Confirmation bias can be a factor in creating or extending conflicts, from emotionally charged debates to wars: by interpreting the evidence in their favor, each opposing party can become overconfident that it is in the stronger position.
It wasn't Blair's process, it was theirs, and they played it as extended conflict by political means to their own advantage.
More lone children and families are forced to relocate due to war, extended conflict and food- and water-related environmental crisis (famine, flooding).
Active military people are less specific: "long time... extended conflict... as long as it takes... .. Retired military are freer to say what they think.
Bachelder believed that her role in the development of the atomic bomb, and the subsequent use of atomic weapons against Japan, had been justified, in order to end the Second World War, and to avoid greater loss of life that would have been entailed, in a U.S. land invasion and extended conflict with Japan.
All three measures indicated that only low impulsives experienced extended conflict for delayed low amounts than for high amounts.
To facilitate the appraisal, important efforts have been made to propose reporting checklists, trials registries, and to extend conflict-of-interest disclosure.
Any attempt to prop up Mr Assad, diplomatically or militarily, Mr Kerry had said, "risks exacerbating and extending the conflict, and undermining our shared goal of fighting extremism".
On Page 4 of the unclassified 16-page "white paper," Justice Department lawyers tried to refute the argument that international law does not support extending armed conflict outside a battlefield.
This twist of plot has the effect of extending the conflict between good and evil all the way to the end, and it also enables a grand, goth wedding scene (once again featuring stunning visuals, overall, but little memorable choreography).
