This car generates real, live, Le Mans-quality ground effects, and it is ferocious.

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"As universities are facing severe economic conditions and ferocious global competition it is clear that the status quo is not viable, " she said.

BBC: Student funding

It's why there is a ferocious Whitehall row going on about new green energy targets: the Treasury fears they will drive up bills still further whilst the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) insists they will create green jobs for the future.

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The Bush plan is so sensible that it will take a ferocious fight to enact it.

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It is no stretch now to say that the ferocious (but, sadly, wholly predictable) Chinese popular and official reaction is sending pangs of doubt and fear throughout Japan, from fields and factories in the provinces, to the central government offices in Kasumigaseki and the Prime Minister residence in Akasaka, Tokyo.

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Once it learns who you are and how much you have to offer, it make a ferocious effort to convince you that the money game is transforming, with profoundly new players, unimaginable new rules.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Competition in New York is ferocious, and without a big reputation or deep contacts, it can be years before a new agency wins significant clients.

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Price competition in the voice market is ferocious Sprint itself started a price war in July when it began charging five cents a minute for domestic long-distance calls.

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