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That obviously should not mean that we do not impart justice when we can, but it does mean that, as the case in South Africa shows, you will get clashes between the idealistic formal endorsement of the ICC by the judiciary, and the informal dismissal of it by the executive.
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"That one was used to show to studios when we were getting Clash of the Titans going," Harryhausen explains.
When I finally decided to go it was too late to get the clashes between protestors and police.
"When politics intervenes in the banking sector, obviously you get a clash," said Jamie Dannhauser, who covers Spain for Lombard Street Research in London.
Cannon called it a coup to get Culture Clash, whose previous works have been staged at the Mark Taper Forum.
People have so many different visions in their mind of what Hollywood is, he said, "you are going to get incredible culture clash, economic clash and political clash". Since the days of Cecil B. DeMille, Hollywood has been larger than life and still holds a grip on people's attention and fascination with Southern California.
It's got a clash of styles and a clash of personalities - good guy versus bad guy.
Like Tomlinson, he was trying to get home when clashes broke out between police and protesters.
Next year will see Manifesta, the roving art biennale known for pushing boundaries: get set for clashes with the city's conservative elites.
