But the company's executives seemed determined not to celebrate too much, and possibly raise animosity about its unpopular bailout.
Because of his fabulous wealth, his foreign wife Hegesipyle (who bore him a son, Cimon the younger, about 510), and his past as a "tyrant," Miltiades was bound to raise animosities in Athens.
The written apologies, reported by the state-run press, came a day after the ayatollah criticized both Mr. Ahmadinejad and the Larijanis for letting their own mutual animosity become public, raising speculation of irreparable rifts.
Clinton, appearing at a Democratic town hall in Des Moines, was responding to a question from an Air Force veteran who wore a black burka and expressed concern about raising three children at a time of heightened animosity toward Muslims.
The Democrats' biggest victories were secured on party-line or near-party-line votes, and some lawmakers predicted partisan animosity would spill over into the 112th Congress, raising a question of whether it would be characterized by deal-making or deadlock.
The voter revolt in California sent a jolt through national political circles on Tuesday night, raising the possibility that other embattled governors could face similar insurrections in an atmosphere of rising animosity toward incumbents and increasingly anger-driven campaigns.
But analysts say that the continuing political attacks and threats of protest this time are raising the specter of a potentially explosive showdown fueled by ethnic tensions laid bare again in the vote and longstanding animosity between Mr. Najib and Mr. Anwar.
But the incident raised what had been simmering animosity toward outsiders to a full boil.
He committed his venture to the struggle not just against the protectionist corn laws but against attempts to raise up "barriers to intercourse, jealousies, animosities and heartburnings between individuals and classes in this country, and again between this country and all others".
The Facebook comments, Mr. Dunn said, raise questions about police attitudes and racial animosity within the ranks of officers.
