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Even if he were not, his implacable rival on the right, Binyamin Netanyahu, is breathing down his neck.But if he cleaves to the literal sense of the "irrelevance" resolution, Mr Sharon may find himself in dangerous strife with his Labour partners in the national unity government.
Gloucestershire now in serious strife with two of their two most experienced batsmen back in the dressing room.
Such closed-door and undemocratic power transfers may erupt in internal strife, with far-reaching repercussions.
He allied himself closely with Edward I of England in his strife with France and secured from the English king great trading advantages for his people; the staple of wool was placed at Dort (Dordrecht), and the Hollanders and Zeelanders got fishing rights on the English coast.
The greatest in history -- the holiest," intoned Randolph McKim from his pulpit in Washingon, D.C. "Yes, it is Christ, the King of Righteousness, who calls us to grapple in deadly strife with this unholy and blasphemous power".
Speaking with the press after the session, the Dalai Lama turned to more pressing worldly matters, emphasizing the need to bring about international conciliation in a period strife with instability.
But the president's Asian pivot keeps getting pulled back by two forces that have haunted his presidency: strife in the Middle East and strife with Capitol Hill.
One tactic is to revive enthusiasm for the Hindu-nationalist issues an ideology known as hindutva that propelled it to national power in the 1990s, but in many places led to communal strife with the Muslim minority.A prominent figure in the BJP's rise was Uma Bharti, a jailed "martyr".
That was par for the course in strife-torn Colombia, with workers often at loggerheads with multinational oil companies, but they were on the increase now.
