Jury is still out on whether it was all by media design (an uncouth stumble into Black History Month highlights) or, for the less paranoid in us, a clumsy clash of random occurrences woven into a very typical American theme.
Your article does not draw the distinction between a protest and a riot, even though it acknowledges the occurrence of "clashes" against riot police.
Violent clashes became a regular occurrence culminating on Sunday 27 March 1881 with troops being called upon to break up the conflict after the Mayor had read the Riot Act.
The predictive modelling revealed that 92.98% of clashes reside within the 30 299 mm range while the most probable occurrence of a clash overlap resides in a discrete category of 100 199 mm.
Personality clashes are common occurrences.
Data indicate that the driving force for the inverted binding orientation is the occurrence of a steric clash between the bulky halogen of position 7 and the kinase hinge.
With intense clashes in Tripoli becoming a regular occurrence, shifting alliances, an increasingly unpredictable U.S. and an emboldened Russia do not bode well for a future democracy.
More important, Rangers' drop also ends for at least three years any regular occurrences of the Rangers-Celtic clash, which previously took place at least four times a season.
While the movement was born in Lower Manhattan, amid the skyscrapers of global finance it aimed to take down, Occupy arguably reached its fullest expression in the San Francisco Bay Area, where the sprouting of controversial tent cities and violent clashes with police quickly became a regular occurrence.
Today, American and Chinese officials seem to be describing two different occurrences, with clashing versions of who caused the collision, of the legality of the procedures followed by the spy plane before its emergency landing and of China's right, at this point, to scour the plane and hold its crew for interrogation.
