The danger, she says, is that a local quarrel could drag both countries into combat.
McMeekin says that Russia's crime was first in escalating a local quarrel by encouraging Serbia to stand up to Austria-Hungary and then accelerating the rush to war.
Aasia Bibi, a Christian woman, faces a death sentence on an absurd blasphemy charge, arising out of a petty local quarrel over drinking water, and at least 37 other people are in jail for alleged blasphemy.
Such was his fame that some merchants in an Anatolian city, probably in central Turkey, begged him to intervene in a local quarrel, and, according to the legend, Sargon, with a band of warriors, made a fabulous journey to the still-unlocated city of Burushanda (Purshahanda), at the end of which little more than his appearance was needed to settle the dispute.
After arriving in Kingston, Bond meets CIA agent Felix Leiter Jack Lordd), who, with the help of local boatman Quarrel (John Kitzmiller), has been investigating Dr. No.
Bond and his local sidekick Quarrel travel the same route in "Live and Let Die" to get to the secret island lair of the villainous genius Mr. Big.
Ever since a project was launched in 1995 to restore the mount's "maritime character", there have been delays, controversies and quarrels between local councillors on the board of the public-private partnership (PPP) and central government.
ONE day in 1982, in a middle-class Vancouver suburb, a 14-year-old girl wearing a white polyester chador stalked out of Saturday class in a local Muslim school, after quarrelling with her anti-Semitic teacher.
His lack of sympathy for the nationalism of the local Estonian government and his quarrels with his British advisers, however, brought about a decline in his political effectiveness.
Early tales include a furious quarrel with a local Anglican vicar, both of them hollering from tombstones in the parish churchyard.
