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But after a woman named Enriqueta Romero unveiled the first public shrine to the saint in the Mexico City barrio of Tepito, it has spread fiercely throughout Mexico, Central America, and Latino-heavy US cities like Los Angeles and Houston.

Many fundamental questions remain about why HIV spreads so fiercely in South Africa, which has more people infected with the AIDS virus than any country in the world.

So where MTF transsexualism was concerned, Bailey would happily play Galileo to Blanchard's Copernicus, spreading, supporting, and fiercely defending a truth too often denied and suppressed because of self-serving identity politics.

The recall of the Prius represents a worst-case scenario for Toyota now that safety doubts surrounding its cars have spread to its hitherto fiercely loyal customers in Japan.

Behind me a fiercely green meadow spread like a carpet up to the bare, rocky mountains.

A wave of anti-immigrant sentiment spread across the nation, most fiercely throughout the states of Sinaloa, Sonora, and Baja California.

That delay enabled the fiercely infectious virus to spread.

Now the fissures have spread to the cultural realm, as filmmakers, writers and artists fiercely debate how — or even whether — to portray this still-visceral history.

But as television spreads into India's rural heartland, and as channels fight more fiercely for viewers, questions of taste are likely to come up again.

Obama 2012 has over 100 offices spread across nearly every state (they seem particularly proud of their outpost in fiercely Republican Wyoming).

WHAT is most worrying about the rise of the fiercely local independent film is the threat that the trend will spread to other parts of the country.