Still, there was something conspicuous about this chant, not just its ferocity, but its timing.

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Arena, who was rescued in an Army canvas truck after about 12 hours, was one of hundreds of drivers who spent a fearful, chilly night stuck on highways in a blizzard that plastered New York's Long Island with more than 30 inches of snow, its ferocity taking many by surprise despite warnings to stay off the roads.

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Ever willing to host the new social age and prove out its hyper-ferocity and the innovation of everything, the company is trying to help agencies swim in the swirl of traditional and new media and pull together the pieces of digital, social, mobile, and traditional advertising in a cohesive, strategic, compelling brand narrative.

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Only readers who have lived through a tornado can truly appreciate the unique and terrifying ferocity of its winds.

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"Today, the NFL and its agents continue to market the ferocity and brutality of the sport, " the suit said.

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But nowhere has America pursued its search for new oil with more ferocity and dedication than the west coast of Africa, particularly the Gulf of Guinea.

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Its lawlessness, social turmoil and ethnic violence horrified Indonesians, as much for the ferocity as for the dim fear that Medan might be a hint of the country's near future.

CNN: MEDAN'S MADNESS

But stung by the ferocity of Israel's reprisals, most lethally in the January 2009 war, Hamas reined in its fire and forced others to do likewise.

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