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In prepared remarks before what looks set to be an intense public hearing on Thursday, Horn will apologize once again for VW's use of software to "defeat the regular emissions testing regime".

"I wanted to be intense and successful.

It's supposed to be intense.

The competition's going to be intense!

Game play, especially with the Marvel and Star Wars sets, can be intense as you defeat villains and overcome obstacles by maneuvering your way through a maze of battles and obstacles that resemble scenes associated with the characters.

Together with the widening globalization, rapid technological development, increasing resource scarcity are set to place intense pressures on national economies in the 21-st century.

Westpac's Mr Hartzer said banking competition was set to remain intense, including from new entrants.

With the exception of Texas governor Rick Perry, who has moved ahead to the next state of South Carolina, all campaigns are set to wage an intense fight in the rural New England state.

With England A candidates such as James Forrester, Andy Hazell and Dan Scarbrough catching the eye and precocious young backs such as Ollie Smith and James Simpson-Daniel pushing even harder, the competition for World Cup places is set to get seriously intense.

However, it can't be denied that the NSA programmes revealed by Snowden – which, by all accounts, are set to become even more intense – are making it increasingly difficult to do so.

The development is set to go ahead despite intense criticism that gambling is addictive and causes widespread misery among low income groups, which make up a significant proportion of punters.