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Instagram has reportedly been blocked in China, amid fierce clashes between pro-democracy supporters and police in Hong Kong.
CARACAS, Venezuela — Dozens of people have been killed in fierce clashes between inmates and National Guard soldiers at a Venezuelan prison, local news media accounts said Saturday.
Traffic is flowing again in this area, which was the scene of fierce clashes between pro- and antigovernment demonstrators just a few days earlier.
8.55pm BST Israel's decision to move troops into Gaza follows fierce clashes between Israeli forces and Hamas earlier today after a temporary ceasefire ended.
The planned enclave has been the scene of fierce clashes between rebels and far-right paramilitary squads in Colombia's four-decade-old conflict.
Since Thursday, dozens of residents of South Ossetia have died and hundreds have been wounded in fierce clashes between Russian and Georgian forces.
The decision followed a fierce clash between the European Commission, the bloc's executive body, and President Nicolas Sarkozy of France that overshadowed a meeting of European Union leaders this month.
This matchup features a fierce clash between Ravens running back Jamal Lewis, who rushed for 2,066 yards this season, and Tennessee's defense, which is No. 1 against the run.
WASHINGTON — The debate in Congress over an $82 billion war spending bill has opened up a war of a different sort — a fierce clash between House Democrats and the Obama White House over two highly sensitive issues: the nation's huge budget deficit and the lingering wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Since he assumed his role in February 2011, the board has become ground zero for a fierce clash between competing visions for higher education in Texas, including two of Mr. Perry's pet issues: how much degrees should cost, and how university faculty members should balance teaching and academic research.
There was a fierce clash between Labour and the Tories on the issue of food banks and zero-hour work contracts, while the Lib-Dems and Plaid clashed over funding for Wales.
