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A Harvard graduate, Mr. Bartlett has probably been exposed to a broader faction of the elite than most young designers.

The two men are on opposite sides in the two broad factions of Chinese elite politics: Mr. Zhou is associated with the Youth League faction, led by President Hu Jintao, while Mr. Jiang is said to be an ally of Jiang Zemin, Mr. Hu's predecessor and the leader of the so-called Shanghai Gang.

These circumstances would compromise the re-emergence of Flemish nationalism after the war, although only a faction of the broader movement had actually pursued an agenda of collaboration.

While Islamic State is the main group threatening Europe, Europol warned that Al Qaeda and other extremist factions remain a potential threat — "and a reason for the EU to focus on a broader range of religiously inspired groups".

Jaysh al-Fateh A broad coalition of Islamist factions that came together to fight Assad last year, when its advances forced Russia to come to his aid.

Without such a coordinated Pashtun opposition, it will be harder to oust the Taliban and to achieve the American aim of installing a stable government representing a broad array of Afghanistan's factions and ethnic groups.

"A splinter faction of silkworms?" "Superheros," Clem said briefly.

In recent supercomputers, general purpose graphics processing units (GPGPUs) are a significant faction of the supercomputer's total computational power.

The power spectrum that results is then used to select high coefficient regions that capture a large faction of the energy in the spectrum.

"But we're a small faction of Congress.

Metal represents a curious faction of rock culture.