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First, President Jacques Chirac intervened in the country's bitter eight-week-long clash over a new job contract for young people under 26.

But, he added, it was not clear whether the clash marked a new phase of the war in which the United States and its allies would enter more direct confrontation with forces loyal to Mr. Assad.

Others, including the Vice President himself, have im plied that the split was not of his making, that he has done no more than articulate adult attitudes in their clash with a new and different cul ture of youth.

What started as a clash between a new leftwing anti-austerity government in Athens and German fiscal hawks in February quickly spread into Greek isolation ranged against the other 18 countries of the eurozone, largely because of what was seen as know-it-all grandstanding by Varoufakis.

Set in a desolate corner of rural Ireland, this lush novel describes what happens when a proudly old-fashioned farmer and his sister, long tucked away from the real world, clash with a new neighbor who brings the first tractor to the region.

In cases when a clash occurred, a new random number was generated.

Wilson hopes Clash defines a new space in tennis rackets, a space that hasn't previously existed.

Part of it was the usual culture clash when a new boss takes over and priorities shift.

CLASH is a new technique that has recently been used to study the AGO1-miRNA-target RNA interactome in HEK293 cells [ 40].

Cultures are clashing as a new worldwide work force emerges.

It has, however, become a battleground between horse riders and cyclists who have clashed over a new mountain bike trail that in parts runs alongside a bridleway.