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Believe me, I'm trying not to join in the vast, heaving O-phoria now sweeping the coastal haut-bourgeoisie.

National Security Team of Rivals - Swampland - TIME.com 2008

The "Euro" phoria over Obama's election provides good political capital for NATO's European leaders to translate renewed trans-Atlantic friendship into an appropriate, effective and constructive response to the Obama Doctrine by convincing Europeans they have as much at stake as Americans do in the future stability of Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Amb. Marc Ginsberg: AF"Lack" -- NATO's AWOL Allies in Afghanistan 2009

Mr. Bowers deemed it "EU-phoria" because the big money crowd were swooning for European stocks, and scooping up as many as they could hold.

Good News: Fund Managers Are Miserable 2008

Meanwhile, in the developed universe, investors seem to be consumed by "EU-phoria."

More Than One Engine 2007

But now, Walker thought with something bordering on eu - phoria, he had found a way to change everything.

Ilse Witch Brooks, Terry 2000

The eu - phoria which was a side effect of such a large dose of Extend gripped her and she forced herself to re - member that this feeling of superb well-being was only illusionary.

Breed to Come Norton, Andre 1972

The Ruud-phoria in Hamburg was dented by a tired 0-0 draw against Frankfurt.

Blogposts | guardian.co.uk Raphael Honigstein 2010

Individual topics are covered quickly and matter-of-factly, and Matt Johnstone's (a "john stone," tee-hee) illustrations are amusing, especially in the "Pee-phoria" chapter.

Bookgasm Rod Lott 2010

… did I really need to have my husband coming out of the bathroom every morning sharing the detailed medical analysis of his daily “poo-phoria”?

What’s Your Poo Telling You? | clusterflock 2008