Every morning, a tale of assassins and money launderers, corrupt prosecutors and looted millions transfixes this impoverished nation.
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The cold, muddy and fruitless hunt for her soldier son on Chechen battlegrounds still transfixes Sergei Shorokhov's mother.
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On the last page of " The Royals, " she writes movingly about why they continue to transfix us:
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Only a wine with the sublime power to transfix can so frequently disappoint and yet retain its teasing hold over its audience.
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The World Championships, the tournament that transfixes Europe and South America, resume Monday with the beginning of the second round.
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Similarly, another difference transfixes hold from other affixes is that the individual components of the transfix are meaningless on their own.
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Similarly, another difference transfixes hold from other affixes is that the individual components of the transfix are meaningless on their own.
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This sense of the continuing paradox within Thomas Covenant transfixes the reader to the story and helps heighten the suspense of his eventual transformation.
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Of course, what happened on Sept . 11 across the Potomac River from Washington would alone have been enough to transfix the nation.
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Speaking in a gentle voice that seemed to transfix the jurors, Mackey's summation wove together testimony from 137 witnesses and physical evidence.
