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Many critics at Tuesday's hearing said the problems had deepened in recent years because of friction between management and staff.
They have failed because of friction between the Transportation Department and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and because of high construction costs.
Required to leave the country because of friction between Iran and Britain, Rawlinson was nevertheless able to return in 1844 to obtain impressions of the Babylonian script.
Across Europe there are numerous examples of clubs who flourish under the system, and others who flounder because of friction between the man who spends and the man who coaches.
Near the ground, the angle is usually less than 90° because of friction between the air and the surface and the turning of the wind toward areas of lower atmospheric pressure at the same altitude.
Leaders of Al Qaeda considered using Zacarias Moussaoui as "a potential substitute pilot" in the Sept. 11 attacks because of friction between other plotters, but his arrest weeks before the hijackings apparently scuttled that possibility, according to the report released Wednesday by the commission studying the attacks.
The described model is non linear because of the effects of friction between the tendon and the sheath.
Further reduction of the release time did not substantially reduce the average translocation step, likely because of the lack of friction between DNA and the surface of the device in these coarse-grained model simulations.
A current Bills player who likes both quarterbacks backed Flutie's version, saying the main source of friction between the two was mostly because of Johnson's insecurity as Flutie's status in Buffalo grew.
But President Vladimir Putin is staying home because of an impasse on what has become the single greatest source of friction between NATO and Russia: U.S. missile defense deployments in Europe, the nucleus of a wider future NATO system.
The violence came out of friction between rival gangs.
