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Inside the debate halls, the clash may be Republican versus Republican.
If the conflict with Iraq a decade ago was a television war, the current clash may be the first Internet and e-mail war.
However galling the current clash may be to Pakistani military officials, it was not clear that they would take similar action this time, as both sides may also be seeking to pull relations back from the brink.
On March 11th, at the inauguration of Chile's new president, he met Condoleezza Rice, the secretary of state, and presented her with a charango (a Bolivian ukulele) decorated with lacquered coca leaves.Avoiding a clash may be hard.
In a second effort, noting that steric clash may be limited to the dmaDap sidechain of GE and the C3 atom and sidechain of Rif, we soaked crystals of RPo with GE and rifamycin SV (RifSV), a Rif analog that lacks the C3 sidechain and that retains high RNAP-inhibitory and antibacterial potency.
Culture clashes may be an inevitable byproduct of the urgency with which the search engine war is being waged.
In Israel and other quarters there is concern that the clashes may be the harbinger of a third Palestinian intifada, or uprising.
"Our two cultures aren't matching very well". Culture clashes may be an inevitable byproduct of the urgency with which the search engine war is being waged.
While the overt clashes may be headed off by the usual machinery of diplomacy, both countries – with large, extensive, secretive and brutal intelligence apparatuses and a history of working with both gangsters and terrorists – may well instead simply transfer these tensions to the covert arena.
As the ICG said in its report, the source of the clashes may be the battle for resources, but the conflict also has ethnic and religious undertones: Herders tend to be Muslims from the Fulani ethnic group, while farmers in the region tend to be Christian.
