Outside the fence, hundreds of relatives rushed the gates of the burned-out prison on Wednesday, anguished and anxious for any word, clashing with soldiers and the police when they could not get in.
In the first group are the words clash, from clack and crash, and geep, offspring of goat and sheep.
The words clashed starkly with the pope's message of reconciliation, and particularly his conclusive embrace this week of the enormity of the Holocaust.
Shereshevsky avoided such things as reading the newspaper over breakfast because the flavors evoked by the printed words clashed with the taste of his meal.
By Jeff Shesol March 1, 2017 In his address to Congress, President Trump's words clashed with what he and his aides have spent the past few weeks doing and saying.
The laws on the books claim otherwise, but in Hunts Point (and similar neighborhoods across the country), those laws seem like far away idyllic words that clash with the daily reality: everything is stacked against those who are born black or brown.
"Sometimes you have to be rougher," he said, discussing his behaviour and choice of words in clashes with opponent Hillary Clinton and exchanges with Barack Obama, whom he met at the White House on Thursday, and wish for conciliation now.
It was an unfamiliar sight in a major triathlon as Jorgensen is invariably cruising through the field in the early stages of the run and the vastly-experienced Spirig-Hug seemed to be getting under the American's skin as they exchanged words and clashed arms heading into the final lap.
Rumi's words seem to clash with Khomeini's oft-cited declaration, "There is no fun in Islam".
In other words, the current clash over stem cell research is less a conflict of science and faith than of faith and faith.
