If points of conflict arose, whose view would prevail?
"Yes, there are real points of conflict," he said.
A shared antipathy for American intervention in their areas has camouflaged points of conflict.
The simulation was designed to reveal the points of conflict between the UK and the EU in negotiations.
Earlier today, international observers said, the Israelis did appear to be exercising restraint at some points of conflict.
For Russia it was a means of reducing points of conflict so that the antiquated tsarist system could buy time to catch up technologically with the West.
While it is costly, Mr. Raphael said, it helps to clarify many of the ambiguities and points of conflict that can arise in a tenancy in common.
"What you have identified are points of conflict between the city and the state that are a harbinger of things to come," said one aide to Mr. Bloomberg.
That letter was about things that happened all throughout that year, and we wrote it to help resolve some points of conflict.
As with so many points of conflict between Corbyn and his MPs, the underlying tension is over the question of who Labour is meant to represent in opposition.
But the Moros, as Magellan termed the Muslims he found there, still populate the southern islands, which Griswold visited to see the local points of conflict.
