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Now, however, a dispute with potentially far-reaching consequences has flared over how far the Internet can go in displacing the brick-and-mortar laboratory.
In New Rochelle, conflict has flared over plans by a burgeoning Orthodox synagogue, Young Israel of New Rochelle, to build a new and larger home.
Anger within the ranks of the Central Intelligence Agency apparently has flared over a decision by Director John M. Deutch to give a prized overseas assignment to a senior official touched by the Aldrich H. Ames spy scandal, agency sources said Monday.
Tension has flared over the visits to Britain of Yusuf al-Qaradawi, an Islamic scholar with a big international following.
The Israeli military said it was checking reports of the incident from the area, where violence has flared over the past week.
Turmoil over the Congressional investigation into the botched Operation Fast and Furious gun trafficking case ensnared him in the Obama administration's first term, and more recently, controversy has flared over the department's aggressive tactics in leak investigations.
Political fights have flared over individual elements such as the requirement for health insurance to cover contraception.
Citizen protests have flared over nearly every state asset up for offer, including ones that have long bled cash — even if shedding them would help Greece's finances.
Conflicts have flared over tribal control of a major dam on Flathead Lake, and over whether tribal police officers should be able to arrest or detain non-Indians on the reservation.
Tensions between the United States and China have flared over the Obama administration's so-called strategic pivot to Asia, which some Chinese, particularly in the military, have viewed as an American plot to check China's influence in its region.
Mr Zhang's affability in Taiwan stands in sharp contrast to China's relations with several other Asian nations, where rows have flared over contested claims to sea territories.
