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The governor's offer and the Bloomberg administration's icy response represented the latest skirmish in the growing war between the three-term Republican governor and the first-time Republican mayor over the state's aid package for the city.

On the city's North Side, outside the Disney II Magnet Elementary School, which announced on Tuesday that it was the seventh school to choose a longer school day, parents said they were pleased with what this would mean for their children, even if they were not thrilled with the growing war between City Hall and the teachers' union.

The growing war between the government in Khartoum and the rebels in Darfur is particularly worrisome because it comes as Sudan's other war, which has lasted nearly 20 years and killed an estimated 1.5 million people, is beginning to show signs of a resolution.

In the '80s, he turned his attention to television and the growing wars between morning news programs desperate to find the winning formula for online chemistry between co-hosts.

But the encounter appeared to ease a growing war of words between the nations.

In the growing war of words between Israel and its Arab neighbors, the Israeli foreign minister took a turn today at fueling the animosities that have risen since the peace efforts stalled.

The announcement came amid a growing war of words between the supermarkets, processors and producers over who is to blame for the scandal, with Comigel claiming the trail led back to Romania - something which was vigorously denied by the Romanian government.

Moreover, Austria remained neutral in the growing cold war between East and West.

The latest move against the series, which features sumptuous costumes and sets and attracts a third of the prime-time audience in Turkey, comes amid a growing culture war between the governing party, which has Islamic roots, and the country's more secular purveyors of culture in film and television.

Third, we have to ask whether continuing to fuel the growing proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran is the right way to bring peace to the Middle East.

And tonight, a handful of politicians, including federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, have declined to attend the annual Fourth of July party at the US ambassador's residence in the nation's capital amid the growing trade war between the two nations.