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Still, there has always been an earnestness about him — a fierce loyalty to teammates, an obsession with studying and preparing and a warmth that always made him one of the most popular players everywhere he played.
INSIDE AQIB TALIB’S ‘RAW’ BUT ‘REAL’ NFL ANNOUNCING DEBUTLES CARPENTERNOVEMBER 19, 2020WASHINGTON POST
It would have used those fierce tentacles — the longest was 14 feet — to latch onto its prey and pull it closer to its beaklike mouth.
GIANT SQUID THAT WASHED ASHORE IN SOUTH AFRICA IS A RARE GLIMPSE OF THE DEEP-SEA CREATUREHEATHER DJUNGANOVEMBER 10, 2020WASHINGTON POST
The closer we get to the holidays, the more competition gets fierce over major seasonal terms.
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The second-half battles have been too fierce to suggest that winning won’t follow eventually.
ANOTHER TOUGH LOSS HAS WASHINGTON AT 2-6, BUT IT’S TOO SOON TO GIVE UP ON ITS NFC EAST HOPESLES CARPENTERNOVEMBER 8, 2020WASHINGTON POST
In the 1990s, a fierce confrontation in the Pacific Northwest pitted loggers against activists and scientists trying to defend ancient forests.
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They will also run into fierce Senate GOP resistance to any effort to structurally change the Supreme Court or eliminate the legislative filibuster.
DEMOCRATS’ AMBITIOUS AGENDA FOR 2021 RUNS INTO UNEXPECTED OBSTACLE — MCCONNELL’S RESILIENCEERICA WERNERNOVEMBER 5, 2020WASHINGTON POST
“I never thought twice about the story that I wanted to tell,” said Lister-Jones, who felt a fierce connection to the original as a young outsider.
WHY ‘THE CRAFT: LEGACY’ DIRECTOR DECIDED TO MAKE A WITCH MOVIE FOR WOKE TEENSHELENA ANDREWS-DYERNOVEMBER 5, 2020WASHINGTON POST
The company faced fierce criticism from employees and some lawmakers that it wasn’t doing enough to protect workers.
AMAZON NOW EMPLOYS MORE THAN 1 MILLION PEOPLEJAY GREENEOCTOBER 29, 2020WASHINGTON POST
Like Hardwick, Taubes has a fierce imagination and perspective.
SUSAN TAUBES’S RECENTLY REISSUED ‘DIVORCING’ IS AS HAUNTING AS EVERSCOTT CHESHIREOCTOBER 29, 2020WASHINGTON POST
Nonetheless, the plan has generated fierce opposition from community groups that oppose more development in their neighborhoods.
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