The governor's comments came as lawmakers in New York and across the country tussle with the once-in-a-decade task of redrawing legislative and Congressional districts.
Celtic's Honduran left-back Emilio Izaguirre faces a club v country tussle in the summer as his national team have qualified for the Gold Cup in July, just when Celtic will be playing their Euro qualifiers.
Germany's biggest steel companies, Krupp-Hoesch and Thyssen, are staging the country's most intriguing corporate tussle for decades.
Britain's election might be a tussle between the country's Conservative and Labor parties, but it also might come down to the dogs.
Turkey is a country given to polarization, but the tussle in recent years between the secularists and the conservative right has been over largely symbolic issues.
In other words, the prevalence of violent crime seems to predict mating preferences only in so far as it reflects a country's relative penury.The statistical tussle shows the difficulty of drawing firm conclusions from correlations alone.
At a time when Chinese leaders are bracing the country for the prospect of a protracted tussle with the United States, the indictments against Huawei, an icon of Chinese technological prowess, have reinforced their rallying cry.
The most recent tussle ignited nationalist sentiment in both countries.
Still, fissures between the large, industrialized nations and the developing countries that came to light during the leadership tussle and were widened by the Seattle debacle have been slow to close.
As part of a series on challenges for China's new leaders, political analyst Cheng Li says the country's future could be decided by a tussle at the top.
