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cauldron

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Windsor Park is always a cauldron when a big nation comes to Belfast.

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But this industrious insect isn't flying back to stir its witch's cauldron, or playing Quidditch.

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This Chamber is a cauldron of opinions and we’ve certainly all had our patience and tempers tested in pursuit of our ideals.

"The pressure of the cauldron and the home fans will make an atmosphere. This game is going to be tricky but if the Lions start quickly it could be ugly."

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He created a 'competitive cauldron' that pitted players against each other in training matches and head-to-heads.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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