industry's battle with the United States government over encryption has reached a fever pitch.
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Is it just us, or have hair-color trends reached a fever pitch over the past year?
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But public anger remains at fever pitch and, perhaps more important, a general election looms in April.
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The issues that started bubbling up with the Famous video reach a fever pitch after the ESPYS.
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McGregor scaled the fence to join Lobov in the Octagon and forced the spectators to fever pitch.
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Trump tweets Outrage over President Trump's racist tweets about four Democratic congresswomen has reached a fever pitch.
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Venezuela Unrest in Venezuela reached a fever pitch at a parade meant to celebrate the country's independence.
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Speculation over OPEC's intentions has been running at a fever pitch, and whipsawed the price of crude.
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But this interpretation also begins the production at a fever pitch that can only sweat itself out.
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Among families across the states, awareness is at a fever pitch, and calls for action are plentiful.
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In his book Bikini Story, Patrik Alac writes that this reached a fever pitch in the '90s.
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Speculation reached a fever pitch when the band announced that they would be announcing important band news.
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It has reached a fever pitch as the Trump administration completed its long-awaited Iran policy review.
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The presidential campaign had reached a fever pitch as both candidates made their closing arguments to voters.
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Anxiety over flying on Boeing's 2831 Max planes reached a fever pitch after the crash in Ethiopia.
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We had all gotten to such a fever pitch that we thought we couldn't even lose a day.
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In short, the compulsion to buy all the Kylie gear has hit a fever pitch in certain circles.
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This latest iteration of Satoshi-spotting comes at a time when ICO madness has reached a fever pitch.
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With Sunday's Academy Awards just two days away, the parties surrounding Hollywood's biggest week are reaching fever pitch.
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The study comes at a key moment for Britain, with the debate around Brexit reaching a fever pitch.
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How the crisis reached fever pitch: Qatar has supported Islamist groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas.
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The Instagram post eventually made its way to the r/gameofthrones subreddit, where the speculation reached fever-pitch.
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Conspiracy theories have reached fever pitch in recent weeks, and in some cases been fuelled by elected officials.
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With innovation at fever pitch in India and beyond, redefining the "smart" in smartphone is no mean feat.
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Netflix has largely gone unchallenged on the streaming front, but that battle will soon reach a fever pitch.
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Looking back, we should have known something was amiss when Verlander claimed that "Fever Pitch" still held up.
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Ever since Bowie's death in January, interest in the musician's life and work has been at fever pitch.
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So does this mean a constant state of fever-pitch and self-destructing politics is the new normal?
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"His love for Beyoncé has really hit a fever pitch," Wilde told Ellen DeGeneres on air this week.
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A $2000 toy hardly bigger than your finger has the retail world worked up to a fever pitch.
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The panic around shortages has reached fever pitch, says Ms Iyer—so governments are scrambling to find solutions.
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And the conversation has reached a fever pitch around Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Tarantino's latest release.
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At one of the most important junctures for Britain since World War Two, politics was at fever pitch.
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But by now, Virginia is a solidly blue state and the liberal base is at a fever-pitch.
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Efforts to pass less extreme restrictions have failed, and in some neighborhoods, frustration has reached a fever pitch.
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For those in the Bloomberg camp, Bernie anxiety hit a fever pitch after the Nevada caucus on Feb.
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The president's impeachment trial hit a fever pitch on Wednesday as it entered the question-and-answer phase.
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The issue has come to a fever pitch in recent days in the wake of the Flynn controversy.
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"It reached a fever pitch of the president complaining about Reince to all of us," the official said.
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Support for the Arakan Army is soaring among ethnic Rakhine; anger toward the Tatmadaw is at fever pitch.
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Vittorio Grigolo, the fever-pitch tenor who's replacing him, seems to be where the energy is these days.
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At the same time, chip demand rose to a fever pitch as the economy found its way back.
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Among churchgoers in the UAE, excitement at the visit has been at fever-pitch, church leaders told CNN.
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Buybacks reached a fever pitch last year as U.S. companies announced a record $1 trillion in share repurchases.
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In a time of confusion and fear across Europe and America, Italians' emotions also are at fever pitch.
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Panic reached fever pitch as Microsoft, Apple, and the Linux community pushed out patches to address the issue.
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The conversation is at a fever pitch, but we wanted to provide analysis away from the chatter about inclusion.
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This latest stunt at London Pride comes as anti-trans bigotry in the UK has reached a fever pitch.
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The excitement at the NY Botanical Garden in the Bronx reached a fever pitch over the past few days.
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Public and political sentiment against expensive medicines and he companies that charge those prices is at a fever pitch.
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Last December, it reached a fever pitch, when hackers caused a blackout in large sections of Ukraine's capital, Kiev.
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It's entirely possible the two sides will settle quietly before the case reaches the fever pitch of San Bernardino.
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Excitement surrounding Thursday's White House state dinner has officially reached a fever pitch, for mostly one reason: Justin Trudeau.
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These former employees have all spoken out at a time when worry about Facebook's power is reaching fever pitch.
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The cheating scandal reached a fever pitch mere days before Kardashian went into labor with the couple's daughter, True.
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Both risk grappling with the symptoms of this crisis and missing out on what's heating it to fever pitch.
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But with the current border crisis at a fever pitch, some Democrats are changing their position on the issue.
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But Trump's racist and racially-charged attacks on Democrats of color have reached a fever pitch in recent weeks.
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One board meeting last fall reached such a fever pitch that police officers moved in to control the crowd.
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Four years ago, interest in mobile payments solutions based on the Square model hit something of a fever pitch.
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Theresa May scrambles to save her government, Europe prepares for President Trump and the World Cup reaches fever pitch.
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Fashion Review For the last year, speculation around Marc Jacobs and his brand has been at a fever pitch.
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With public sentiment surrounding curbing gun violence at a fever pitch, we must not let emotion drive the issue.
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And the performers, who worked at a fever pitch nonstop for the whole 90 minutes, were especially engaging nonverbally.
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After a steamy performance at the MTV Video Music Awards with Camila Cabello, those rumors reached a fever pitch.
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The trends and aesthetic obsessions of a decade usually reach a fever pitch of nonsense right before it ends.
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The feelings reached a fever pitch Friday night in the A.C.C. semifinal between Duke and top-seeded North Carolina.
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The public pressure hit a fever pitch in the past few months when lawsuits were filed and petitions were signed.
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China's almost two-year-long property boom hit fever pitch last August when prices jumped 1.5 percent in a month.
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While the neoliberal flair for all things "inclusive" and ahistorical is at a global fever pitch, opera is literally dying.
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And up next right here tonight, Democrat opposition to President Trump&aposs Supreme Court nominee has reached a fever pitch.
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Concerns about increased competition have reached a fever pitch, and the streaming giant is no longer a stock market darling.
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The negativity hit a fever pitch in March when I was trying on my bridesmaid dress for my cousin's wedding.
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The militia was linked to much of the sectarian violence that reached fever pitch in Iraq in 2006 and 2007.
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The bullying quickly grew to a fever pitch, even spurring Bieber to threaten to leave Instagram if fans didn't stop.
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Schmidt resigned from his position on the Apple in 2009, after competition between Android and iOS reached a fever pitch.
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The tension has reached a fever pitch in the weeks since her father voted against a crucial Obamacare repeal plan.
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The UK is currently at Kendrick fever-pitch, as he conducts his UK tour/religious experience across our fair isles.
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Venture capital money is also flowing to San Diego at a fever pitch, with investments totaling $1.28 billion in 2015.
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"His love for Beyonce has really hit a fever pitch and I approve, of course, but it's intense," Wilde said.
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Brightly-colored, whimsical products have hit fever pitch with baked goods, beverages, and home decor — even toast for goodness sake.
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Neighbors say the gunman's problems with uncontrolled anger seemed to be at a fever pitch over the case against him.
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The countries have one of the biggest rivalries in international sports, and it is at a fever pitch in soccer.
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That debate reached a fever pitch after the October killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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Despite the fever pitch leading up to the release, the Friday it was published was a letdown for all involved.
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"We sent trailers of water and canned goods there," she said, adding that panic buying had reached a fever pitch.
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My ire reached a fever pitch this past E3, when Square Enix revealed Final Fantasy VIII was being re-released.
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Finally, things reached a fever pitch on late-night TV after President Trump's latest response to the violence in Charlottesville.
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Many asked themselves the same question during the Cold War, when the fear of nuclear annihilation reached a fever pitch.
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Then and now, Shange's work responds to an urgent fever pitch humming beneath the taut surface of pain and respectability.
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Then and now, Shange's work responded to an urgent fever pitch humming beneath the taut surface of pain and respectability.
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Conversations around accessibility and games hit a fever pitch early in 2018 and it had nothing to do with Celeste.
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Information and art about Kashmir reached a fever pitch in my own brain and, seemingly, in the world around me.
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My personal lust for revenge against those first-grade bullies didn't last long, at least not at that fever pitch.
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Across the Mexican political and intellectual class, calls for him to cancel the meeting reached a fever pitch this week.
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Shares of Deutsche Bank collapsed to record lows after fears hit fever pitch over the global lender's threat to wider markets.
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The #BardiGang is at fever pitch at this point, and now we can finally listen to Invasion of Privacy in full.
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Illustration by Erik Frobom The year 2006 would prove to be when emo and scene would hit a total fever pitch.
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With the end of summer just around the corner, the fever pitch of wedding season has officially come to a close.
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The brothers' activism reached fever pitch during the presidency of Barack Obama, whom the Koch brothers considered a seriously misguided socialist.
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They have been catastrophizing about air-quality regulations as long as the EPA has existed, at the exact same fever pitch.
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However, the rumors reached a fever pitch after Brown shared a photo of herself on Instagram hugging an oversized stuffed animal.
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Maggie explains that they filmed the show in the summer of 2016 — at the height of the Presidential election's fever pitch.
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Worry over Iran's newfound influence reached fever pitch with the Arab Spring protest movement that began in Tunisia in late 2010.
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It reached a fever pitch after Trump held a press conference with women who have accused Bill Clinton of sexual assault.
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White supremacists used the platform to whip up racial resentment for years, a strategy that reached fever pitch during the election.
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With the White House now stepping into the fracas, the frenzy surrounding Hill and her comments have reached a fever pitch.
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Said issue was in shops in June 1998, as excitement was reaching fever pitch over that summer's World Cup in France.
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Four years since the Made in France movement first emerged, the sentiment around preserving homegrown craftsmanship has reached a fever pitch.
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During the weeks when rumors of a Twitter deal reached fever pitch, speculation swirled around potential divides within the company's board.
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While some date the political wariness to Watergate, it seems to have reached a fever pitch in this highly partisan era.
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The smart home assistant race has been building to a fever pitch over the course of the last couple of years.
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To that point, the demand for dino emojis has undeniably reached a fever pitch, resulting in the launch of multiple Change.
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Then, the drama reaches a fever pitch after a suspicious death leads to an investigation into Colette and the cheerleading team.
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Podcast buzz reached a fever pitch in 2019 with big companies gobbling up independent networks and signing deals with celebrity talent.
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It's when the political crisis in Italy reached fever pitch, sparking turmoil in Italian bonds and a global scramble for shelter.
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The release of the transcript comes as the political fight over the dossier has hit a fever pitch on Capitol Hill.
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Appetites are stoked to near fever pitch by video clips of Ms. Jenner applying the cosmetics or giving tutorials using them.
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Ahead of the memo's release, the furor surrounding the document reached a fever pitch and has divided Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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"The attempt to discredit my wife and I before my testimony on capitol hill has reached a fever pitch," he tweeted.
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Last week, speculation over whether he would be indicted for his comments during interviews with investigators rose to a fever pitch.
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Tensions in the region have reached fever pitch in the last 24 hours, but what happens next is far from clear.
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The suspicions of political motives behind Lava Jato reached fever pitch after he leaked wiretapped phone conversations between Lula and Rousseff.
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Juvonen, a Hollywood producer who worked on Fallon's 2005 romantic comedy Fever Pitch, owns production company Flower Films with actress Drew Barrymore.
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The smoking gun, a national embarrassment, they literally parrot each other in their talking points until the rhetoric reaches a fever pitch.
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Brazil and Argentina are fierce soccer rivals - a longstanding sporting feud that hit fever pitch when Brazil hosted the 2014 World Cup.
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Speculation about what's happening has reached a fever pitch, because at this point, Fortnite has been gone for more than 24 hours.
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The activity is reaching fever pitch: more than 8m Cambodians are eligible to cast ballots in a national election on July 29th.
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With election season reaching a fever pitch, YouTube wants to make sure its creators have a place to film their political discourse.
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The tension in the jail rose until it reached fever pitch, at which point an inmate booted the door off our block.
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When Peña Nieto appointed an official with close ties to his inner circle to investigate Rivera's purchase, frustration reached a fever pitch.
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But violence directly linked to elections arguably reached a fever pitch in the decades following the North's victory in the Civil War.
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As the music reaches a fever pitch, you can even hear the faint sound of a large mechanical machine, like a spaceship.
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Over the past few months, rumours and speculation about the arrival of Generation Two in Pokémon Go have reached absolute fever pitch.
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As the April release date for Drake's upcoming album Views From The 6 looms closer, expectation has started to reach fever pitch.
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A housing slowdown is just what many have been hoping for, with concern about a real estate bubble at a fever pitch.
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"Waterlog", which celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2019, did for wild-water swimming what Nick Hornby's "Fever Pitch" did for football fandom.
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Milo Ventimiglia's push up tour, and everything Sterling K. Brown does keeps the excitement for This Is Us at a fever pitch.
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News of the potential breach comes as reports of cyber security attacks in the U.S. presidential election have hit a fever pitch.
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That's a shame, an unforced error that provides a window onto why the public's frustration with Washington has reached a fever pitch.
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First, in a world where reactivity and sensitivity are at a fever pitch, it's important to consider the power of the audience.
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His era captures his every move, ratcheting up the excitement to a fever pitch with each highlight buzzing across social media channels.
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"The erosion of scientific integrity in government has hit a fever pitch in the last two years," he wrote in his testimony.
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It was a day on Wall Street of historically bad proportions, as panic about the novel coronavirus pandemic reached a fever pitch.
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But starting early this month and reaching a fever pitch in the second week of March, the brands don't want my money.
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Matthew McConaughey's midcareer rehabilitation, cheekily known as "The McConaissance," hit a fever pitch with "Dallas Buyers Club," which recently arrived on Netflix.
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This year, Democrats' desire to replace the incumbent has reached a fever pitch, arguably higher than it's ever been for either party.
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She had watched the fight over abortion rights reach a fever pitch in 240, both in the courts and on the ground.
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Clarke's decision to initiate the comprehensive review came as concerns about ethical shortfalls within the special operations community reached a fever pitch.
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The fever-pitch debate reverberated throughout the Hill, and many lawmakers challenged Price on this topic during his Senate confirmation hearing today.
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Furor surrounding the controversial memo reached a fever pitch on Thursday, and the White House signaled that its release could be imminent.
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But as conversations around tech, mental health, and burnout reach a fever pitch, the swipe likely isn't going to stick around forever.
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Nearly a dozen congregants follow, and for the next 203-plus minutes, they hold each other, and the wailing reaches fever pitch.
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As Brexit turmoil reaches a fever pitch, an election later this year looks almost guaranteed, even if the exact timing remains unclear.
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PARELES In which post-Young Thug fever-pitch syllable squeals finally come full circle and arrive at saccharine-sweet pure-pop accessibility.
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It had reached a fever pitch as it got close to Christmas, and people were doing absolutely insane things to get these dolls.
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Officials of major nations still in the pact are due to meet the next day as Iran-US tensions remain at fever pitch.
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Michael Flynn White House national security adviser Michael Flynn resigned Monday night after questions about his contacts with Russia reached a fever pitch.
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When news drops about the new season of American Horror Story, excitement and fan theories reach a fever pitch ahead of the premiere.
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The bottom line: The administration has so far said very little about this incident, but the international pressure has reached a fever pitch.
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After the former Democratic member of Congress from Texas narrowly lost to Ted Cruz in November, speculation about a run reached fever pitch.
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Just two weeks from the Republican National Convention, Trump's vice presidential search -- and speculation about who he'll pick -- is at a fever pitch.
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Crawl is far less tongue-in-cheek than his Piranha remake, but it doesn't build to a fever pitch or deliver dynamite setpieces.
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It reached a fever pitch when I used motion controls, which made everything click into place—a new way to view and interact.
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With political campaigning at fever pitch as the 2016 presidential election looms, it's unlikely there will be any overhaul of U.S. immigration laws.
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Abramović reaches warrior fever pitch when describing her attitude after completing Rhythm 0, a six-hour piece she performed in Naples in 1975.
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After Brexit and Trump's election, populism seems to be at a fever pitch worldwide, but that trend will be tested by this election.
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After announcing his signing to Shady/Aftermath in a joint venture between Eminem and Dr. Dre, 50 Cent hysteria hit a fever pitch.
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Lawmakers' anger reached a fever pitch last year after the slaying of U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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The FBI Agents Association on Thursday issued a statement in support of Wray as the conflicts over the memo reached a fever pitch.
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But concerns that Saturday could bring violence hit a fever pitch this week as the rally started receiving attention in the national media.
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His statements come at a time when Democratic scrutiny of the attorney general's handling of the Mueller report is reaching a fever pitch.
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The moves are adding volatility to an already precarious situation in the Middle East, where U.S.-Iran tensions remain at a fever pitch.
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By the early 1990s, objections had reached a fever pitch and, in May 1992, the IAAF announced an end to systematic chromosomal testing.
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ICE's crusade against the undocumented reached a fever pitch last summer, when reporting showed the organization keeping children in what were essentially cages.
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But when prices hit fever pitch at the end of summer, Chinese policymakers stepped in to warn about price bubbles and ballooning debts.
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Their most recent stretch of dysfunction seems to be reaching a fever pitch ahead of their game Friday against the Celtics in Boston.
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Will the Beyhive madness ever reach a fever pitch, one at which Beyoncé feels it's her responsibility to tell them to stand down?
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That has been fuelled, in part, by the onset of rolling online media coverage, which has amplified criticism to an unsustainable fever pitch.
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The Google Pixel 3 leaks haven't quite hit the fever pitch we saw with Samsung's device ahead of launch — though there's still time.
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Interest in bitcoin and the blockchain has been building to a fever pitch, but mergers and acquisitions in cryptocurrency have been almost nonexistent.
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It was the time of the Berlin crisis, when fears of a nuclear holocaust, and survival mania, reached a fever pitch in America.
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France has grappled with this question for centuries, but the country's debate around national identity has reached a fever pitch in recent years.
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Anticipation for Sony's upcoming PlayStation 5 — the PlayStation 4's successor that's scheduled to launch this holiday season — is reaching a fever pitch.
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The volume of conversation around diversity in popular culture hit fever pitch in 2015 (Mashable assessed each area of the industry last year).
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Now, the rise of s'ombré (or subtle ombré), has hit a fever pitch with Selena Gomez giving it her official stamp of approval.
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The tweet comes as tensions between Washington and Tehran reach a fever pitch over a drone strike last week that killed top Gen.
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News of migrant family separations by American immigration authorities reached a fever pitch this summer following the issuance of the zero-tolerance memo.
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His first full-length collection, Dancing in Odessa, was released in 2004, which means expectations were at a fever pitch for Deaf Republic.
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A. With the holiday season at a fever pitch, pretty much every storefront, streetlamp and building lobby is swathed in tinsel and pine.
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The conspiracy theories reached a fever pitch so quickly that after only a few days, Reddit admins deleted the original thread from r/saltlakecity.
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Emotions are a critical component of the behavior of investors, and fear was at a fever pitch prior to, and now following, the elections.
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Although Grey's often seems unsure of how to utilize Amelia, she shines in "Shepherd" since her subterfuge is slowly pushed to a fever pitch.
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At a time when concerns about how human activity is destroying nature have reached a fever pitch, Soleri's ideas sound both attractive and necessary.
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The anticipation for what can be seen as the eighth Harry Potter book has been building to a fever pitch these last few months.
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His fame reached a fever pitch with the 1984 film "Purple Rain," about an aspiring musician, his troubled home life and a budding romance.
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The confrontation is already reaching a fever pitch in the area of foreign policy, with disagreements on economic policy also ready to go public.
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For diehard fans, every new "Game of Thrones" episode is appointment viewing, but Sunday night's show has anticipation at an all-time fever pitch.
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While the fight toward gender equality is well underway, the efforts to dispel cross-cultural gender norms have yet to hit a fever pitch.
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But while the Trump administration continues to closely monitor these numbers, turmoil at DHS and tensions at the border have reached a fever pitch.
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LONDON — With two more episodes of Game of Thrones Season 6 left to go, the fan theories and speculation has reached a fever-pitch.
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In the '60s, during a fever pitch of political activism and anything-goes avant-garde in France, he directed a series of leftist movies.
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But they reached a fever pitch at Princess Eugenie's wedding, when the Duchess of Sussex wore a long, button-up coat through the ceremony.
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It got so bad, 50 once posted a sex tape of one of Rick's baby mamas ... which brought their war to a fever pitch.
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The fervor around this theory has reached a fever pitch this week because Tomlinson has decided to sue for joint custody of the infant.
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Swept into office by a populist rebellion that he stoked to a fever pitch, he ruled more as a monarch than an elected executive.
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The debate over the Gadsden flag's meaning hit a fever pitch in 2016, when the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission responded to a complaint from
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The debate over our country's June 23 referendum on European Union membership has reached fever pitch and exposed new levels of xenophobia and hatred.
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The chants from Trump supporters to "lock her up" persisted throughout the campaign, reaching a fever pitch at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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It reached a fever pitch when Trump called the lawyer "a stone cold LOSER & husband from hell!" and Conway questioned the president's mental state.
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As this election continues and the rhetoric reaches a fever pitch, we must call on our candidates to propose effective and compassionate immigration reform.
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The secret to building a bustling tax practice is to go where the clients are — especially when filing season is reaching a fever pitch.
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And with Justin Bieber indicating on Instagram that he'll be tuning into the match, the hype may not have reached its fever pitch yet.
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In Mr. Ireland's play, which has won some rave reviews, arguments about gender and identity politics reach a fever pitch and a violent conclusion.
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The fight over Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's lengthy paper trail reached a fever pitch at the start of his confirmation hearing on Tuesday.
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The trend hit a fever pitch when major hotel chains shifted their attention to creating hotel brands with a renewed focus on communal spaces.
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The fashion world's love affair with quilts — a humble item long associated with Grandma's attic and dowdy flea markets — has reached a fever pitch.
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According to CNN Business, these type of posts have been around for years, but appear to have reached a fever pitch in recent weeks.
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Likewise, decline in public-sector employment can be traced to the attacks on union rights that reached a fever pitch in the last decade.
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But those calls have never reached the fever pitch prompted by a whistle-blower's complaint about Mr. Trump's July 25 call to Mr. Zelensky.
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The contempt people hold for them has long been severe, but following a raft of highly publicized incidents, resentment has hit a fever pitch.
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The fight over Kavanaugh's records has reached a fever pitch in the Capitol, where both sides are exchanging rhetorical fire on a daily basis.
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Our allies' anger is hitting a fever pitch as leading officials in the EU and elsewhere are threatening retaliation against the president's proposed tariffs.
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Actor Elijah Wood was one of thousands to tweet the phrase "Burn The Witch" as anticipation of the new album reached fever pitch among fans.
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The entire saga is about to reach a fever pitch, we are just weeks away from proceedings kicking off for Apple's $1 billion royalties suit.
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Day Four: July 21, 2016 As the RNC came to a close, emotions reached a fever pitch, both in and outside the Quicken Loans Arena.
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My single-use fake ID was dedicated, as my heart and blog, to the co-star of a very mediocrely rated 2005 film Fever Pitch.
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Image: Wikimedia/Facebook/GizmodoAs the FBI's investigation into Russian election interference reaches a fever pitch, Facebook rolled out a new News Feed alert Monday night.
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Spanish-English musical collaborations have reached a fever pitch this year following the smashing success of Luis Fonsi's "Despacito," featuring Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber.
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Speculation about the future of virtual reality — and its promise to reimagine the world around us — has reached fever pitch over the past five years.
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Today is going to be no better, with the entire mediasphere hitting a fever pitch of anxiety that we've been waiting all year to crescendo.
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They fret about adulation of Mr Xi in the official media—faintly reminiscent of Mao's personality cult, which reached fever pitch during the Cultural Revolution.
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Yet the buzz surrounding the long-serving California Democrat has reached a fever pitch this year as she's lobbed bomb after bomb at President Trump.
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Bitcoin's popularity has reached a fever pitch, a fact made further apparent by the recent spike in people registering website domain names related to cryptocurrency.
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The many events cited by the FBI darkly illustrate the current fever pitch of conspiracism in America today, and its evolution toward real world violence.
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" Just as the conflict between Marvelous and Anne is reaching fever pitch — "You want this little white boy from Minnetonka to bring us some cows?
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As alternative rock reached a fever pitch and labels were literally signing any act that fit the bill, Bookie found reps knocking on his door.
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Wiginton announced the event on Saturday, just as the violence in Charlottesville—which claimed one woman's life and left many more injured—reached fever pitch.
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And at a time when anti-immigrant rhetoric seemed to have hit a fever pitch, dozens of people she didn't know reached out to help.
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" Frank Rich, writing in The New York Times, said Mr. Hall's staging had brought "the action and language to the fever pitch of Gothic hallucination.
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As fear over the global spread of novel coronavirus reached a fever pitch Friday, Uber blasted out a long-awaited memo offering their contractors guidance.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Iran reached a fever pitch last week after a U.S. airstrike killed Qassem Soleimani, Iran's top military commander, in Baghdad.
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They arguably reached a fever pitch in August, when the yield curve — considered by some a reliable recession indicator — hit levels not seen since 2007.
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"It is more than just another film project for me," Scorsese said in a public statement in 224 as the outcry reached a fever pitch.
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But if you thought the buzz couldn't possibly get any higher, it's officially reached a fever pitch, now that makeup is getting in on the trend.
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In August, as the uproar from conservatives reached a fever pitch, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey called into the radio show hosted by conservative commentator Sean Hannity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MINNEAPOLIS — Nostalgia for the Minneapolis music scene of the 1980s has been at somewhat of a fever pitch of late.
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The Next Big Opportunity In Enterprise Starts In The Field 2017 has been the year of AI, reaching a fever pitch of VC and corporate investment.
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The situation reached a fever pitch this summer, as allegations of inappropriate behavior -- both online and at work -- by Border Patrol agents spilled into public view.
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Trump tried to calm the nerves of Republicans on Tuesday night, as the backlash against his attack on a judge's Mexican heritage hit a fever pitch.
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Ahead, we're breaking down the hair trends that are picking up major cool-girl traction right now, only to hit fever pitch come the new year.
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Since our anticipation for the new collection has already reached a fever pitch, here's five things we hope the rapper will deliver with his forthcoming line.
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The vote comes as the debate over net neutrality, or the idea that all content on the web should be treated equally, reaches a fever pitch.
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The conversation reached a fever pitch one year ago, after a leaked tape revealed Trump making sexually aggressive comments, followed by groping allegations from two women.
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Tension in the city, which had built for years, had reached a fever pitch with protesters calling for Emanuel and other city leaders to step down.
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With recession fears at a fever pitch and market liquidity still scarce, hedge fund favorites are "particularly vulnerable" if there's an unwind, Goldman's equity strategists said.
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Now that recession fears are at a fever pitch, the firm is warning that hedge funds' favorite stocks are particularly vulnerable if there's a market unwind.
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Harry Harris, commander of U.S. Pacific Command, has three appearances on Capitol Hill scheduled for next week as tensions with North Korea reach a fever pitch.
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But it wasn't until the media caught on to a Facebook group called Essure Problems in 2013 that concern over the device reached a fever pitch.
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Public dissatisfaction has reached such a fever pitch that some, including the city of San Francisco, are now considering all-out bans on facial recognition tech.
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And as the storm reached a fever pitch, reporters at KIII in Corpus Christi kept up their broadcast—even when their entire building began to shake.
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Campaigning hasn't yet hit a fever pitch, but the two sides are already making clear what kind of attacks await their opponents as election day nears.
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Burning ancient sources of carbon at a fever pitch and hoping somebody figures out what to do about our battered climate before Osaka and Miami disappear.
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The acreage includes holdings that BHP acquired in its $12 billion takeover of Petrohawk Energy in 2011, as appetite for shale gas assets reached fever pitch.
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But it reached a fever pitch after a former Russian spy, Sergei V. Skripal, was poisoned on British soil with a nerve agent in Salisbury, England.
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In the 1980s, as the struggle against apartheid hit a fever pitch, he worked often with fellow expatriate musicians, and with others from different African nations.
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Bernie Sanders's commanding win in the Nevada caucuses, the panic about a Sanders presidency among certain sectors of the American establishment has hit a fever pitch.
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"I think right now there's just a moment where the challenges that come with being Muslim American have hit a fever pitch," El-Sayed told CNN.
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And then, as now, demagoguery and nativism had reached a fever pitch, political civility a new low, and conspiratorial thinking had defiantly overtaken the political mainstream.
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Encryption Tensions between tech companies and the government reached a fever pitch during Apple's face-off with the F.B.I. early this year over privacy and security.
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A frantic (tic-tic-tok) "Master of Puppets" and monolithic "For Whom the Bell Tolls" followed, ramping the energy right back up to a fever pitch.
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"Fever Pitch" is an action-packed narrative, perfect for the avid soccer fan, but a love for sports is not a requisite to enjoying this book.
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ADAM DRIVER If I'm going to do a play, I like the idea of it being something contemporary, something American, kind of at a fever pitch.
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And the clamor to see it made official is starting to reach a fever pitch thanks to a variety of those different voices within the Marvel-verse.
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Soon after the 2016 election, as fears around misinformation hit a fever pitch, Facebook began turning its dials to screen out so-called fake news and conspiracies.
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The political pull-back is in stark contrast to a debate that was otherwise reaching fever pitch less than a week before Brits headed to the polls.
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Rumors that Roy and Jay Z had an affair came to a fever pitch after Solange attacked Jay Z in an elevator at the 2014 Met Gala.
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Today On Rising: Ukrainegate reaches fever pitch More than 70 percent of voters in a national poll released Wednesday said they would support a federal jobs program.
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The state's tension over fracking, a controversial extraction technique for oil and gas, has been brewing for years and is reaching a fever pitch this election cycle.
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In "The Fever Librarian," Sparks writes about a woman who works alone in a card catalog of human fevers, and the prose correspondingly reaches a fever pitch.
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Expectations of a breakthrough reached fever pitch on Thursday, after President Donald Trump hinted that Chinese President Xi Jinping, would soon be coming to the White House.
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And now that the contest has landed in Indiana -- with a potentially fateful primary coming Tuesday -- the focus on the Carrier story has reached a fever pitch.
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And the suit says that Lahren's colleagues applauded her pro-choice comments and didn't see anything wrong with them until outrage among listeners reached a fever pitch.
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The buzz surrounding Boots Riley's sci-fi film, Sorry To Bother You has grown to a deafening fever pitch since its debut at Sundance earlier this year.
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After receiving rave reviews at its Venice Film Festival world premiere, it's safe to say that anticipation for A Star Is Born is at fever pitch level.
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"Kiwi" fervor recently hit fever pitch, when, the other night, he slipped over onstage, because a fan had smuggled in a kiwi, and thrown it at him.
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Even if hooking up reached a fever pitch during spy school, Brandwin continued to date other operatives throughout her time at the CIA, as did other operatives.
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As worries about the trade war and its consequent impact on reach a fever pitch, markets worldwide have seen volatile sessions, with Latam markets being no exception.
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Two years after its creation, the game reached a fever pitch of popularity and caused protests among people who saw the game as promoting violence against women.
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But it would also stoke fears that Trump would fire Mueller to a fever pitch, and the confirmation battle for any Sessions replacement would likely be grueling.
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The unrest reached fever pitch Sunday when riot police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters as the two groups fought pitched battles in residential areas.
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Simons believes it's under siege, and she isn't wrong: Dutch politics has reached a fever pitch of xenophobia that has been building over the last 15 years.
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Another EU summit muddle would, however, keep economic uncertainty at fever pitch, weighing on sentiment that is already dragging down growth across Europe and raising recession fears.
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While rumors about Bannon's job security have reached a fever pitch since his removal from the NSC, the White House denies that the move represented a demotion.
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Speculation surrounding Comey's memoir, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies and Leadership," has reached fever pitch, with it landing the top spot on the Amazon best-sellers list.
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Around the country, the interest in the housing units is "almost at a fever pitch right now," said Kol Peterson, author of a book on the topic.
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The decline ended a calmer year after venture capital reached fever pitch in 2015, driving valuations to record levels and raising concerns about another Silicon Valley bubble.
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What BAML's chief investment strategist recommendsInvestors' concern about a recession reached a fever pitch last Monday, when the stock market suffered its biggest sell-off of 2019.
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Meanwhile, the outcry over his administration's "zero tolerance" policy that is separating migrant children from their families at the U.S.-Mexico border has reached a fever pitch.
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I am learning, however slowly, that maintaining that level of mental stamina, that fever pitch of experience, is less a recipe for enlightenment, and more for exhaustion.
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Soon after the 265 election, as fears around misinformation hit a fever pitch, Facebook began turning its dials to screen out so-called fake news and conspiracies.
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After it builds to a chaotic fever pitch, the mist eventually clears away for a blissed-out two-chord progression in accompaniment with Temples' original song's chorus.
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"All over the world, there's a fever pitch of interest in American barbecue," he said, mentioning that several cooks from Noma participated in the workshops this year.
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Droegemeier says the political divide that has reached a fever pitch amid the impeachment inquiry into Trump hasn't harmed his relationships with lawmakers across the political aisle.
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With the Amazon fires commanding US headlines for so many months this year, this exhibition was in dialogue with prolonged crisis that's now reaching a fever pitch.
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Furor on Capitol Hill has been at a fever pitch since a whistleblower filed a complaint over a phone call between Trump and Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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"Competition in the Clothing & Home space is at fever pitch, and it's a battle M&S isn't winning," said Sophie Lund-Yates, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
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Political campaigning in Taiwan has reached fever pitch ahead of Saturday's presidential and legislative elections, as candidates take to social media to bring their messages to voters.
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Tension between the two countries have been in a fever pitch since late last week, when the US killed a top Iranian general in a drone strike.
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Deal-making in the wider automotive sector has been at a fever pitch over the past two years fueled by the race to develop autonomous vehicle technology.
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The right-wing media frenzy around the CIA analyst reached a fever pitch this week when Republican President Donald Trump retweeted a tweet Thursday containing the name.
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As the abortion debate reaches a fever pitch across the nation, disabled people are once again being used as a rhetorical device by left and right alike.
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Last summer, as Britain's debate over leaving the European Union reached a fever pitch, Jo Cox, a pro-EU lawmaker, was shot and stabbed in the street.
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As Ndosi's improvisational sounds reached a fever pitch, so did the energy of the dancers, and vice versa; they also found the lulls of quieter moments together.
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That crisis reached a fever pitch this past July, when the owners of Blair Place Apartments, Jackson's largest rental complex, announced they were increasing rent by 40 percent.
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The hype reached such a fever pitch that, at one point, some people even believed it was Apple's self-driving car division masquerading as an up-and-comer.
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The debate over kneeling during the national anthem once again at fever pitch after President Trump cancelled the White House event honoring the Super Bowl Champion, Philadelphia Eagles.
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We knew the Fever Pitch actress would be heading to the small screen for the upcoming comedy series The Santa Clarita Diet, but her character remained a mystery.
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On the heels of Friday's indictments in the Russia probe being conducted by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, the anticipation surrounding the Trump-Putin summit reached a fever pitch.
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The controversy over #TakeAKnee has reached a fever pitch since President Donald Trump began tweeting about it last weekend, ahead of the NFL's opening on Sunday, September 24.
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Society's fear of how technology is hurting our kids' ability to focus and achieve success has reached a fever pitch — and many parents have resorted to extreme measures.
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The effort reached a fever pitch just hours after a bombshell rocked Trump's campaign in early October: The Access Hollywood recording of Trump profanely boasting about groping women.
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And now, with the Olympics at fever pitch, it's become frighteningly easy to spot the discrepancies in how the media covers and comments on men's and women's sports.
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But criticism reached a fever pitch when Trump's brand sent out a press release promoting a $10,000 bracelet she wore on her family's post-election 60 Minutes interview.
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Sanders hewed closely to his standard hits — justice reform, education reform, economic reform — but delivered with an enthusiasm that reached fever pitch as he interacted with the crowd.
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Between mid-13 and mid-2016, as the 2016 presidential campaign reached a fever pitch, more than 800 journalists received a staggering 19,000 anti-Semitic messages on Twitter.
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Much of "Lulu" is performed at a fever pitch, with the actors — led by the intense Sandra Gerling in the title role — performing inches away from the audience.
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After the #WheresRey debate hit a fever pitch last week, Lucasfilm and American toymakers are doing all they can to address the lack of Rey toys on shelves.
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In an era where political polarization is at a fever pitch, every effort must be made to promote and enact policies made that involve members across the aisle.
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Trump's war with the network hit a fever pitch in July after the president retweeted a meme showing Trump tackling a CNN logo and punching it the face.
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Their tense relationship reached a fever pitch after Trump spent St. Patrick's Day weekend on a Twitter tear against "Saturday Night Live," Fox News, and the late Sen.
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"The disgusting rhetoric and heinous violence in this nation has reached a fever pitch and is ripping at the fabric of America, and it must stop," he said.
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That chatter hit a fever pitch in April when Netflix dropped Homecoming, the revelatory documentary/concert film that went behind-the-scenes of her historic 2018 Coachella performances.
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The rumours reached a fever pitch in February when an equity research firm published a report detailing the potential financial benefits that might accrue from such a deal.
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Over the preceding months, interest in Christo's project had reached a fever pitch, spiked by exhaustive media coverage and even an anti-Christo performance artist who grabbed headlines.
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"If people think that the Banksy thing is at a fever pitch now, at the Los Angeles show, it was completely insane," Mr. Lazarides said in an interview.
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Tensions reached a fever pitch over the summer when Iran shot down a U.S. drone, leading Trump to come within minutes of launching a retaliatory strike on Iran.
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With about 24 hours to go until the House is expected to vote on the impeachment of President Trump, the rhetoric in Washington has reached a fever pitch.
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Ahead of the peace plan release, speculation reached a fever-pitch about the extent to which the Trump administration will propose Israel annex swaths of the Palestinian territories.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Last week, thousands of student protesters streamed into Hong Kong Polytechnic University and occupied the campus as the city's violent political unrest reached fever pitch.
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As the declining demand for travel even domestically hit a fever pitch, most international airlines expanded their policies to waive change and/or cancel fees to any destinations.
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There's no way to know if demand will rise to the fever pitch of October 7, 2017, but given what happened last time, things could get pretty wild.
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Third, even with no new information, the undecided Republicans — particularly Collins and Murkowski — could feel the weight of the "believe women" advocacy that has reached a fever pitch.
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Since then, rumors have swirled about the 64-year-old's health, but they recently reached a fever pitch, matching the hand-wringing that accompanied Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential bid.
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Rumors hit a fever pitch in recent weeks, with the elevation of new Chief of Staff John Kelly, and Bannon's renewed open war with National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster.
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Rumors hit a fever pitch in recent weeks, with the elevation of new chief of staff John Kelly, and Bannon's renewed open war with National Security Adviser HR McMaster.
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His solo on another tune, a rattling drum-and-bass loop in 7/8 time, reached such a fever pitch that afterward, Mr. Lindner fell silent for a moment.
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Why it matters: As Axios' Jonathan Swan points out, the administration has so far said very little about this incident, but the international pressure has reached a fever pitch.
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Third, even with no new information, the skeptical moderate Republicans — particularly Collins and Murkowski — could feel the weight of the "believe women" advocacy that has reached a fever pitch.
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But this year's games are especially troubled, and with the opening ceremonies less than 100 days away, the call to cancel Rio's Summer Olympics has reached a fever pitch.
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The language of "two Americas" has reached a fever pitch in the months following the election, and The King feels a little prescient in how it handles those narratives.
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The chatter reached fever pitch last Friday, however, when Konta simply demolished world number three Agnieszka Radwanska in the city of her birth to claim her second tour title.
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Each new day brings another raging Donald diatribe and a volley of Hillary tweets, along with the social warfare and howling punditry of an election campaign reaching fever pitch.
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Obviously, everyone wants more details about her beef with Nicki Minaj, which reached a fever pitch when Remy dropped not one, but two separate dis tracks against her rival.
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We've been seeing Harry Potter weddings and even proposals popping up for quite a few years now, but this summer the trend seems to have hit a fever pitch.
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At that price, the stock would be down more than 65% from its record intraday high of $239.71 in July as the alternative meat hype reached a fever pitch.
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But as interest in FaceApp reaches a fever pitch, the app's vague terms of service and privacy policies has some users concerned about how the company handles their data.
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Ahead of the 2012 Kicking and Screening football film festival at the Screen on the Green in Islington, Adams introduced Fever Pitch alongside Dixon and several other former teammates.
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As the bloodshed reaches a fever pitch, the two must decide how to best help those caught in the crossfire, while mapping out the course of their own relationship.
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Fueling both countries' protest movements is fever-pitch anger at failed governments that cannot provide even the most basic of services, including clean drinking water, electricity or garbage collection.
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Meanwhile: The lobbying is at a fever pitch DACA supporters have flooded the Hill virtually every day, and this week staged mass arrests to call attention to their cause.
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Those criticisms reached a fever pitch last summer when Trump failed to publicly confront Putin during a summit meeting about his government's attempts to interfere in the 28503 election.
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The genocide has reached fever pitch in December, 2016, just as the Obama Administration, which hasn't lifted a finger to protect 500,85033 Arabs from being slaughtered, is winding down.
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Kindly, he's delivered a pre-emptive rebuttal for us to conveniently refer back to as Super Bowl hype hits a fever pitch over the next week and a half.
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The speculation has reached fever pitch in recent days, with the number of lawmakers formally calling for her to go reportedly nearing the threshold to trigger a leadership contest.
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They've been consolidating at a fever pitch for decades now and thus taking more advantage of their right to charge more for the same medical practices non-hospitals perform.
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And when rumors of an armed American intervention reached fever pitch in March, two airplanes with Russian military technicians landed in Caracas — a reminder Russia was on Venezuela's side.
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We offer it to you in the final days of President Trump's trip to Asia, when the rhetoric of war, hatred and mass violence has reached a fever pitch.
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"The disgusting rhetoric and heinous violence in this nation has reached a fever pitch and is ripping at the fabric of America, and it must stop," the governor said.
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Looney, who runs the firm's global business development, finds options traders are placing call strikes on the Cboe Volatility Index at a fever pitch as new virus cases surge.
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Those concerns hit a fever pitch in late summer when the bond market presented a historically reliable signal that a recession was on its way in the next year.
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Though the protests have not reached the fever pitch of those in recent months in Chile, Bolivia and Ecuador, they could yet ramp up, further complicating the bill's passage.
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With British politics at fever pitch and little clarity on how, when or even if Brexit will take place, sterling traders are struggling to navigate the blizzard of headlines.
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The criticism of Obama's relatively open stance toward Tehran continued throughout his presidency and reached a fever pitch during debates about whether to sign a nuclear deal with Iran.
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It was just days after the appearance of her first magazine cover — the July issue of Harper's Bazaar Arabia — and the digital buzz around her had hit fever pitch.
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Roberts's performance intensifies as her character's confusion grows, crescendoing to a fever pitch — and a sublime visual trick — that will induce gasps even if you can see it coming.
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The timing of its release with #MeToo deservedly on the rise, coupled with audience demand reaching a fever pitch, helped make "Wonder Woman" a movie we needed and deserved.
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Or maybe — more grimly — it's just that the anger once directed toward Starbucks cups is now playing out, at a fever pitch, in every other sphere of American existence.
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Celebrities have little choice but to comment on sociopolitical matters when they reach a fever pitch, as we saw after the Weinstein scandal broke and the #MeToo movement reemerged.
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But with partisan divisions at a fever pitch, there appears to be little hope of the address staking out common ground between the president and Democrats in an election year.
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As America's election season reaches its fever pitch, Bud Light is trying its hand at political satire with a new celebrity-studded campaign set to debut at the Super Bowl.
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Johnny Depp's ongoing legal battle with his former business partners is reaching a fever pitch as both sides attempt to explain how the star's $0003 million fortune has dwindled away.
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One thing was clear at the Fan Festival: no matter what the show meant to you, the fandom has reached a fever pitch, and the revival can't come soon enough.
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As the number of millionaire and billionaire buyers rises and contemporary art becomes more visible in popular culture than ever, the clash over desirable artworks has hit a fever pitch.
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When the conversation in the room reached a fever pitch and no one would say, or admit, that Bill Cosby might be rightfully accused of sexually assault, I spoke up.
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Having entered the literary cannon via Hornby's book Fever Pitch, their heroics in keeping a clean sheet at Anfield '89 served as part of the denouement to the feature film.
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Though Fever Pitch is doubtlessly the film in which the famous back four feature most heavily, two of them also make an indirect appearance in nineties cult comedy Plunkett & Macleane.
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Criticism of the network's origins and coverage reached a fever pitch on September 9, 2019, when OAN retaliated against MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow for calling the network "paid Russian propaganda."
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The funding comes during a fever pitch of excitement around workplace-productivity tools, with the video-conferencing company Zoom and the chat app Slack outperforming expectations in recent public debuts.
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That criticism reached a fever pitch last year, when Trump said there were some "very fine people" at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., where a counterprotester was killed.
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Fueled by trolls, extremists, false information, and a group mentality, this kind of cruelty against a religion, ethnicity, sexual identity, gender, race -- or anything, really -- has reached a fever pitch.
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Next it was off to the Palihouse in West Hollywood, where the party for "Spotlight" was hitting a delighted fever pitch, so thrilled was everyone there for the film's victory.
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Speculation that Japan might take that path reached fever pitch earlier in July when Bernanke met Abe and Kuroda in Tokyo, though policymakers quickly tried to damp down such talk.
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" The board pleaded with the commission to uphold its mission "to protect our shared historic legacy from destructive market forces of the kind now at a fever pitch in Chelsea.
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But the lack of real intimacy reaches a fever pitch for Ed when he finds out that Perry is Ziggy's father, and that his wife has known the whole time.
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The demand for face masks and other preventive products have reached a fever pitch due to the coronavirus outbreak, and many are turning to e-commerce sites to make purchases.
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Apart from the firm&aposs mounting losses and a plummeting share price, competition for top rainmakers remained at a fever pitch in 2019 following an exceptionally competitive year in 2018.
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It's a reminder that even though this partisan rancor has hit a fever pitch in Washington amid all the impeachment, there is some decency, still, in the halls of Congress.
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With 2020 election politics already reaching a fever pitch, Democrats have a real opportunity to achieve a great and historic realigning landslide, building on their landslide in the 2018 midterms.
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The water crisis in Flint reached a fever pitch this month, when both Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and President Barack Obama finally declared a state of emergency in the city.
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Over the last few months, demand for social media companies to remove his presence on their platforms for violating their policies on harassment, hate speech, and misinformation hit a fever pitch.
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In fact, the sweatsuit fervor has reached such a fever pitch that it's made it possible for brands to vend their own multi-thousand dollar takes on this gym teacher staple.
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A wave of media coverage and debate reached a fever pitch of sorts last fall when Apple opened up the Safari browser on iPhone to content blockers for the first time.
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Miranda Katz: Back in March, the debate over fake news and what tech companies like Google and Facebook should be doing about it felt like it was reaching a fever pitch.
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After several high-profile abuse incidents on Twitter in India over the last year, the conversation around trolling and harassment on social media has reached a fever pitch in the country.
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The debate over free speech on college campuses has reached a fever pitch in the media, spreading beyond right-wing flamethrowers like Milo Yiannopoulos to left-wing personalities like Bill Maher.
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The anticipation for Cardi B's debut album, Invasion of Privacy, was high before (like, trending topic high) — but it's at a fever pitch now, thanks to her "Bartier Cardi" music video.
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The anger towards Interpol reached fever pitch earlier this week when Aleksandr Prokopchuk, a Russian with close links to Mr Putin's regime, was expected to be elected president of the organisation.
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Emotions hit a fever pitch on July 8 when Indian forces killed 22-year old Burhan Wani, a separatist leader who advocated a Kashmir free of both Indian and Pakistani rule.
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Rather's most recent call to action came as the unprecedented 2016 presidential election hit a fever pitch as eventual victor Donald Trump clashed on the campaign trail with rival Hillary Clinton.
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This production, of course, is being performed under the Trump administration, and for many on the left, concerns about government censorship and the propagation of lies have reached a fever pitch.
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With the imminent release of the live action remake of Beauty & the Beast, it seems the frenzy surrounding Disney Princesses and their related merchandise has reached a full blown fever pitch.
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As the Rick and Morty McDonald's Szechuan Sauce craze hit a fever pitch stateside, one UK restaurant group created its own little cartoon craze with a burger dedicated to the show.
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Investors are bracing for another week of volatility in the pound with British politics at fever pitch and little clarity on how, when or even if Brexit will ever take place.
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As debate surrounding an ongoing court case between Apple and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) hits fever pitch, new reports indicate there's more than just one locked iPhone at stake.
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Calls for an investigation reached a fever pitch following Christine Blasey Ford's testimony last week that Kavanaugh pinned her to a bed and groped her during a party in the 1980s.
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Interest in artificial intelligence is at a fever pitch, but it can be difficult for corporations to determine whether it's all hype or if the advanced tech can actually improve operations.
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Tensions between the United States and North Korea reached a fever pitch last week after it was reported North Korea has successfully miniaturized a nuclear warhead to mount on a missile.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Tuesday delivered a stream-of-consciousness-style speech on immigration as furor over his administration's separation of families at the border reaches a fever pitch.
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Given "the whole fever pitch of dogs in therapy" — pettable pooches routinely show up before finals on some campuses — Ms. Auslander decided to use dogs to help students with speech anxiety.
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While you were getting rested up for tonight's big New York Jets-Cleveland Browns tilt on Thursday Night Football, the NBA Offseason Chaos Machine was whirring along at a fever pitch.
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But in Santa Clara County, California, it reached a fever pitch, as opponents led a pitched effort to recall Persky at the ballot box years before his term was to end.
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It is the worst soccer game of all time, based on all the ones I can remember at least (and I'm counting Fever Pitch and that one on the Master System).
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While it would send social media threads into fever pitch, UFC making McGregor step up two weight classes without even dipping his toe at 155 lbs would not make much sense.
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Since my last trip to Arizona, the national fixation on "the border crisis" had reached a fever pitch, and the treatment of undocumented migrants at the border had hit record lows.
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The hearing took place as the debate over whether or not to arm teachers has reached a fever pitch in the wake of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, last month.
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The grift reached a fever pitch in 2017, when bitcoin prices spiked and scammers lured victims to invest millions in cryptocoins or blockchain-based products that would never come to exist.
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Not all wearers might be as intentional as Albright, but there's certainly some level of thought that goes into a brooch decision given the fever pitch of speculation that can follow.
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The tension between Charles and his former mentor Westbrook hit a fever pitch in April, after he posted a sponsored advertisement from Coachella for Sugar Bear Hair vitamins to his Instagram Story.
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The debate over what to do about children stopped at the U.S.-Mexico border who were attempting – alone or with a parent – to cross illegally has reached fever pitch in recent days.
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Years of reporting on low pay and poor working conditions reached a fever pitch late this summer when Senator Bernie Sanders proposed legislation directly challenging the company's reliance on social subsidy programs.
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"Fears of a 'no-deal Brexit' are reaching fever pitch ... Sterling has no support other than a bearish consensus and a low valuation," said Kit Juckes, chief FX strategist at Societe Generale.
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And with obsession over the franchise still at a fever pitch nearly 20 years after the story began, I figured maybe it was finally time to give in — by degrees, at least.
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Mr. President, the politically charged atmosphere surrounding this nomination has reached a fever pitch even before these allegations were known, and it has been challenging even then to separate fact from fiction.
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The in-fighting reached fever pitch over the weekend at the Nevada Democratic Party Convention, where frustrated Sanders supporters accused the Clinton camp and party leaders of trying to subvert party rules.
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Now, days after 17 people were shot to death at a Parkland, Florida, high school, the outcry against these AR-15s and other assault-style weapons has spiraled into a fever pitch.
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Thompson's alleged cheating scandal reached a fever pitch this past spring as tabloids released video footage of him with other women, all spanning Kardashian's pregnancy with the couple's first child, True Thompson.
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At SXSW, blockchain hype is at a fever pitch, with dozens of sessions and meet-ups dedicated to the burgeoning industry that can't seem to adequately separate the genuine from the bullshit.
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But during the campaign she remained stubbornly silent on the fate of the Rohingya, clearly a political calculation in a country where anti-Muslim sentiment had been whipped to a fever pitch.
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Last year, the fallout between the US administration and North Korean leadership reached fever pitch, and people around the world feared the consequences of two men comparing rocket sizes like prepubescent boys.
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Idris Elba, Tom Hiddleston and more recently Gillian Anderson have been discussed for the role as speculation reaches fever pitch, with Emilia Clarke the latest to throw her hat in the ring.
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They treat the hearings like a show trial that is fixed before evidence is presented, while corroborating witnesses are silenced and the defamation war against the women escalates to a fever pitch.
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As bitcoin mania reaches a fever pitch, many tiny stocks are maneuvering to capitalize on its run, likely leading to confusion for investors looking for legitimate ways to invest in the trend.
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In the weeks leading up to Britain's referendum on whether to leave or stay in the European Union, the tug of war between Eurosceptics and the remain campaign is at fever pitch.
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The level 999 door has vexed Tibia players for years, but it drew wider awareness when a Reddit post predicted Kharsek would soon reach level 999, drawing interest to a fever pitch.
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Pivotal Research Group became on Thursday the second Wall Street research firm to slap a $500 price target on Netflix this week as analysts' love of the stock hits a fever pitch.
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Washington (CNN)As lawmakers reach the final week to decide year-end government funding, negotiations on saving the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals program are reaching a fever pitch despite long odds.
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Mr. President, the politically charged atmosphere surrounding this nomination had reached a fever pitch even before these allegations were known, and it has been challenging even then to separate fact from fiction.
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The e-commerce outfit's ban on these products also comes at a time when concerns over the practice of hoarding crucial medical supplies, including the N95 mask, is reaching a fever pitch.
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But things reached a fever pitch after Mr. Trump repeatedly refused to condemn violent, right-wing demonstrators in Charlottesville, Va. On Tuesday, Jimmy Kimmel urged the president's remaining supporters to abandon him.
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Not only are the remaining teams playing for a spot in their regional finals, but the race for points to make it into the World Championships is also hitting a fever pitch.
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Its arrival comes at a time when U.S. debate over pharmaceuticals pricing has reached a fever pitch, with Democratic presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders sparring over how to reduce costs.
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And just as the hyper-partisan state of US politics reaches a fever pitch in the runup to the 2020 election, political risks could be subsiding in other parts of the world.
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And our efforts are bearing fruit: in 2019 attention to this issue hit a fever pitch with Presidential candidates addressing the issue on a debate stage for the first time in history.
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But it comes amid international concerns over the spiraling tensions between Washington and Tehran, which reached a fever pitch earlier in January after Trump approved a drone strike that killed Iranian Gen.
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After the bitcoin craze rose to a near-fever pitch in the last several weeks of 2017, several investors and analysts in the space see more growing pains for cryptocurrencies this year.
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Naturally, when news of a big TV adaptation dropped, excitement reached fever pitch and we had many speculations of what the award-winning book of a generation would look like on screen.
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With new leadership gripping the reins at top investment banks, turmoil enveloping others, and a still-scorching dealmaking environment, competition in the US for rainmakers remained at a fever pitch this year.
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Lacking the subpoena power that comes with control of the chamber, Democrats have been forced to sit on the sidelines as the clamoring from their base has ratcheted to a fever pitch.
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CreditCreditAndrew Cutraro/Redux WASHINGTON — Long before the convictions last week of two former members of President Trump's inner circle, the political left's expectations for the Russia investigation were at a fever pitch.
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Criticism reached a fever pitch last summer, when the Pennsylvania attorney general released a scathing grand jury report and prelates in Francis' own hierarchy also accused him of covering up for abusers.
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But revamping the feature at CES does allow Facebook to market itself as a privacy crusader, just as concerns over how businesses collect and use consumer data are reaching a fever pitch.
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As March Madness draws to a close, so does our annual cultural fixation with putting anything and everything into competitive brackets, an online pastime that seemed to reach a fever pitch in 2018.
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Such slut-shaming reached a fever pitch when Melania's husband was actually elected president, with many headlines expressing utter incredulity that a mere trophy wife could ever hold the office of First Lady.
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Over the past few months, the issue has reached a fever pitch as Ohio, Georgia, Mississippi, and Louisiana passed bans on abortions after six weeks, and Alabama passed a total ban on abortion.
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"They actually were not involved in the protest or counterprotest, but they happen to be African-American, and they were on their way home when this riot was at fever pitch," said Litzenburg.
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But Congress and the media can decide whether to tone this down and proceed in a more deliberate manner, or to maintain the endless fever pitch which unfortunately has become the new normal.
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Coverage of the memo — which hit a fever pitch this week when the FBI cautioned against releasing it — began to deflate as soon as it became clear that it would indeed be published.
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Clinton to ride Air Force One; Trump asks who pays Just two weeks from the Republican National Convention, Trump's vice presidential search -- and speculation about who he'll pick -- is at a fever pitch.
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Three months after he was found dead, as tensions between the US and Russia reach a fever pitch, the New York City medical examiner isn't sure he had a heart attack after all.
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Gruber died in September 2017 from heroin and alcohol addiction just as interest in his band was at a fever pitch and plans for a debut album had started to become a reality.
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Yet the controversies around bio-engineering (like GMOs in food, for example) have reached a fever pitch, and the designers aimed to arm the audience with knowledge, said Jake Barton, Local Projects' principal.
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As the hype surrounding her performance in A Star Is Born reaches a fever pitch, Lady Gaga's been on our minds more than ever, lighting up our hearts (and ears) along the way.
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"As we move into the final stretch of the second round of U.S.-China trade talks, markets are reaching fever-pitch," wrote Michael Every, senior Asia-Pacific strategist at Rabobank, in a note.
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The furor surrounding a controversial Republican-drafted memo alleging surveillance abuses at the Department of Justice reached a fever pitch on Thursday as the White House signaled that the release could be imminent.
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Trump's tense relationship with George reached a fever pitch in March 2019 after Trump spent St. Patrick's Day weekend on a Twitter tear against "Saturday Night Live," Fox News, and the late Sen.
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It allows the party to blame its economic problems on the US, and it raises nationalist sentiment to a fever pitch that makes it impossible for Xi to lose face and back down.
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It was at this juncture that " Fever Pitch ," Nick Hornby's memoir about his obsessive support for Arsenal, was published, just in time to attract a large, educated readership newly interested in the game.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)Saudi Arabia, and Gulf allies Kuwait and the UAE, have ordered their citizens to leave Lebanon and avoid travel there as tensions in the Middle East hit a fever pitch.
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Russia hysteria has reached such a fever pitch in "the swamp" that one must wonder if we'll soon have to scrub our bars of Vodka, lest we be accused of colluding with Russia.
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Why he stepped aside When Nunes announced he would step aside from the probe almost two months ago, the fighting had reached a fever pitch that looked certain to derail the House investigation.
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In the media, police widely used this case to send the message that online hate-mongering—which had reached a fever pitch after Sunday's attack on a Quebec mosque—would not be tolerated.
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All the while, the woman at the center of this whole thing continues her epic struggle against the immovable driver, repeatedly running into him as the chorus's screams build to a fever pitch.
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The sellout crowd of 143,848 was loud from the start and reached a fever pitch by halftime when the Sixers shot 60 percent and ran out to a 74-297 lead at halftime.
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The resulting rift meant Pelosi worked overtime to hold her caucus together, even as calls for impeachment reached a fever pitch while special counsel Robert Mueller prepared to release his report in April.
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LONDON — It's only been around six weeks since Stranger Things exploded its way onto our Netflix accounts, and excitement for Season 2 — which was officially confirmed for 103 Wednesday — has reached fever pitch.
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As someone who has spent a better part of the new millennium going on first dates, I can attest to how fast that landscape seemed to shift after online dating hit a fever pitch.
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As Wired noted, doxxing as a political tactic reached a fever pitch as a result of noxious movements like Gamergate, which used it as a tool to harass anyone they happened to agree with.
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The result was plummeting engagement, and the Times writes one possible effect of that experiment was fewer people reading credible news even as attacks on Muslims in Sri Lanka were reaching a fever pitch.
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"Excitement ahead of the royal wedding is reaching fever pitch and we have been inundated with questions about when people can finally meet 'Their Royal Likenesses'," said Edward Fuller, general manager of Madame Tussauds.
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Just as the conversation around fake news reached a fever pitch, Trump decided that all writing and public speech he didn't agree with was also "fake news," and the phrase spiraled into utter meaninglessness.
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Now that long-held concerns over what we sell and why we sell it have reached a fever pitch, we feel it's time to step up and offer an explanation that justifies our choices.
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But criticism of the first two early voting states — Iowa and New Hampshire — had already reached a fever pitch even before the Iowa debacle had pundits predicting the end of the state's privileged status.
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With Taliban offensives at a fever pitch and U.S. officials redoubling efforts to launch a peace process with the emboldened insurgents, Pompeo's meeting comes at a critical moment for the struggling U.S. war effort.
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Twitter continues to be a central part of the news cycle around the world, although not at the fever pitch it was when President Trump was firing off political commentary at 3AM each morning.
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Tensions between the two men recently reached a fever pitch when Grijalva called for Zinke to resign in a USA Today op-ed and the Interior head accused the Congressman of being a drunk.
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Although you're never exactly going to root for Joe Goldberg, you will get a dark thrill out of seeing what he does next, especially as his jealousy over Beck's loyalties hits a fever pitch.
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One of Singapore's most prominent shareholder advocates has renewed his call for the introduction of a dual-class share structure for the local bourse, as public debate on the hot topic hits fever pitch.
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The verbal attacks against liberal billionaire philanthropist George Soros, who is Jewish, and whose political against activities have become the subject of a number of far-right conspiracy theories, have hit a fever pitch.
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It might seem like a minor distinction, but even the six weeks it took for Game of Thrones' final season to unfold over gives lots of time for discussion to reach a fever pitch.
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This fear reached a fever pitch with recent news that Verizon slowed the data speeds of the Santa Clara County Fire Department and significantly impacted emergency services during the largest wildfire in California's history.
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Russian propaganda efforts have reached a fever-pitch: The state-sponsored targeting of foreign readers, listeners, and viewers is at a level potentially not seen since the height of the Cold War, if ever.
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But they've reached such a fever pitch that the 30-year bull market in bonds might now be "the greatest bubble ever," according to Julian Emanuel, the chief equity and derivatives strategist at BTIG.
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That push reached a fever pitch at a closed-door Democratic meeting Tuesday morning in the Capitol, where a long string of Democrats, siding with Moulton, voiced their opposition to a vote this week.
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Speculation that Winfrey would launch a 2020 bid reached a fever pitch earlier this month after the celebrity delivered a stirring speech addressing the "Me Too" and "Times Up" movements at the Golden Globes.
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The battles for top engineers in the cloud industry are at a fever pitch: Tech titans including Amazon and Oracle are duking it out for talent, often accompanied by snide remarks and one-upmanship.
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However, selections from Soth's Broken Manual series, tucked away in a room that is generally leveraged by Pizzuti curator Greer Pagano to present difficult work, raise questions and imagined narratives to a fever pitch.
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Following the release of their long-awaited album Random Access Memories in 2013, anticipation over a potential live tour—or at the very least a single gig somewhere on Earth—hit a fever pitch.
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But there's a seven-month gap in the disclosed correspondence between February and September 2015 — a critical period during which many developments occurred and concerns over the public water supply reached a fever pitch.
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"What's different, and potentially explosive, this time around is that political tensions between the PTI and PML-N are at a fever pitch," said Kugelman, South Asia expert at the US-based Wilson Center.
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At a time when hardcore was reaching a fever pitch, Black Flag's growth was stunted, forced to rely on its old material at a time when fans were demanding something new and forward-thinking.
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With each run-scoring hit against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 21 of the National League Championship Series on Friday, the Milwaukee Brewers sent the crowd at Miller Park into a fever pitch.
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Proceedings reached a fever pitch when the "lionesses" — men dressed in drag — joined the party: Palms held out in front of them, they kicked out dance moves at a speed that blurred their limbs.
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The hype for the Mayweather-McGregor bout has hit a fever pitch largely because of the brash Mr. McGregor, who brings attention to himself and the sport he represents partly through his fashion choices.
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While lawmaker concern has been boiling over for months, the most recent letter comes as anger at the Saudis is reaching a fever pitch after the disappearance of a journalist and prominent Saudi critic.
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The controversy reached a fever pitch on Wednesday when Trump displayed a map in the Oval Office that apparently was altered with black marker to show the storm's projected path extending into southeastern Alabama.
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The furor over Sony's all-female Ghostbusters reboot started nearly the instant the project was announced in 20153, and it hit fever pitch in the months before the film hit theaters on July 22015.
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Talk of Johnson's potential political cachet reached a fever pitch last year after an entertaining GQ cover story by Caity Weaver, in anticipation of Baywatch and the third season of his HBO series Ballers.
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The battle over Canada's weed supply chain is reaching fever pitch as the country's state-sanctioned medical marijuana companies call on the government to shut down the hundreds of illegal marijuana dispensaries across the country.
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The calls for his recusal reached a fever pitch on March 30, when the New York Times reported that Nunes's sources for the claim weren't whistleblowers, as he claimed, but rather two White House staffers.
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Though US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said that the US does not want war, some believe the US administration's diplomatic and economic campaign against the country is taking things to a fever pitch.
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Elizabeth Warren in the Democratic field -- and the financial problems being experienced by former Vice President Joe Biden -- the concern about choosing a nominee too liberal to beat even Trump has hit a fever pitch.
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With holiday madness at a fever pitch and traveling families dealing with missed naps and overstimulation, Kraft is anticipating some major meltdowns – and coming to the rescue today with emergency grilled cheeses in Times Square.
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His calls for "fewer Moroccans" angered and frightened large numbers of Dutch folk, and brought ethnic tension to a fever pitch; the court may decide they fall under the rubric of "incitement to racial hatred".
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A few years after 9/11, while the United States was at war with Iraq and fears about national security were at a fever pitch, the drug industry embarked on a short-lived literary venture.
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I think I finally understand, at the ripe old age of 25, why the hysteria over Pokémon"gambling" reached such a fever pitch despite the fact that gaming and gambling have always been conceptually linked.
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Panic in Brasilia hit fever pitch this week after Prosecutor General Rodrigo Janot, the country's top prosecutor, called for investigations into bribery and political kickbacks that reportedly target six cabinet ministers and over 100 lawmakers.
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"Sentiment is as negative as we have experienced around Tesla, and we want to lean into the fever pitch," wrote Kallo, one of nine analysts who recommend buying Tesla's stock, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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He talked about writing all of Curse of Strahd (a special horror-themed adventure that dungeon masters can run for their players) in a sort of fever pitch over a few weeks of holiday break.
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Stopping by The Tonight Show to chat about her upcoming Netflix series Santa Clarita Diet, Barrymore took on three separate Guinness world records live, with the help of the host and her Fever Pitch costar.
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Overall, the frustrations and rage in women's sport are reaching a fever pitch — and whether it's sexism during competition, sexual abuse allegations, or a fight for equal pay, it's time to take women athletes seriously.
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He talked about writing all of Curse of Strahd (a special horror-themed adventure that dungeon masters can run for their players) in a sort of fever pitch over a few weeks of holiday break.
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"What we're seeing now may be unprecedented in terms of its fever pitch," Knight wrote in an email from Indonesia, where he is documenting human rights abuses related to the rise in anti-LGBT rhetoric.
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The new content comes at a challenging time for the game, as its vocal and divided player base has hit a fever pitch over the state of the series and whether it can be redeemed.
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As the election reaches a fever pitch, soundtracked by the buzz of the auto-dialer, Stone learns to reclaim the feeling of standing apart with her idiosyncratic style — and a box of blue hair dye.
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I think I finally understand, at the ripe old age of 25, why the hysteria over Pokémon "gambling" reached such a fever pitch despite the fact that gaming and gambling have always been conceptually linked.
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Last night, however, things reached a fever pitch when the Bachelor alum, who is currently competing on Dancing with the Stars, managed to work in a Grimaldi cameo and a big smooch during his routine.
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The tension reached a fever pitch earlier this year as the United States blamed Iran for attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf region, as well as an attack on Saudi oil fields in September.
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It should come as no surprise to anyone who hasn't been living under a rock for the past 45 days that discourse around sexual harassment and assault has reached a fever pitch, including in politics.
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White House officials confirmed that Trump had dismissed Bannon, his chief strategist, on August 18 after reports of clashes between Bannon and other members of the White House reached a fever pitch in recent days.
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The fight reached a fever pitch last month, as the Judiciary panel voted along party lines to hold Barr in contempt and Trump asserted executive privilege over the subpoenaed materials on the attorney general's recommendation.
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This weekend, President Donald Trump and his Japanese counterpart, Shinzo Abe, bring their bromance to Japan, the first stop on Trump's maiden swing through Asia that comes as anxiety over North Korea reaches fever pitch.
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Shortly before the publication of one of the volumes in J.K. Rowling's seven-part wizarding saga, with millions of fans worldwide at a fever pitch of anticipation, publisher Nigel Newton received an unexpected phone call.
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It means that despite the party's campaign slogan to "get Brexit done," political debate about the terms of Britain's departure from the EU is likely to reach fever pitch once again over the coming months.
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Helen Gao Contributing Opinion Writer BEIJING — As unfettered capitalism reached a fever pitch in China in the early 2000s, a boom in investigative journalism was hailed as the most salient example of growing citizen power.
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The price of a single bitcoin has gone up parabolically and at a faster pace than any other speculative vehicle in market history, as investor enthusiasm for the new medium has reached a fever pitch.
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Mr. Biden has always proclaimed his ability to take on President Trump, but as the Iowa caucuses near, his punditry is reaching a fever pitch in interviews, at fund-raisers and on the campaign trail.
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It was all too little, too late: It is amazing, looking at Groff's panicked reaction now, that they realized this would be a problem only when the criticism of the book reached a fever pitch.
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Commonly referred to as the internet sales tax, the issue reached a fever pitch this month as President Trump launched a campaign to shame companies that are not collecting their fair share of local taxes.
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That anxiety reached a fever pitch in 2015, when the Hong Kong-based kids' toy company VTech was subject to a data breach that exposed the personal information of 6.5 million people, many of them children.
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The drama between Ariana Grande and the Grammys reached a fever pitch on Thursday when the singer put the Recording Academy on blast for "lying" about her reason for pulling out of Sunday's annual awards ceremony.
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That criticism reached a fever pitch online since the presidential election as Trump voters and conspiracy theorists see Soros' hand — and wallet — in the protests that raged across the country in the days following the election.
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Marvel's blockbuster Black Panther doesn't hit theaters until February 15, but the anticipation is already reaching a fever pitch; tickets sold out so fast that even Luptia Nyong'o (who plays Wakandan operative Nakia) couldn't get them.
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This issue reached a fever pitch a year ago, when an infamous Pepsi commercial starring Kendall Jenner distilled the iconography of protests against police brutality into a collage of meaningless signs, dance moves, and amicable cops.
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All the while, Celeste denies she is a victim, and even chastises herself for the fever pitch of cruelty in their interactions—but when the couple starts seeing a therapist (Robin Weigert), their façade falls apart.
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The finger-pointing on Capitol Hill reached a fever pitch Sunday evening, as both sides rushed to blame the other after a Senate motion to move a mammoth coronavirus relief bill failed on the chamber floor.
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The longer it takes to do the damage assessments and repairs, the close the two lines come to meeting each other where the response is in full swing and peoples' frustrations are at a fever pitch.
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Those gripes reached a fever pitch over the past week, when a holiday polling drought froze the debate process in place and left some candidates begging for a chance to add to their qualifying poll count.
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The emotion in the song, which comes mostly from the minor key chords and not from Gomez's voice, reaches a fever pitch when she invokes the idea of learning to hate someone you used to love.
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The anti-Russia sentiment in Washington is at a fever pitch in large part to Moscow's information warfare campaign during the 2016 U.S. presidential election and Putin's obsession with restoring his country to great power status.
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It was easy to get swept up in the excitement around the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive final at the ELEAGUE Major this weekend, but over the course of Sunday afternoon it reached an absolute fever pitch.
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Perhaps by 1860, the debate over slavery had reached such a fever pitch, thanks in large part to the work of black and white activists in the North, that the status quo could not be maintained.
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It was near the end, though, when he talked of his love for Michelle and his pride in his kids - and the bromance with Biden of course - that things really reached fever pitch among the impassioned crowd.
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The Trump administration's policy of separating children from their parents who seek asylum in the United States by crossing the border illegally has sparked outrage across the country — and it reached a fever pitch over the weekend.
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But perhaps no tradition has had to contend with the legacy of white supremacy as wrenchingly as the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), whose decades-long contention with their history has reached a fever pitch in recent years.
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This momentum has thrust women's reproductive rights to the forefront of the political debate, with leaders weighing in from the halls of Congress to the campaign trail where the 2020 election debate is already at fever pitch.
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Unfortunately the USB-IF was unable to confirm whether the standard's recently bizarre naming conventions (which last week reached a fever pitch with the announcement of the USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 spec) will continue with USB 4.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Negative news stories about Tesla Inc have hit "fever pitch", but the electric carmaker's stock price is likely to surge as output of its Model 23 sedan improves, according to an analyst research report.
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As tensions in his camp hit fever pitch, Fillon grappled with further accusations that took the total amount involved in the scandal to more than one million euros, and beyond his wife to two of his children.
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Legal action seems to have hit a fever pitch, and while it certainly looks and feels like the beginning of a smaller #MeToo movement, the world of pro cheer hasn't rallied behind women in the same way.
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The prairie trend has reached fever pitch this summer, and you're now as likely to find a dress with an empire waist, ruffled collar, and long sleeves at Topshop as you are at your local vintage shop.
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Oprah Winfrey is opening up about the calls for her to run for president, which reached a fever pitch following a powerful speech she delivered while accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Award at this year's Golden Globes.
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On an a new episode of VICELAND's JUNGLETOWN, the interns scramble to put together presentations on what they've contributed to Kalu Yala during their time in the sustainable village, and stress levels rise to a fever pitch.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two lawmakers and six consumer advocacy groups on Thursday sought to join a court case involving the U.S. consumer financial watchdog as worries that President Donald Trump will dismantle the agency reached a fever pitch.
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Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts reached a fever pitch last week, with Ocasio-Cortez accusing Pelosi of "singling out" women of color after Pelosi criticized the group in an interview with the New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd.
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Speculation about Mueller's impending dismissal reached a fever pitch last April, after multiple news organizations, including CNN, reported that Trump was furious over the probe and previously directed his White House counsel to fire the special counsel.
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Speculation that the president's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen is on the cusp of cooperating with prosecutors reached a fever pitch on Monday, after the publication of an interview he gave to George Stephanopoulos of ABC News.
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This change sparked the ongoing cold war between the FBI and Apple, which reached a fever pitch in 2016 when the FBI asked a judge to force Apple to unlock the iPhone of the San Bernardino terrorist.
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The first two films grossed over $545 million at the box office, and excitement over the trailer for the third installment in Bridget's saga, Bridget Jones' Baby, reached a fever pitch when it was released last week.
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The hype reached a fever pitch in January, when Thai Smile Airways decided to sell plane tickets for Look Thep, which their owners could purchase if they wanted the dolls to occupy their own seats on flights.
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Russia investigation Talk of President Trump firing special counsel Robert Mueller hit a fever pitch over the weekend, but the President, returning from a rare trip to Camp David, said he had no plans to dump Mueller.
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It's a luxurious choice for any manager to have after two World Cup matches, especially one coaching a team where the tension and the fear of failure is often at a fever pitch from the opening kick.
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A Feinstein spokesman told CNN the letter was provided to the FBI after leaks to the media about the matter had reached a "fever pitch," and the spokesman denied that the leaks came from the senator's office.
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The matter reached a fever pitch around the time of Mr. Trump's travel ban against seven predominantly Muslim countries, and hundreds of thousands of people deleted their Uber accounts from their phones in protest of the company.
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New York (CNN Business)Demand for Kobe Bryant merchandise reached a fever pitch almost immediately after the legendary Laker perished in a helicopter crash Sunday along with his 2000-year-old daughter, Gianna, and seven other victims.
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There, Fox News personalities such as Sean Hannity and Jeanine Pirro amplified the criticism of the bill found in some conservative circles where frustration at the lack of funding for a border wall reached a fever pitch.
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Curiosity about the history and future of the U.S. Space Program is reaching a fever pitch, with commercial space travel gathering steam and NASA having named the first nine astronauts to launch from U.S. soil since 214.
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Politics in the state are reaching a fever pitch, with appearances from former President Barack Obama on behalf of the Democratic Senate candidate, Jacky Rosen, and President Trump in support of the Republican incumbent, Senator Dean Heller.
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This sequence, like much of Vinyl, tries thinly to cash in on a fever-pitch moment: 1970s NYC in its socially disordered glory, post-white flight and on the cusp of a devastating drug epidemic and cleanup.
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Conspiracy theories are everywhere and can target everyone — but they often reach a particular fever pitch when it comes to women, Erin O'Brien, the chair of political science at the University of Massachusetts Boston, told me in August.
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Social media conversations around Republican front-runner Donald Trump have reached a fever pitch leading up to Super Tuesday, the day when more delegates are at at stake than on any other single day in the presidential primary.
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Using high-profile producers and guests has long been a staple of the A-list album, but the vast roster of collaborators on Blonde and Endless seemed at first glance to push that idea to a fever pitch.
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Political action moved forward in Washington on multiple fronts this week, as Republicans came together to advance their tax legislation even while feuding between the White House and a handful of Senate Republicans reached a new fever pitch.
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Buzz around Ralph & Russo in particular reached a fever pitch on May 1, after the Royal School of Needlework tweeted an image of members of the Ralph & Russo team taking a look at their students' hand embroidery work.
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Given the slower upgrade cycle of desktops and how well my Retina 5K iMac is holding up, it took me a while to pay attention to what was going on there — until it had reached a fever pitch.
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Lamas — the famed makeup artist who worked with Diana Ross, Liza Minnelli, Audrey Hepburn, Jackie Onassis, and other influential women of the time — says that between 1963 and 1968 is when '60s makeup really hit a fever pitch.
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Trading on the new board for homegrown tech firms hit fever pitch on its debut day, with shares up as much as 520%, sending valuations to eye-popping levels and raising concerns over whether firms were over-valued.
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Though frustration with Saudi Arabia — both for Khashoggi's death and the years-long war in Yemen — has reached a fever pitch on Capitol Hill, the administration and Trump have so far signaled they are standing by the ally.
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Global stocks have long discounted a recessionHer broad assessment is that global stocks were discounting a recession long before fears of a US slowdown reached fever pitch this year because of the trade war and yield-curve inversion.
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Nintendo made a habit of making cheaper, more portable versions of its previous handheld consoles, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that the Switch Lite arrives as the popularity of the original Switch hits a fever pitch.
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October was also when voters became saturated with political ads as the campaign hit a fever pitch, the pro-Trump Make America Number 1 released an ad alleging that Clinton paid her female staffers less then male staffers.
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Concerns about over-heated housing prices in Canada's most expensive real estate market have reached fever pitch, particularly in the Vancouver area where the average home costs C$1.1 million, up 81.4 percent in the last five years.
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The book Satanic Panic: Pop-Culture Panic in the 1980's recounts the way the devil permeated youth culture 40 years ago, hitting fever pitch with co-productions with bands like Iron Maiden, Def Leppard, and Judas Priest.
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Game Boy mania hit fever pitch when it was released a few months later in the US.All of Nintendo's heavy hitters appeared in Game Boy games, and a few even made their debut there, like Pokémon and Kirby.
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With so many in the streets and excitement at a fever pitch, some urban bus lines halted service to stop people from trying to ride on the bus roofs, and many taxis stayed home for the same reason.
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Too little time spent on patients, too much time spent on electronic records, and the general sense that medicine has become more a profit-driven business than a noble vocation have driven patient dissatisfaction to a fever pitch.
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This weekend, Tsai surprised many when he weighed in after the N.B.A. responded to a Twitter post by a league executive supporting Hong Kong's anti-government protesters, just as a furor over the tweet reached a fever pitch.
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As the hyper-partisan debate on the Affordable Care Act reaches fever pitch, let's not lose sight of a common-sense solution to help all severely wounded veterans choose the best healthcare plan for them and their families.
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But the role of fake news and misinformation in Mr. Trump's surprise win quickly reached a fever pitch, prompting questions about the extent to which Facebook, where many of these bogus stories were shared, had influenced the election.
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The project initially had the support of Visa, MasterCard and other big payments industry players, but they backed out of joining the Switzerland-based association that will manage Libra as regulatory and political scrutiny reached a fever pitch.
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"Expectations for the iPhone X are at fever pitch and I think that a super-cycle is now required to prevent a sell-off in the shares," according to Richard Windsor, a technology analyst at Radio Free Mobile.
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But he failed to mention the atrocities that the country's military has been committing against the long-persecuted majority-Muslim Rohingya minority group, which reached a fever pitch starting in late 2016 with the complicity of its civilian government.
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Anxiety about a global slump rose to fever pitch recently after an inversion in the U.S. Treasury yield curve implied a growing risk of a recession there, and data showed Germany's economy was in contraction and China's was worsening.
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Over the last few months, tension over the issue of abortion has reached fever pitch in the US as Ohio, Georgia, Mississippi, and Louisiana passed bans on abortions after six weeks, and Alabama passed a total ban on abortion.
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Having already wound the populace up to fever pitch with a barrage of nationalist propaganda, China was expected to pull out the rhetorical big guns when it reacted to The Hague's decision on rights to the South China Sea.
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As the new administration's rhetoric around maintaining public safety reaches a fever pitch, cutting-edge surveillance technologies are being rolled out and used on the American public — often without the public's knowledge or consent, and often without judicial authorization.
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LONDON — In the run-up to the first public showings of the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child play this Sunday (not to mention the world-wide release of the script), wizarding-based excitement levels are reaching fever pitch.
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Last week, as fears over possible North Korean missile tests reached a fever pitch, the White House announced that an aircraft carrier had been deployed to the Sea of Japan to try to defuse escalating tensions in the area.
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The rhetoric reached fever pitch Thursday when a high-level North Korean Foreign Ministry official called US Vice President Mike Pence a "political dummy" for repeating a reference to the "Libya model" with respect to talks with North Korea.
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In the national immigration debate, anti-immigrant rhetoric is at a fever pitch generated by politicians bent on inciting a cultural war and exploiting the fears many Americans have about their economic situation and how their communities are changing.
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While confusion and misinformation surrounding Section 230 has reached a fever pitch in the weeks following these tragedies, the immunities granted to an "interactive computer service" over 21625 years ago have been the subject of increased scrutiny for years.
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No sooner had the curtains closed on the 88th Academy Awards, which was punctuated by Chris Rock's scathing but broadly praised opening monologue on racism in Hollywood, than a new battle had reached a fever pitch on social media.
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Judging from her snaps, it seems that Kim is more than pleased with her new 'do, which — at least thanks to the filter she's using — reminds us of the original ombré trend that hit a fever pitch in 2012.
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Questions over Kushner's security clearance reached a fever pitch earlier this month after it was revealed that he, along with several other top Trump aides, had been working with temporary security clearances more than a year into the administration.
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Canada and Australia said they would not be sending athletes to the Tokyo Olympics if the Games went ahead as scheduled this year as pressure on organizers to postpone because of the coronavirus pandemic reached fever pitch on Monday.
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Anger at Robert Mueller is burning white-hot on the right and in conservative media, where calls for the special counsel to recuse himself from the investigation into Russian meddling in the 22019 election have reached a fever pitch.
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At such moments, we are reminded that economics is not a science like chemistry or physics in which new discoveries become immutable truths, but an endless debating society whose disorderliness reaches a fresh fever pitch whenever the road ahead seems bleak.
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Criticism of that deal has been mounting since Julie K. Brown reported on it in the Miami Herald last year, and has reached a fever pitch since Epstein was arrested on new sex trafficking charges in New York this week.
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That criticism reached a fever pitch in July, when FBI Director James Comey announced his investigators had recovered "thousands" of documents during their investigation of the private server, including emails that had not previously been provided to the State Department.
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Memes, op-ed essays, riffs by standup comedians—all these things hit fever-pitch levels in the weeks before folks got to the polls in the US. But nowhere has it been more prevalent this year than on late-night television.
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Image 2 of 2 LIMA, Peru – Excitement for soccer has reached a fever pitch in Peru&aposs crowded capital, where a lack of open spaces has forced residents to play pickup games squeezed against Incan ruins or in pre-colonial cemeteries.
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Back in January 2010, as the buzz around the iPad, which had yet to be announced, was just starting to reach a fever pitch, developer Arno Gourdol wrote a blog post pondering whether Apple had finally gotten things right this time.
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The fury in Poland reached a fever pitch on Wednesday, after a Jewish foundation based in Boston posted a video of people saying "Polish Holocaust" as a protest against the law and calling for the US to break off diplomatic relations.
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By the time Graham's dietary beliefs congealed, the country's new religious fervor and social conservatism had reached a fever pitch; Americans were primed for a leader like him to come along and tell them how to purify themselves and their nation.
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The modern fight over nominations, however, has largely been a fight between the executive and legislative branches — and it began with Gray but reached a fever pitch over a Clinton appointee to run the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division.
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Her new role in X-Men: Dark Phoenix has been filling us with anticipation, and now Entertainment Weekly is giving us our first look of Turner playing the legendary Jean Grey — and that excitement is now reaching a fever pitch.
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Everything about the film operates at the same intense fever pitch: the glistening score urgently batters the audience in every direction, the colors are eye-bleedingly bright, and the emotions are big enough to play on the tiniest phone screen.
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On the coast of Northern Italy in 1983, before the AIDS epidemic had reached a fever pitch that would come to associate gay sex with death and disease, Elio and Oliver are immersed in a world of music and art.
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Things reached a fever pitch after April Reign created #OscarsSoWhite in order to bring attention to the fact that people of color were not being acknowledged for their work in film by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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The obsession over her every move has reached a fever pitch in recent months: See here, here, here, here, here, here, and here for conspiracy theories about her socioeconomic status to superficial criticism over her dancing and inability to smile.
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The firestorm that started last week when Trump fired James Comey as FBI director reached a fever pitch late Tuesday when reports surfaced suggesting Trump asked Comey to "let go" of the investigation into former national security advisor Michael Flynn.
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At one of the most important junctures for the country since World War Two, British politics was at fever pitch and, nearly three years since the 2016 referendum, it was still unclear how, when or if Brexit will ever take place.
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That was extended to 214-23 after a deep three from Edwards and a dunk by Wheeler on a fast break that forced a Michigan State timeout with 265:258 to play and had the home crowd at a fever pitch.
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Excitement around iPads in education hit a fever pitch in 2365, when the Los Angeles Unified School District announced an incredibly ambitious play to put the devices in the hands of all its students, for a total of around $22017 billion.
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Amidst all the (mostly understandable) focus on and panic about the election this week, it's worth stepping back and realizing that even without this fever pitch and tension, all ten of this week's American mass shootings likely still would have happened.
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A multi-ethnic city whose population is made up of Arabs, Turkmen and Kurds, and includes those from Christian, Shia and Sunni Muslim backgrounds, this place is no stranger to conflict; in recent days, however, tensions here have hit fever pitch.
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Washington (CNN)Tensions between the Trump administration and Europe are reaching a fever pitch ahead of next month's NATO summit, on the heels of President Donald Trump's announcement of tariffs against European allies and his comments denouncing the transatlantic alliance.
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By the end of the day, however, the scandal had reached a fever pitch in the capital Brasilia, and Juca announced his plans to take a leave of absence from the ministry until public prosecutors make public statements exonerating him.
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To top it off, Washington's two allies in the region -- South Korea and Japan -- are in the middle of a feud that's reached fever pitch, with Tokyo removing Seoul from a list of countries it can trade with with limited restrictions.
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Here is the timeline of what top White House officials and Shulkin have said: Wednesday, March 28 Shulkin called Kelly on Wednesday morning, according to a Trump administration official, as rumors of his ouster reached a fever pitch in Washington.
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When the subject rises to a fever pitch of passion – during the period that encompasses Charlotte's emotional embroilment with Amadeus Daberlohn, her stepmother's singing master, for example – words, words, words, tight-packed, rhapsodic, soul-stirring, and giddily Nietzschean, come surging in.
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China's enthusiasm for the global game, undimmed by years of underperformance and corruption scandals, has always reached fever pitch during World Cup finals and that might be even more the case this year with the domestic game finally on the rise.
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Talk of Kelly's viability as chief of staff reached a fever pitch on Friday afternoon amid intense scrutiny surrounding the handling of domestic abuse allegations against White House staff secretary Rob Porter, who resigned Wednesday while denying the allegations against him.
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The big picture: Juul was on the fast rise in recent years — hitting a valuation of $38 billion — until concerns over teen use hit a fever pitch following an epidemic of unexplained illnesses and 37 deaths related to vaping products.
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US-EU trade worries reached fever pitch ahead of EU President Jean-Claude Juncker's visit to the United States, but a last minute deal on specific sectors like natural gas and medical services helped avoid a full-on tit-for-tat trade war.
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Going into this year's Olympics, we thought the participating athletes had enough to worry about — contracting Zika, competing in water that's basically raw sewage, getting outshone and generally out-badassed by Simone Biles — but we've reached a fever pitch with this coffee issue.
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The frenzy over Ollie's disappearance -- and recovery -- reached such a fever pitch in Washington, House Speaker Paul Ryan's communications staff even used it as an email subject line to highlight an interview he did in support for President Donald Trump's Supreme Court pick.
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With President Donald Trump&aposs policy of holding illegal immigrant families together in limbo and outrage at a fever pitch over the previous policy of separating parents and children, some are calling for a resurrection of an Obama-era program killed last year.
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Brazil and Argentina are fierce soccer rivals - a longstanding sporting feud that hit fever pitch when Brazil hosted the 2014 World Cup and has shown no signs of easing with fans from both nations slow to embrace the Olympic spirit of friendly competition.
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But it's reached a fever pitch recently, with Republicans decrying Google's fact-checking modules and its firing of workplace sexist James Damore, pretty much anything Facebook does to slow down right-leaning hoaxes and propaganda, and purges of suspected bot accounts on Twitter.
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When affirmative action debates were reaching fever pitch, many of the parents I spoke with trying to get their students into elite institutions were convinced that their son or daughter would be denied admission to a top school because of their whiteness.
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In Utah, the 1996 creation of Grand Staircase Escalante was a turning point, and the debate reached a fever pitch — with repeated volleys of harshly-word statements, lawsuit threats, and demonstrations — in the final days of Obama's presidents as he designated Bears Ears.
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At one of the most important junctures for the country in at least a generation, British politics was at fever pitch and, nearly three years since the 2016 referendum, it was still unclear how, when or if Brexit will ever take place.
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After an eight-year hiatus during which the will-they-or-won't-they speculation about Brand New's possible breakup started reaching fever pitch, they quietly dropped an album that would become their first to reach No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BERLIN — Reaching a fever-pitch in the 1630s, "tulipmania" — a Dutch Golden Age obsession with the rare and exotic flowers responsible, supposedly, for driving overzealous buyers to financial ruin — has long been considered the first economic bubble.
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Corruption is nothing new in Latin America, but the headlines have reached a fever pitch in recent months and likely will be at the center of debate at the Summit of the Americas, a gathering of regional leaders held once every several years.
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MORE. With personal Republican attacks against Pelosi now reaching a fever pitch, and with some House Democrats whom I have great respect for adding their public criticism of Pelosi, which only helps Republicans keep control of the House, let's put matters in perspective.
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The ad as well as Nike's efforts to woo younger customers with its new Jordan and React sneakers and its World Cup jerseys had taken expectations to a fever pitch, with most investors and analysts hoping for a raise in its outlook.
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When one of those intrasquad feuds reached a fever pitch—with "Real Muthaphuckkin G's," Eazy-E's scorched-Earth Dr. Dre diss from 1993 –– the group's founder was mocking its producer for having adopted N.W.A's ruthless, relentless street image relatively late in life.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Trading on China's new Nasdaq-style board for homegrown tech firms hit fever pitch on Monday, with shares up as much as 230% in a wild debut that more than doubled the board's combined market capitalization and beat veteran investors' expectations.
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"With November 8 drawing near and the 'rigged election' rhetoric reaching a fever pitch, it will be important to watch Donald Trump's supporters react when the final results roll in," said Kyle Dropp, the co-founder and chief research officer at Morning Consult.
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The firestorm that started last week with President Donald Trump firing James Comey as FBI director reached a fever pitch late Tuesday when reports surfaced suggesting Trump asked Comey to "let go" of the investigation into former national security advisor Michael Flynn.
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With British politics at fever pitch, lawmakers on Wednesday grab control to have so-called indicative votes on Brexit, with options ranging from a much closer post-exit alignment with the EU to leaving without a deal or revoking the divorce papers.
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In a different era, the idea of a player like Kayvon Thibodeaux starring at Dorsey the way, say, Keyshawn Johnson once had would have been the natural order of things, but the fever pitch of private-school recruiting has changed all that.
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Interest in retro games seemingly hit a fever pitch in 2017 with the launch of Nintendo's SNES Classic, and there's a simple reason why: The fans who grew up playing those games now have the means to invest in them as adults.
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As the crisis on the US-Mexico border reached a fever pitch in April, Business Insider senior video correspondent Graham Flanagan spent four days inside the US Border Patrol Academy at Artesia, New Mexico, around 200 miles north of the US-Mexico border.
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As the crisis on the US-Mexico border reached a fever pitch in April, Business Insider senior video correspondent Graham Flanagan spent four days inside the US Border Patrol Academy at Artesia, New Mexico, around 200 miles north of the US-Mexico border.
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Read more: Trump's conspiracies are reaching a fever pitch amid revelations that the whistleblower went to Congress before filing their complaintThe New York Times reported Thursday that some have urged the president to tone down his language, but he hasn't heeded their advice.
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Duppy Mary's Kingston hotel, Mary tells us, "offered care and comfort to those English people who found their constitutions ill-suited to the atmosphere of our island"—including a hysterical young white woman (Mendes, at a wearying fever pitch), who enters screaming.
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In recent days, we've been bestowed with an amazing activewear line and a rare, intimate interview with Bey in Elle U.K. Now rumors and speculation about new music have reached a fever pitch, and the Beyhive is about damned ready to explode.
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The immigration enforcement apparatus has been in place for years, through both Republican and Democratic administrations, although outrage at what many are calling human rights abuses has reached a fever pitch as President Donald Trump continues to push his hardline immigration agenda.
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As the debate reached a fever pitch in 2014 and stretched through the 2016 presidential race, Mr. Graham's parents, Frank Graham and Constance Malcolm, participated in demonstrations and waged an unsuccessful campaign to have Officer Haste criminally prosecuted for their son's death.
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Tensions reached a fever pitch by midday in the village of Novi Sanzhary, in Ukraine's central Poltava region, where residents protested the arrival of the evacuees over fears they could be infected with the coronavirus, including smashing the windows of buses transporting them.
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While this new citizen engagement is at a fever pitch, grassroots professionals and government relations professionals must find ways to build it and learn how to measure it so our First Amendment right to petition the government is maximized and democracy wins.
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At the time, public anger at Mr. Maduro was hitting a fever pitch, and Mr. Guaidó, the son of a teacher and a taxi driver, was initially embraced by many as a fresh voice in a place where so many had failed.
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Public debate over the role of foreign investment in Canada has reached a fever pitch, with locals saying price increases of 60 percent in Vancouver and 40 percent in Toronto over the past three years are keeping them out of the market.
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All of this web-spinning and hand-wringing in the media reached fever pitch for the grand finale: Trump's 76-minute speech that was so chock full of specifics and policy platforms that it had to be backed up by 282 footnotes.
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Controversy over marijuana use in the RCMP reached fever pitch in 22014 when an officer was forced to surrender his formal uniform after he was filmed smoking his medical marijuana in it to raise awareness about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) among officers.
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Controversy over marijuana use in the RCMP reached fever pitch in 2013 when an officer was forced to surrender his formal uniform after he was filmed smoking his medical marijuana in it to raise awareness about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) among officers.
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Faced with the prospect of an election between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, the smug will reach a fever pitch: six straight months of a sure thing, an opportunity to mock and scoff and ask, How could anybody vote for this guy?
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But the South Bronx has its own gorgeous and rich culture that's in the midst of a renaissance: Graffiti is becoming an art form, disco culture has hit a fever pitch, and another underground music movement has gained a foothold (more on that later).
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Shonda Rhimes's departure from ABC to produce new shows for Netflix could not have come at a better time to intensify the fears that have been roiling the TV industry for the past several years and that have reached a fever pitch this summer.
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Wesley Snipes Has a Good Idea Why More People Don't Remember How Important Blade WasThe hype around Black Panther is reaching a fever pitch as everyone prepares to see (or has already seen) Marvel's first film with a predominantly black cast and a black director.
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The policy was originally enacted to protect consumers from the burgeoning number of crypto-scams that have afflicted the market for years and reached a fever pitch as the price of several digital currencies exploded in 2017 (before imploding in early 2018 to disastrous effect).
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Dean PhillipsDean PhillipsDemocrats tear into Trump's speech: It was a 'MAGA rally' Democrats gear up for State of the Union protests as impeachment lingers Biden leads 2020 pack in congressional endorsements MORE (D-Minn.), meanwhile, is trying to demonstrate bipartisanship amid the impeachment fever pitch.
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The criticism in Germany targeted at the ECB and its President, Mario Draghi, has reached fever-pitch since the ECB brought out an even bigger bazooka from its arsenal of monetary policy strategies to try to stimulate growth and inflation in the anemic euro zone.
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Though archaeologists have been finding artifacts and even human remains preserved in ice since the late 20th century, including the famous "Otzi man," the recent increase in global temperatures and new knowledge about the world's ice deposits has brought research to a fever pitch.
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The company came under harsh criticism for its inability to stop this type of content from spreading on its platform, which reached a fever pitch when it admitted that Kremlin-linked trolls had used its platform in a bid to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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While Korean entertainment, fashion and culture have always commanded a loyal following in Asia, the country's cool factor hit fever pitch in 2012 when pop sensation Psy released the mega-hit song 'Gangnam Style' that went viral and helped raise the genre's global footprint.
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THE LEAD STORY: Speculation is at a fever pitch with the anticipated announcement of at least one indictment in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election ... An announcement could come as early as today.
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As public support for raising pay for low-wage workers reaches a fever pitch, and as the momentum of worker movements like the Fight for $15 becomes harder and harder to stop, corporate lobbyists have begun resorting to increasingly underhanded maneuvers to keep wages down.
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As tensions grew to a fever pitch elsewhere over the likelihood of North Korea conducting a nuclear or long-range missile test, possibly this weekend, there was little sign of concern in South Korea's capital, Seoul, which lies within range of the North's artillery.
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Momentum on women's issues has reached a fever pitch, making this the perfect time to empower McMahon, if confirmed, to make good on that goal by giving her the tools she needs to harness the entrepreneurial energy of our nation's 10 million women business owners.
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The battle reached fever pitch in early May when Rahm Emanuel, the mayor of Chicago, petitioned a federal appeal court to throw out a long-winded lawsuit, filed in 2014 by Friends of the Parks in a district court, to block use of the site.
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The hours of uncertainty were broadcast on a YouTube live stream hosted by one of the occupier's acquaintances, conservative activist Gavin Seim, and often reached a fever pitch as they wavered between committing to peacefully leaving and shouting about the injustice of the American system.
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But it's in Hungary, where Soros was born in 1930, that the attacks have reached a fever pitch in recent years, with the billionaire branded a public enemy by the government and made the explicit target of its successful re-election campaign last spring.
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This aesthetic of suffering reached a fever pitch in Alexander McQueen's infamous 28 "Highland Rape" runway show — bloodied models strutting down the catwalk with rips in their lace dresses and tartans — and his 2006 "Widows of Culloden" collection, featuring women in funeral-like shrouds.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Brexit: At one of the most important pivot points for the United Kingdom since World War II, politics are at a fever pitch as Parliament prepares this week to take control of next steps in a rocky divorce from the European Union (Reuters).
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Pokémon GO has already hit a fever pitch in the US. We've seen injuries and muggings pile up as players wander into ditches and dangerous situations, and restaurants are clamoring to turn the craze into profits (or are otherwise having to suffer Pokémon-hunting customers).
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For instance, after raising reader anxiety and emotional engagement to a fever pitch at the end of the book's second section, there is no further mention of the thug chasing Nomi — we must make do with the bland information that she boarded the train.
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Many saw the change as a hopeful sign at a time when talk of reviving the moribund peace process is at a fever pitch, encouraged by the popularity of the cease-fire over the Eid holiday, at the end of the holy month of Ramadan.
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Its campaign in Russia is only a couple of weeks old, in simple chronological terms, but it has been conducted against such a fever pitch of emotion that all involved must feel as though they have been at Bronnitsy, the team's training base, for years.
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When Parliament-Funkadelic, George Clinton's sartorially adventurous music collective, played arena shows in the 1970s, the boisterous crowds would reach a fever pitch midway through the concert when a fire-spitting flying saucer descended from the rafters, landing onstage amid smoke and blaring horns.
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Instead of dying down, the controversy reached a fever pitch on Wednesday, when Trump displayed a map of the hurricane's original projected path in the Oval Office that appeared to have been altered with black marker to extend the trajectory so it covered Alabama.
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"As religious bigotry rises to a fever pitch nationwide, this settlement sends the message that Muslims and all New Yorkers will have even stronger protections from unconstitutional religious profiling and surveillance," said Hina Shamsi, the director of the National Security Project at the A.C.L.U.
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But the absence of the entire White House staff — including the press secretary, Sean M. Spicer, along with cabinet secretaries and powerful advisers — may be unprecedented in the dinner's history, and it comes with tensions between journalists and the administration at a fever pitch.
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The battle over pipelines reached a fever pitch in 2016 and 2017 during tense standoffs between law enforcement and activists who camped out for months in solidarity with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe to prevent the completion of the Dakota Access pipeline in North Dakota.
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Here's a small sampling of your replies, edited for space and clarity: Yes basketball has started to grow to a fever pitch since the Raptors started to dominate the sport, but let me tell you, no matter how high the fever, hockey will always dominate.
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I can't believe Veronica goes along with J.D. long enough for his sadistic plans to reach a fever pitch, but the climactic scene, after her beau blows himself up wearing a suicide vest, is one of the craziest "I'm a survivor" moments in modern cinema.
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Lorena is timely not only in the sense that conversations about sexual abuse and assault have taken center stage over the past year, but also because anxiety about immigrants taking advantage of the system and of poor, unwitting white Americans is currently at a fever pitch.
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One of the most anticipated events among the pups in attendance was the Puppy Pool Party where pups and handlers alike slipped into rubber and neoprene to go for a doggy paddle and chase tennis balls in an aquatic fever pitch of barks and tail wagging.
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It's only been in the past 12 months that the steadily increasing fascination with VR has reached its current fever pitch, with headsets like the mobile-based Samsung Gear VR debuting in early 2015, and the higher-end Oculus VR becoming available in March this year.
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The network has often awarded shows to men whose followings only occasionally reach the dedicated fever pitch of Gilmore Girls fanatics (not to mention that their fans skew more male than Sherman-Palladino's), and whose résumés contain plenty of dull or failed projects among the hits.
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Trump also announced that he would be releasing the results of a new physical, following up on a call that he made in late August—when alt-right conspiracy theories about Clinton's health had reached a fever pitch—for both candidates to release more complete health records.
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Ocean has been playing a series of videos directed by Francisco Soriano and streamed by Apple Music on a website dedicated to Boys Don't Cry since August 1st, which has helped raise the hype surrounding the album to a fever pitch over the past few weeks.
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Woods, however, pounced with four birdies and a bogey on his front nine to get within one of the lead and with the 42-year-old in the running to win his first major since the 2008 U.S. Open, Tiger-mania was at a fever pitch.
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" The conversation, several Democratic officials said, only devolved from there, and reached a fever pitch after Ms. Pelosi told the president that Russia, which has quickly stepped in to fill the void left by American troops in Syria, "has always wanted a foothold in the Middle East.
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" The conversation, several Democratic officials said, only devolved from there, and reached a fever pitch after Ms. Pelosi told the president that Russia, which has quickly stepped in to fill the void left by American troops in Syria, "has always wanted a foothold in the Middle East.
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Several of the women who accused Mr. Trump of harassment last year have said they feel their complaints have been forgotten even as public outrage over sexual harassment in the workplace has reached a fever pitch in recent months after revelations about Harvey Weinstein's treatment of women.
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The trailer dropped at a particularly bad time, with debates over negotiation deals between UK and EU reaching a fever pitch over the past week as British prime minister Theresa May faced a no-confidence vote and the possibility of a second referendum started to seem more plausible.
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The obsession over the congresswoman's every move has reached a fever pitch in recent months: Conspiracy theories over everything from her socioeconomic status (her clothes, childhood home, and even her public high school don't seem to be "poor" enough) to whom she employs in her congressional office abound.
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While detractors have been denouncing Anderson's plan since early summer when the piece was first published, criticism reached a fever pitch on Wednesday when nutritionist Rhiannon Lambert told The Independent that the diet had the potential to be "extremely damaging" and could negatively impact mental and physical health.
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With the presidential campaign hitting a fever pitch and Donald Trump warning about riots if he's denied the nomination, some House and Senate Republicans tell CNN that it makes more sense to spend time with voters back home rather than be associated with the drama engulfing their party.
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In 2010, as anger over the passage of Obamacare reached a fever pitch, conservatives in Kootenai County had two GOP Pachyderms (clubs officially affiliated with the national GOP), the Reagan Republicans, the Tea Party Patriots, the "true conservative" Rally Right organization founded by Pedersen, and a handful more.
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The controversy reached such a fever pitch this week that the top article in the last 24 hours on Facebook about Tuesday night's Democratic debate was a Babylon Bee article titled "Snopes Issues Pre-Approval of All Statements Made During Tonight's Democratic Debate," according to social tracking website BuzzSumo.
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But as Riverdale sustained its fever-pitch emotions and pacing for almost two full seasons, the irony kind of dropped away and I was left with pure admiration for a show that is joyously silly while being one of the most well-crafted shows on TV right now.
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The proof of their popularity is in the numbers: Data from global platform Lyst revealed that searches for sequins increased by 42% in the second half of 2017, likely a result of the spring 903 shows last September, where the industry's obsession with decadent details hit fever pitch.
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Why it matters: Kushner Companies LLC might be feeling the heat after controversy regarding possible conflicts of interest — given Jared Kushner's senior White House role — reached a fever pitch last weekend when Kushner's sister pitched Chinese investors on a controversial U.S. visa program offered to wealthy foreign financiers.
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We're not talking about topless beach protests or Carrie Bradshaw's infamous Brazilian bikini wax (although it is worth re-watching the Escape From New York episode if you have a chance) — but instead, the city's love affair with all things negative space, which just hit a fever pitch.
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The show turned 2 this month, and it's mind-boggling to consider how much has happened since its premiere: the Brexit vote, the election of Donald J. Trump (obliquely mentioned in the performance as "you know who"), the escalation of the culture wars to their current fever pitch.
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Trump's speech was as dark as the sky, and the crowd cheered loudest at the parts where Trump cited kill figures from famous battles and delivered punchy and brutal one-liners, reaching a sort of fever pitch as he recalled the glories of the Allied carpet-bombing of Germany.
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"You have something that's chewing up tens of millions of dollars of extra law enforcement cost that we don't have," said Mr. Burgum, a Republican who took office in December when tensions were at a fever pitch, and who ordered the evacuation of the main camp last week.
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Never Been Kissed (she produced this movie and starred in it), Music and Lyrics (she produced this movie and starred in it), 50 First Dates (she produced this movie and starred in it), Fever Pitch (she produced this movie and starred in it with Jimmy Fallon… kind of a mistake).
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Criticism has been mainly leveled at Draghi, an Italian who became the head of the ECB just over four years ago, and has reached fever-pitch since the ECB brought out an even bigger "bazooka" of monetary policy measures to try to stimulate growth and inflation in the anemic euro zone.
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RELATED: The new birthers: Debunking the Hillary Clinton health conspiracy Questions surrounding Clinton's fitness, though widely debunked, reached a fever pitch within conservative media late this summer, with pro-Trump forces like the Drudge Report and Sean Hannity routinely indulging conspiracy theories that the Democratic nominee is secretly in grave health.
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In the Game of Thrones subreddit, fan theories for Season 7 have reached a fever pitch — from the role of Euron to important discoveries in Samwell's dream library, here are some of the best.. This is an old theory, but it's clearly a popular one because it keeps cropping back up.
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Any film by Jenkins would have positive buzz, but with a cast including major talents Stephan James, Colman Domingo, Teyonah Parris, Michael Beach, Dave Franco, Diego Luna, Pedro Pascal, Ed Skrein, Brian Tyree Henry, Regina King, and newcomer KiKi Layne, the anticipation for this one has already reached a fever pitch.
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Goold's current London hit, "Ink," and it finds an equivalent to that play's male face-offs in the distaff tensions that build in "Albion" between Audrey and her longtime friend, Katherine (Helen Schlesinger), a novelist whose choice of partner — not to be revealed here — lifts the proceedings toward fever pitch.
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And it reached a barely restrained fever pitch when Ms. Beckham's husband, David Beckham, accompanied by the couple's four children, Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper, arrived, fighting through a paparazzi scrum to seats next to the gallery's grand central sweeping staircase, as assorted parents, sisters, nieces and nephews assembled nearby.
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In the United States, such sentiments reached fever pitch in 212004, when a 212004-year-old named John Hinckley Jr., hoping to win Jodie Foster's heart, tried to assassinate President Reagan, wounding the president and three others, including James Brady, the White House press secretary, who was left permanently disabled.
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Infantino has defended the expansion by pointing at how the sport has reached fever pitch in countries that traditionally did not make it to major tournaments; he specifically noted the recent emergence of Iceland, a nation that has developed a cult following since upsetting England at the European Championship in 248.
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Those stories — which Trump and his campaign deny categorically — began to reach a fever pitch last Wednesday night, and only one of the four nights of interviews in the ABC News/Washington Post and NBC News/Wall Street Journal polls, which were conducted Monday through Thursday, came after that night.
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Alarm over Russia's intentions has risen to fever pitch recently, particularly among Mr. Lukashenko's opponents, amid speculation that the Russian leader wants to force a merger of the two countries so as to give himself a way to stay in power beyond the end of his presidential term in 2024.
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There was already pressure for the Intelligence Committee to accelerate its investigation into Flynn after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey on May 9 — but those calls reached a fever pitch after reports revealed memos from Comey, in which Trump told the FBI he hoped they would drop investigations into Flynn.
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In the '50s, the attacks on Batman and other comics really get up to a fever pitch, and it's not surprising that during the censorship movement of the Comics Code Authority, suddenly he's no longer chasing mobsters and villains; he's going after space aliens or giant mechanical monsters and things like that.
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After Bethenny Frankel dropped a bombshell on LuAnn de Lesseps during last week's episode of The Real Housewives of New York City, anticipation was at a fever pitch over how the Countess would react to proof her fiancé Tom D'Agostino Jr. had stepped out on her just one night before their engagement party.
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In just the past six months, regulatory scrutiny over tech platform moderation has reached a fever pitch, with YouTube embroiled in an ongoing Federal Trade Commission investigation into its inability to combat videos designed to exploit, manipulate, or harm young kids and potential privacy violations related to its handling of underage viewers.
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It didn't help that rumors of Haley potentially replacing Pence reached a fever pitch just weeks after the president appeared to toss his vice president under the rug by suggesting he release his own conversations with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky after Trump's interactions with Zelensky became the fuel for an impeachment investigation.
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And after two weeks of anti-abortion lawmakers bringing the fight to roll back federal abortion rights to a fever pitch, it seemed to some UChicago students that the national discourse had found its way to their campus, despite the school being located in one of the most pro-choice states in the country.
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GOP calls for him to resign reached a fever pitch Thursday, with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE saying he should be forced to leave Congress.
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It was the first time a Chinese-owned social media app made significant inroads in the U.S. But the company is in a tenuous position as anti-Chinese sentiment reaches a fever pitch in Congress, the technological race between the U.S. and China intensifies, and the two economic superpowers wrangle over a potential trade deal.
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In Hungary, where the movement has reached a fever pitch, supporters of Prime Minister Viktor Orban are vilifying "foreign-funded" N.G.O.s — especially those succored by George Soros, the liberal American billionaire — and accusing the groups of wanting to flood Europe with Muslim refugees and transform "Christian" nations into multicultural stews of left-wing globalism.
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South Africa's Minister of International Relations Lindiwe Sisulu and the minister of police also held an urgent meeting with ambassadors from other African countries to address security issues that arose from the attacks Several people were killed in 2015 and thousands of immigrants fled as xenophobic attacks reached a fever pitch across the country.
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It was textbook Ricky Morton: the smaller member of the legendary Rock n Roll Express mastered the art of getting his ass kicked by his opponents, working the crowd into a fever pitch as the ultimate scrawny underdog, before laying off a hot tag to his partner, Robert Gibson, just as the tidal wave of heat crescendoed.
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The high sales numbers of the Galaxy S8 has proved that consumers have put the Note 7 debacle out of their minds, and anticipation for the true successor in the product line, the Note 8, is just starting to reach a fever pitch with an increasingly busy rumor mill of spec leaks and slick product renders.
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The discord within the Trump administration reached a fever pitch this week: One of President Trump's closest aides, Hope Hicks, announced her resignation; Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law, r has seen his security clearance downgraded; and reports have swirled that Mr. Trump is planning to fire H.R. McMaster, his national security adviser.
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New Yorker staff writer Patrick Radden Keefe spent four years researching this definitive account about the Troubles, the period between 1969 and 1998 when skirmishes between Protestant loyalists, who want the predominantly Protestant Northern Ireland to stay a part of the UK, and Catholic Republicans, who yearn for a united Ireland, reached a troubling, violent fever pitch.
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"Even if a juror honestly believes before trial that he or she can objectively hear the evidence, when a community has been aroused to a fever pitch, the prospective juror may come to fear returning to neighbors with anything other than a guilty verdict and a death sentence," Tsarnaev's defense team wrote in a legal brief.
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On the eve of the net neutrality repeal, just as tensions and public debate over the issue were reaching a fever pitch, someone in the FCC decided it would be a good idea to have chair Ajit Pai ridicule legitimate concerns of internet users with a video featuring an outdated meme and a pizzagate conspiracy theorist.
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Being the ones to take Denuvo down a peg makes CPY notable on its own, but CPY keeps chatter at a fever pitch by releasing riddles for people to figure out: Every few weeks, I'll watch the handful of piracy message boards and subreddits that I keep an eye on flutter to life about a new "hint" from CPY.
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Rumors that Ripple's XRP would be next in line after Bitcoin Cash reached a fever pitch this week among coin hype types, with some reading between the lines of a Tuesday segment of CNBC's Fast Money that's set to feature Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Coinbase President Asiff Hirji in what appears to be a panel discussion on cryptocurrency trends.
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Maguire and other South Florida doctors say they expect questions about Zika to reach a fever pitch when their offices open Monday morning, because Friday afternoon the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced pregnant women and their sexual partners shouldn't travel to two sections of Miami-Dade County, and should consider postponing nonessential travel to all parts of the county.
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Love for the global superstar seems to have hit a fever pitch this year: Madame Tussauds in New York and Los Angeles recently unveiled wax sculptures of her; Google Doodle commemorated her life and legacy on the anniversary of her first studio album; and the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is unveiling her star posthumously on the Walk of Fame come Nov. 3.
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The country witnessed this fever pitch in high definition when hordes of lawless activists disrupted the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' MORE and harassed Republican officials in public.
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LeBron James, Paul George and the top 40 NBA free agents of 2018 Clippers trading Austin Rivers to Wizards for veteran center Marcin Gortat After 'therapeutic year,' free agent Gerald Henderson ready to contribute after rare surgery Speculation about James' future and how he decides to announce his decision are under the microscope, and speculation is climbing toward a fever pitch.
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" As the outrage hit a fever pitch, the Facebook page's disclaimer was updated from this: "Allie *grills* congressional hopeful and progressive it girl &aposAlexandria Ocasio-Cortez&apos on her socialist agenda and knowledge of government... or lack thereof," to include a winking emoji and this line: "Yes, this is satire created from excerpts of the viral Firing Line interview with Ocasio-Cortez.
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But his ire for the network seems to have hit a fever pitch in the wake of CNN's recent retraction of a story related to the FBI's ongoing investigation of the Trump campaign's ties to Russia, and debate over the president's relationship to the news media as a whole and to CNN in particular has been frequent on both sides of the aisle.
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The speculation about Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's vice presidential pick has reached a fever pitch, with the businessman summoning candidates to Indiana as he nears a final decision.
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From Britain's railway mania of the 1840s to the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s, innovative new technologies have routinely touched off periods of near hysteria as marketers and commentators promise world-changing disruption; excitement builds to a fever pitch and the marketplace wildly over-allocates resources to the latest shiny new thing until people regain their senses and calmly integrate it into their daily lives.
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But regardless of motivation, Hassanen's death, the anguished response of her family, and the impassioned response of the wider Muslim and ally world on social media, reflects a fever pitch of tensions between Muslim communities and those, like the Hickory Hills harasser, who see the visible presence of Muslims in public space as an affront to their idea of what it is to be American.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE and her top lieutenants in House leadership have thus far beaten back the calls from reaching a fever pitch, worrying such a move could jeopardize vulnerable House Democrats and consolidate Trump's base, opting instead to double down on the existing investigations.
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Last week, after three days and three separate shooting incidents in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, greater St. Paul, Minnesota, and Dallas, the debate about the relationship between black Americans and the police, coupled with Second Amendment concerns and a National Rifle Association that is selective in its outrage, reached a fever pitch and has placed Americans of all races on edge as we search for answers.
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Anticipation for the Putin meeting is at fever pitch after Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE on Friday announced the indictment of 12 Russian intelligence officers on charges related to the 2016 hacking of the Democratic National Committee.
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Scrutiny over President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's handling of Russia reached a fever pitch this week, as the fallout over Trump's comments on Russian election interference and his invitation for Putin to visit Washington, D.C., for a second visit dominated Washington.
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" After backlash against the franchisees cutting benefits reached a fever pitch, RBI released a statement saying, "These recent actions by a few restaurant owners, and the unauthorized statements made to the media by a 'rogue group' claiming to speak on behalf of Tim Hortons, do not reflect the values of our brand, the views of our company, or the views of the overwhelming majority of our dedicated and hardworking Restaurant Owners.
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Jason Diamond's SEARCHING FOR JOHN HUGHES: Or Everything I Thought I Needed To Know About Life I Learned From Watching '80s Movies (Morrow/HarperCollins, paper, $15.99) is one of those pop culture bildungsromans in the vein of Nick Hornby's "Fever Pitch," wherein a writer enacts an obsessive battle with a pop culture phenomenon that fills his or her sky, before finally realizing the fixation is perilous and parachuting to safety.
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Scrutiny of Civil War re-enacting from outside — as well as introspection and concern about its future on the inside — reached a fever pitch after the violence last year in Charlottesville, Va. But it built along with protests in many cities that demanded the removal of Confederate statues and monuments from state grounds, spurred by the murder of nine black worshipers in South Charleston, S.C., by the white supremacist Dylann Roof.
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Titled after the Wu-Tang Clan's 1993 single, and coming at a time when the three decade-long dialogue between New York's underground scene and the worlds of contemporary art, fashion and design appears to have reached a fever pitch, the event on Wednesday night proved a major hit: 94 percent of the lots eventually sold, and final totals doubled the global pre-sale estimate, reaching 285,2000 euros, or $286 million.
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Mr. Nisbet, who recently published an article headlined "The Trouble With Climate Emergency Journalism" in the journal Issues in Science and Technology, warned that fever-pitch coverage could make climate science go the way of dietary science, a discipline that has suffered, in his view, from credulous reports of new studies that regularly upend conventional wisdom — fat is bad; no, carbs are bad; no, eat like a cave man.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Sunday night accused Democrats of "Presidential Harassment" and again attacked the media, as scrutiny over his presidency reaches a fever pitch on Capitol Hill.
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"The response to Gatti's report was more heated in the States, where feminist media is mainstream and developed, celebrity narratives are politicized to a fever pitch in order to excuse our obsession with them, and the clamor of the election has served as a constant, excruciating reminder of the persistence of sexism — that even the worst man is allowed to do a thousand things that a decent woman can't," she wrote in an email.
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Read more: Trump's conspiracies are reaching a fever pitch amid revelations that the whistleblower went to Congress before filing their complaintGiuliani, who was named 31 times in the complaint, took to cable news after the document was released and displayed what he said were text messages between himself and Volker that appear to show Volker contacting him and setting up a meeting between Giuliani and one of Zelensky's top aides Andriy Yermak.
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But the chaos around their many business ventures and personal lives seems to have reached a fever pitch of 2017 with a whole lot of accusations swirling around the originality and legality of their designs for their various clothing lines and, of course, Rob Kardashian's epic and NSFW Instagram and Twitter tea spilling on the mother of his child, Blac Chyna, which very well could see him heading to court for violating California revenge porn laws.
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Just as the anti-Dougie takes had reached fever pitch with last week's episode — in which he drew ladders and staircases all over a bunch of insurance files — "Part 7" turns the story over to Twin Peaks' other characters, whether that means checking in on the various plot threads set up in Twin Peaks or spending a lengthy amount of time with Gordon, Albert, Tammy, and Diane as they look into the case of the Evil Cooper.
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But virtual reality is changing how we can watch esports, and as the desperate fight to set off or defuse the bomb reaches a fever pitch right, you could simply tilt your head up to where a giant screen floating in the sky displays the down-the-barrel view so familiar to video gamers and figure out where things stand in the semi-final round of the Intel Extreme Masters CS:GO competition at Oakland's Oracle Arena.
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Calls for impeachment proceedings have reached a fever pitch in Washington following reports of call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in which Trump asked Zelensky to investigate the son of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE, who is the Democratic front-runner to face Trump in the 2020 presidential election.
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