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But it has crumbled under a ferociously negative advertising campaign, and the launch of a similarly aimed competitor from the Kremlin in the form of Unity.
On the left was Wilt Chamberlain finger-rolling the ball in, in the middle was Kareem Abdulaunchinglaunching a sky hook and on the right was O'Neal dunking ferociously, his knees up in the air, like a kid hanging on a jungle gym in the playground.
OLPC has undoubtedly suffered from straddling such ferociously political sectors as tech, development and education — and from launching at a time when high profile projects suddenly came under scrutiny from blogging and tweeting.
The pair have both launched writing competitions in an attempt to unearth hidden British talent in a ferociously competitive industry.
There is a ferociously vigilant intelligence at work in every line of this book, which launches it past the tight orbit of self-pity into something that is actually useful - and occasionally grimly funny, like a Helen Simpson story.
Nowadays, the city combats rats ferociously, and puts power in the hands of its citizens — last year, the Department of Health launched R.I.P. (that's Rat Internet Portal), an interactive map that allows you to track rat populations throughout the city.
Mr. Bush fights ferociously for the things he really cares about: enormous tax cuts for the wealthy, for example, or launching a war against Iraq.
I was ferociously indignant".
He was ferociously angry.
Ferociously, she insists on blandness.
