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• “It's so nerve-wracking, which is exhausting, "she said.”

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• “They wouldn't require "saving" if they would learn to live within their means instead of wracking up huge credit debts for unneeded luxuries.”

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• “It's amazingly cool to be at the center of attention like this, and yet it's also scary and nerve-wracking.”

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• “I think it's soaked up pheremones from all the other nerve-wracking events”

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• “When I got to finally step on that stage--and they have that old piece of the original Opry where you stand--you could feel the presence which was eerie and it was intimidating, nerve wracking, and it was so many things all in one.”

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• “Nerve-wracking pace and atmosphere camouflage wild coincidences.”

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• “Fascinated with the meeting of memory and language, adept at conjuring states of mind, and haunted by the violence wracking his homeland, Hemon is a stoic tragedian and a brilliant satirist.”

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• “I was wracking my brain thinking, "I don't really have a song that carries any sort of sports message or a competitive message.”

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• “Still he struggled, panic quickly replacing confusion, until the shudders wracking his body had less to do with cold and more to do with sheer terror.”

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• “Fisted his hands at his sides and let the grief and pain pour out of him in dry, wracking sobs.”

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