Egypt is close to Iran because of its history, its dynamic, its clash between modernity and tradition.
"The dynamic of everyday clashes and the Hamas attempt to channel its internal problems towards Israel, this can be a recipe for escalation, without plan or enthusiasm," Milstein said, warning of a potential flare-up before the Israeli elections.
There is little sense, from an honours student of Eng Lit, of the clash and dynamic of history - or understanding of how so much of the attraction of communism was its very nihilism, that old Bolshevik desire to destroy and to rupture.
As the tech industry takes an increasingly public stand to defend its workforce against an administration with open hostility for immigrants, the department's mission to "foster, promote, and develop the welfare of the wage earners, job seekers, and retirees of the United States" could take on a dynamic role in the clash between Trump and tech.
It's a characterful-looking action/strategy game that combines a key-based energy system to stop you playing, with a Clash of Clans-style dynamic of people attacking you when you're offline.
Multiple thought lines often run parallel through the dynamic and frenzied songs until they clash in a moment of color clarity.
Culture clashes can produce a dynamic give-and-take, generating a solution that may have eluded a group of people with more similar backgrounds and approaches.
Michael Shanks Daniel Jacksonn) and Browder did not want to repeat the "cliché[d]" original O'Neill-Daniel dynamic where views on military and diplomacy clash.
However, the family dynamic, specifically Roseanne and her sister's clashes, are an accurate reflection of what's happening in households all around the country.
The desire to heed to the rank and file in a party composed mostly of pensioners and civil servants may clash with the need to attract dynamic younger professionals.For now, though, the SPD is Mr Gabriel's party.
