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Haider has capitalised on internal discord by proposing a raft of populist measures.

The scientists then sowed discord by telling two or more people to move to opposite sides of the circle.

"I'd rather read a story by an imaginative 10-year-old," he wrote, "than another dreary little drama of domestic discord by a neurotic adult".

And it continues today, the discourse and the amiable discord, by turns legalistic, linguistic, poetic, artistic, metaphysical, practical, transcendental, earthy, comedic.

She injected a note of potential discord by calling for support for 9/11 first responders and survivors still dealing with the long-term health consequences, noting that, by some accounts, there are 10 to 15 cancer diagnoses a week.

Non-dom status feeds a corrosive perception among Britons that the mobile rich do not pay their share.Bash and bodgeThe problem is that Labour's policies too often seem less about restoring equitable tax treatment than sowing discord by demonising financial success.

This disunity that can be ascribed to unjust institutions, economic or otherwise, is accompanied by a deeper discord caused by the war, by that revenue-eating & man-eating machine the defense establishment, which regards the war as only one of its useful enterprises.

Nowadays, we are troubled by economic uncertainty, anxious about social discord, unsettled by conflict abroad and unwilling to take risks.

While the results suggest that Time Warner has largely overcome the discord caused by the merger with America Online, it still faces investigations by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Justice Department into accounting and disclosure practices at the time of the merger.

The discord created by the clumsy sacking of Ross Taylor as captain and his replacement by Brendon McCullum may perversely have strengthened them.

In the 1280s and '90s Rome was torn by the bitter rivalries between the Colonna, Orsini, and Annibaldi families, a discord encouraged by Pope Boniface VIII, and in 1309 Clement V moved the papal residence to Avignon in France.