Word: inflamedness
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Still, it is not hard to see why the British were so inflamed by the speeches. Wodehouse's light-hearted statements must not have mixed very well with the British people, whose young sons were coming home in body bags. And, after the war, Wodehouse himself publicly apologized for the...
In DeNiro's thin face, flexed body and slurred speech we recognize the tension of what it would mean to be cornered, to have no options. The eyes are inflamed, puffed with misery, or else vacant with the unsatisfactoryanaesthesia of TV, and we know something has got to give. We...
There are explanations, all of them ugly. Economic greed. Racism. Wartime hysteria. Americans of German or Italian ancestry did not suffer mass incarceration, but the shock of Pearl Harbor inflamed the century-old hatred of Oriental immigrants-the "yellow peril."
Reagan, ever optimistic, sounded reflective when asked after the vote when he expected to see results. His answer: "The effect of the tax cuts and putting money back into the economy, well, those can't be seen until the money is invested. And, of course, the budget cuts will...
Rosen, 44, needs all this food -enough to feed a family of eight-as a result of treatment for a mysterious and frustrating intestinal disorder, Crohn's disease. A chronic inflammation of the bowel, Crohn's afflicts an estimated 1 million Americans, including 100,000 children. It goes...