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But the question of economic rationality has returned with a vengeance in the wake of the current crisis.

However, if the forecasters are correct and winter arrives with a vengeance this week, then our garden birds could be in for a nasty shock.

One might think such an experience would sour me to love and bring back, with a vengeance, my scowling hostility to romance.

Today big government is back with a vengeance: not just as a brute fact, but as a vigorous ideology.

Just as extragalactic astronomers were giving up on stellar collisions, their galactic colleagues adopted them with a vengeance.

But fearing that the virus could return with a vengeance, officials are coordinating with drug and vaccine makers to prepare for a pandemic.

Barack Obama appears to most people (if not to Paul Krugman) to have brought back Keynesian economics with a vengeance.

Oh, sure, you may lose weight, but it boomerangs right back, and with a vengeance.

The disease is a relative newcomer to this region, but outbreaks are now hitting Eastern Mediterranean countries with a vengeance.

And if rape were the order of the day then rape I would, and with a vengeance.

It's all the more of a shock, then, that the sleeping dragon has now awoken with a vengeance.

You certainly short- cut with a vengeance. You feel your way with the speed of light, by some hyperrational process, to truth.

He shoved the last few remaining things. he had laid out into his valise and snapped it with a vengeance.

Since the summer, foreigners have unwound the yen carry trade with a vengeance, driving the yen up.

The wind was blowing with a vengeance.

I'm sure she'll regenerate me with a vengeance.

The fate he had been marked for had met with a vengeance - he had emptied the cup to the lees .

daily national press took up the cause of sport with a vengeance.

Fourteen years after Bill Clinton announced that the "era of big government is over" , big government is back with a vengeance.

Malaria always resurged and often roared back with a vengeance, causing deadly epidemics in areas where control had almost been achieved.

But now Colbert is back with a vengeance, as Dominique de Villepin, the prime minister, promotes his notion of "economic patriotism" .

Whatever the case, his investment is now paying off with a vengeance.

He was made to order for Bethune, who now invoked the famous Pater dictum with a vengeance.

Darwin wrote to Lyell that your words have come true with a vengeance, . . .

As the endorphins and serotonin surge through your body, your sex drive returns with a vengeance.

But the OTC antifungal cream she bought gave her only temporary relief; her symptoms returned with a vengeance and lasted for weeks.

Christine Cross, Tesco's head of global non-food sourcing, says the ruling risks "creating a Fortress Europe with a vengeance" .

But weeks or even months later, if you bump or jar it, that pain can come roaring back to life with a vengeance.

It has returned to stock markets with a vengeance.

But the accelerating universe brought the idea of some kind of such invisible force back with a vengeance.

But the pyromaniacs are back with a vengeance. So far this year they have set 368 cars alight (singeing around 150 vehicles parked nearby).

This was urban photography with a vengeance: small scraps of sky, no trees.

As noted earlier this month in The Times's Room for Debate forum, this traditional approach is back with a vengeance.

A breakthrough in the capture and storage of carbon dioxide would bring coal back into play with a vengeance.

We are going to spark public debates with a vengeance as soon as the reports from Fukushima are out.

From the videos and the clothes and the toe socks . . . people are pursuing this market with a vengeance.

The other group starts loading cargo, usually working with a vengeance.

When rebuked for rudeness , Peter turned polite with a vengeance.

If so, the net delivers this shallow, scattered mindset with a vengeance.

"If we keep interest rates low for some time, that is going to mean inflation comes back with a vengeance, " Mr Zeman said.

Rebecca Wilson enjoyed her horse riding with a vengeance.

With more money to spend, newly wealthy Chinese have embraced dog-owning culture with a vengeance.

Nor have the people yet turned with a vengeance on incompetent politicians or negligent regulators.

It has returned with a vengeance.

Quantitative easing is here with a vengeance.

Now that wealth effect has reversed with a vengeance.

Table tennis is back with a vengeance in America, and the signs are that social table tennis is coming back to this country too.

Barack Obama appears to some people to have brought back Keynesian economics with a vengeance.

If that happens, volatility will be back with a vengeance.

Now the third variable, economic volatility, has returned with a vengeance.

December has turned cold with a vengeance.

But the pyromaniacs are back with a vengeance.

Reality has struck with a vengeance.

Modleski, Tania. Loving with a Vengeance. New York: Routledge, 1990.

I hit adolescence with a vengeance.

Our team beat theirs with a vengeance.

We beat their team with a vengeance.

In America, New Zealand and Spain it applied with a vengeance: Spanish employment fell by twice as much as output.

If wise man play the fool, they do it with a vengeance.

If wise men play the fool, they do it with a vengeance.

He is a coward with a vengeance.

"I'm a big believer that buying will come back with a vengeance, " he says.

Sunny came home with a vengeance