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"In many ways, it actually helps the extremists, because they want to create a clash of civilisations between Islam and Christianity, or Islam and the West.
He added: "The monarchy presides because people think that it is harmless, but Charles will create a clash with public opinion.
Such comments have the potential to create a clash with some of the party's new recruits, including former Conservative Douglas Carswell, who said the HIV screening idea could not be taken seriously.
The death of the most notorious terrorist the world has ever seen, whose mission was to create a clash of civilizations, will allow the door to open more widely to the tolerance, modernism, and pragmatism that is so badly needed and so long awaited in a part of the world where despair, corruption, brutality, and fanaticism have laid waste to so many generations.
"I would be careful to separate long-term historical trends or events which presumably create a clash of civilizations -- just the impression bin Laden wants to foster -- from short-term events which we can all remember and which can be addressed through policy," she said.
Your pace of hiring will accelerate rapidly, and this could create a clash with your existing culture.
Instead, Europe's leaders ended up creating a clash of civilizations inside their own frontiers.
And more of the pilots are newcomers with college degrees, a shift that has created a clash of cultures and some dissension in the ranks.
The fashion week date saga rumbles on with Milan still trying to move their dates and therefore creating a clash with New York and London.
