1985: Jobs and Sculley clash, leading to Jobs' resignation.
The accusation sparked a heated, intense back-and-forth clash, leading an exasperated and red-faced Mr. Romney to shout: "Are you just going to keep talking or are you going to let me finish?" Perhaps mindful of having been mocked by comedians as practically comatose in previous debates, Mr. Perry, who has fallen precipitously in the polls in recent weeks, appeared anything but sleepy.
In the final years of white rule, IFP and ANC supporters repeatedly clashed, leading to thousands of deaths and fears of civil war.
On Sunday, the Observatory said, rebel forces occupied part of the Mannagh military air base in northern Syria near the border with Turkey after days of clashes, leading to renewed airstrikes by government forces seeking to dislodge them.
Some officials and protest organizers fear a repeat of the rally against the Iraq war in February 2003, when demonstrators and the police clashed, leading to hundreds of arrests, in large part because plans for the event were not completed until the last minute.
According to the CIPD survey, the most commonly cited cause of conflict is warring egos and personality clashes leading to interpersonal strain, followed by poor leadership from the top.
Nino had been involved with the clashes leading up to the revolution, but given the current political climate, he was eager to distance himself from previous activities.
"We're not even the Iraqi air force". Casualties on both sides appear to have been relatively few in the clashes leading up to the retaking of the dam.
Finally, an unfortunately significant proportion of this online interaction is unwanted or unpleasant, with clashing norms leading to people bickering or getting harassed into silence.
The same goes for many rock 'n' rollers, including Jones, despite his post-Clash success leading Big Audio Dynamite, and it's hardly a given that the collaboration could have sustained itself — Strummer tells Salewicz that the turning point for him was a series of 1982 stadium gigs opening for the Who, a band he respected yet feared the Clash might turn into.
White-clad officers have returned to Cairo's streets, and security forces — widely despised before and after the revolution — intervened with tear gas and shotguns against Islamists during widespread street clashes last week, leading anti-Morsi rioters to laud them as heroes.
