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CNN and Fox have battled intensely for leadership in cable news over the last year.

Forces from the two countries have battled intensely over the past year amid confusion over disputed areas and contested oil fields.

By far the most frustrated lawmakers were the House Democrats in the fiscally conservative Blue Dog coalition who had battled intensely over the alternative minimum tax.

Roaring into the last weekend of their Senate campaign, Rick A. Lazio and Hillary Rodham Clinton battled intensely yesterday over each other's loyalty to Israel, signaling the extraordinary emphasis on Jewish voters in the final days of their race.

But, Mr. Obama said at a news conference, any such compromise to address Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security and the tax system is months away and will first require an effort to build bipartisan trust — even as Democrats and Republicans battle intensely over how much to cut from the current year's domestic spending.

Beyond those two arenas of American life in which Gay Inc has battled so intensely, the most basic of civil rights for most queer people look bleak.

Gessler battled the charges intensely, hiring three private-sector attorneys who charged roughly $122,000 to defend him, costs also paid by taxpayers.

In the past month, the battle became intensely partisan and even personal.

Why would the WWE have Lynch and Charlotte battle so intensely if there were no plans of pushing their issues to the Elimination Chamber and beyond?

Jim Valvano's battle was intensely personal to me.

For evidence of how intensely the presidential candidates are battling over women, consider their investment in Oprah Winfrey.