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It is wilder and more raucous than either one, and dramatically more expensive.
BBC
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This one was much more raucous, with a larger-than-normal crowd of pro-government demonstrators.
Reuters
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They pointed, laughed, and called out comments-thegathering more raucous than any sporting event.
In every heartbeat
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Things get more raucous with the Presidential daughters and sons-in-law.
The new yorker
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The Olympics is much more raucous and spontaneous.
Reuters
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Then, they did something a little more raucous.
The South African
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Brady (37) continued this unsubtle demonstration until he was greeted by a more raucous response.
The Irish Times
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The reception given to Monsieur Cantona in Manchester on Sunday was a touch more raucous and spontaneous.
The Irish Times
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The nightclub queue has grown more raucous.
The Guardian
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This year it doubled in size from the years before and as a result felt far more raucous.
The Guardian
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In general, things become more raucous and energetic as time progresses, but also more egotistical and less useful.
The Guardian
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Some of the songs are simple, even light, acoustic guitar melodies while some are more raucous rock songs.
Wired
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No bunting, and no fanfare of trumpets; the arrivals terminal in Dublin Airport has certainly witnessed more raucous homecomings.
The Irish Times
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Some more raucous than others.
Book One: Apotheosis
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He added a small, intimate club, with female hostesses trained in the Japanese manner, and then a more raucous, girlie club.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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But it is also a more raucous and risk-filled affair than the Academy Awards, starting with the humor of the host.
Reuters
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