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• r  in a heated manner
  `To say I am behind the strike is so much nonsense,' declared Mr Harvey heatedly

• Historians heatedly debate who is the best ex-President, but if Clinton keeps it up, there may soon be no argument over who is the worst.
• Foxboro officials were accused of racism, namely trying to keep out black teens who might travel from nearby Boston for the concert, a charge that the officials heatedly denied.
• Mollie Parnis concurs more heatedly.

• hotly

News & Articles

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• After first bipartisan vote, tensions begin to flare on immigration reform
  The day after an overwhelming bipartisan vote to begin work on a comprehensive immigration reform bill, that debate got a little less, um, Kumbaya. A procedural squabble erupted as both sides wrangled over how to begin the process of amending the legislation, and senators argued heatedly over a proposed amendment by Texas Sen. John Cornyn.
  June 12, 2013 - NBC NEWS

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• President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo in Philippine Star
  For two nights, senators and congressmen were arguing heatedly over whether martial law in Maguindanao is good or not. But the President thought all along that it would not reach a vote because she would lift it,Arroyo said.
• Nicole Parra in KFSN
  Nicole Parra said, "The Parra family, we whole heatedly endorse the Gilmore family."