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The competition among New Jersey's 615 school districts is fierce to recruit more minority teachers and to bring more men into elementary classrooms.

The competition this year is fierce to say the least.

In a state where 86% of voters cast ballots for a ban on gay weddings in 2004, and where opposition is fierce to last week's Supreme Court ruling declaring same-sex marriage a constitutional right, Meeke Addison stands out from the fire-and-brimstone preachers and politicians usually associated with the fight against gay marriage.

Instead, toast your chiles in a dry skillet until golden all over (open the windows or turn on the fan because chile smoke can be fierce to breathe).

Ms. Guy said the competition among booking agents was fierce to snap up the few good bands who had not yet hired one.

Competition was fierce to avoid having to take in the Old Woman.

The pieces are fierce, to say the least, and hold an element of entropy, intentional on Nargus's part.

The competition this year was fierce to say the least, but Adele was the clear winner of the night.

For example, after mom Dara-Lynn Weiss wrote a piece for Vogue about putting her 7-year-old on a diet, the backlash was fierce, to say the least.

What unites Greece's new coalition partners is fierce opposition to budget cuts.

In areas such as Swansea and Newport there is fierce opposition to plans for new sites.