Alistair Beaton has seized on the fact that drilling for shale gas in picturesque villages has sparked fierce middle-class protest.
Barr had crafted a "fierce working-class domestic goddess" persona in the eight years preceding her sitcom and wanted to do a realistic show about a strong mother who was not a victim of patriarchal consumerism.
But as I said, the competition will be fierce in that class, while Fords Thunderbird stands alone.
Given the huge influx of capital into the pre-IPO asset class, fierce competition to be the winning bid can ensue in these situations, driving high prices.
For the students taking the class, "Fierce and Fabulous: Feminist Writers, Artists, and Activists," it's been a life-changing lesson in feminism, oppression and tolerance.
As Mr. Holt notes, it recently ran a world-class and fierce competition to build a high-tech campus on Roosevelt Island.
It's actually disheartening to come across such moments of pathos, which affirm Irvine Welsh's fierce vision of working-class despair.
This sets the stage for long, fierce battles between different classes of creditor.The best bankruptcyChapter 11 of America's bankruptcy code is widely regarded as the global gold standard for bankruptcy law.
Across Flatbush Avenue, a bit to the north of where he was declaring that New Yorkers had chosen "a progressive path," Letitia James, the city councilwoman for Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, who had just been elected as the new Public Advocate, was delivering a fiery speech, pledging to be "a fierce champion of working-class New Yorkers".
Competition for jobs became fiercer as middle-class families started to spend less on household help.
