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As the political crisis drew on, clashes between Hezbollah forces and government supporters sparked by government decisions that included plans to shut down Hezbollah's private telecommunications network erupted in Beirut in May 2008.

The defamation counts stemmed from Mr. Ibrahim's reports on clashes between Egypt's Muslim majority and Coptic Christians, and his allegations of fraud in the country's 1995 elections.

The three were arrested on terrorism charges on 27 August while reporting on clashes between Turkish authorities and the youth wing of the pro-Kurdistan Workers' party.

In Tbilisi this week, all the attention has been on clashes between the police and demonstrators calling for President Mikheil Saakashvili to resign.

But though "The Once and Future King" inspired the musical "Camelot," our new Arthurian romances are likely to be given a Tolkienesque treatment, focussing on clashes between armies, not within souls.

The defamation count stemmed from the professor's writings and lectures on clashes between Egypt's majority Muslims and the Copts and on his findings of voting irregularities in 88 constituencies during parliamentary elections in 1995.

Later on, clashes erupted between the pro- and antigovernment camps.

The case will be watched carefully by advertising agencies ready for a new market, campaign groups looking for a new means of communication and lawyers interested in another head-on clash between the government and its own human rights legislation.

Echoing many politicians and analysts here, Ms. Adas worries that the Friday deadline is likely to bring one of two outcomes, either of them bad: a deal that prolongs the current standoff, extending a long period of stagnation and malaise, or a catastrophic head-on clash between the governing coalition and the opposition led by Hezbollah, the Islamist Shiite faction.

Iran-contra was a head-on clash between Congress and president over foreign policy, and even Watergate had its roots in strategies to re-elect the president: executive privilege was thus the weapon of choice, and the administration's true believers closed ranks.

Should China and the U.S. wish to avoid sliding into the historical trap of a head-on clash between powers, we will need to create a new concept of "order" that is all inclusive and can accommodate the interests and concerns of all countries, providing a common roof for all.