1.   And they warned, in apocalyptic terms, that President Clinton and his party were about to subject the nation to all manner of horrors.

2.   Atwood and Glickman spoke of the scale of the disaster in nearly apocalyptic terms.

3.   But they have failed to persuade Yeltsin, who in every public speech and spontaneous remark, persists in painting a Communist victory in apocalyptic terms.

4.   Dozens of residents spoke, and many described Syracuse in apocalyptic terms.

5.   Each side is attacking the other in apocalyptic terms.

6.   In this politically charged country, though, opponents of the law see it and other economic legislation in apocalyptic terms.

7.   Li, meanwhile, has begun speaking in increasingly apocalyptic terms.

8.   Others referred to her in almost apocalyptic terms.

9.   Some speak in apocalyptic terms about what Chavez is doing to their country, with more than a few calling for his ouster.

10.   So why do some people there, and across New York state, describe their cities and towns in apocalyptic terms?