But the ideas involved could be generalised to other parts of the world, with due alteration for local conditions.Broadly, RiftLand works by chewing its way through a range of data collected by charities, academics and government agencies, and uses these to predict where groups of people will go and with whom they may clash in times of drought or armed conflict.
But the album's treatment of spoken phrases and deep, celestial ambiance clashed in a time where The KLF, Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia, Hypnobeat and other artists in the field were obsessed with superficial qualities of rhythmic atmospheres, so much so that Jenssen's then home-label SSR passed on the album outright.
The backlash against Muslims would extend beyond Europe and other countries with Christian majorities; it would be felt also in Hindu and Buddhist-majority countries in Asia where there have been violent anti-Muslim clashes in recent times.
Who is served by Clash stickers at this point in time, other than an anthropologist looking for an object lesson in commodify-your-dissent absurdity?
He played Del Potro in both events, losing in Basle but then winning their clash in Paris, the first time he had beaten the world number five in four matches.
But the Islamic Republic will be in for a more serious clash in a few years time The commitment to freedom that fueled the 1979 revolution began with the rage and tears that followed the U.S.-engineered coup against Mohammed Mossadegh in 1953.
Evans stepped up to convert and set up a clash in a fortnight's time with either Leicester or Saracens.
Halfpenny is expected to recover in time for the clash against the Scots.
Gould returned in time for the clash with Ireland where he was given the captaincy and played alongside Llanelli centre Tom Morgan.
The clash in Panlong was the second time in just over a month in which large numbers of Chinese security forces, including paramilitary troops, were deployed to put down a local demonstration.
