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Having left behind years of military rule, Nigerian society is no longer riven with fear.

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One of my fears was that a bad opening game could see the camp riven with arguments.

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The whole business has been riven with conflicts of interest for at least two centuries.

Aside from al-Shabaab, they also have to contend with an ineffective transitional government riven by clan rivalries.

Like the country's politicians, Pakistan's cricket establishment has been riven by scandals and feuding .

They are split on the issue, though less than Labour, which is riven as much as any Western party by the Iraq war and its aftermath.

Kashmir has been riven by insurgency for more than two decades; parts of the north-east for even longer.

Geologists suspect that the range emerged from two great blocks of rock that were riven by faults, including the San Andreas to the east.

Congress is again riven over funding the government, just weeks after the summer's debt-ceiling debate led to a downgrade of Treasury debt.

Military and oil interests are dominated by one ethnic group, the Dinka, themselves riven by differences.

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Amid this pressure the hacker underground, riven by squabbles and splits over personality and policy, has turned on itself.

This means that the second half of their lives can be painful and often riven by infirmity.

Additionally, there will be an extra week (3 weeks total) between the Riven patch and the patch to follow.

Both main parties are riven by contradictions: both contain modernisers alongside a grizzled old guard of conservatives and socialists.

Many clubs are riven by internal disputes , while others have not survived more than a couple of years .

And the combination of pork-stuffed legislation and scandal-riven bail-outs threatens to create a populist backlash.

China's rich kids have an image problem in a nation riven by a growing gap between rich and poor.

The current effort at collaboration, led by the Mounties, is also "riven with conflict" , he says.

Immature societies, riven by tribal passions, are doomed to fight for years to come.

Worse, the miners have created a two-speed economy riven with "dutch disease" .

The waves were running mountains high and the inky clouds were riven by forked lightning.

The coming argument about Ms Sotomayor will be riven with identity politics.

the party was riven by disagreements over Europe.

The EU remains riven by two deep divides on the regulation of finance.

The western province of Darfur is also riven by a war between the government and rebel forces that erupted in 2003.

Just 16 years ago the ANC inherited a country that was virtually bankrupt, riven with racial hostility and wracked by poverty.

The Chinese economy and Chinese society are riven with imbalances. It is unlikely that investors have fully priced in the risks .

The party has also become more riven by factionalism than ever.

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With their own party riven by in-fighting , the Kirchners lost control of congress in mid - term elections last month.

India is also riven by caste and tribal divisions.

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All these countries, it is true, are now riven by political violence.

A third is that Cambodia, like Laos, is riven with corruption.

Hong Kong was riven by a heated debate on whether democracy should be introduced by 2007.

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