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Still, the draw of the start-ups is fierce, in part because they offer the potential for wealth well beyond what any law firm salary could bring.
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Carl Pope's fierce, funny posters — part hip-hop, part sermon — are exactly right for this city.
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Banking has been a particularly fierce battleground, in part because it is still much less developed than that of Western Europe and is therefore primed for rapid growth.
The first bill met with fierce resistance, in part because, critics said, it included elements that tied its fate to the new sports stadium on the West Side of Manhattan.
These plans have provoked fierce opposition along parts of HS2's proposed route, especially in a scenic, hilly region known as the Chilterns, where many parliamentary seats are held by the dominant Conservative Party.
In London, Europe's leading financial centre and the regional home of many big investment banks, such groups have mounted a fierce assault on parts of MiFID they consider vague or downright objectionable.These include worries over the application of best-execution rules to securities other than shares, such as corporate bonds or specialised derivatives, that are traded off-exchange.
Elsewhere, a spate of fierce hurricanes inundated parts of the South and Caribbean.
