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The result of the continuing war between Houthi and pro-government fighters in the Yemeni city of Taiz.

And in New Jersey's continuing war between man and beast, Mr. Nasuta stands on the front line.

So "Won't Back Down" is emerging as the latest front in the continuing war between those unions and their legions of critics, and it has become yet another example of how negatively those unions are viewed.

Tamer al-Awam, a Syrian filmmaker and activist, was killed over the weekend in the city of Aleppo, where he was filming the bombardment of civilian neighborhoods in the continuing war between opposition forces and the Syrian Army.

The imperial view typified by a multinational epic like "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy exalts heroic warfare as an expression of moral certainty in the continuing war between good and evil.

An Islamic government at odds with Washington and the European Union; famine and military aggression in Darfur; a continuing war between the north and newly oil-rich south: this is Sudan as it is normally seen in the media in Europe.

He was a peace-loving man and held frequent diets in Germany from 1378 to 1389, but he could not prevent the continuing wars between town leagues and princes that reduced Germany to anarchy for almost a decade.

This is part of the continuing war of words between Russia and the West, our correspondent says.

In fact, diplomats and Lebanese analysts say, Hezbollah faces uncertain times after the Israelis withdraw, since it will have to choose between attempting a continuing war with Israel, with suicide bomb attacks and rocket strikes across the border, or abandoning the military struggle for a role as a political force in Lebanon.

Both she and the police say the shooting stemmed from a continuing turf war between the projects: the Beach 41st Street Houses and the Ocean Bay Houses, formerly and still better known as the Edgemere Houses.

The Year 2000 battle is the latest in a continuing lobbying war between commercial interests and trial lawyers -- a fight that carries considerable political weight since businesses are the largest Republican contributors, and trial lawyers are among the Democrats' biggest.