Now this would seem to be a ripe opportunity for polemical fulminating from Mr. Hare, the author of fierce state-of-the-world works like "Stuff Happens" and "Plenty".
Cameron's spokeswoman later said the prime minister respected Trump, "politician to politician", given the fierce state-by-state battle for party supporters' votes that primary candidates must endure before they can win the right to fight for the presidency.
Neil Spencer of The Observer described it as "a fierce state-of-the-nation album" and called Cooder "a Woody Guthrie for our times".
After them, the competition was not terribly fierce: the state has maintained a pay freeze on public employees in each of the past three years.
After a bye week, South Carolina closed out their regular season with a game against their fierce in-state rivals, the No. 15 Clemson Tigers, who had already clinched a berth in the 2009 ACC Championship Game that would be played the next week.
But the recent reports were quickly picked up across the country, sparking a fierce spat between national and state political leaders.
NOT only in Washington, DC, is there a fierce debate over state aid to the beleaguered car industry.
Yet, the closure was met with fierce opposition from state employees because of fears of job losses.
When Mr. Glazyev declared his candidacy, he came under fierce attack on state television and within his own party.
The controversy has ricocheted across the country — it was even attacked in an editorial in The Las Vegas Sun — and is just as fierce in the state.
