This strike was claimed by Isis but is now thought by investigators to have been carried out by local groups affiliated to rivals al-Qaida, which is also active in Egypt.
Michael O'Leary said that unions affiliated with rival carriers would try to disrupt its business by challenging its low-cost business model but added that Ryanair was willing to "face down" any such disruption.
Based on analysis of Internet censorship data collected from 16 countries, the study finds that it is becoming increasingly common for governments in the MENA region to block content that originates from or is affiliated with rival states in the region.
Not long after Qaddafi was deposed and killed, warring militias affiliated with rival national governments in Tripoli and Tobruk took in control of vast chunks of the country.
The Tribune poll was conducted as several outside groups, including super political action committees affiliated with rival candidates, are unloading millions of dollars in TV ads to go after Trump in Illinois, including the expensive Chicago market.
As it became clear that establishment Republicans — i.e., those supported by Rove and his big Super PAC — had bested their Tea Party-affiliated rivals in a number of key G.O.P. primaries, Rove flashed his gnashers and told Megyn Kelly: "The reason Republican candidates are winning is because they are uniting the party".
None are affiliated with the rival militant faction, Hamas, which controls Gaza.
James Harrigan, 21, said he joined the Crips at age 7 to rebel against his family, which had long been affiliated with the rival Bloods.
The study also finds evidence that, in specific instances, governments have prevented their own citizens from accessing commercial websites affiliated with their rival states as a way of hindering the commercial interests of their adversaries.
The victim, who is allegedly affiliated with a rival Santa Ana gang, went to the park on Bear Street to play handball with two friends who are not involved in gangs, police said.
Writing for the Majority, Justice Antonin Scalia objected that the California law "forces political parties to associate with--to have their nominees, and hence their positions, determined by--those who, at best, have refused to affiliate with the party, and, at worst, have expressly affiliated with a rival".
