There's a fierce difference of opinion about Cuito Cuanavale, with both sides continuing to claim victory.
At her parents' house, Zoe meets one of Russell's friends, Stephen Quayle, and is immediately attracted by his fierce difference from her peers.
The painful reality for the party is that its leader cobbled together an inchoate platform that masked fierce ideological differences in the ranks and hoped to steer it through an electoral window opened up by Lib Dem collapse and Ukip insurgency.
He answers it convincingly by mixing arresting narrative with a thorough study of the people and policies of the Labour movement at a time of hardship interspersed by war and fierce ideological difference.
He says the startup ran out of money multiple times, which taught him that running a scrappy startup "requires you to be abnormally perfectionist, abnormally fierce because the difference, the last inch is the difference between living at Mom's one more year…the difference between epic failure and making something happen".
The struggle for the business vote over the referendum will be fierce, with sharp differences emerging over the substance of the reforms that Mr Cameron can win for Britain and the tactics that he should employ.
In climbing culture — a blend of sport, spiritualism, philosophy and bravado — the differences stirred fierce debate.
Fierce sectional and religious differences often spill over into violence in Nigeria; Boko Haram tries to capitalize on these animosities.
There is a sense of poetry, too, in her suggestion that the lives of Americans on both sides of the Civil War were so deeply intertwined that, despite their differences and sometimes fierce enmity, the country and its people share a united destiny: unseen filaments tie together all the lives of the characters.
Intel and Nvidia have had some major differences, and remain fierce competitors, but it's been made clear that Intel won't tolerate anyone making a grab at its x86 treasure hoard.
