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In the wake of bitter clashes between Mr Woodhead and MPs on the Commons education select committee, Mr Blunkett and Mr Blair spoke on Wednesday night.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility, but officials suspected separatist insurgents, as the center of the earthquake damage has also been the site of some of the most bitter clashes between security forces and the rebels.

There was little interaction between the schools, educators say, and school board meetings were, until a few years ago, often the scene of bitter clashes between white members from the north and black members from the south.

Politics has become blighted by a bitter clash between Mr Obasanjo and his vice-president, Atiku Abubakar, who are now trading accusations of corruption against each other.

Some of the most fascinating pages of "The Crisis of Zionism" trace the ideological backdrop to the bitter clash between Obama and Netanyahu.

Nearly two years ago, the drugmakers began merger discussions, but those talks collapsed because of a bitter clash between the companies' top executives over who would control the combined company.

In the last few weeks, the revelations, presented in a guarded fashion that reflected the risks involved, had begun to work closer to the center of power, hastening, as it now seems, the moment when the bitter clash between reformers and conservatives could no longer be finessed.

They agreed an amended version of the new contract for England's 55,000 junior doctors, the original version of which provoked the bitterest clash between the government and medical profession since the coalition's controversial NHS shakeup of 2010-11.

Also in 1829 his father, after bitter clashes with conservative elements in his hometown, committed suicide.

A recent biography about Barbara Stanwyck detailed bitter clashes with studios over compensation in the 1930s.

Several hundred students gathered outside Wits' Great Hall auditorium, the scene of recent bitter clashes.