The most interesting thing is, these two black women stand there in conflict with one another, fighting a battle in a war they didn't start.
In some ways, the war against Serbia had been fought already in the two Balkan wars of 1912-13, caused by the nationalist goals of the region's new states in conflict with the tottering Ottoman and Habsburg empires — and in conflict with one another.
This is the idea, which I call value-pluralism, that ultimate human values are objective but irreducibly diverse, that they are conflicting and often uncombinable, and that sometimes when they come into conflict with one another they are incommensurable; that is, they are not comparable by any rational measure.
In the U.S. and around the world, our food, water and energy systems are under tremendous strain (e.g. drought and its impact on all three) and are often in conflict with one another where they intersect -- the nexus.
Indeed, local residents and labour groups come into conflict with one another, and with the state, even as all three groups come into conflict with the mine.
Clinical guidelines often focus on a single disease and in some cases conflict with one another.
However, both cases commonly suggest rapid post Middle Miocene cooling on the back-arc side and thus do not conflict with one another.
(Haberman, for example, describes how a pair of super PACs, Ready For Hillary and Priorities USA, needed some assistance working out how they would collaborate on a possible Clinton run without being in open conflict with one another).
As your search progresses, "facts" might conflict with one another.
Sometimes these values are in conflict with one another.
