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The sidewalk confrontation reflected a vulnerability of Sikhs in New York City and elsewhere, particularly since the 9/11 attacks, to being singled out for discrimination or attacks because they appear to be Muslims.

The confrontation reflected the frustrations of a cartel in confusion.

A commonality in both regimes' survival is the nationalism those confrontations reflect.

The plaintiffs are among more than 15 firefighters and union officials who were arrested after the protest turned into a confrontation with the police -- a confrontation that reflected the stress, exhaustion and anger of many of the city's uniformed personnel after the Sept. 11 attack.

The confrontation clearly reflected a growing American conviction that a greater and more visible Iraqi involvement in government might allay some hostility to the American-led occupation.

The escalating confrontation with Congress reflects the radically altered political landscape in Washington: a Democratic president asserting sweeping executive powers to deploy American forces overseas, while Republicans call for stricter oversight and voice fears about executive-branch power getting the United States bogged down in a foreign war.

The expression of putative secreted and antibacterial proteins in C. cinerea vegetative mycelium, on the other hand, probably reflects the confrontation of this tissue with bacterial competitors although the antibacterial activity of these proteins has still to be demonstrated.

Political protests in Taiwan are common but violent confrontations relatively rare, reflecting the high level of civil discourse resulting from the transition from one-party dictatorship to robust democracy in the mid-1990s.

It's fitting that what he does best on the basketball floor reflects this mix of art, confrontation and science: Thomas blocks shots.

It reflects the rising tone of confrontation between the West and Iran over the country's uranium enrichment program, as well as what vocal opponents of Iran have called its support for international terrorism and repressive tactics at home.

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