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It may be dirt poor, but it's more or less equally dirt poor, without the class or tribal strife that has ripped apart so much of Africa.

The creep of authoritarianism has its supporters among a population tired of revolution and fearful of a rise in fundamentalism that has ripped apart other Arab states.

Duncan Smith's attack on his party leader is a significant escalation in the feuding that has ripped through the Conservative party during the referendum campaign.

The clubs' presence has produced a paradoxical entanglement of church and state that has ripped apart communities, degraded public education, and undermined religious freedom.

But it can never undo the horror and brutality that has ripped the fabric of our society, or heal the open wounds of the tormented community of Marikana.

They handed the park over to a large international polo consortium that has ripped out the running track and shut the park down for a month every year – so rich people can watch polo for hundreds of pounds a day.

But here it was, a stone age marvel that had ripped up those very textbooks.

The devastation from the natural disasters that have ripped through parts of the country this year has been starkly evident.

He was chiefly responsible for the suicide-blasts that have ripped through the country's main cities in recent years, terrorising Pakistanis and banishing foreign investors.

Television videos showed devastated neighborhoods filled with rivers of mud that had ripped homes from their foundations and carried them away.

Mr Mehsud is chiefly responsible for the suicide-blasts that have ripped through Pakistan's main cities in recent years, terrorising Pakistanis and banishing foreign investors.