Postmodernism has often had uneasy relations with silence.
Another is from Latvia, where the Roman Catholic minority has had uneasy relations with both the Lutheran and Orthodox Churches.
Ever since gaining independence from Britain in 1971, the island's Sunni rulers have had uneasy relations with some of the Shiite population, leading to periodic civil unrest.
Mr. Crowley and his party supporters also at times have had uneasy relations with the Democratic Assembly speaker, who will be influential in the process.
Dr. Mason said that with more financing and greater support from nearby towns, which have had uneasy relations with Plum Island, the research might advance more quickly.
In interviews, the officials raised numerous concerns about Mr. Cuomo, the state attorney general and a Democrat who has in the past had uneasy relations with New York's black political establishment.
The co-op board and the sponsor have had uneasy relations with many of the tenants, over parking fees, for example, which were recently lowered after much tenant agitation.
The Berbers, who make up some 20percentt of Algeria's 29 million people and are among the original inhabitants of North Africa, have long had uneasy relations with the central government.
During her second term, which ended in late 1996, she again had uneasy relations with the Army and the I.S.I., and she and her colleagues in the People's Party aggravated their difficulties by allowing corruption to flourish to a point where it became garish even by Pakistani standards.
A source with the North Ossetia police told the Interfax news agency that a man in his 20s set off a suicide belt when he was stopped by the police at a checkpoint close to the border with Ingushetia, a volatile majority-Muslim republic that has had uneasy relations with North Ossetia in the past.
