"We can't somehow adopt the moral hazard of just because they fight fiercely say, oh, we're going to somehow allow al-Qaida to be the tip of our spear with respect to Assad," Kerry said, adding that such a strategy would be "crazy and ultimately self-destructive", raising the level of terror in Europe, the Middle East and elsewhere.
Hiss at people and fiercely say "I want your blood" Be trash.
Consumer groups once opposed it fiercely, saying it could cause cancer or alter a food's nutritional value.
But being Indian, he fiercely said, didn't mean dressing in feathers like a bird and going to a pow-wow for a couple of hours.
Mr. Bashir, the defense lawyer, attacked Mr. Faruqi fiercely, saying both he and Mr. Pearl were intelligence agents for the United States and Israel.
"They use our country," he complained, accusing them both of taking away "100 times more profit from the country than they give it," and of behaving like a rich guest, who has "involved us in a picnic".Without naming Mr Karzai, the outgoing American ambassador, Karl Eikenberry, responded fiercely, saying in a speech that, hearing this sort of outburst, Americans "grow weary of our effort here".
Robert counters fiercely, saying that I judge the situation subjectively, and too sentimentally.
Most of the town's residents had fled, their houses taken over by insurgents, some of whom fought back fiercely, marines say.
What we really need is confidence that boards are finally treating the shareholders' money as if it were their own — and negotiating as fiercely as, say, Theo Epstein of the Boston Red Sox negotiates with Scott Boras, the famous player's agent.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, for example, has pushed for tough language that would require bank executives to vouch for their compliance with the Volcker Rule – a measure that the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has been fiercely resisting, say people close to the regulators.
But Jackson is also loyal -- fiercely so, say many of his friends and admirers.
