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No official reason was publicly provided when the leaders were summoned at short notice last week, prompting a flurry of speculation.

He stirs up the room with an animated flurry of short bits, crowd work and googly-eyed characters he makes up on the spot.

The identity of the “fixer” is not clear, but by Aug. 27, Naples officials were seeing a “flurry of activity” from Noem’s agency.

Of course, the key catalyst of the recent flurry of interest from parties interested in taking over at Tottenham is the departure of long-serving executive chairman Levy.

And Liverpool's flurry of late winners is already the longest in Premier League history.