"I had no inkling that it would cause any dissension between the two of them," he said.
Khama was converted to Christianity in 1860, and, after more than a decade of dissension between his supporters and those loyal to his father, Sekgoma, he succeeded to the paramount chieftainship of the Ngwato (Mangwato, or Bamangwato) people in 1875.
Though they touch only a fraction of the nation's 52 million schoolchildren, vouchers are among the most contentious issues today in cities including New York, and form a point of dissension between Mr. Bush of Texas and Vice President Al Gore, his expected Democratic opponent.
So, we gave up the production to him, which was a mistake because the album really wasn't very good, and it also led to a period of dissension between all of us.
"There was a lot of dissension between myself and the band while recording this album," says Weiland. "But sometimes that kind of negative energy breeds positive energy in the end.
Vouchers, first proffered by the economist Milton Friedman in a 1955 essay, are among the most divisive issues in education, a critical point of dissension between this year's two major presidential candidates.
It may be that golf, by its nature, creates an unusual degree of dissension between the hands and the brain, and that putting poses an especially exasperating challenge, whether psychologically or neurologically.
In churches across Nigeria, congregations prayed for the students, whose plight has brought together ordinary people in a year that had seen growing dissension between Muslims and Christians, disagreements exacerbated by the increasingly deadly attacks of the Boko Haram militants.
The second stage, hauling back and forth between Hut Point and the Bluff, proved more problematic, with unfavourable weather, a difficult Barrier surface, and more dissension between Mackintosh and Joyce over methods.
The Metaphysical school proved short-lived; it came to an end about 1920 because of dissension between de Chirico and Carrà over who had founded the group.
