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white heat



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Soccer has moved on from the era when greatness was forged in the white heat of World Cups and continental championships.

From New York Times

A decade before Harold Wilson talked of the "white heat of the technological revolution", Philip was urging modernity on the nation in speeches and interviews.

From BBC

"And so, they believe that they have no choice but to lie about this for as long as they possibly can and hope that they can sort of get through the white heat."

From Fox News

Many a side have frozen in the red and white heat of the intimidating Athens atmosphere, with Arsenal the latest team to enter the theatre on Thursday night.

From The Guardian

My emotions had the purity of childish rage, that white heat of unfairness.

From The Guardian