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Cisco Systems agreed on Tuesday to buy Sourcefire, a provider of cybersecurity services, for about $2.7 billion in cash, in a reflection of the growing fervor for companies that can help guard against computer-based attacks.

FINANCIAL TIMES Cisco to Buy Sourcefire, a Cybersecurity Company, for $2.7 Billion  |  Cisco Systems has agreed to buy Sourcefire, a provider of cybersecurity services, for about $2.7 billion in cash, amid a growing fervor for companies that can help guard against computer-based attacks.

On the other hand, there is a growing fervor for contemporary American composers whose works, including song cycles, are attracting young classical singers in an era where English diction is enjoying a comeback.

In Idaho, Fischer attacked homosexuality with growing fervor.

The derelicts, raw and as-found on the outside but entirely modern under the skin, also acknowledge the growing fervor over "barn find" classics, a branch of the shabby-chic mindset that satisfies a yearning for authenticity and originality.

Over steady hand clapping, Mr. Ayaz intoned the couplets of poetry, then sang them with growing fervor.

For some Indians, the growing religious fervor of the country's Hindu majority is a cause for concern.

Part of his disenchantment was his deep and public opposition to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, a stance shared by some medical colleagues but shaped for him by a growing religious fervor.

For several years now and with a growing messianic fervor, physicians and health care experts have been responding to the need to deliver more efficient and better primary care with one response: patient-centered medical homes.

In Ann Arbor, left-wing politics managed to thrive alongside growing football fervor.

SLIDE SHOW As Europe faces an economic crisis and growing nationalistic fervor among member countries, it is paying more attention to border enforcement.