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But even with the best plans in place, the holidays can get frenetic. There never seems to be enough time.

No matter how frenetic and energy-filled the scene is, there still needs to be a moment among the frenzy.

If there's just too much frenetic energy in the body, you can think of your bones being made of iron, of your hands and feet weighing a ton.

Despite recent frenetic summitry the politicians have failed to convince markets that this rescue fund will ever be adequately resourced.

It's been a frenetic few days for the U. S. Supreme Court as its session winds down.

In the midst of your seniors' frenetic, friends-focused summer, make a strong effort to arrange times for them to say family goodbyes.

But the essential nature of the pathogen, its personality, its virulence, remain matters of frenetic investigation.

They were the result of a frenetic search for commissions and bonuses.

The creative energy released by this frenetic development is palpable almost as soon as you step off the plane.

However frenetic our environment, such a feeling of existence can be achieved.

Even so, they continued to invest in Latin America, albeit at a less frenetic pace.

We understand that the energies are frenetic at this time, the fears whirling and churning through the atmosphere of human consciousness.

Despite these frenetic advances in computer technology, modern computers are still unable to make significant dents in hard problems.

Blending the careful composition of traditional Japanese culture with his own frenetic energy, Araki's work is compelling and controversial.

All this frenetic activity has doubtless generated lots of income for middlemen in the financial sector.

Demand from public infrastructure already is slowing after two frenetic years of stimulus spending.

Swamped. But you don't have the budget to hire another employee, and your personal life is just as frenetic as your professional life.

Those bike paths I saw on my first visit have been replaced by elevated freeways shuttling people and commerce at a frenetic pace .

At times it feels almost weightless as it pulls the viewer along for a frenetic and fascinating ride.

Second, there has been a frenetic burst of financial innovation.

Short, wiry, occasionally disorganised, his frenetic style could be frustrating for those of us who were his American civilian advisers.

Methods of changing are often unnecessarily complicated and frenetic. Through simplicity, clarity arises.

But with extra investment and a frenetic work regimen, the switch proved doable, despite the tight deadline.

In a normal scenario, rapid motion draws the eye, while in a frenetic environment, stationary or slow movements may have the same effect.

a frenetic disorganized (and often comic) disturbance suggestive of a circus or carnival.

It's hard to say. Tokyo is both noisy and quiet, with frenetic roads and tranquil back streets.

The slowness of the count contrasts with the frenetic pace of negotiations in Baghdad's hotel lobbies and party headquarters.

frantic with anger and frustration; frenetic screams followed the accident; a frenzied look in his eye.

Come the global crisis in 2008, a huge stimulus package driven by frenetic bank lending swept away 10 years of reform.

And it is matched by an almost equally frenetic pace of change among commercial food companies.

The frenetic urban development in Beijing has accelerated over the past two years because of the preparations for next year's Olympics.

To keep up the film's frenetic feel, cameras were placed in the middle of car crashes and explosions.

Congress passed a number of other measures in a frenetic session to wrap up business before the August recess.

I therefore plunged into a frenetic period of intense diplomacy.

If the big funds in effect own the market in aggregate, then frenetic trading activity is fruitless, even before costs.

simmons act , at once frenetic and engagingly simple , is a tour - de - force of ingenious , charming silliness.

We live in an age of instant celebrity and frenetic branding.

The billionaire Australian mining magnate and founder of Fortescue Metals is surveying a scene of frenetic activity.

But perhaps more important will be the emergence of an older, more mature, less frenetic, less consumerist, and more frugal society.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. can match Pacquiao's speed and reflexes but not the Filipino's frenetic work rate and activity.

In this frenetic era, advertisers are discovering that China's rising consumers don't always fit the traditional new-money mold.

His second week will doubtless be equally frenetic. And he still has a budget to deliver next month.

The frenetic activity in some markets has led to concerns of a bubble.

Save the ailing family store from mega-corporate shopping competition in this frenetic Time Management game!

He says he wants his installations to capture the frenetic energy that can be experienced by walking down any American street.

And desperate it is: The last 45 minutes or so of "District 9" is slam bang, frenetic action that only rarely gets a little wearying.

The consequences of such frenetic construction are already clear.

The pace was frenetic, with classes most days from 9am to 5. 30pm and readings, preparation, group work and guest speakers on top of that.

Investment continues at a frenetic pace, but sales have collapsed.

Adding defense and additional angles to Pacquiao's upper-body offense is his frenetic footwork.

But the frenetic pace of growth has led to fears the economy is overheating.

in a long time, what I have seen was either weak leaden clouds or frenetic draconian pouring hitting the creations.

NY City is, at first glance, a city of glaring neon lights, skyscrapers and frenetic pace.

By contrast Mr McCain's initial reactions were frenetic and contradictory.

Inside a large thatch hut, musicians play loud, frenetic music before a crowd of rowdy onlookers.

Activity is frenetic: the average share in China has changed hands three times so far this year.

You should buy it before another frenetic art lover snatcher it up.

But Iraq is entering an even more frenetic political phase than usual.

It is the feeling for eternity that the frenetic activity and trepidation of work has destroyed in us.

Even with the Olympic spur, other big Chinese cities such as Shanghai and Guangzhou are in the throes of redevelopment almost as frenetic.

Boa Morte's frenetic style has also lead to him conceding 45 fouls, a figure only bettered in the Premiership by Bolton's Kevin Davies.

The Lakers will take a healthy Bynum as soon as they can, what with the frenetic Western Conference standings.

The pace sometimes verges on the frenetic.

But the frenetic pace and other challenges these companies face often lead to serious legal mistakes.

With so much ground to cover, the pace is inevitably frenetic, and the book includes little material that one could not find elsewhere.

Daily life can feel so chaotic and frenetic.

Lending soared by a frenetic 32% in 2009; growth has slowed this year, but remains a robust 18%.

While few expected growth in China to maintain its frenetic pace, fewer still anticipated the drastic slowdown.

Jane became less frenetic and more relaxed.

When traffic lights turn red in central Hong Kong, they emit a noise like the frenetic beating of a clockwork toy on a tin drum.

When we rush and set a frenetic pace, it stresses others and inspires them to rush frenetically too.

His mum is more a frenetic fan than an agent.

(If the bidding is frenetic enough, she may be paid to take the small room. )

A frenetic pitch of activity