frantic

• It's a little frantic, as if there's so much he wants to share, but isn't quite sure how to get it across best. —  Comic Book Resources
• Baby Smiling in Back Seat has a fantastic post charting how she entered her current state of empty and frantic, the incremental steps that took her farther and farther from life before trying-to-conceive. —  Stirrup Queens and Sperm Palace Jesters
• Yet it is difficult to determine who is more frantic, the new-old prime minister or his critics.
• While the rest of the staff at the stunning but dysfunctional Fontainebleau seems perpetually frantic, the tone at Scarpetta is poised, calm and utterly professional. —  miami.com -
• Flummoxed and frantic, their shameful attacks on Palin and her family have revealed that liberal Democrats, the mainstream media, and those malicious hacks in the "progressive" blogosphere are willing to navigate the deepest, darkest sludge of slash-and-burn politics to see their man, Barack Obama, elected President. —  The Reality Check

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