The battle for mutual respect, inclusion and equality is still not won.
Poland The cables revealed a battle of wits and mutual dissembling between Warsaw and Washington over US military aid to Poland, missile defence, and attitudes towards Russia.
Underlying the confirmation battle is a history of mutual grievances between the parties.
According to Official London Theatre, "as the pair try to rekindle their once passionate relationship, they find themselves locked in a battle of opposing ideologies and mutual desires... .....
People look at your face and they say, 'Oh, she took someone else's husband.' " These are battles among the oppressed, the harsh intersection of mutual tragedies -- woman against woman.
Following the Battle of Badr, Muhammad also made mutual-aid alliances with a number of Bedouin tribes to protect his community from attacks from the northern part of Hejaz.
The resulting battles, Jeane Kirkpatrick, the United Nations Ambassador, recalled, were "Shakespearean," reflecting "a real lack of mutual respect and a real lack of... disciplined limits at the top".
Perhaps the only word to make its way into English usage from Mongolian is an exclamation of mutual encouragement and exhortation to courage used by Genghis Khan’s troops as they rode into battle.
However, the lack of mutual confidence hindered the opening of negotiations, leading to armed conflicts which evolved into a battle on 13 May.
It is a system of mutual dependency.
Several more hours of mutual pummeling followed.
