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"What did you lie to me for, then? " she asked, fiercely. "What did you force me to run away with you for? "

The workmen struggled fiercely and one of them lost his temper. He threatened to call the police.

But only a few of those supermassive black holes glow fiercely enough for scientists to call them "active galactic nuclei. "

He said it was sad to see the profession change but that bouquinistes fiercely guarded their independence over what to sell.

Today the wind and rain drove fiercely against my apartment window. It was the tail end of a typhoon.

We were thrown into the water, and Dad was struggling aimlessly. At that moment, I felt fiercely protective of him.

A long-time governor of the Bank of England, Gordon Richardson, was fiercely opposed as he regarded it as a moral surrender to inflation.

When forced to separation as the conditions in exchange for a child, his wife resolutely, "fiercely" to turn "I agree! "

She spoke fiercely and freely about racism, poverty and sexism in a way that would have been impossible for a sitting president at the time.

The gentleman is bumping me with his doughty body fiercely, I also respond to him with effeminate body, each other blend together.

The stump of Tyrion's nose was itching fiercely. He gave it a scratch.

She could not speak, but hatred and disgust burned in her eyes as she stared at him fiercely.

I apologized and turned her back, holding her fiercely, and, as if I'd just pulled her from a hole in the ice, felt her life return.

"I don't care what they say, " he thought fiercely, and his vision blurred as he flew out toward the Far Cliffs.

She never returned to the fiercely strict Methodism of her youth, nor inflicted it on her children.

"Lie, eh! " she said, fiercely, but with returning reserve; "you may call it a lie if you want to, but I know. "

The fire, although it had been burning for several days, was still blazing fiercely.

but amgen has always been fiercely protective of its blockbuster , and a court battle would surprise no one.

Until recently, it would have been a voice expected to oppose fiercely proposals for mandatory carbon restrictions.

He was becoming angry, and was staring fiercely at me. He looked as if he was about to lose control.

The research on coffee shops is an interesting curiosity: coffee retailing seems to be fiercely competitive.

Just a few big companies for traditional optical storage technology standards of bee fiercely, holographic storage is wide concern.

He stared at me fiercely, with a knife in his hand. Suddenly, he thrust the knife at my neck, leaving a very deep cut.

Toshiba's decision to collaborate with a company with which it competes fiercely in flash memory, among other things, is remarkable.

UP ON THE MOUNTAINS the midday sun glared fiercely, but down in the valley near the swift-running stream it was cool and still.

The gale was still blowing just as fiercely but now I was travelling at twice the speed . . . at least for a while.

The children stuck together, calming one another, except for Lucsenda, a seven-year-old, who clung to my leg fiercely.

I noticed that little being abruptly starting to implore to her mother for something, fiercely tugging at her clothes.

She had been a fifteen year - old girl with braces on her teeth, fiercely shy and overweight, a lonely rebel.

Over the many years of my life, as an athlete in the sport of track and field, you have been fiercely loyal and supportive towards me.

I am not aware of this as I don't read many Manga, but if there would be such a trend in current Japanese manga I am fiercely against this.

When Hong came to his house initially, the dog barked at her fiercely. But it became familiar with her after two days.

Yet he presented himself as the only person who would tussle fiercely and relentlessly enough to triumph.

Unexpectedly one burst shot, the dark night knight was subjected to a daunt, fiercely reign I assault since then.

Each of these players has fiercely defended its turf in the discussions leading up to Wednesday's proposal.

Oracle has carved up much of the worldwide enterprise-software market with rival SAP of Germany, with which it competes fiercely.

See she could not, for the wind was blowing more fiercely than ever, so she lay where she was and counted the leaves.

At the mere thought of it, his heart began to beat fiercely.

The rumor was that Mayweather's ribs were injured during a sparring session, something the fiercely proud fighter vehemently denies.

"It felt like someone threw me fiercely against the wall, " he said.

At the mere thought of it my heart began to beat fiercely.

"What's it to you? " he said, rising, almost fiercely. "I pay the rent, don't I? I furnish the-"

Faced with the long history and traditions of Italian soccer, he didn't attack as fiercely as he did in the group matches.

That country's king has heard, did not believe that he had such fiercely, then incurs the shepherd boy the palace.

Father argued fiercely against any increase in expenditure for the children.

From that moment, though she fiercely insisted that she was her own person, theirs was a joint cause.

But for a government so fiercely insistent on the inviolability of its own sovereignty, this was a big step.

The fact that she's so well qualified is, of course, the reason she's being attacked so fiercely.

lifting her skirt , leveling her cane fiercely before her , she began to march across the river.

Kitty and Ben watched TV at home. The wind became a typhoon and blew fiercely . Trees fell down. Ships and boats sank in the sea.

Mr Gul was fiercely opposed by secularists and the army, because his wife wears the Muslim headscarf, banned in public buildings.

At first she fought just to get him off her, but it was a hard fight. Such a small a child to fight so fiercely.

"Too many good men died that day. " Tyrion's scar was itching fiercely. He picked at it with a fingernail.

It's not an ideal time to be unemployed, and even those who have jobs are trying to hold on to them more fiercely than ever.

The wind blew fiercely and snatched the newly recovered mail from Mrs. Pennington's hands and blew it even further into the house.

Paradoxically, they must be fiercely independent, yet able to collaborate well with others.

The mountainous region used to be peopled by a fiercely independent race of peace-loving Buddhists.

So far, China has fiercely resisted American calls for a meaningful re-evaluation of the renminbi.

She came to my bedside, put her candle close to my face and stared fiercely at me.

The peach blossom fiercely opens a pair of eyes, pate one empress Yang, Wu a , thoroughly broke this intense sensation four shoot of scene.

If gravity were only slightly stronger, researchers show stars would flame so fiercely that they would burn out in a single year.

The elephant is not immediately susceptible to such blandishments, however, and usually lashes fiercely with its trunk in all directions.

It's unclear how Harmoush, a native of the pummeled yet fiercely resistant Syrian city of Homs, ended up in regime custody.

As if the picture wasn't stunning enough, it also features Mars glowing fiercely against the rich blue of the Pacific night sky.

But Mr Obama is being badgered by fiercely pro-Israeli groups at home to look more kindly on the prospect of a preemptive Israeli attack.

In fact, now hundreds and even thousands of Chinese college graduates compete with one another fiercely for one civil service position.

Like the founding fathers of the revolution, they resent fiercely any hint of Western meddling in Iranian affairs.

His eyes, wide and wet, at last flashed fiercely on her; his breast heaved convulsively .

The Chinese are fiercely proud, their revolution was passionate and a passionate revolution is always brutal.

He shook the letter fiercely in his hand , so that it rustled as loud as the flag above his head .

Women like a raw shiny knife, preparing and men fight one another fiercely, "I and you are not a dead fish is the net broken. "

All of this work requires further investment at a time when global health programmes must compete fiercely for cash.

Strong in the tackle, powerful in the air, deceptively quick and fiercely committed - he was the complete defender.

With Jupiter so prominent at this point in the month, this person will fiercely protect your interests.

It would consign America to second place in our fiercely competitive global economy.

Jonathan kept at it, fiercely, day after day, from before sunrise till past midnight.

In her book , market researcher , Sellia Goober says those traits are what make children fiercely brand loyal ane retailers so interested.

Although the market is fiercely competitive, but has since opened, Virgin Atlantic has always been firmly occupy a higher market share.

Yet nothing stays proprietary for very long in a fiercely competitive industry with dozens of manufacturers and thousands of suppliers.

Qin Lan's words haven't talked, but be delighted with wild delight of autumn the son beginning fiercely embrace into a brisket.

They had three children, and she was fiercely loyal to him, even after friends as well as does came to regard him as sleazy and corrupt.

In this movement, autocratic Huo Guang, having the aid of Confucian scholars and by means of holding a meeting, launched an attack fiercely.

During mating season, males will claim a length of shoreline and fiercely defend it, occasionally even killing a bachelor rival.

As quick as lightning, and with all its strength, the centipede fiercely clutches the spider, and drives its fangs deep inside.

India is already competing fiercely with China for some of these assets, especially energy sources.

Yet in a fiercely competitive industry, that may be enough to tilt the balance.

The horizon is fiercely naked---not the thinnest cover of a soft cloud, not the vaguest hint of a distant cool shower.

But since the Supreme Court is the final interpreter of the constitution, appointments are fiercely political.

I was met with a burning sensation in my nose and throat. Kicking fiercely, I broke out of the water, gulping for precious air.

Kurmuk is in Southern Blue Nile, one of three areas fiercely disputed between the government and the SPLA during the peace talks.

Blacksmith, you say? And he looked down at his leg. Then he held me by both arms and stared fiercely down into my eyes.

Among the local ballot measures to be decided on Election Day, California's Proposition 8 is perhaps the most fiercely contested.

For the moment, China's leaders are still fiercely resisting outside pressure on the currency.

They fought against the enemy fiercely.

It's like an aristocrat gone to seed, fiercely hanging onto respectability.

She rocked her mother fiercely, but her mother showed no response.

the information issued by an independent CSR report can affect the capital market fiercely.

As a local man, Marco Obispo is fiercely loyal to his native region but his father Vincente is even more territorial.

Smell that flavor, the Feng feather fiercely opens eyes and elevator a face to face ascend his vision.

The day your uncle Ben asked me to marry him, he was so scared and excited. And very young. And I loved him so fiercely.

"Ron" gave America "George I" , i. e. George HW Bush, whom Oliphant lampooned almost as fiercely as he had Nixon.

Hold No. 1 was on fire and timber stowed in it was burning fiercely. Obviously, fire spread was due to heat transference through bulkhead.

Today's chart shows how severely the money supply and inflation are going in fiercely opposite directions.

The religion of Mo Er says, tightly walk 2, follow a pair of Zhang opens, fiercely the shot is to Huang Chang.

It remains to be seen how GIIRS deals with the fact that people often disagree fiercely about what constitutes social good.

Mizur, the highest peak of the gray mountains, was staring the northern sky fiercely , as stubborn as an old man.

The ship was burning fiercely and had a heavy list.

Fianna are close to their Kinfolk and fiercely protective, a fact that has led to no few skirmishes.

Critics say the company has benefited greatly from behind-the-scenes assistance from the government, although Huawei fiercely denies that.

Chinese military experts fiercely denied that the country might be planning to build weapons in space.

The Fed worries that congressional second-guessing of its policy decisions would compromise its fiercely-guarded independence.

"That kind of growth, in a fiercely competitive market, is hard to come by, " says Tim Dunne at Automotive Resources Asia.

In her book, market researcher, Selina Goober says those 26traits are what make children fiercely brand loyal and retailers so interested.

"I love you, " she whispers, fiercely and passionately, against his skin, like it makes up for everything that has ever hurt him.

Ironically, Aldo Leopold, the greatest American ecologist, argued fiercely against letting wildfire burn in wilderness.

The pebbles arranges in the sky and by oneself, the derivation is various sketch, but fiercely collapses to spread out after a short moment.

Over the next few hours, these two women become my fiercely protective minders.

"You've made a monkey of me! " retorted Mr. Button fiercely.

Already China is squabbling fiercely with Asian neighbors as protectionist talk around the world rises alarmingly.

The enemy attacked fiercely, but our men stood firm.

Combat An armand warden fights fiercely to defend itself or any other armand.

Seeing the bee-man they went into action simultaneously stinging him fiercely and maliciously .

If you were from outside the neighborhood, you had to compete for admission, and the classes were fiercely competitive.

The tortured words rose from deep within me. I had been trying fiercely to hold them in.

soon , in the rich orange light of the flames , he could see a hay - rick burning fiercely.

With one punch, it could be said, Ms. Murdoch revamped her popular image from "gold digger" to heroine, and fiercely protective wife.

He looks at me fiercely. "And children, " he repeats.

She told herself that she could not do things by halves, she must love or detest, but in either case fiercely.

Fiercely defensive of the moral high ground, he is not shy of playing on western guilt at having failed Rwanda in its hour of need.

His father, Philip of Macedon, was the first to unite Greece's fiercely independent city-states after a century of bitter in-fighting.

The heat was sweltering, and the men grumbled fiercely over their work.

He is the key member of a tightly knit and fiercely loyal White House staff.

Even in these difficult economic times talent is in short supply and the world's leading companies are competing fiercely for it.

At a government meeting, Khrushchev criticized Stalin fiercely in look and voice. Suddenly someone in the auditoria interrupted his speech.

Twitter, though blocked by the Great Firewall, has a small but fiercely loyal following on the mainland.

Believed that, hyped the fashion, the silence still was the gold, moreover still gold fiercely.

In some instances, Beijing's rules, also fiercely opposed by industry, require companies to provide source codes as well.

The rich world no longer welcomes the tired and the huddled; it looks set to compete ever more fiercely for the bright and the qualified.

The wind became much stronger. It blew fiercely. It became a typhoon. Trees fell down.

Efforts to rescue Europe from its debt problems through new EU regulations were being fiercely debated in Brussels on Monday.

Instinctively, lionesses are fiercely protective of their cuts. That makes his relationship with the lions even more exceptional.

Eritreans are fiercely proud of their independence and reluctant to criticize their government, which has jailed political opponents.

His fiercely loyal crew were compelled to his cause because he had one that transcended pure self-interest.

After fighting fiercely three days and nights the soldiers had their back to the wall.

Designers reckon it's perfectly suited for the small but fiercely formed Singapore soldiers' jungle-fresh fighting.

They fiercely disputed which of them should drink first, and were soon engaged in the agonies of a mortal combat.

The Duke of Florence is still a fiercely ambitious ruler, but now he also appears an engaged, family man.

Mrs. Tittlemouse began to pull out the moss. Three or four other bees put their heads out, and buzzed fiercely.

Our top priority right now has to be creating new jobs and opportunities in a fiercely competitive world.

He was fiercely anti-Western, decrying the European Union as a Zionist Christian club and railing against usury and the free market.

Local residents fought fiercely to save parts of their old city.

Eli Lilly -- in again, the fiercely competitive pharmaceutical world -- has created a market for solutions for pharmaceutical problems.

Yet as they look for the most attractive investments, the sovereign funds also find themselves competing ever more fiercely with each other.

Public spending was vastly skewed towards whites; land ownership, perhaps the bitterest of political issues, was fiercely inequitable.

The father of the first British solider killed in Helmand Province has fiercely criticized the latest report on his son's death.

Industrial designer Amir Glinik took the sexy curves and sleek lines that make Ferrari so fiercely desirable and put them in bike form.

Its resources are limited, its tribes fiercely independent and well-armed, its plagues of poverty, illiteracy and malnutrition persistent.

Caused the air-to-ground missile to obtain "dropped from the clouds strikes the hand fiercely suddenly" the title.

When the cockroach finds that Tao Zi falls into a coma again, it bites her fiercely.

He expects the final at Wembley to be fiercely contested, but he is also anticipating plenty of goalmouth action.

"You can't imagine how awful it is, " she said fiercely.

At times she stared so fiercely into Josephine's eyes that I thought she alone was keeping my daughter alive.

Oromo rebels in south and east Ethiopia and Somali secessionists in the east of the country are likely to fight more fiercely.

Oddly enough, the fiercely capitalist Koch family owes part of its fortune to Joseph Stalin.

The brand is fiercely defended by its owners whom truly believe that Nike is not a fashion brand.

Haiyan final with "prophet's" posture, made insistently - "let the storm come more fiercely! "

And we were scratching the single blanket fiercely, just like a war. (Writing here I can't help laughing out loudly).

So far India Inc has been different: its big business houses compete and innovate fiercely.

America's Founding Fathers nurtured a vibrant, fiercely partisan press with no licensing of newspapers or policing of content.

They were intelligent, idealistic, and fiercely committed to democracy.

Veering away from rogue clone individuals, the Kaminoans took as their example the fiercely efficient hunting pods of the native aiwha.

The couple argued fiercely and no matter how I tried to pour oil on the troubled water, they just ignored me.

[color=#000000]Though fiercely religious, Pushtuns have mostly preferred their leaders and law to be tribal.

For another, domestic interests may protest fiercely, threatening central bank independence.

Indeed, in his writings, Ren exhibits the fiercely competitive edge that has propelled Huawei into the world's top ranks.

grab the opportunity The workmen struggled fiercely and one of them lost his temper.

The industry is fiercely tribal, and regulators are too close to the utilities.

Then he followed up a feint, right and left, was fiercely countered, and felt his cheek laid open to the bone.

Bankers are therefore likely to resist the idea of fair value for loans fiercely: one executive calls it "lunacy" .

On the campaign trail, he had vowed to respond fiercely to the first whiff of bad behaviour in his administration.

He paws fiercely, rejoicing in his strength, and charges it into the fray, afraid of nothing when the trumpet sounds.

We weren't as effective as in previous matches because Real Sociedad defended fiercely with five defenders, but we did a good job.

THE memory of Auschwitz, the best-known symbol of the Holocaust, is fiercely contested.

By that time, Wilson's website had crashed and he had been fiercely criticised on Twitter for breaching protocol and good manners.

The merits of more fiscal stimulus have been fiercely debated inside the Obama administration.

Having long fiercely rejected criticism of the tribunal act, officials are showing signs of softening.

One of the other important traits of Aquarius individuals is that they love their independence and fiercely protect it.

We are fiercely dedicated to developing and coaching one another and our clients.

Yet no one is absolutely sure where the boundaries are, or whether the government will start to clamp down more fiercely.

Any notion of involving NATO troops would be fiercely resisted by Russia and Iran.

Jean-Claude Trichet, European Central Bank president, has fiercely resisted allowing a selective default.

Surrounded by these and other hard-won tokens of our American lives, I was suddenly and fiercely grateful to have come back home.

The great gray kangaroo jumps fiercely, has loaded into the baby bag the wallaby.

However, when different factions jockey fiercely for power, the support of the military is crucial.

Nonetheless, every Chinese student and supervisor I talked to today was fiercely proud of their team's performance.

By then, renewable energy technologies will be far too advanced for South African entrants to fiercely compete in established markets.

Graduates have to fight for jobs in a fiercely competitive market.

Therefore, the digital camera industry was competing increasingly fiercely.

The move comes in the midst of an already fiercely competitive commercial air travel market.

He became fiercely protective of her.

Mostly (but not always) they play the female, and their favours are competed for fiercely.

Talic rose from his chair, standing a head taller than the Seer, and told her fiercely "I won't go. "

She hesitated a moment, but the anxiety that had long been kindling burned fiercely up within her.

Plus her writing is exhilarating all by itself; irrepressible and fiercely independent, a flaming sword of justice.

She struck the ground with her little foot fiercely.

As with every other twist in the Iraqi saga, the meaning of this latest turn is fiercely contested.

he announced fiercely, his blue eyes still flaring, and his sturdy long legs straddling apart.

His claim to his deceased father's fortune was fiercely contested.

Even so, fearing increased crime and congestion, city officials have fiercely resisted the expansion.

Pakistan's fiercely independent tribesmen of the region carry weapons regardless of whether they are militants.

Then, the puppy fiercely stand up, its body extension forward, sloping, tail, a pretty, "shout" to swoop in little black dog.

Other come the band glaring at fiercely to grab job woollen cloth with them where to still having a chance?

I rush a moment, an pole the yellow aureate long gun fiercely blocked my to the road.

But in Beijing, these enterprises are often criticised for competing too fiercely with each other.

The health and death tolls from Chernobyl -- and the areas affected -- are still fiercely disputed, and estimates vary hugely.

Despite a high profile, however, he has remained fiercely protective of his private life.

Both options would be fiercely resisted by food producers.

I could scarcely catch my breath, so fiercely was I impelled through the heavens.

Refugees, especially those "outside" , cleave to their "right of return" more fiercely than Palestinians in Palestine.

Feature: Silvery white metal, chemical active, oxidizable in moist air and reactive fiercely with water.

This means that while they protect it fiercely, they may not actually begin eating the food for some time.

"Well, go by yourself if you want to! " shouted Easton fiercely, pushing her away from him.

people agree that action is essential , but they disagree so fiercely on the details that action may prove impossible.

In fiercely democratic Greece, the potential for wind farms certainly exists, as anyone who sails the Aegean knows.

China's operators have long fought fiercely amongst themselves, despite shared ownership.

And deflation, once entrenched, is fiercely difficult to dislodge, as Japan has found. Deflation remains easily the bigger risk.

The demand for highly skilled workers will grow too, and countries will start to compete more fiercely for mobile talent.

She is seen as fiercely loyal to Israel, which can be both a plus and a minus, Middle East experts say.

Is there any overt collusion among private equity firms to avoid fiercely contested auctions?

"Television has become the home for radical opinions, " Mr. Fellows said. "We're fiercely independent, fiercely rational. "

Informed by these brushes with the law, he developed a fiercely libertarian worldview.

Trade unions are moderate: they have accepted flexible short-term labour contracts, which French unions resist fiercely.

He paws fiercely, rejoicing in his strength, and charges into the fray.

But it is instructive to recall that many of those now-universally-admired rules were fiercely resisted when first proposed.

Suddenly listen loose voice, alley Mo microscopic tiny one Zheng, immediately and fiercely turn round.

Not long after sitting down, Mr. Ning unnaturally lights a cigarette, occasionally fiercely taking a drag.

He will sleep on the cold ground, where the wintry winds blow and the snow drives fiercely, if only he may be near his master's side.

Cheng and Zhu's Philosophy was advocated by the rulers strongly, but was fiercely attacked by DAI Zhen.

Then China, along with other export-dependent emerging economies, will be competing fiercely in a world of slow growth and deflation.

The two competitors competed with each other so fiercely that they keep tabs on every move of the component.

The bellows blow fiercely to burn away the lead with fire, but the refining goes on in vain; the wicked are not purged out.

Now, there's absolutely no question in any objective observers mind that entry to oxford and Cambridge is fiercely competitive.

A fiercely determined and highly skilled Force-sensitive warrior, Mara was once a trusted agent of Palpatine.

The wind became a typhoon and blew fiercely.

Those two parties pupils because rushing out but is yet fast to fiercely rush toward up toward the morning of Ji Yu.

a mechanical device that blows air onto a fire to make it burn more fiercely.

troops loyal to the dictator still resisted fiercely, using heavy weapons inside Tripoli.

With the competition of market more and more fiercely, information management becomes a question the company must value.

The debates have been contentious; we have fought fiercely for our beliefs.

The erosion of the western countries that began during Iraq War , have now been more fiercely.