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The fighting comes less than a week after official results of the southern referendum were announced, with more than 98 percent of the nearly four million voters choosing to separate from northern Sudan after decades of civil war.

For many in Goa, a former Portuguese colony, the gang fighting comes as a warning to clean up the tourist trade, which attracted more than 2.7 million visitors in 2012.

Just as in parts of Oklahoma and Texas tornadoes are an unhappy commonplace, in Somalia fighting comes in sudden flurries; anything short of heavy combat is a kind of peace, or, at least, an expected — if not welcome — part of life's routine.

The fighting comes as the presidential elections, scheduled for May 3, draw near.

They speak up when the fighting comes closer to home and involves Israeli civilians.

The fighting comes and goes, he explains, as tensions rise and fall in response to the political situation.

The escalation in fighting came at a tremendous human cost.

She did not use it, though, until fighting came to Tripoli.

The bacteria — transmitted during birth, through mating and possibly through fighting — come in  two different strains, neither the same as the human form.

The increase in fighting came on the heels of a high-level visit to Lashio in northern Shan State by Myanmar's army chief, Min Aung Hlaing.

The new fighting came as Turkey said it would allow Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga fighters to cross into Syria to fight IS.