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The album ends with her resolving to confront her struggles with self-acceptance, with the frankly written “I Want To Be Better” — which escalates with the feverish punk pulse of “Onwards.”

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The devil cuts loose, zing boom! — that capture Hedda’s feverish mood shifts.

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Stan’s swift rise in fortune and swifter descent into alcoholism and madness feels like a feverish parody of the get-rich-quick story.

They’re feverish, as staff once again pleads, “Do not run; please walk,” before giving the go-ahead.

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Tracey Johnson, a 69-year-old healthcare professional seeking redemption after she quit at mile 20 last year, felt feverish in the medical tent.

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