However, because Israel has never created a system of checks and balances between these two sources of authority, they are closer than ever to a terrible clash.
In truth, expressionism represented something of a high-water mark in the romantic individual's terrible clash with modern mass society.
But although Sainsbury admired her grandfather, she said he was not an easy parent -- any attempt by the children "to assert themselves provoked a terrible clash".
The Homeric oral tradition of a storyteller-poet conjuring the terrible clash between Hector and Achilles — and the pointless slaughter all around them — is integral to the writing and production of "An Iliad," at the McCarter Theater Center.
Ferreira is like one of those sites — now calm and hallowed, but riven with exhaustion — where a terrible clash of arms took place long ago, and you realize that what "Silence" badly required, in the role of Rodrigues, was a younger Neeson.
There's another year's worth of story in that… You might call the whole story a reference, but it was cool to see the Doctor mention the terrible events of previous clashes between H. sapiens and H. reptilia.
The game was less than a minute old when the visitors lost flanker Dave Seymour to a terrible head injury after clashing with his team-mate Henry Thomas in a tackle.
But in parts of Latin America the church and state have continued to clash, sometimes with terrible consequences.
"If IS takes over Amerli, something terrible will happen, because the town resisted, clashed with IS and inflicted heavy losses, killing more than 150 of their fighters".
Already Mr. Oliviera is planning his next film, "The Strange Case of Angelica," which, he said, "will deal with today's situation in its terrible complexity," much like the post-9/11 meditation on clashing civilizations, "A Talking Picture" (2003).
