Tennis does not create frenzy on a national scale.

Yazid explains his entrepreneurial frenzy

Despite the frenzy and obvious fun, 7aki Fadi calls for a truce.

North Korea s announcement that it possesses nuclear weapons has fuelled a diplomatic frenzy.

Indeed, this media frenzy has little or no scientific backing.

In turn, the graffiti frenzy flourished across the walls of Cairo.

The report proved a viral controversy on Afghan social media and prompted a frenzy of diplomatic back and forth.

From Kuwait, Fonzy shows us with pictures the shopping frenzy for Eid.

Ironically, when it comes to China, the latest frenzy concerns food itself.

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The bloodbath in Newtown is the time to stop feeding this gun frenzy.

By thy life ( O Muhammad ) they moved blindly in the frenzy of approaching death .

By thy life ( O Muhammad ) they moved blindly in the frenzy of approaching death .

Bloggers at Stuff Lebanese People Like and at Ramblings of a Lebanese Hopeful were quick to report on the frenzy.

Lately, of course, the fundamentals have reversed somewhat, and the speculative frenzy has reversed even more.

At the height of the assault, some villagers, men and women, came out in the open in a state of frenzy and hysteria.

As long as we rely on technical fixes to plug moral gaps and governments rush in with rescue packages that enable the merry go round to start up again, we are bound to keep lurching from frenzy to frenzy, punctuated by intervals of collapse.

For example, the recent spike in oil prices would have been driven by an irrational frenzy in futures markets.

But when it comes to Hazem Salah Abou Ismail, he sure beats all the rest in the poster frenzy.

It worked, but an unintended collateral effect was to protect these districts from getting carried away by the financial frenzy.

Not only do we continue to tell and retell the same tired stories, but we are now doing so with a frenzy and a fury that, frankly, verges on camp.

Taylor's murder on 1 February 1922, along with other Hollywood scandals, such as the Roscoe Arbuckle trial, led to a frenzy of sensationalist and often fabricated newspaper reports.

Search engines were also known as some of the brightest stars in the Internet investing frenzy that occurred in the late 1990s.

This tax cutting frenzy comes, incredibly, after three decades of elite fiscal rule in the US that has favored the rich and powerful.

Europe today does not need inspirational leaders who can whip up a populist frenzy. Instead, it needs locally respected leaders who are capable of working in a complex and multi dimensional political world.

MOSCOW A worldwide media frenzy has turned the plight of the rogue American intelligence analyst Edward Snowden into something resembling a John le Carré novel, full of suspense and intrigue. Whose spy is he?

But, after the terrorist attacks of September 2001, is it frenzy for Americans to demand greater public safety and national security from their elected officials?

Given the current frenzy of fad diets and the eternal search for simple remedies for complex conditions, moderation in all things may seem like shabby medicine.

After accomplishing that, they went on what can only be described as a sexual frenzy They ran around grabbing any and every girl in sight, whether a Niqabi, a Hijabi or uncovered. Whether Egyptian or foreigner. Even pregnant ones.

Erdoğan s strategy has been to whip up frenzy around these cases to solidify his traditional, religious conservative base, but also to gain the backing of domestic liberals.

Blogger Nir Shandhani writes of the frenzy that ensued after Rajib s murder when a fake blog full of blasphemy was widely circulated and attributed to the blogger even though it was created after his death.

Commercial banks, flush with central banks money, advanced credit for many unsound investment projects, with the explosion of financial innovation (particularly of derivative instruments) fueling the lending frenzy.

At the height of the lending frenzy (2004 2006), the study finds that banks loaned even more in response to an examination, and that the outcomes were even worse.

Major media outlets and bloggers went into a frenzy a few days ago when a blurry photograph taken by a Spanish tourist in Morocco's Rif mountain region showed a small blonde girl bearing a strong resemblance to missing British child Madeleine McCann perched on the back of a Moroccan woman.

The supply of their paintings is known and limited. Nevertheless, the recent price frenzy extends to a significant number of living artists, led by the American Jeff Koons and the German Gerhard Richter, and extending well down the food chain.

As Pope Benedict XVI makes his first papal visit to the United States, the media and blogosphere are in a frenzy primarily due to the sexual abuse scandal that shook the foundation of the American Catholic church six years ago.

The dust frenzy covers Lebanon, where at least five people were killed and 750 treated in hospital for asphyxiation, Syria, Palestine, Israel, Jordan and parts of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Iraq, Turkey and Cyprus.

The execution this week of the former head of China s State Food and Drug Administration (SFDA), Zhen Xiaoyu, who accepted almost 1 million in bribes, shows that the frenzy has now seeped into China as well.

Climate change is a real and serious problem. But the problem with the recent media frenzy is that some seem to believe no new report or development is enough if it doesn t reveal more serious consequences and more terrifying calamities than humanity has ever considered before.

But the problem with the recent media frenzy is that some seem to believe no new report or development is enough if it doesn t reveal more serious consequences and more terrifying calamities than humanity has ever considered before.

Writer Marwa Elnaggar criticised the presidential elections' poster frenzy and tweeted marwame Slogans and posters won't tell me anything about the candidates, but debates will clarify what each candidate thinks and whether his programme is based on solid planning or not

Victory was achieved through the efforts of the peoples of many countries, and today this commemorative day is broadly observed by all peoples who have lived through the hell of war and who have suffered the most horrid ordeals and deprivations caused military frenzy.

Following the passage of America s Smoot Hawley Tariff in 1930, countries raised trade barriers in a tit for tat frenzy, with no rules to constrain their behavior. The architects of the postwar global order therefore established the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) in 1947, which embodied such rules as does the World Trade Organization, which absorbed and expanded the GATT in 1995.

The recent frenzy of high level telephone diplomacy, in which US President Barack Obama pressed European leaders to act to rescue the euro, showed this dynamic to be alive and well. It was an extraordinary demonstration not only of how difficult European leaders found coordinating their response to the crisis to be, but also of the strategic importance of a second reserve currency for the largest reserve currency.

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