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Learning about the river, she said, created a group of “children with a fierce sense of place and a fierce determination to protect what’s left and to bring back as much as we can.”

Benioff apologized for the comments in the wake of fierce community backlash.

Miliband's pledge - which he has stood by in the face of fierce criticism from opponents who say it is unachievable - is based on a 2023 report by energy think tank Ember.

"Apple faces fierce competition in every market where we operate, and we work tirelessly to create the best products, services and user experience," the company said in a statement.

“It would be even larger than the Reagan-era disability cuts, which the Reagan administration was forced to reverse amid fierce opposition from governors, courts, beneficiaries, and advocates.”