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The contest between the respective No8s, Billy Vunipola and Nathan Hughes, will be particularly fierce, with George Smith also aiming to propel Wasps into a third final following their victories in 2004 and 2007.

Competition in the 49er class is particularly fierce, with three crews in contention for a single spot.

The street-fighting for Abu Salim was particularly fierce with regime snipers taking a steady toll among the ranks of al-Shabaab volunteer fighters.

Sometimes, a further threat for the more inbred offspring could lie with the fact that the hybrids would be particularly fierce competitors for the occupation of the niche because they would benefit from hybrid vigour, and it would thus be best not to produce that hybrid offspring at all.

Competition is particularly fierce for nurses, with thousands of openings that paid $51,000, on average, in 2006.

She and her mother are particularly fierce about winning, and they, with the help of the news media (myself included), have embraced these Olympics as a very public opportunity to do as much of it as possible.

Clashes between Serb forces and the guerrillas have been particularly fierce in villages close to Kosovo's southern border with Macedonia, where NATO has been building a bridgehead from which a peacekeeping force could enter Kosovo (see article).

Where repression was particularly fierce, immigration is even dragging it back from the edge of extinction.

The battle for the birth name was particularly fierce in the US.

For Haiti's most desperate, the quake's destructive forces were particularly fierce.

For weeks, they brought sustenance, sometimes every other day, sometimes longer if fighting was particularly fierce.