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Reid’s Merope and Reis’ Antigone, ferocious in their different ways, refuse to play second fiddle to Manville’s Jocasta when it comes to Oedipus’ affections.

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Ms. Manville is extraordinary as Jocasta, ferocious in her devotion to and defense of Oedipus’ interests.

This triggered a ferocious backlash among Democrats angry that they didn’t win any concessions from the GOP after all.

A ferocious Tartan Army will demand a repeat of that display if their heroes can set up an almighty occasion at the national stadium on Tuesday.

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“Retail demand has been so ferocious, it is difficult to identify any catalyst that will meaningfully deter this investor base,” they said.

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