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Meanings of cause a frenzy in English
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Usage of cause a frenzy in English
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Her voice would cause a frenzy in me that I could hardly understand.
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It didn't take long for the news to cause a frenzy among ice cream lovers nationwide.
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It's not only Dyson vacuum cleaners that cause a frenzy when they feature in the Special Buys range.
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It may well be imagined, therefore, that the idea of an underhand negotiation by Elizabeth would cause a frenzy in the Netherlands.
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Aldi also regularly cause a frenzy with its weekly 'Special Buys' -with items selling out in as little as 10 seconds.
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Arsenal 2, Fulham 0: An Arsenal side that can cause a frenzy of excitement has begun to appreciate the joys of calm.
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It's not the first time Aldi's special buys have caused a frenzy.
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Have you seen a bizarre fashion trend causing a frenzy online?
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But it's not the first time Kmart has caused a frenzy.
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Have you seen a bizarre swimwear trend causing a frenzy online?
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But it's not the only hazelnut-flavoured bar causing a frenzy online.
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Last year, the same appliance cost $579 and caused a frenzy among shoppers.
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Of course, the picture of the pair that landed on social media caused a frenzy.
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Last year, Fashion Nova's $31 micro bikini also caused a frenzy.
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The exclusivity around it caused a frenzy, only adding to the hype around the collaborative project.
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This has caused a frenzy of opposition from campaign groups who were heavily represented at the meeting.