Mr Wang's sympathy for the Uighurs clashed with concern about the future of Xinjiang.
But Pieter Bekker and Penelope Warne of the University of Dundee argue that international courts would likely uphold this method if Scotland and the RUK could not reach agreement, as it is consistent with other inter-state disputes.Expect the angriest clashes to concern the use of sterling.
In Washington, the clash provoked concerns among experts on Iraq, who worried that it might lead to an escalation of sectarian violence.
Both sides head into this clash on concerning runs of form in the Premier League and may be thankful for this fixture for briefly taking their minds off the relegation battle.
But it had not previously been known that the clashes included concerns about Bolton's meetings abroad, which some of the former State Department officials described as exercises in freelance diplomacy.
Since the two leaders last met, in Dresden on June 5, demonstrations over Iran's disputed elections have escalated into violent clashes, heightening concerns about instability in Iran and how to deal with its nuclear program.
The court rulings are just the beginning of what could become a fierce legal clash pitting concerns about public safety and Mr. Wilson's claim of a First Amendment right to publish the materials.
But that dream of the beach as a realm of endless, carefree fun has increasingly clashed with concerns about safety and public health as the region's population has boomed, more people visit the beach, and homes (many belonging to wealthy, politically powerful residents) have been built closer to the ocean.
However, Reily was able to leave high school on a winning note as far as the cross-town clash was concerned, as he helped Burroughs notch a 31-6 vintory in 1993.
The Tibetan chapter is a case in point where cultural clashes are concerned.
The Knox family insisted Saturday that this cultural clash and the concern with the gossipy details of Amanda's personal life obscured the focus on what really happened on Nov. 2, 2007.
