Radical elements, such as the far-right group Right Sector, have been blamed for stoking clashes with police.
High house prices have done their work quietly, reshaping concentrations of wealth and stoking clashes over supply.
At the end of August, the authorities announced the first legal charges against him, accusing him of inciting murder last December by stoking clashes outside the presidential palace between thousands of his supporters and opponents.
The authorities, who allege that Mr. Morsi stoked deadly clashes outside his palace in December, did not detail the evidence against him on Sunday.
In December last year Boko Haram claimed responsibility for bombings on Christmas Eve in Jos, which stoked violent clashes that subsequently killed over 80 people.Boko Haram, which means "Western education is sinful", is demanding the wider application of sharia law in Nigeria.
Dmitry Medvedev, the president, said Mr Putin's language was "unacceptable" and risked stoking a "clash of civilisations".
But where Mr. Crandall stoked controversy, clashing with unions, and readily offering his blunt views on industry affairs, Mr. Arpey, 45, has been more low key.
He and others in the film are recognizable characters of high finance, but their egomaniacal ways stoke a culture clash abroad.
Both teams were able to play in their respective home colours without any colour clash: Stoke City played in their red-and-white stripes, and Manchester City played in their sky blue colours with the Manchester coat of arms on their shirt numbers, keeping up a long-standing club tradition of wearing the city's coat of arms for cup finals.
