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The aftermath of Chelsea's victory over Arsenal has been dominated by a war of words between the camps.
Those last years in Madrid were dominated by a civil war between Mourinho and star players Iker Casillas and Sergio Ramos.
However, as Dostoevsky saw it, the cost of such splendour and magnificence was a society dominated by the war of all against all, in which most people were condemned to be losers.
Faulkner's work was dominated by a sense of guilt going back to the American Civil War and the appropriation of Indian lands.
After World War II prose writing was dominated by novels reflecting the experiences of the Greeks during eight years of war (1941 49).
English painting during the 17th century had been dominated by a series of foreign-born practitioners, mostly portraitists (e.g., Rubens and Van Dyck), even before the Civil War.
On the ground, this one was fought in muddy trenches and over a desolate "no man's land" that came to be dominated by a relatively new weapon of war, the machine gun.
Orwell's novel depicted an England dominated by a surveillance state involved in perpetual war.
"Such links are arguably vital in a discourse dominated by talk of war," says Walker.
In the three decades that followed World War II, the field of international development was dominated by a statist model.
