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Mr. Stevens was already facing what the Washington Post calls his stiffest general-election challenge in Democratic Anchorage Mayor Mark Begich, and Capitol Hill was abuzz with speculation on what this could do for the Democrats 'ambition of winning a 60-seat majority.

New Global Dynamics 2008

Former Worldcom CEO Bernie Ebbers is expected to appeal what's being called the stiffest sentence yet in a wave of recent corporate scandals.

CNN Transcript Jul 14, 2005 2005

Of my bikes, the one that feels "stiffest" happens to be steel, despite the fact that it's "real" or should be "drawing circles" or whatever that Keo guy said.

BSNYC Product Review: Look 566 Road Bicycle BikeSnobNYC 2009

We fail to understand how it makes any difference, as long as those scumbags are meted out the stiffest punishment possible.

McCain blasts decision on terror suspects 2009

The iPhone is sure to see its stiffest competition to date from the soon-to-be-released BlackBerry Niagara, the Palm Pre and various Android devices.

Apple Is Approaching a Defining Moment 2009

Wust's stiffest challenge came from Canada's Kristina Groves, who had taken the bronze in the 3,000.

Netherlands' Wust stuns host with gold in women's 1,500 2010

The stiffest charge, missing movement, carries a maximum penalty of two years in prison and a dishonorable discharge.

Think Progress » Army prosecutes single mother for refusing to deploy and put her son in foster care. 2010

European Pressphoto Agency The budget negotiations are the stiffest political test yet for House Speaker John Boehner R., Ohio, seen emerging from a strategy meeting.

Budget Is Boehner's Big Test Janet Hook 2011

Bottom line: The Xoom and Honeycomb are a promising pair that should give the iPad its stiffest competition.

Motorola's Xoom Starts Tablet Wars With iPad Walter S. Mossberg 2011

He's not as flashy as Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki, who with Boston's J.D. Drew provides the stiffest competition.

All-Defensive Team: Players who measure up 2010