Arens certainly hasn't embraced binationalism, but even entertaining the possibility of a non-Jewish majority in the Israeli state clashes with the dominant Zionist ethos of the last 10 years.
The protests erupted on Thursday in cities like Ecatepec and towns like Huixquilucan as local party leaders in Mexico's most populous state clashed during ceremonies to swear in new mayors and town councils.
(iii) On AUG recognition, Met-tRNAi moves from the POUT to PIN state, clashing with eIF1 and the CTT of eIF1A.
In a telling example of the climate of deference, news of the most important church-state clash in Italy in decades was broken, not surprisingly, by Il Sole 24 Ore, the country's leading financial daily — not on Page 1, but on Page 18, next to a flattering article about the pope's recent visit to Britain.
When the interests of states clash, fights can break out.
B1 States Clash Over Mentally Ill Governor James E. McGreevey of New Jersey criticized the Pataki administration for sending hundreds of patients from New York State psychiatric hospitals to nursing homes in New Jersey, announcing that he had ordered his health commissioner and attorney general to investigate the policy and, if necessary, take legal action to stop it.
The sports network ESPN published a map infographic – the kind we see on US election nights with states clashing red and blue, but this time, all 50 voted in the same direction.
Throngs of protesters spent weeks outside capitol buildings in those states, clashing over union rights.
Conflict situations are also increasingly characterized by protracted intra-state clashes that severely affect civilians, including mass internal displacement.
At Montclair State culture clash was part of the idea.
