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It could get worse President v judges ReprintsThough intense ideological rivals, they have forged working relations under Binyamin Netanyahu's coalition.

That's not a particularly convincing argument, because there were no intense ideological differences between Obama and Clinton, not of the kind hard-core conservatives see between Romney and Santorum.

Although the NP won only a plurality of votes, its victory signified a new Afrikaner unity that resulted from 30 years of intense ideological labour and institution building by ethnic nationalists intent on capturing the South African state.

Blair calculated that a politician offering Britain only "some small comfort" might seem particularly fresh--and trustworthy--after eighteen years of intense ideological warfare and extravagant claims by both parties.

The U.S. has been at war for many years now, and there is also an ongoing intense ideological war in the U.S., but you would hardly know that from American literature.

This commitment to consensus-building has shielded Tunisia from the intense ideological polarisation that has scarred Egyptian political life, paving the way for the return of the old guard.

-- The fight for the Republican presidential nomination began narrowing into an intense and ideological battle at a debate here Wednesday night, with Gov. Rick Perry of Texas and Mitt Romney sharply clashing over Social Security, health care and each other's long-term prospect against President Obama.

Libya's intense regional, tribal and ideological divisions have cast a shadow over the vote, however.

It is an era that Mr. Ellis describes as having "no equal in American history" in terms of "shrill accusatory rhetoric, flamboyant displays of ideological intransigence, intense personal rivalries and hyperbolic claims of imminent catastrophe," an interesting and in some ways reassuring observation, given the bizarre and inconclusive fallout of last week's election.

Mr Dror notes that the first few decades of American history were beset by ideological struggles as intense as those in Israel, and that it took a civil war to begin to resolve them.

Monday's sharply divided decision came from a court whose ideological differences are under intense scrutiny after last week's arguments on President Obama's health care law.