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That could lead to a clash over Senate floor rules.

The ensuing conflicts set White Snake on a journey to a faraway forest and ultimately lead to a clash that pits sea against sky.

With the Senate sticking to the agreed-upon spending limit, a lower House number could lead to a clash between the chambers that raises the prospect of another government shutdown.

These agreements ensured that a consultative framework existed between the United States, Great Britain, and Japan i.e., the three great powers whose interests in the Pacific were most likely to lead to a clash between them.

Mr Zardari's party claims that this would be unconstitutional, would lead to a clash with the president and current Supreme Court and that the army could be dragged in, with disastrous results.

Later, Russia's president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, appeared to dispute Mr. Putin's comments, saying, "In no way is it acceptable to use expressions that in essence lead to a clash of civilizations, such as crusades and so forth — this is unacceptable," according to news agency reports.

The struggle to save the rainforests leads to a clash of conflicting interests.

Those feelings led to a clash between Bryant and his teammates and his coach.

Mr. Ackman's criticism of Herbalife has led to a clash among prominent Wall Street investors over the company.

This led to a clash with the largest landowner in the country, the U.S.-based United Fruit Company, whose idle lands he tried to expropriate.

Further news of the bitter dispute between News Corp's Australian division and Mail Online's Australian outfit, which led to a clash in Cannes, as reported yesterday.