Researchers found that, at first, bigger, feistier salamanders retreated to untouched sections of forest, claiming that territory for themselves.
Sony, the battery-maker mainly involved, has offered free replacements at a cost of $430m and counting.The first to take advantage of Sony's woes has been its old nemesis, Matsushita a bigger, feistier and far more profitable rival from Osaka, best known abroad for its Panasonic brand.
They coincide with the publication of a big, deep, feisty book of essays, several years in the making, called "Modern Women: Women Artists at the Museum of Modern Art".
5 45 The favorite Big Brown is feisty.
Silicon Valley has a tendency to tackle social ills with big ideas, its feisty startups revolutionising everything from healthcare to education.
Daisy/David's alter-ego, Melinda, is no longer a love-crossed English beauty from the 18th century but a feisty big-band singer from the early 1940s in search of a professional break.
The Postman, Costner's overblown though unduly savaged apocalyptic epic, may have bombed at the box-office, but Williams's fresh and feisty big-screen debut, as a frontierswoman, helped her slip on to the LA circuit.
Howard Keel, who tamed feisty big-screen heroines such as Annie Oakley, Calamity Jane and Shakespeare's shrewish Kate with his lusty bravado and booming bass-baritone voice, and later became the elegant second husband of Miss Ellie on television's beloved "Dallas," died Sunday.
Goliath had the big weapons but the feisty David had the slingshot.
