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"If the talks are successful, he would get a peace dividend, as the leader that finally brought peace to Turkey after three decades of internal strife," said Sinan Ulgen, the chairman of the Center for Economic and Foreign Policy Studies, a research organization in Istanbul, and a former Turkish diplomat.

They were not part of our study, but they fit the demographic profile of the subjects of our research: birth to families displaced by war or strife, multiple-stage (including back-and-forth) migration, language difficulties and entry into harsh urban environments where gangs and crime are temptations.

First, as pointed out by recent research (Global Insight), the combined effects of natural disasters, social strife in western China, and the Olympics have created a large hole in the central-government budget this fiscal year.

Though both follow us throughout adolescence and into the workplace, he says, one can help us even allowing us to live longer, research shows while the quest for the other promises only more strife and gnashing of teeth.

The murder of two students in Colombia last week near a manatee study site possibly by paramilitary gangsters sent a chill through the local research community, highlighting dangers to field workers in the strife-torn country.

■ Based on the research of others, the authors say players from countries with civil strife are more likely to have discipline problems on the field, receiving an inordinate number of yellow and red cards.

His research interests include economic change in developing countries, human rights and civil strife, political economy, energy, trade and industry.

Was strife, life?

But the strife has continued.

Sectarian strife could be reignited.

Political strife is unceasing.