Fierce Ruling Diva were a rave act from the Netherlands, and this is their remix of a Detroit techno classic from the 1980s.
Meanwhile, several people who have fired warning shots, rather than shooting to kill, have received 20-year prison terms, as a result of Florida's fierce sentencing rules.Happily, incidents such as Mr Martin's death are becoming rarer.
One half of Lebanon pulls toward the West, toward democracy, transparent government, cultural openness, fierce hard work, rule of law; the other half toward egregious regional habits, toward bureaucratic corruption, warlordism, political patronage, rule by the gun.
This was under the fierce and tyrannical rule of a communist shopkeeper dad with a grotesque Stalin fetish; he's played here by the director's son Brontis.
The federal government has released new guidelines on facial recognition technologies and discretely tucked in a Trojan horse that is destined to have fierce opposition: a rule that advertisers and social networks must get permission before repurposing facial data for future use.
Tabloids talk of "waste wars", dubbing local officials "green zealots" or "the Talibin" for their fierce enforcement of rules on recycling or collection times.
More players require more referees.One day, the time will come when the competition the new law has unleashed will become so fierce that the rules can be relaxed.
About the only bits the club is prepared to concede are too fierce are the rules that would force banks to raise more long-term funding quickly, which look unrealistic given the degree of disruption in debt markets.Are national regulators right to put so much faith in global bodies?
In 2012, Germany ― following months of fierce debate ― ruled that only doctors or trained experts could perform the procedure.
The initial change in her demeanour is traced back to the death of her mother, Lou Beale Anna Wingg), a fierce dowager, who ruled over her family with a "rod of iron".
