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Mutual strategic distrust has escalated in the last two years and is creating a vicious cycle that, if not stopped quickly, could lead to a fierce rivalry harmful to both countries.

Any defeat for Britain on the issue would lead to a fierce response from Osborne's backbenchers, many of whom are Eurosceptics who want to reclaim more powers from the EU rather than see greater influence exerted by Brussels officials.

That led to a fierce dispute after Mr. Greenfeld refused to delete the references, officials said.

The issue has led to a fierce row between pro- and anti-EU campaigners.

A surge of illegal immigration by African workers led to a fierce backlash this spring, raising questions of tolerance.

The issue has led to a fierce political battle, with Democrats condemning the reductions as "Brewercare," after Gov. Jan Brewer.

That led to a fierce global debate over genetically altered seeds and farm animals that is still hindering their acceptance.

This belief is widely shared, but it has led to a fierce debate over how exactly people ought to reform their diet.

The effort has failed to provoke any major street demonstrations, but it has led to a fierce crackdown by the authorities.

Events in neighbouring Egypt, where the military overthrow of President Muhammad Morsi last year led to a fierce crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood, have made things worse.

The rise of the neo-Coasian school of economists has led to a fierce backlash among management theorists who champion the "resource-based theory" of the firm.