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George W. Bush and his Democratic enablers (apparently misreading Sam Huntington) thought it would be a good idea to bring on a "clash of civilizations".
It's been blamed on a clash of cultures but was probably simpler than that.
I don't need to know who played what on a Clash album to love it.
He clearly loves spaceships and extraterrestrials, but understands that for his story to work as theater, he must focus on a clash of worldviews, not worlds.
But the ABM treaty was negotiated at a time when this kind of missile calculus was premised on a clash between the two superpowers.
Auckland stayed on as chief executive of the new company but resigned last month after insiders reported on a clash of personalities between him and Montgomery.
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"The relationships between Jews and Arabs in Israel are on the brink of a clash".
They are on the frontlines of a clash between two development models: food sovereignty and neoliberalism.3.
The Flanders Arena echoed on occasion to a clash of Murray rackets.
Those hoping for a clash on issues relating to contraception weren't disappointed.
(It even ends on a clashing orchestral chord).
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