They campaign ferociously for the 99% versus the 1%.
Even so, specific magazines will have to compete ferociously for available dollars.
"I'm greatly surprised that they would attack us ferociously for something they are doing themselves," Mr. Melton said.
He brazenly dumped the rest of the peloton and then rode ferociously for hours, mostly uphill, leaving everyone behind.
Companies would then be free to fight ferociously for profit within a set of rules that lead to sustainability.
The political parties of the low castes and the peasant castes are competing ferociously for Muslim votes.
They defended with intelligence, strength and the occasional tactical foul, seized their clearest chances and worked ferociously for each other.
Democratic advisers to Mr. Obama say that they plan to compete ferociously for the electoral votes of Ohio, which the president won in 2008.
The vast size of the United States, by contrast, tended to produce city papers that, in a bygone era, battled ferociously for scoops and produced yellow journalism, too.
Years later, it was the mother in me that searched the Internet ferociously for three days, following every hint until I found my son.
Mr. Bush fights ferociously for the things he really cares about: enormous tax cuts for the wealthy, for example, or launching a war against Iraq.
