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Confrontation is part of French culture.

He added that "social confrontation is part of our democracy, but social consensus is, as well".

The confrontation was part of an intensifying fight between Democrats and Mr. Bush over spending.

"Social confrontation is part of our democracy," said Prime Minister François Fillon, "but social consensus is, as well".

More than a simple turf war, the confrontation was part of a secondary battle already playing out across Syria, even with its civil war unresolved.

Mass protest and violent confrontation were part of the political culture, and substantial minorities on both sides supported or tolerated paramilitary shootings and bombings.

For the cardinal's proclivity for confrontation seemed part of a larger spontaneity and directness that seemed right at home in New York City.

Antitrust specialists predicted that Mr. Almunia would contrast sharply with Ms. Kroes, who seemed to regard confrontation as part of her job description, but was often left tongue-tied by legal questions.

On Tuesday, a South Korean newspaper, Munhwa Ilbo, reported that the two countries were negotiating an announcement "to ease military tensions and end a military confrontation," as part of the summit meeting planned between Mr. Kim and President Moon Jae-in of South Korea.

With an estimated 62.5 million people watching on television, according to Nielsen Media Research (more than 30% higher than the TV audience for the first Bush-Gore debate in 2000), there is no escaping the level of public interest in the face-to-face confrontation as part of the bigger picture in a crucial and evenly balanced election.

That confrontation was part of why Ingram's four-game suspension was the longest of any player involved in the ensuing fight.