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As I opened my neighbor's cattle pen to lead it out by its halter, a dog barked ferociously at me.

he took out of his mouth the pulpy quid and , lodging it between his teeth , bit ferociously.

It had been the way he looked at Senator Amidala, it was difficult to think he did not care for her ferociously.

The Sunday Telegraph campaigns ferociously against Maastricht, and it was the Sun that screamed "Up yours, Delors! " .

He could be ferociously aggressive in debate with his religious opponents, via the columns of his newspaper, The Witness.

Male worms die after mating inside their human hosts; females grow ferociously , averaging almost an inch a week.

But a few come to take advantage of England's ferociously claimant-friendly libel laws (Scotland's are different).

My impression was he disliked me . . . We had very few exchanges and he always looked at me ferociously. . .

Another example: you're standing at a bar and see a woman ferociously texting someone while standing there by herself.

But when the African National Congress, once in power, began to impose quotas for blacks in jobs, she naturally and ferociously opposed it.

A ferociously efficient manufacturing and exporting economy is grinding to a halt, as demand across the world melts away.

She missed it ferociously, even though it was such a pain and mess.

As I ferociously tugged on his leash, a headline ran through my head: "Intern Returns Poisoned Dog to Living Legend. "

The unfortunate elk was desperately entangled in the tree's branches and was kicking ferociously as Johansson approached.

The Hall of Fame calls her "one of the most ferociously original artists in music today. "

LA Times: "The Company doesn't merely dance splendidly, it dances ferociously. "

Though Mr Gore denies it, freezing CO2 emissions straight away would be ferociously expensive. That worries both parties.

Keep in mind that Jupiter, the good fortune planet, is still guarding your career ferociously.

This, coupled with a ferociously deadpan humor, makes the artist's images iconic.

It is hard to find much evidence that retailers are ferociously simplifying their offerings in an effort to boost sales.

Ferociously intelligent, he had earned master's degrees in law from both Harvard University and Cambridge University.

If anything, the United States under Obama has waged war more ferociously than ever against radical Islamic groups.

We stood at the corner of the bar, pretending to dance, and mauled each other ferociously.

In fact, it's often the least political CEOs who run the most ferociously political organizations.

Allies of Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shia Iran took sides against each other ferociously over the airwaves.

I still lust for life, I am still ferociously independent, I still crave justice and I fall madly in love easily.

She dreamed a man with blood on his face ferociously grabbed her neck.

silence broken by dogs barking ferociously; they fought fiercely.

It is a ferociously competitive market with unremitting pressure to cut costs and gain market share.

Schooling is tough and ferociously competitive for pupils.

Over the past weeks, we've seen Arab people ferociously attached to their national identities.

That is not nearly fast enough to reduce America's ferociously high level of unemployment.

He clenched his fists tightly and shook them ferociously at Miss Martha.

The Chinese ferociously repress any challenges to the official version of the history of Taiwan.

Aurra attacked ferociously, but Aayla bested her.

Economists argue ferociously about how close this is to being true.

Being disabled myself, but also being a virgin, I envied these people ferociously.

Will you go to the devil! ' he exclaimed ferociously, `and let me be! '

I have a ferociously intelligent and unsentimental female friend who holds one of the most senior jobs in the British media.

Working all day, the antique rice-thresher ferociously ejected dusky-brown rice chaff. (Add adverbs)