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Kate Middleton as a beautiful fresh face on the scene was starting to be covered obsessively by the British papers.

Prior to his nomination to the vice-presidency earlier this year, Daniel Morris was an intensely-some would say obsessively -private person.

Going on, as we do, obsessively trying to improve our conditions, can become an end in itself, and a pointless distraction.

I became besotted with a girl in my class - I wanted to look good for her -and I began to exercise obsessively.

Even if when I had a little hope, I thought obsessively what would happen over the last few days or the last hours before dying.

And Glass in turn wrote obsessively, devotedly, as if of some plaster saint, about his elder brother Seymour, his Literary Ideal.

They do this repeatedly, passionately, even obsessively, day in, day out, not just once or twice a year.

I believe most entrepreneurs go into a new business convinced they will not fail and then act obsessively at every turn to avoid failure.

So, at the age of 47, after 25 years of obsessively pursuing my dream, that dream changed.

i am a plus-sized girl living in a country where the females are obsessively trying to lost weight.

I studied so uninterruptedly, so obsessively, that the feelings and thoughts that had been deadened by the trial remained deadened.

They take a close interest in the growth of these groups and measure their performance obsessively.

Planning in itself is not a bad thing, but picking a single plan and obsessively sticking to it doesn't allow for much serendipity.

This response is linked to higher rumination: the tendency to think obsessively about negative events.

Between six and 15 million Americans obsessively collect, and, contrary to popular notion, they are not always elderly.

Teams obsessively watch the weather, particularly the winds at all altitudes, to find conditions that will carry them the furthest.

He obsessively asked friends and fellow scholars which dialectal words would be most widely understood.

Mr Smith analyses the "factor risk" obsessively , carrying round details of each of GAM's funds' exposure to each geography and asset class.

I still looked at the memorial box, but I no longer needed to obsessively go through it.

She obsessively scours group buying websites for the latest deals, focusing on neighborhood restaurants and Japanese lingerie.

Thousands of people obsessively chart the stats of their favorite baseball, basketball or football players and teams.

He became withdrawn, and in between seeing patients, he would doodle obsessively.

Many, including Ding, say they learned English by obsessively watching American movies and television programs.

By focusing obsessively on constantly improving the quality of its results.

Happiness, like economic growth, is best achieved by not aiming obsessively for it.

Smarter filters cannot stop people from obsessively checking their BlackBerrys.

But when she found herself obsessively thinking about prostitution, she finally decided it was time to look for help.

One 40 year old man had replaced cigarettes with carrots. He ate as many as five bunches a day and thought about them obsessively.

Apple's products were designed to accord with the boss's tastes and to meet his obsessively high standards.

While under house arrest, she obsessively read books ranging from biographies to spy thrillers.

In other words, it's easier to discern a problem in a boy who obsessively memorizes baseball stats going back 50 years.

For some inboxes, you may need to check more than once (I check my email every hour), but don't check constantly and obsessively.

They are intensely, almost obsessively collaborative workers.

Even Richard Avedon's work prints show obsessively detailed markup instructions for the retoucher.

It became a mission of mine to pursue obsessively a livelihood where I could look forward to Monday morning rather than dread it.

And the golden chrysanthemums she embroiders obsessively.

They focus obsessively on the latest year's pre-tax profits, or perhaps post-tax earnings.

Here's one scenario: Husband David is obsessively neat and organized.

No artist painted himself as obsessively as Rembrandt van Rijn.

China has concentrated obsessively on GDP growth for far too long.

Survey young, urban Chinese today, and you will find them drinking Starbucks, wearing Nikes and blogging obsessively.

Even if they believed him, bankers are now obsessively risk-averse.

After graduation, I want to be an educated person with wide knowledge and good taste, not one obsessively pursuing fame and gain.

He's a liberal, but not a screechy partisan. Indeed, he seems obsessively eager to find common ground with conservatives.

not one obsessively pursuing fame and gain.

I check messages obsessively through the day and at night, too, when I can't sleep.

The right focuses obsessively on tax cuts, which have a similar effect.

Do I think obsessively about Julie? Not really.

Her pool project started in 2002, when she obsessively took pictures of bathers at Barcelonetta, a public pool in Bacelona, Spain.

It also meant that he counted obsessively when he walked,

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