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31. Meanwhile the kidnapping industry continued with a vengeance, effectively isolating Chechnya from the rest of the world.

32. Ireland, an issue that resurfaced with a vengeance the day after the election, is a case in point.

33. This may be the season of goodwill, but the Imperial Presidency is back with a vengeance.

34. The literacy crisis that has become part of our current cultural vocabulary was taking shape with a vengeance.

35. If the product works as advertised, it could promote downsizing with a vengeance.

36. The hunky actor, who shot to global fame a few years ago for his sterling performance in the legendary Titanic movie, is back with a vengeance.

37. But no sooner than it evaporates from academia, it re - emerges elsewhere, often with a vengeance.

38. Right now we are experiencing an even moredramatic collapse of the greenback—this time to little more than 1/1, 400th ofan ounce of gold—and the issue has returned with a vengeance.

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

41. Second, with these policies growing with a vengeance, any Western victory on the renminbi would be pyrrhic as Western firms could be subject to greater murky protectionism by the Chinese authorities.

42. An evil gargoyle, once thought dead and banished forever, has returned with a vengeance.

43. Once Gretchen had left the office, her doubts would return with a vengeance.

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

45. This is a case of the biter bit with a vengeance.