The media, silent during Fujimori's reign, contribute to the feverish political climate.

Dulu s two sons, aged three and one, are weak and feverish, lack appetite, and cry a lot.

Admittedly, the road to completing the process has been difficult, marked by the outbreak of violence and feverish moments.

There was feverish talk of a possible military takeover, and the army again proved itself to be a seminal political actor.

Today s feverish hand wringing reflects a confluence of worries especially concerns about inflation, excess investment, soaring wages, and bad bank loans.

Now, with household debt sustained on a knife edge after feverish government intervention, the fiscal position has deteriorated dramatically and the current account balance has worsened again.

In less feverish times than these, no one could possibly have taken exception to Queen Beatrix s speech last Christmas, when she pleaded for tolerance and respect for minorities.

However, with Sheikh Jaber al Sabah s death, the succession was not only subjected to feverish public debate, but the Kuwaiti press and Parliament were key actors in determining the outcome.

The media, silent during Fujimori's reign, contribute to the feverish political climate. Even Peru's most important newspaper, El Comercio , recently suggested that Toledo resign, leaving his first minister and cabinet to run the government.

What followed was unprecedented political turbulence, including mass demonstrations on a scale never seen before. There was feverish talk of a possible military takeover, and the army again proved itself to be a seminal political actor.

Today s feverish hand wringing reflects a confluence of worries especially concerns about inflation, excess investment, soaring wages, and bad bank loans. Prominent academics warn that China could fall victim to the dreaded middle income trap, which has derailed many a developing nation.

As in recent years, he consumed at or above his income level, and the United States as a whole spent well beyond its means, borrowing from the rest of the world at a feverish pace in 2005 more than 2 billion a day.

With such feverish restructuring of the region that is contrary to the aspirations of the region's peoples and is based on concepts that must be denounced, such as the theory of constructive chaos, the Middle East is embarking on a new, grave stage of its history, characterized by insecurity, the spread of terrorism, destructive chaos and instability.