Mr. Dodd said China was a competitor but "it's getting close to adversary" because "China's investing a great deal of its resources in building up a military capacity".
Abu Dis once represented how close the adversaries might be to agreement.
Yet recently the foreign policy of Hugo Chávez, Venezuela's leftist president, has seemed monothematic: to draw close to adversaries or rivals of the United States wherever they might be.
In the headline of its report on the event, the Times noted that Clinton was trying to hold an adversary close.
By then, it will be as long as the splendid three-volume autobiography of Welles's closest associate and subsequent adversary, John Houseman, who figures so prominently in The Road to Xanadu.
Western intervention in Muslim societies rebounded on them, fueling the militant upsurge that brought the adversary uncomfortably close to home, as in the form of homegrown terrorists in a new kind of proxy war.
Acting on the advice of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, the moose was shot.In this section The battle for the Great Lakes Flu, that was close Sharp lady, Blunt adversary On the trail Independent minds Moose on the juice Rocky Mountain tussle Divide and rule Reprints Related items The Alaska Senate race: Independent mindsOct 21st 2004The ton of venison was donated to a local resident.
Created by 75-year-old Des Moines prankster Jack Mathews and Web designer Michael Reid, the site is currently conducting its own poll that shows the butter cow coming in with a 61.8percentt lead (254 votes) over President Barack Obama (16.06 percent, with 66 votes) and an impressive margin over its Republican adversaries, the closest being Herman Cain (5.6 percent, with 23 votes).
Another person close to Microsoft adversaries said: "Detlef's views about Microsoft were well known.
With coastal communities in both countries vulnerable, meteorology could bring the longtime adversaries closer together, especially with the policy of increased engagement pushed by President Obama, experts argue.
