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Such sectarian sniping, inflamed by traditional notions of women as the repository of family honour, has not been the only cause of strife.

But then it explodes, as it did recently, with all the problems of ethnic strife that have never been resolved.

Next to the Age of Silver came that of brass, more savage of temper and readier for the strife of arms, yet not altogether wicked.

Feeling certain that she alone could save Greece from a possible internecine strife, she was ready to die a noble death.

During more than four decades of strife since the British left, at least 2m southerners have been killed.

And I fought and strove and perished countless times upon the star, as if through a glass and darkly the age old strife I see.

Despite years of bloody strife, the Western way of life has continued to encroach on Muslims.

In the mad struggle for place and power he has no part; the roar of the strife reaches his ear like the distant murmur of the ocean.

As a result of her injuries, she was no longer allowed to fight on the front lines, but she refused to let Bant suffer in strife.

He said sectarian strife is putting the country in peril and the government is trying to save it from what he calls a conspiracy.

The Miami strife was just a warm-up for what the Democrats faced when they met in Chicago later that month.

If so, Thailand may emerge from two years of political strife and regain its former status as a beacon of multi-party democracy in Asia.

The system's defenders say zoning holds Nigeria together: ethnic strife, though less intense than it used to be, remains a danger.

If China were to follow Japan, the next stage would be labour strife and inflation.

Just as important, China has recovered its self-confidence, lost during 150 years of colonial humiliation, civil strife and poverty.

This in turn makes the subsequent Qing Han's family in family strife has been a strong and steadfast ally.

The proliferation of committees and authorities at the bank could be a source of strife, whoever was in charge.

Even after the strife was past, the place retained a disagreeable association. He determined to leave. He sought change of scene.

How much do you desire peace instead of endless strife and misery and pain?

He said such internal strife had been forecast for months, but had yet to materialise.

Growing up in war-torn strife, in the shadow of death adrift of personal experience to make Theo Angelopoulos Thinking life prematurely.

It would seem that Leviathan tired of such petty strife, and set off on his own, loyal only to his abyssal god, Maelrawn the Tentacular.

There was a civil strife in the court. In order to protect the king, some loyal ministers and the king hid in an old house.

Tuesday's twin car bombing in Algiers was more than just another attack in a strife-torn nation.

I'm incredibly shocked and saddened to think that strife and hate still brews beneath the surface of one of Asia's most beautiful cities.

IS THE world returning to an age of class war and industrial strife, as victims of the recession join forces against heartless bosses?

"Answer carefully" , he said. "The outside world is war, deep resentment, strife, envy. Do you have these here? In you? "

The Democrats are trying to heal intraparty strife so as to present a united front in the coming election.

In the dream Europa beheld two continents at strife for her sake, Asia and the further shore, both in the shape of women.

With luck, Thailand's political elite has tired of its internecine strife, and normal parliamentary politics are about to resume.

Even if it does not go that far, prolonged political strife risks doing further economic damage.

It was a glorious June afternoon, and never did that solitary sheet of water seem less than an area of strife and bloodshed.

in a fair and orderly market environment, companies and individuals and strife among the enterprises probability will be much lower.

Ever since gaining independence, Nigeria had been riddled by corruption, regional and religious strife, and deteriorating social conditions.

Haley Barbour suggesting that the civil rights era in Mississippi, with its sometimes fatal strife, was not that bad.

We can no doubt inflict grievous injuries upon one another and maul each other cruelly, and darken the Mediterranean with our strife.

So far, Mr. Aso has survived internal party strife following the LDP's crippling loss in a local Tokyo election last week.

Jessica O Lorenzo, if thou keep promise, I shall end this strife, becoming Christian and your loving wife.

Perhaps the best that governments can do is end the strife, corruption and authoritarianism that drive emigrants out to begin with.

During recent years of civil strife, when many stayed indoors, mobile phones were the lifeline.

At the societal level, I don't believe this will really trigger panic or communal strife. Turks are just too used to this stuff by now.

TWO weeks back in Kabul the world's foreign ministers demonstrated that they cannot agree on a solution to Afghanistan's trouble and strife.

And there was also a strife among them, which of them should be accounted the greatest.

After four years of political upheaval, Thai newspapers fret over the risk of all-out civil strife.

A Green legislator, Kerstin Andreae, says the SPD is paying the price for internal strife and a lack of convincing leadership.

Cyric, the Dark Sun, God of Strife, Murder, Deception, Madness, and.

Recent reports have painted a picture of a Clinton campaign wracked with strife and internal discord, suggesting a dysfunctional operation.

for ye are yet carnal: for whereas there is among you jealousy and strife, are ye not carnal, and do ye not walk after the manner of men?

The major Chinese problem lies not so much in foreign invasion as in its internal strife.

I will be happier than I ever believed it possible to be in this world of strife and sorrow.

Internal strife tends not to help when a bank is fighting for its survival.

This week computer viruses celebrate 20 years of causing trouble and strife to all types of computer users.

The beginning of strife is like releasing water, Therefore stop contention before a quarrel starts.

When Ms Novogratz returned to Rwanda years later, she discovered that the bakery had been wiped out by the country's civil strife.

We would have avoided all this suffering simply by shrinking from strife.

The deal looks mainly like a victory for the Republicans, with the Democrats emerging with little to show for all the weeks of strife.

No one is claiming all the sects love each other but there is no history of sectarian strife in Syria and little appetite for it now.

In neighbouring Gujarat, torn by Hindu-Muslim strife, it has preached "soft Hindutva" , a milder version of the BJP's hate-filled creed.

The country is also no stranger to uprisings, and Algerians are understandably fearful of any fresh bout of strife.

This, coupled with feudal corruption and years of successive civil strife and chaos.

He says the politicians are all the same and that the strife is hurting his chances of finding work to feed his four children.

remains within the realm of possibility , the prevailing trend revolves around regional conflicts and internal strife in many countries .

At least one previous study, published in 2009, has claimed a relation between unusually hot years and the risk of civil strife.

There has always been strife between the two countries.

The beginning of strife [is as] when one letteth out water: therefore leave off contention, before it be meddled with.

Indeed, though the weekly death toll goes up and down, the strife is worsening.

FURTHER economic strife may be ahead as a swathe of recently released data points to a slowdown in the world economy.

' The international community's view on Sudan 's internal strife was: ethnic conflict, opposition between the two races, black and arab.

They had endured 200 years of political strife, their environment was in terrible shape, and poverty was pervasive.

Extremists will continue to set off bombs, attack Iraqi civilians and try to spark sectarian strife.

During these times of strife, Leia and Han sequestered their children on various safe worlds, keeping them out of harm's way.

It became gradually apparent that Deans was to gain the strife, and his ally in the conflict was to lose it .

Honduras, although poor and ravaged by corruption and violent gangs, had a seemingly stable democracy. But signs of strife were there.

During periods of civil strife , parents usually try to keep their children out of harm's way .

The fears of sectarian strife may be the reason why a good number of bloggers wrote about sectarianism this week.

Its isolation during the Age of Strife brought anarchy.

It also threatens to transmit shockwaves through a seam of fragile and strife-torn African states from Sudan to the Congo.

We love this life, this majestic mountains, you can clean up all the trouble and strife on earth, let us return to the original simple life.

As mayor, as a part of the river water, I deeply felt that the responsibility in mind, share of strife.

The veteran activists were convicted of "spreading false information, encouraging sectarian strife and weakening national sentiment. "

But there is nothing voters like less than strife among leaders.

In fact, the truth is simple enough, again have countries have fight and peace talks. The talks rupture inevitable various forms of strife.

A careless word may kindle strife. A cruel word may wreck a life. A timely word may level stress. But a loving word may heal and bless.

Both nations project to have weak central rule, internal strife and unruly militia activity for years to come.

Such strife between Parliament and mighty press lords is nothing new.

These nations, he insisted, were behind a "profound conspiracy to create strife. . . and poison the success of our great election. "

Significantly, one should not discount the reemergence of an Alawi irredentist impulse if the country descends into sectarian strife.

ACROSS northern India, householders who were braced for a bout of violent sectarian strife are sighing with relief.

The "honeymoon period" implies post-honeymoon strife; the "seven-year itch" suggests that we tire of our mate at year seven.

Financial hardship, long-term illness, the death of a loved one and marital strife can all be trying and difficult.

Russian economic policy is suffering as a result of this strife and Ukraine may do so too.

Things are necessary but have no eternal value and the mad desire for possessions ever leads to strife and misery.

Succession was a problem for the Yuan Dynasty, later causing much strife and internal struggle.

A controversy now raging in Hamburg, a port city and one of Germany's smallest states, illustrates the strife.

This does not vindicate the American invasion, which unleashed chaos and strife.

Yeah. As life is full of strife and conflicts, we need friends to support and help us out of difficulties.

Suspicion, discontent, and strife, come in for dowry with a wife---Robert Herrick, poet.

Strife, divisions, difference of opinion, prejudices twisted into the very fiber of being, oh, that they should begin so early, Mrs.

Drive out a scoffer, and strife goes out; quarreling and abuse will cease.

It has met every stress of vast expansion of territory, of foreign wars, of bitter internal strife, of world relations.

It was more than ever a living strife between him and Mary.

What is now required is to rid yourselves of the creators of strife, and to embrace Love, peace, and Oneness.

Through these combatants and conflicts we witness the bravery and strife of a nation at war with itself.

But as in the other Arab uprisings, economic woes and political repression, not sectarian strife, lie behind the discontent.

This time, however, he had completed a much more trying task, the increasingly bitter party strife having made even him an open target.

The only hint of nearby strife is the heavy presence of watchful security guards.

The police have proven peculiarly inept at stemming sporadic but recurrent bouts of sectarian strife.

Still, strife between the government and its employees was not inevitable, in his view.

From now there shall be no fear left for me in this world, and thou shalt be victorious in all my strife.

Countries around the world are slashing their aid budgets amid global financial strife.

In a free society, diversity is not disorder, debate is not strife and dissent is not revolution.

Both partners now resent your interference; that's what you get when you fish in the troubled waters of marital strife.

A lengthy civil war in Syria would feed mayhem and religious strife in an unstable part of the world.

Meanwhile, fighting and strife persisted in many parts of the country.

You are a man of integrity and strife.

In other words, capturing Qaddafi is critical to avoiding prolonged civil strife and achieving a strategically acceptable outcome in Libya.

Concerns that the country is sliding deeper into sectarian strife spurred Bahrain to declare the three-month "state of national safety" .

Today -- after recession, intra-party strife and unpopular wars in Iraq and Afghanistan -- the party's legacy is under attack.

The commercial capital, Abidjan, battered by six months of civil strife, has begun to hum.

Besides, the internal strife and mutual assistance of those factions both have close relationship with their personnel constitution.

Feminine principles of sharing , cooperation, and creativity produced a society virtually free of crime, strife, and warfare.

Or could it be a visible symptom of strife between reformers and hardliners in the party hierarchy?

Anything that brings about a division, a separation, is not love, for in that there is conflict, strife and brutality.

That is a time of great strife and conflict, when the Sith battled against the Jedi.

Ramping up retaliation like this is a good way of increasing the chances of strife.

To make matters worse, civil strife, corruption and lack of investment are denting several OPEC countries' output.

Revolts and civil strife continue across the region, from Syria to Yemen and Bahrain.

He stood in the porch and watched the laggard hurry towards the scrappy field where sharp voices were in strife.

By tackling the sources of this endemic strife Mr Gallois has removed a crippling distraction.

Admiral Mullen compared the Afghan security transition to one undertaken in another strife-torn nation.

Birmingham city council wants to build the new east international financial centre, with a London DuanChang strife.

The political and social setting of Malaya of the 1950's was full of strife and racial disharmony.

For men verily swear by the greater: and an oath for confirmation is to them an end of all strife.

The economy has certainly been hurt by the disruption following Tunisia's revolution and the strife in neighbouring Libya.

Internal bureaucratic strife and struggle for "little vulgar without proper rhyme , " he unbearable.

Before liberation it was a nation torn by political strife.

They would kidnap him, imprison him, poisoning, or fight against him, whenever their turbulent factional strife tempted them to such action.

Beirut: a place or situation characterized by ongoing , widespread, highly destructive strife.

The Olympics have been halted during world wars but have continued amid other political strife.

The forces of unreason destroy one another in futile strife.

War among nations and strife among individuals is a result of the covetous spirit to possess.

"We don't want strife or demonstrations, " one man called through a bullhorn.

Unions, however, said abolishing the code would produce "chaos" , and "strife" between colleagues.

During the long years, people of the village have lived a peaceful life and stood aloof from worldly strife.

Instead, some were actually glad he was in jail and were preaching out of "envy and strife" (v. 15).

The quake had a profound effect onPortugal, causing significant political strife and squelching itscolonial ambitions.

The twice civil strife and split of Hun produce mainly influences and effects in history of Hun nationality and Han-Hun relationship .

Stubborn and stout, however, so they had to settle the strife over a fight using staffs.

The greatest Barbarians take upon themselves the role of leading the tribe in times of strife.

Rows over dodgy dealings have, in turn, stoked strife in his People of Freedom (PdL) movement.

Many refugees fleeting the ravages of war or civil strife may be displaced within their country.

He who loves transgression loves strife, And he who exalts his gate seeks destruction.

There is no one true religion, and as long as people believe there is, there will always be strife and crimes against humanity.

As coals are to burning coals, and wood to fire; so is a contentious man to kindle strife.

Zimbabwe, torn by political and social strife, is the least happy, while the world's richest nation, the United States, ranks 16th.

The republics of Russia's North Caucasus region have undergone centuries of invasion, warfare, and civil strife.

Post-Saddam Iraq has had genuine multiparty elections but is mired in corruption, violence and sectarian strife.

The President must reject the proposal, lest it cause strife and violence.

Vietnam is not perhaps the sanctuary from strife that firms fleeing China's coasts might wish for.

there would be strife; there would be total unemployment.

They were full of envy, murder, strife, deceit, maliciousness.

Mr Gbagbo lost to Mr Ouattara in a presidential election last year but had refused to leave office, plunging the country into strife.

Brother love binds man to man. Ever singing, march we onward, Victors in the midst of strife.

But such noble aims cannot be achieved amid civil strife.

Whilst aware that eating these goods would give his stomach some strife, he could not stay from the delicious fruits.

"Ultimately, " he concludes, "good TV drama comes from the same place as good novels and plays, a place of internal strife. "

In fact diplomacy's never-ending private conversation ultimately helps see off war and strife. That conversation will continue.

Internal strife has exacerbated drought-caused food shortages and livestock deaths.

For as pressing milk produces curds , and pressing the nose produces blood, so pressing anger produces strife.

This would ease rural strife, fuel growth and help develop the genuine market economy the leadership claims to want.

We have seen great strife, we Paladins of the Light, we Draenei, Dwarves and Humans.

The soil in which the meditative mind can begin is the soil of everyday life, the strife, the pain and the fleeting joy.

A careless word may kindle strife; cruel word may wreck a life; timely word may level stress; a a a loving word may heal and bless.

Buffeted from within and without by waves of seemingly intractable strife, Kashmir faces a stormy future.

Nigeria got one in 1999 when it returned to imperfect democracy after decades of ethnic strife and military rule.

He thanked for all the blessings which Providence had vouchsafed to him while in this valley of strife and toil.

Syria's foreign minister met a delegation of the 22-country Arab League in Qatar to discuss ways of ending eight months of civil strife.

The recent string of protests is just the latest episode of sectarian strife that has gripped Egypt this year.

As charcoal is to hot embers and wood to fire, so is a quarrelsome person for kindling strife.

strife: Heated, often violent dissension; bitter conflict.

For conflict, they distinguished between internal strife and external wars.

Can Europe modify its welfare systems without being paralyzed by civil strife and feuds among nations?

Liberia had been torn apart by civil strife for decades.

For more than a generation politics-as-usual had produced an incessant series of wars and civil strife.

How can you say that all is well? Look at the wars, the exploitation, the cruel strife between the citizen and the state.

All people are smiling, forget all the worries, strife, suffering and trouble.

But strife with non-Mormons in the area led to killings and the burning of Mormon property.

They faulted senior managers for not recognizing the signs of workplace strife wrought by bad bosses.

And Abram said to Lot, Let there please be no strife between me and you and between my herdsmen and your herdsmen, for we are brothers.

investments in its territory owing to armed conflict or civil strife.

Although the compact was greeted as the acme of European solidarity, it is more likely to provoke strife.

The civil strife is the largest tribes - Wafa La tribal law rule against Qatar, to draw the second largest tribe - Tue Li and initiated.

Fires of suffering and strife are raging around the world.

Today our news is dominated by stories of debt deals and novel computer applications and strife in the Middle East.

The harsh and grating strife of tyrants and of foes.

The hunger, poverty and strife this causes could gravely limit the demographic dividend.

Their action led to communal strife between Greek and Turkish in Cypriort communities.

Through all the tumult and the strife I hear it's music ringing , It sounds an echo in my soul . How can I keep from singing ?

Better is a dry morsel, and quietness therewith, than an house full of sacrifices with strife.

One of the most idyllic times in my life began with strife and discord -- in the professional baseball world, that is.

In the process of family strife, NG Yuet him block a shot, Cheng Yuan found that he gradually fell in love with this side of Beijing girl.

Yet that is quite a challenge, especially as lower growth increases the risk of civil strife.

Heroes - In times of darkness and strife, heroes will rise to lead their civilizations to victory.

But Iraq has yet to pass an oil revenue-sharing law, something that could tamp down major sectarian strife.

Or they could continue to stifle young people's ambitions and experience double jeopardy: lower growth and social strife.

Ming dynasty, political corruption, ideological differences and partisan strife, the people slack, bandits run.

Their immortal flowers springing where the soul is free from strife.

After sectarian strife engulfed Bahrain this year, however, a problem arose.

Life is like a blank page, enjoy the beef, the strife, the rage.

Is it not an exception to this sort of strife?

And hot spots of civil strife and conflict, sometimes brief, sometimes sustained, mar nearly every region in the world.

Countries that have seen war (Iran, Vietnam) or are situated in strife-torn regions such as the Middle East also feature prominently.

Ludwig van Beethoven was a typical "hero in the strife" .

He didn't expect that there would BE internal strife afoot. They are broken up.

So many of the great nations of Asia began the 20th Century ruled by colonial powers, or by dynasty, or bitterly divided by civil strife.

I wonder if it is a kind of happiness to live aloof from worldly strife.

Last week, I was sent an email from a "work-life balance expert" offering tips on staying cheerful in times of financial strife.

Eager to ascend beyond his Jedi abilities, Kun abandoned his master and journeyed to the strife-torn world of Onderon.

Tension or strife resulting from a lack of agreement; dissension.

If we refuse, the strife, stress, and destruction will almost certainly intensify due to our ascending numbers and exploitive technology.

And civil strife and conflict, sometimes brief, sometimes sustained, mar nearly every region in the world.

She was faint with strife and dejected .

Libraries and their contents are in serious hazard in times of strife and turmoil .

Human Kindness Starts With Freeing Yourself From Vanity, Strife, and Envy.

Second, special discourse upon the first civil strife and split.

Dame Trot and her cat Led a peaceable life, When they were not troubled With other folks' strife.

A rapid return to civil strife does not look likely at present.

But the parties plan to re-form under new names and continue governing, so fresh strife threatens.

The corpses and rubble that littered the streets during five months of civil strife have gone.

With Iraq to the east and Lebanon to the west, fears of sectarian strife loom large in Syria.

James 3 : 14 But if ye have bitter envying and strife in your hearts, glory not, and lie not against the truth.

"There are hedge fund partnerships where there is an element of strife over air pollution, " said one senior industry executive.

God hears the voices of millions whose blood flows from scenes of racial strife and gang wars.

The strife in Libya is a good reason for investors to go "risk-off" .

I like the spirit of a laborer living in his lines with his own pride, love, strife and confidence.

The real world is contradictive and confused, and this leads human to sinking into the endless strife, and losing their natural character.

Divided be the petty strife of our common history.

Partly because of the photo, he became a reluctant public face of a war on terror that sparked a decade of political strife.

This happened at Meribah which in Hebrew means: Strife, contention.

For as churning the milk produces butter, and as twisting the nose produces blood, so stirring up anger produces strife.

In Africa there is widespread poverty, endemic civil strife and environmental instability.

Their only plan is to plunge the province back into bloody strife.

And it will almost certainly condemn Greece to recession, strife and an eventual debt default.

But their attacks are stirring up deep-seated Syrian fears of sectarian strife, and the government is playing on this.

A civil strife is universally condemned as a crime.

And my delight is causer of this strife.

But it would inch Thailand back from the brink of all-out civil strife.

Italy and Spain could learn from Germany's trick of reforming without strife.

In this, and in other ways, much of the strife is down to economics.

But it is to your "honor to avoid strife. "