At the recent World Travel Market, London's tourism trade fair, Euromonitor published a report stating that travellers are 'demanding more intense experiences', undertaking 'radical travel plans, giving rise to extreme and reality tourism'.
Actors spent weeks undertaking intense emotional and physical scenes while coated in fake blood and wounds.
It will also undertake intense regulation of former investment banks as they transform themselves into universal banks.
Despite intense research efforts undertaken by investigators throughout the world over the past half century to identify a specific biomarker for major depressive disorder (MDD), none have so far met the rigorous test of specificity, reliability and reproducibility.
In his late 70s, Adams undertook an intense study of religions, which is described in one section.
But the one certainty was that when Armstead was playing for the Giants, Fassel would not have had to bark at the team, because the intense Armstead would have undertaken the task.
The Londoner has competed in the -63kg division for the last two years, but undertook an intense weight-loss programme to reach the -58kg class for the European Championships.
Digesting all that paper -- and choosing 8,800 worthy candidates from among almost 31,000 hopefuls -- is a frantic undertaking that demands intense devotion from Mr. Avitabile and his staff.
Catherine Collins, of the British Dietetic Association, said the doctors had downplayed the metabolic and physical health benefits of undertaking even moderately intense exercise and had used "incomplete evidence" to make their case.
Each year around 150 Americans undertake Graham's intense seven-month evening course to achieve the rank of Able Shepherd.
"Essentially, it's one of the most intense searches humanity has ever undertaken, and it's managed to be done almost perfectly in secret... until now when we were 100percentt sure," he says.
