"But this should not be seen as player versus club or dissension from a player against their employer.
Know anyone who sows dissension everywhere, setting people against each other, riling them up to feel resentment and discontent?
The case is set against the rising dissension in New York State and federal courts over capital punishment.
In the 1980's, as half of Eurythmics with Dave Stewart, Ms. Lennox sang about love as a maze of joys and deceptions, sweet dreams and bleak dissension, setting her sultry voice against cool, dispassionate synthesizer tones.
Ms. Bedi played down dissension over the decision to campaign against the Congress Party in Hisar, describing it as a natural evolution the fight for their anti-corruption cause.
Analysts said there was growing anxiety in Lebanon that Hezbollah's involvement in Syria could lead to a violent backlash against Shiites or create dissension in the wider Shiite community.
In it, Sharp writes, "The stark brutality of the regime against the clearly nonviolent actionists politically rebounds against the dictators' position, causing dissension in their own ranks as well as fomenting support for the resisters among the general population, the regime's usual supporters and third parties".
No one likes the whole of it, but they balance the bad parts against the good and see beyond dissension.
The panel of five men and seven women took 29 hours over four days to reach a verdict, but there was no real dissension over the charges of second-degree murder against the pair, Sante and Kenneth Kimes, jurors said yesterday.
In the space of 24 hours he had been dropped by England in favour of James Anderson, then snubbed by his county Glamorgan, whose coach John Derrick was concerned that his inclusion in the team for the championship match against Hampshire would cause "unrest and dissension in the dressing room".
