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Fabian Zuleeg, chief executive of the Brussels-based European Policy Centre, said Britain's budget rebate would come under "intense attack" if it decided to stay in the EU.

In Yemen, the city of Al Hudaydah came under intense attack for the second day, in the largest battle of the country's yearslong civil war.

But that plan has come under intense attack from critics who contend that the bombings pose a danger to local residents.

Mr. Bollinger came under intense attack in September when Columbia invited the Iranian president, who has aroused strong passions by confronting the West and denying the Holocaust.

God's Army, a fundamentalist Christian band of no more than 200 fighters, had been under intense attack at their hideout inside Myanmar for the last two weeks.

But I have other battles to fight, and to say anything to that effect is to bring yourself under intense attack from organized groups that try to make any criticism of Israeli policies tantamount to anti-Semitism.

By dawn and under intense fire, the attack faltered and 11 Para were ordered to carry out a left flanking attack to relieve the pressure on the South Staffords.

With the Federal Reserve under more intense attack than at any time in decades, Ben S. Bernanke, the professorial chairman of the central bank, was schooled last month in how to handle the increased political demands of his job.

WASHINGTON — With the Federal Reserve under more intense attack than at any time in decades, Ben S. Bernanke, the professorial chairman of the central bank, was schooled last month in how to handle the increased political demands of his job.

In truth, it's always been risky, but the shift in the past decade from a world where the (Windows) desktop ruled to a world where mobile is just as big, if not bigger, has meant that web services have come under more intense attacks by hackers: if you get access to a web service then potentially you get everything.

"Our rule was watered down when it came under intense lobbying attack by the accounting profession who tried to deny S.E.C. funding," Mr. Levitt said.