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1
Selling when everyone is dumping a stock can be even
more
fraught
.
2
Far
more
fraught
,
however, are the parallel talks within the British government itself.
3
What one does about a seriously failing CE is
more
fraught
.
4
The wires had never carried anything
more
fraught
with unspoken grief.
5
No discovery could be more mortifying or
more
fraught
with terror.
6
Browsing private profiles is typically more rewarding, but also
more
fraught
.
7
Though no day is structured, somehow the afternoons tend to be
more
fraught
.
8
For employees trying to cope with a delayed State pension, it's
more
fraught
still.
9
Title challenges are supposed to be
more
fraught
than this.
10
But now, with no chance of an actual verdict, the arguments were
more
fraught
.
11
There are few things
more
fraught
with heartache and bitterness and discouragement than that.
12
The precarious Anglo-Scottish relationship was about to become
more
fraught
.
13
One point was gained; the next was
more
fraught
with danger, yet it was accomplished.
14
But some journeys will be
more
fraught
than others.
15
Nor can I well conceive of elements
more
fraught
with hope than were here combined.
16
It is
more
fraught
with fatigue than funds, however.
more
fraught
more