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full-blown
1. For Miss Jones, however, the social breeze, which she had until now only briefly caught the coat tails of, turned into a full-blown tornado
2. Something that might cause a big cat to avoid a water source, might just cause a full-blown genetic mutation in a bunch of salamander eggs
3. Boston was crawling with ‘em: stuck-up rich little shits going to expensive Ivy-league schools on Daddy’s buck and learning nothing `cept how to be even nastier, till after four years they graduated as full-blown snots every bit as bad as Sylvia
4. A semblance of composure regained, she wiped away her tears, began anew and finally, extracted a wary chuckle soon followed by Mike’s full-blown hilarity
5. By then, he was a full-blown, juice head drunk
6. But as the cynicism of old returned full-blown, he decided that regardless of what happened now, he would look elsewhere for whatever fortune might bring his way
7. but certainly not the full-blown disorder
8. Now we had a full-blown stare down, he turned his gaze back to Angie
9. “When my father died I went into full-blown depression mode, and because I couldn’t satisfy his needs he found someone that could
10. It was a full-blown mobile salon
11. What was happening outside was a full-blown blizzard
12. The sound filled the valley but was soon overshadowed by their battle cries as they broke from their jog into a full-blown charge
13. itself, by the time he needed her blood he’d contract a full-blown
14. He was in the throes of a full-blown panic attack
15. That does not mean you have to provide a full-blown story with each point you make
16. She went for a full-blown whack, I heard her knuckle crack, she swung a few more punches
17. The laughter turns into full-blown applause after a few
18. He had lived with this for years, but it had now developed into full-blown A
19. asking if I was in a place to talk, she told me that I had full-blown
20. Such raiding forces would not require the huge naval backup entailed by full-blown commando assault units
21. He's good with ranting, raving alcoholics, Jillian thought, but that doesn't mean he can handle a Full-blown psychotic
22. He had never been in the situation before where a married couple were having a full-blown domestic whilst the wife was sitting astride him, stark naked and fumbling around beneath his robes
23. Meditate on it, however, as facing upwards and full-blown, with eight petals and with the pericap
24. Now the Yogi attains super conscious state and becomes a full-blown Jnani
25. This torrent was a full-blown energy storm made possi-
26. than to attempt to intercept a troll in a full-blown charge
27. While Catholic religious communities were not without their faults, they had so much canonical legislation and history behind them that they almost never had the signs and symptoms of a full-blown cult
28. What started out as a casual jaunt for lunch and distraction had turned into full-blown disclosure
29. Freud proved to the eastern religions that he is the spoke man and the male of the nineteenth century to have the game of love represented in the western culture as full-blown psychiatrically defined love
30. What had been a raging torrent of white water was now a full-blown river that flowed to sea along a broad channel it had carved in the mudflat
31. “A few times, the man had a full-blown conversation with an empty chair
32. Without meaning to, full-blown laughter overtook her until tears of amusement filled her eyes
33. She looked at Clayton and saw the tiny grin had morphed into a full-blown smile and gratitude and a flash of admiration had already replaced the shadows
34. “As a matter of fact, she was the one who called me when we realized the virus was a full-blown zombie dilemma that might just wipe out the world
35. And now there was a full-blown stampede for the doors
36. It was a full-blown parade, and it seemed as if this
37. A full-blown price war soon developed between the traders, each trying to undercut the other in order to sell his merchandise
38. has all the earmarks of a full-blown mania (e
39. It is a historical fact that the earliest wooden ships that landed on the islands off the southernmost tip of south America in the coldest, windblown hell on earth where the wind averages between 30 and sixty miles an hour every minute of every day and night… where the norm of weather is a full-blown gale-storm that is almost never seen except in the middle of great oceans
40. When the bodies of higher Plans only overshadow the head, weakly penetrate, they can’t full-blownly cooperate with the bodies of lower Plans in organism
41. Agreeing was one way to drift her mom’s sadness away, she thought, and so she acted with full-blown interest
42. Jordy is having a full-blown tantrum
43. Anybody who had seen him projecting himself into Soho while he was yet on Saint Dunstan's side of Temple Bar, bursting in his full-blown way along the pavement, to the jostlement of all weaker people, might have seen how safe and strong he was
44. Day full-blown and splendid-day of the immense sun, action,
45. Quite flushed with excitement were their ruddy faces, as they swung in the wind, whispering to one another what they had seen, for some peeped in at the dining room windows where the feast was spread, some climbed up to nod and smile at the sisters as they dressed the bride, others waved a welcome to those who came and went on various errands in garden, porch, and hall, and all, from the rosiest full-blown flower to the palest baby bud, offered their tribute of beauty and fragrance to the gentle mistress who had loved and tended them so long
46. She breathed in the perfumes of the full-blown flowers in the large vases, and listened to the stillness of the church, that only heightened the tumult of her heart
47. Back home in Seattle, they were already full-blown superstars
48. In fact, we had a full-blown fellow for two years a while back, a kid from the coalfields who went to law school at Stanford then hired on with a big firm in Philadelphia
49. We can have a full-blown trial in a month or so, right here, in front of me, no jury, but that would be a waste of time because I’ve already decided the case
50. “[N]o matter where Van Halen alights,” Rolling Stone reported, “a boisterous, full-blown saturnalia is bound to follow