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was actually fierce because of in-house political resistance.

Competition for athletic fields is also fierce because of pressures from community programs, like the Midget Football League and Little League.

"The wolves are fierce because of hunger and thirst that plagued them," said Abu Kaheela, the vet.

We were watching the fireworks, which had been postponed because of a fierce rainstorm the night before.

Competition for tee times is fierce, and because of the crowds, the pace can be excruciating.

And New York is not the only state where the charter school movement is facing fierce headwinds because of the election.

He announced that Bannon would be chief strategist, triggering a fierce backlash because of the adviser's executive role at the website Breitbart, which has run white nationalist and antisemitic headlines.

The introduction of the pipe organ in some more-liberal synagogues provoked a fierce controversy because of the prohibition against instrumental music in services, the general opposition to music in the liturgy as a memorial to the destruction of the Temple, and the organ's association with Christian liturgical music.

Competition to supply them for general lighting will be fierce, particularly because of determined Asian manufacturers, such as Panasonic and Samsung, which will be pushing hard to get into this business.To avoid a commodity trap, Philips intends to take LEDs into areas where it can create more value than just illuminating dark places.

Karim Sinjari, Interior Minister in the self-governing Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) of northern Iraq, said IS would put up a fierce fight because of Mosul's symbolic value as capital of its self-proclaimed Islamic caliphate.

Low densities provided females with an abundance of potential spawning sites, but males probably faced fierce competition because of the skewed sex ratio.