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If Sunnis and Shias did not cease their wrangling, he said, Muslims would end up turning to secularism as their saviour.

After much wrangling, it gained a $1. 2 billion judgment which it is now trying to collect in at least nine jurisdictions.

after more than a year and a half of legal wrangling , four female thai elephants are in their new mall amid australian sydney zoo.

A year ago, wrangling over the price of gas sold by Russia to Ukraine briefly diminished the flow of gas through Ukraine to Europe.

Freed from its internal wrangling, the EU would be able to turn outward and face the real world.

Wenger, though, has no intention of letting any of his star names leave and slammed all the speculation behind the political wrangling.

Mr Geissler, an old warhorse used to being listened to, lost patience with the endless wrangling and all he could see ahead was more war.

What has followed has been "he said, she said" legal wrangling and millions spent on attorneys' fees.

It's hoped that this would avoid the usual wrangling and emotional turmoil experienced by families going through a divorce.

But lawmakers and the administration have spent more than a week wrangling over the proposal amid a backlash from voters.

Then in 2010, following 24 years of legal wrangling, a Swiss court ruled that the money should be returned to Duvalier.

For more than two years leading up the president's death, political wrangling and unrest were the norm.

The deal ended nearly two years of legal wrangling between the companies.

You may have to ask yourself whether is deal is worth wrangling with an 800-pound gorilla.

Greek politicians have been locked in a second day of wrangling as they try to form a unity government.

The complex nature of D& O coverage frequently leads to legal wrangling between insurers, executives and companies over payouts.

However, with a stroke of the presidential pen, Mr Bush has bypassed all the expected wrangling over the area's management and use.

The announcement had been expected for months, amid wrangling over the level of protection that would be given.

After crushing its reformist opponents, his conservative faction has broken out in increasingly rancorous internal wrangling.

In Serbia's capital, Belgrade, meanwhile, months of wrangling over the formation of a new government are coming to a head.

Last month, after more than a year of wrangling, the EU approved rules that make the imposition of certain sanctions much swifter.

Instead, the wrangling is only providing more evidence of Washington's political sclerosis as the economy continues to weaken.

His appointment at the head of a government of national unity came after four days of wrangling over who should succeed George Papandreou.

But after wrangling with the GSEs, he became convinced that the last thing Fannie wanted was a capable regulator.

You can rest assured that despite his jostling and wrangling, your Aries dad is always on your team.

Britain's new Cabinet met for the first time after almost a week of political wrangling that has seen a coalition government take power.

They have applied their expertise, secretly wrangling over the next few years, a campaign branded industry reshuffle was inevitable.

We're going to assume you're a savvy user, but a newb when it comes to wrangling code snippets, so we'll keep things at the beginner level.

The wrangling followed a Saturday night ruling by a state-court judge that extended the expiration of Citigroup's agreement until Friday.

Among them is an Italian singer, whose aria is cut short by the baron's wrangling with a lawyer over Sophie's dowry.

Months of wrangling over the formation of a coalition government is likely and Mr Maliki may not retain his post.

The wrangling over reparations also helped turn the German people against co-operation with the international system.

After years of wrangling, there is still no framework elections law.

After eight years of legal wrangling, the tribunal made an award across a vast range of issues.

It is the matter they are wrangling over.

It took seven years of bureaucratic wrangling to get the Earthships legally approved.

After weeks of wrangling, the government has agreed to a proportional party-list voting system in which half the candidates must be women.

This week, amid much internal political wrangling, the European Commission officially backed calls for a CITES listing.

Executives at Tokyo Electric Power and government officials have been wrangling for weeks over who should pay for the accident at Fukushima.

After months of wrangling over details, international powers and Malian authorities appear to be reaching the same page.

For thus are we wearied with quarreling over words, thus by bickering do we lose the truth, thus by hateful wrangling do we destroy love.

Despite the legal wrangling, Samsung reported record operating profits last week, largely on the back of sales of its Galaxy smartphones.

And any institutional wrangling over Europe can only upset the coalition's delicate balance.

After days of wrangling over the launch, the UN Security Council delivered no more than a light knuckle- rapping .

Investors are also nervous about Portugal, fearing that political wrangling there could prevent the country from cutting its own debts.

The call came as EADS moved to end years of wrangling over its dual-headed structure.

Before you start wrangling background processes, take a moment to find out which ones are causing the biggest hardware drain.

In my view, wrangling is inevitable. Let no one imagine that there is no wrangling between Communist Parties.

After 35 days of legal wrangling, a U. S. Supreme Court decision ended the Florida recount to lift Bush into the White House.

The opposition parties, wrangling over "unity" candidates for parliament, are ill equipped to deal with this onslaught.

China, Taiwan and four Southeast Asian nations have been wrangling for years over territorial claims to the South China Sea.

People got tired of the continuous political wrangling between the two parties.

A potential US government default on its debt was only avoided after months of wrangling between Democrats and Republicans in Congress.

One fallen government, one renegotiated deal and weeks of wrangling later, BNP still awaits confirmation of the transaction.

The wrangling over the defectors is the latest friction between the Koreas.

That is one of many reasons to expect the results to produce consternation, wrangling and legal challenges.

To get around the island, one must rely on snowmobiles, cross-country skiis, or perhaps reindeer wrangling.

The product of a month of wrangling, the statement bears China's imprint, according to diplomats familiar with the negotiations.

When I left, two neighbors were quarreling noisily. When I returned an hour later, they were still wrangling.

Cheaper raw materials remove some pressure on companies to increase prices, and on consumers still wrangling with high unemployment.

Intense wrangling by factions within the governing coalition have blocked a consensus. In other news, Mr.

Obama had hoped that he would have a bill to sign by next month but that timetable is slipping, with weeks of congressional wrangling ahead.

The temptation is to laugh at the bureaucratic imbecility of such wrangling.

Even now, after months of talks, negotiators are still wrangling over a raft of competing proposals.

By 1919, after three years of long-distance wrangling, they divorced.

Labor politician Ben Bradshaw says the political wrangling is far from over.

After much legal wrangling, the case is now before the International Court of Justice in the Hague.

The violence comes on the same day the nation's parliament finally approved a unity government, ending months of political wrangling .

The convention guides judges in private suits over plunder, as well as states wrangling over property after a war.

The fragmented power structure also holds up decision-making, not least in endless political wrangling between left and right.

After six months wrangling, he won first his legal fight, and then his personal fight to pick himself up and start again.

The Democrats won that round, but after more wrangling and a legal fight that went to the Supreme Court, Republicans mostly got their map.

Investors say economic decisions that come after bitter political wrangling help create a climate of uncertainty.

Okay, enough wrangling over whether SOA is dead, or is thriving, or never even existed, or crashed somewhere near Roswell, New Mexico.

The delay comes amid wrangling over a financial-regulatory landscape that is in some ways largely unchanged since the 2008 financial crisis.

What does all this wrangling come to?

You've been wrangling with a relationship since mid-October, and frankly, you are weary.

Yet the wrangling over Darfur should not divert attention from southern Sudan.

European wrangling over how tightly to regulate financial markets has also put downward pressure on the euro.

And given the wrangling, the chances of strong bipartisan support for any deal seem unlikely, investors said.

Members of Iraq's Governing Council signed the interim constitution Monday after weeks of wrangling and days of delays.

Canada and the United States are highly unlikely to go to war, of course, though the wrangling could keep maritime lawyers busy for years.

This puts Marshall's estate back into play, and ensures that bitter legal wrangling will stretch on for years.

Despite the wrangling with regulators, Telstra's shares are trading at their highest in six months.

"We have agreed a common position on Turkey, " an Austrian EU presidency spokesm an said after hours of wrangling with new member Cyprus.

The ensuing wrangling over every toy will resonate with both sides in any household, as will the surprise ending.

The old man's offspring are wrangling over the estate.

Regulatory wrangling between different government agencies can also stall projects.

For behind the wrangling lies a growing divergence between two concepts of what the EU is for.

Sunday's moves cap wrangling with regulators over the issue, which first surfaced in 2007.

Sunday's moves cap wrangling with regulators over the issue, which first surfaced in 2007.

Which is a far cry from the egregious deceptions of the Balloon Boy parents or the public wrangling of Jon and Kate Gosselin.

We finally struck a bargain after half an hour of wrangling over who should pay the bill.

The Greek Orthodox Church is wrangling in the courts over its ownership of a further 325 , 000 acres .

Asked if this is the ideal result for him after all the offseason wrangling , Bryant said: "It certainly seems that way. "

After months of wrangling in the oil ministry, Libya's sovereign wealth fund slashed its offer to barely $300m.

The deadlock and the wrangling over the debt-ceiling has been going on for months.

The final text of the summary took more than four days of wrangling.

The rhetoric and political wrangling is coming out fast-and-furious, generating a high level of uncertainty across markets.

And more institutional wrangling would hardly restore market confidence.

The potential for wrangling is heightened by party politics.

A merger between EMI and Warner Music has been stymied by regulators before, and Citigroup may not have the patience for endless wrangling.

And wrangling over how to pay for decades of debt accumulation is not limited to Europe.

She has been assailed for being lightweight, invisible and distracted by internal wrangling.

In practice, they may become bogged down by wrangling.

A national referendum on May 5th and months of parliamentary wrangling lie ahead.

Meanwhile, the Pilbara's miners are wrangling with their biggest customer.

But there will be much wrangling over amounts and timing.

Attempts to rethink the care of the elderly and needy have in the past been blighted by political wrangling.

But sluggishness and policy-wrangling south of the border sap growth and make its currency less competitive.

It took several days of legal wrangling to reunite the family.

They are still wrangling over ownership of the house.

To harass OR wORry by wrangling.

In the background of the EU's wrangling were some goals laid out last year in pre-recession times.

You are a Mussulman, I am a hindu, another is a Christian or a Buddhist - and we are wrangling, butchering each other.

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however , some deals remain mired in political wrangling